The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-07-09

died in London-Gun practice in the
United States navy never better than
now; gun captains almost all American
born-Young actor assaulted on Sixth
avenue, New York, by boarding mistress
to whom he owed $25-Very Rev. Dr.
Augustin Hewitt, superior of the COM
munity OF Paulst Fathers, died.
MONDAY, JULY 5.
Mrs. David Lee of Lynn, Mass, found
in her home with skull fractured and
terrible cuts on her head; cause of the
injuries a mystery-Police Of Somer-
vile, Mass, seize beer which call fire.
men were to use in entertaining guests
Marriage of Bridgeport, Conn, high
school boy and girl revealed by young
husband while in delirium-Fannie
Belkeiser, colored, who claims to be the
wife of Colonel Leggett held in New
York on perjury charge-Mrs. Mary
Pierce of Dorchester, Mass, observes hee
93rd birthday anniversary LORI
inner of Boston sends greetings from
steamship Canada to his flock by carrier
Englishman, drops from the Brooklyn
bridge and is killed-Delegates gather
ing in Nashville for the Peoples party
conference; anti-fusion sentiment strong
Coal miners very generally obey
order to strike; President Rachford esti-
mates that POO 900 are involved-Ser-
geant Brechbell of West Point N. Y.
loses his life in trying to save others
from drowning-Fifty prostrations in
Cincinnati from heat, six deaths
Dedication of Holy Ghost and Us chapel
at Durham, Me.
TUESDAY, JULY 6.
Hugh Sadler, Millstream's coXwain.
dies after elght-oared race in which his
crew finishes second; gloom cast over
regatta on the Charles at Boston
Star Pointer wins the great race at
Charter Oak park, Hartford; John r.
Gentry completes after giving an ex-
hibition-Boston gets Recommending
hot Fourth, but other cities in the coun-
try had it even hotter-Henry B. Stone,
ex-president of c. B. & Q. railroad,
killed at Nonquitt, Mass, by bursting
of bonb-Premature explosion of fire
works at Ethel, Mo-, Injuries a number
of persons, one probably fatally-Ex-
Governor Altgeld in Brooklyn makes
diagnosis of public evils-James Will
Jams of Concord, Mass, commits suicide
by hanging-Police refuse to allow
Fitzsimmons and John L, Sullivan to
spar in New York; 1000 Disappointed
Rev. DR.. Greer of New York declines
the election of coadjutor bishop of
Rhode Island-James Farrell of Lynn,
Mass, shot in the leg by man who aimed
at lantern boy was carrying; Charles
Farrell seriously injured in face by ex-
plosion of ecrackers--ROw of Polish
picnic in Wilmington, Mass, between
police and picknickers over attempt of
q. former to seize liquors; four men
wounded-Great pilgrimage of Chris
tan Scientists to the home of Mrs. Mary
Baker Eddy at Concord, N. H-Senate
makes slight progress on tariff bill; Alli-
son to demand extra night sessions till
vote is reached; Republican sugar bounty
caucus called-President McKinley's
mother injured on the head by fall;
cut not serious-Charles Buttrick of
Cambridge. Mass, shot by a boy whom
he was chasing for trying to steal his
Japanese lanterns-Great prepara-
at San Francisco; heavy arrivals
Funeral in London of Miss Helen, daugh-
ter of Rear Admiral Miller, u. S. N. re-
mains to be brought to the United States
Death of DIR. w. D. Farnham of
Rockland, Me-, while driving horse in
a race at Knox park-William H.
Feeney of Auburndale, Mass, drowned in
Charles river; Boston man loses his life
in the Merrimac,
WEDNESDAY, JULY Z.
Continuation of intense heat; 10 pros
trations and one death in Boston; no
cold wave in sight as yet; hot every
where-Oho railroad and coal mine
operators represent to United States
court that the situation is serious and
ask for assistance, to which judge re-
spends by ordering the marshal to pre-
pare for trouble; great struggle is on in
earnest in the Pittsburg district; scores
of mines are shut down-W. j. A.
Tobin, an important witness in team
ing fraud cases, is missing from home
at Boston-Bicycle pursuit race be-
tween Boston and Philadelphia ar
ranged for July "a at Charles river track
Harry F. Marshall of Nashua n. H,
makes a new record for bicycle road rid
ing in "a hours, covering 305 miles
Hearing of the case of Clarence Crane,
charged with the larceny of Mr.. Foulke's
image of Buddha begun at Wareham,
Mass; Cranes friends allege he was
poisoned Monday night-Cora Routt of
Seeley dinner fame sues for malicious
prosecution at New York; claims police
ersecution-Maine supreme court or
ders a reargument of the double liza
bility' case-Judge Bond sentences
OConnell and the Donovans in Lowell
(Mass.) bribery cases to one year and
$500 fine, and revokes it to allow Of Sc
curing of sureties-Senator Wolcott
more than satisfied with the result of
the bimetallic commissioners confer
ence with the French government