The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-08-02
THE WEEKS NEWS
Thursday, July rs.

Inursuay, July 10.
Bath (Me.) shipping and business men
took action in favor of the export county
bill-Condition of the Dime Savings
bank, Willimantic, Conn, may not be as
bad as at first upposed-Verdict of will
full murder returned in Toronto against
"H H. Holmes" - John Collins, who
Killed a Princeton student, sentenced to 20
years in prison-Reformator measures
to be introduced at the Connecticut state
prison - Bandit Dick Yeager shot
and killed near Sheridan, o. t -
Grist and saw mills at Topsham, Me-,
burned-Icehouse at Dedham Mass. de-
stroyed by fire--Bland presidential boom
let loose at Sedalia, Mo - Governor
Oates of Alabama says prosperity is here
to stay-Summer residents at Tiverton,
r. l., captured 10 tramps-Robbers Sc
cured $4,000 from the New York express
near Wanston, Olive children drowned
at Lake Dauphine, near Winnipeg-Cot-
ton mills at Gloucester City, N. j., opened
after five years of idleness-Employes of
the New York street cleaning department.
threaten to strike-Nicaraguan favor
Americans, but hate Great Britain, accord
ing to Senior Leopoldo Lacayo-James
Osgood arrested at Portland, Me-, and
taken to Boston to answer to charge of
larceny-Duluth and Iron Range Rail
road company got possession of a land
grant of 100000 acres claimed by the state
of Minnesota-Clock which had been in
a Stoneham (Mass.) household for 80
years stopped at the very hour when its
owner died.
Friday, July 20.
"Spiker" Murphy plotted to escape from
Rhode Island state prison and murder and
rob wealthy man-Army officers all
say Bannocks were not to blame for the
uprising-Ex-Govern Russell of Mas
sachusetts declines to be a candidate for
president of the L. A. W-World's gold
production of $2OO,O 600 for 1895 now
seems Misunderstanding Elder North
on trial for contempt of court at New
Haven-Narrow escape of 10 passengers
in wrecked car at Norwalk, Conn
Disappointed lover sued Mrs. Ida M.
Hazard of Ansonia, Conn - Four
persons injured by an accident on the
electric railroad at Bangor, Me-Attle-
boro (Mass.) preacher and his liquor spotter
threatened by whitecaps-Austria and
Germany said to have resolved upon COM
mon action concerning Bulgaria--Fight-
ingin Macedonia causes uneasiness in Con-
stantinople - English election returns
give the government a present absolute
ship Massena on the rocks at Tourteaux-
Suicide at Philadelphia of DR.. Benjamin
Mackie of the navy-Lawyer Charles
Cowley of Lowell, Mass, suspended from
practice for two years--Opening of the
electric road between Lowell, Mass, and
Nashua, N. H - Sensational charges
against the Haverhill (Mass.) aims
house to be investigated - Spinning
room at the Lancaster mills at
Clinton, Mass, resumed operations
Michigan forest fires again broke out
American killed civil engineer near Sal
tillo Mex - Three sisters drowned in
Platte river, near Columbus, Neb -
Japan asked China to pay her war debt
through London - Electric road from
Chicago to New London via Buffalo pro-
posed-Governo Morrill, bound to sup
press the liquor traffic in Wichita, KAN
A disruption of Southern Wholesale
Grocers' association hreatened-Secre-
: tary Carlisle says sound money will
Weather bureau will display hurri
cane signals again this year--Prime
Minister Reid victorious in the New South
Wales elections - New York saloons
have right to sell temperance drinks all
night-Cambridge (Mass.) barber who
refused to cut colored mans hair, fined
S15-Revolution in Ecuador liable to end
in a triumph for Guayaquil government
Tax rate of Somerville, Mass, will be
less than that of last year.
Saturday, July 81.
Holmes, when in Chicago, murdered his
victims by hyxiation-Couriers re-
port that all the settlers at Jack
sons Hole, Ida, have been massacred
by Indians-Fight between Fall River
(Mass) labor unions now on in
earnest-Terrible fate of four children
in fire at Big Stone Gap, Tenn; they
perish in the f1ames-Four boys drowned
in Lake Deschenes, Ont-Captain Half
of the Defender cured of his cancer
MANY vessels wrecked by a hur-
ricane on the coast of Japan;
large loss of life reported -
Rev. Bryant Mcclellan of Milford Mass,
held for the grand jury for alleged fraud
Vandalism and petty thieving by boys
in Maplewood district, Maiden, Mass
Captain Miller of cruiser Raleigh denies
stories of Entertainment of his crew
Schooner sunk by steamer off Pollock
Rip-Prospect of combination of
Transatlantic freight steamship COM
panies-Depositor of the Willimantic
(Conn.) Dime Savings bank object to ap-
pointment of a permanent receiver
New cornerstone of Broadway Congrega-
tional church at Somerville, Mass, laid
Supreme court decides that the
franchises of the Kings county
IN. " electric road are all right
Deficit in the accounts Of copyright fees of
Librarian Spofford of the congressional
library - Suicide of Passed Assistant
Surgeon Mackie cannot be explained by
Washington friends-Sale at Washing
ton of General Grants park phaeton
Brought only s14-Gold reserve suffered
small loss--Lawyer Cowley of Lowell,
Mass, will ask for a rehearing in the mat
ter of his uspension-Death in New
York of Thomas Adds Emmet-Lady
Frances Cunning widow of Rev. Sir
Henry Cunning, arrested in Lon
don ON charge of forgery -
Twelve persons killed and 25 injured
in a railroad accident near st. Brieuc-
Missionary fund started by General o. o.
Howard has reached s13,6Oo-Prohibi-
ton controversy between the Christian
Mirror and Portland's (Me) mayor
Proceedings in the Addicks divorce case
postponed Bradstreets report that the
,zcl,yne of trade has not varied materially