The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-08-06

West Andover Mass, celebrated her
Tooth versary-Boody AK found
near the scene of the Gallo murder; al
legged slayer arraigned in Lynn, Mass.
MONDAY, AUG. 2.
Many protests from f,reign govern
Elents against the new tai
Bive services at the fune al If John p.
Lowell at East " eymCuth, Mass-One
man and a boy were c. owned in the
Charles river at Boston, and their three
companions We're rescued with difficulty
Another probably fatal assault in
Lynn, MasS--NC imam D&LCst was shot
dead in Randolph, =. H--Iwelve thou
sand persons Nele present at the Chris
tian Alliance meetings in Old Orchard
-Insolent de nance f Alle. can treaty
rights by petty Cerman fficials-
More fighting n South Afr ca-Eng-
tand said to have denounced the COM
nlercial trea,y With BEG um-No
trouble at striking miners camp at Tur-
tie Creek, Pa Wagon load f excur-
sionists rolls down an embar ment at
PaWtucket r. Prince 4-o.ri dor
leans will put his seconds in communica-
ton with General Albertons as soon as
he arrives on French soil--Blood stain
on Miss Barrett's key ribbon explained
Convention of State Federation of
Labor opened in Boston-Boston Cen
trail Labor union condemns the trustees
of Brown university, and will hold mass
meeting for the miners-NeW pudding
scale adopted by the Youngstown CO..
acturers-Breache in the Maine
game law are very few this summer
Mr.. Moody denies that he is. to give up
| active evangelical Work-Chief Of the
| New York police force to resign-An-
nual cruise of New York Yacht club be-
gins-Uneasiness at Hawaii; annexa-
ton eXpected--Death of Themes Hill
house, president of the Metropolitan
Trust company of New York-Slack
Wire bicyclist killed at RidgeWood, park;
fell from live wire to the ground,
distance of 10 feet.
TUESDAY, AUG. 8.
Browns faculty divided in regard to
President Andrews; his supporters have
| issued an address to the corporation
Two thousand men apply to the Boston
civil service commission for work
Worcester, Mass, gave a great recep-
ton to Champion Ten Eyck-Fete day
at Newport, r. l., tOmorrow-Inquest
on Gallo's death held at Lynnfield, Mass;
new eY4sp&e against Williams, who is
accused of the hlurder-AnOthe mys-
terry connected with Alice Barrett cleared
up; her mysterious hotel visitor was a
massage operator-Citizens and SOL
diers clash in Springfield tlls-Prep- |
arations begun for the removal of books
to the new Congressional library at
Neutrality-suspicious. the new tariff took
effect to be left to the courts-State /,
department paid $4,000 indemnity for
killing Of three Italian subjects by a !,
mob in HahnviIle, La-HaiTF Allen Of !
Boston killed himself at Toledo-Brit-
ish force sent out to relieve the garrison
at Fort Challdara in the Chitral; tribes
men were repulsed with heavy losses
Trouble feared from striking miners;
Pennsylvania troops held ready for ac-
tjon-Waltham (Mass.) watch factory
running on full time agaiql-National
summer meeting of the Univsrsalists
at The Weirs, N. H., begins---Wocd den
cruiser Lancaster to become a training
chip at BrOoklyn-First day of state
branch Of the Federation Of Labor at
BOston--Counsel for O'Neil convicted
of the murder of Mrs. McCloud, will ask
for new trial-Owen Barker, who was
shot by robbers in Lynn Mass. may
recOver--Colonel Fred Grant does not
think the president has considered him
in connection with the Chinese ministry
Mark Hanna has hired a
cottage near Rangeley, Me-Stein, the
long distance cycle rider arrives in Bos-
Francisco to have pugilis-
tic carnival mkt month.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 4.
Ten Eyck received an enthusiastic re-
ception in Faneuil hall, Fgston; Mayor
Quincy Representative keiher and the
champion made peeches-Turkey to
be made to pay American claims
Lively meeting of the Massachusetts
Democratic club at Boston; Mayor
quincy denounced by several speakers
that King George of Greece
las threatened to abdiCate denied
striking coal miners gaining accessions
to their ranks-Turklsh troops re-
pulsed by villagers in a sharp engage
ment in Tfessaly-UpeXpecte pro-
gress of peace conference; everything ar
anged except the evacuation Of Thessaly
Japanese minister to France says we
nave no right in Observation-Disclosures Sc
vail not instructed to raise American
lag in HOnolulu"JohnR r. Gentry PAGES
mile in 2:04 S-4 at Dover, N. H
iamaliel Bradford favors cabinet seats
IN congress-Anti-toX of tetanus
used in Washington -
Iichael Mallady Of RoXbury Mass died
1 age of 100--Herbert c. Marshall who ?
vas supposed to have been drowned six
ears ago, returns to his former home
n North EastOn, Mass-Dynamite
low-up at Apsley's employees boarding
lOuse in Hudson, Mass-Attack on !
MISSIONS in China; no lives lost-Na- .
ional meet of l.. A. w begun at (
Masked robbers ransack
farmhouse at New Ipswich N H
Hammer throwing record broken by
champion Flanagan at Albany-Lynn
Mass.) girl threw vitriol in her lovers
yes; he will lose his sight-Lawrence
Mass) man found dead in Haverhiu
nder suspicious circumstances.
Fined $500 For Taking Porgies,
Ellsworth, Me, Aug. 4. - Captain
phillip H. Gray of the steamer Seacon-
ct, owned Ia Newport, was tried in the
court yesterday and found