The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-06-19

| Duffield from Philadelphia, grounded at
| Quilleboeuf, on the Seine, and was COM
PEELED to jettison 400 tons of her cargo
-Goldie French and Goldie Morgan,
two 18-year-old girls who ran away from
their homes in Middletown, N. Y, ar
rested at Boston-John and William
Dunn, twin brothers, aged 10, arrested
at Boston while committing highway
robbery-Captain ]. NJ Richardson
aged ST. superintendent of the first dis
trict, United States lifesaving station,
died at Rockland, Me-Exports of
specie from the port of New York last
week amounted to $2,436,S3S in gold, and
1888 $40 in silver. Imports were: Gold,
$143, 1858; silver, sS2,212-Eagle and
Phoenix cotton mills of Columbus, Ga,
in the hands of receivers
MONDAY. JUNE Is.
Arrival at st. Louis of the Mckinley
league of the state of New York-New
York Central Labor union bankrupt
A New York labor organization objects
| to Uncle Sans" Marine band Compel
ing with civilian musicians-Firemens
Memorial day observed by veterans
associations of Boston and other places
Casey and Dunno of Brooklyn won
the hand ball match with Carney and
neegan of Chicago--Edmond Blanc's
Arroau won the race for the grand prix
Ie Paris - Monument to Marcus A.
Perkins, dead chief of fire department,
unveiled at Braintree Mass-Ecuador
! wants a new treaty with the United
! states - City marshal Of Biddeford
Me- ousted from office - Electrician
Smith Of the New York Edison Electric
Light company badly injured by fall
! from haymow - Suspected case Of
poisoning in Edes' Falls, Me-Rev. c,
! 3. Bacon ordained at the First Baptist
| church, Chelsea, Mass--Attempt to en-
force prohibtory law in Lewiston, Me,
| followed by carnival of drunkenness
New York talors to strike against
the sweating system-Steame Cata-
lonia beat her own record by crossing in
days and 46 minutes.
TUESDAY, JUNE 16.
| Plat won the fight in the New York
| delegation at st: Louis--SilVer dele
gates at st. Louis will oppose straddle
platform in hope that the Democrats
will go for free silver if the Republicans
oppose it---New York bank president
shot in his office by a stranger, who also
shot himself-Iowa currency plank
drawn by Senator Allison-Opening of
| PETER investigation into recent bond is
sues-Convention of boot and shoe
workers opened in Boston--Canvass
| of delegates at ST Louis shows about 500
votes for gold-St. Louis city organiza-
tons paraded in honor of Chauncey l..
| Filley--Property of Arnold B. Sanford
in Fall River. Mass, attached by Citi-
zens' Savings bank of New Bedford and
Fall River Savings bank-Severe
| Of
Peru-Wilton Randolph of the Vir-
ginia family died in New York-Consul
General Williams returns from Cuba
Favorites won all of the races at Graves
end-Harvard varsity crew beat the
| freshman crew in. a two-mile race
One of the Providence jewelry store bur-
glars captured-The Yale crew arrived
in England-Governoro of Crete to issue
new Standardization insurgent
treasurer in Puerto Principe stole $4,000
or more-Partick Lorden committed
suicide at South Boston-Electric
| elevated railway has opened for traffic
| in Chicago-Autonomis party no
I longer representative of Cuba-Cretan
| revolutionists again in arms against the
| Turks - Canadian sealerS report
smaller catches than in former years
| Six hundred Armenians arrested
since June 8 in Constantinople-C
nelius p Sullivan disbarred on petition
of the Boston Bar ssociation-Cropr re-
| ports circulated by spectators and rail-
road officials are at Variance-Mc-
Donald, the tobacco manufacturer offers
nearly $1,000, 900 to McGill university
At Tinker's Island, Me-, Alexander
| Dawes stumbled, and a charge from a
gun went through his neck causing in
slant death-Parker Taylor fell from
a staging at Nashua, N. H., and was
killed-Joseph Draigo of Nashua, N.
H, was run over by freight car and
probably fatally injured-Joseph B.
Robinson, an elevator boy at Boston.
was instantly killed, while leaning out
of the car-Mrs. Robert Crockett was
seriously, if not fatally, burned at An
| dover, Mass-Herr Wiser, a former
member of the reichstag, committed sui
eide in Jail at Errurt Ger-Represen-
tative Joe Abbott of Texas received
severe injuries while shooting the
chutes" at Washington-The First Ma
tional bank of Cheyenne, Wash, has
suspended payment
WEDNESDAY, JUNE IT,
A gold platform was adopted by the
national Republican convention-Gen-
| eral Bradley Il. Johnson missing IN
Cuba. Artist Dawley again arrested
and released-Growing weakness of
the Spaniards in Cuba-Thirty-e eight
filibusters sailed for Cuba from Miami,
Fla, with arms, cartridges and dyna-
mite-Belief at st. Louis that the ticket
will be Mckinley and Morton-Con-
gresham w. w. Grout renominated at
the Republican convention at Mont
pelier, Vt-Delaware Democrats de-
clare for the gold standard-Shortag e
in the accounts of Postmaster Richard
Sayre of Atlantic City, N. J-Cornelius
Vanderbilt, Jr., sick and his wedding
may have to be postponed - II. 3.
Beecher, son of the late Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher, on trial in New York for
forgery-Free silver speeches at ban
uuet of Maine Democrats at Portland
Democrats of Maine Fourth and
Third districts adopted free silver plat
forms - Eight business failures at
Watertown, Tenn, caused by the clos
ing of the bank there-Venezuelan po-
Etical exiles may return to their homes
In safety-Fear that yacht Sagetta,
with eight persons on board, has been
lost-Arnold b. Sanford of Fall River,
Mass. charged with intent to defraud