The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1898-06-24
THE WEEKS NEWS.
THURSDAY. LuNE 16.

Fire Quilted the factory OF the Bridge
port Coach Lace company, causing
loss of $4,000 and injuring one man IA
tally-John Todd tried to kill the hrst
secretary of the German embassy IN
London for an unknown cause-Rose
White arrested in Chelsea, Me-, on
charge of causing the death of her nus
band by shooting-Ida Kennedy
stabbed seriously in Rockland, Me-, by
C. c. Ringberg Mich, SUI
fered from a agratiOn-HaWallan
annexation resolutions passed the house
-209 to 01-Three persons killed IN
Wetumka, Ala, by robbers, who then
set fire to the house in which their vic
tins lived-Julia Brown, Lynn widow,
rs years, believed to have been murdered,
having been found dead in her bed by one
Of her sons-Charles Miles of Wood
VILE, N. H., asphyxiated by gas in a
lodging house in Boston-Williom
Lucas, 81, poisoned himself in Providence
Fire in Sailing, Hanson & Co. lum-
Der yard in Grayling, Mich, destroyed
5000 900 feet of lumber at loss of $55,OOO,
and IA houses-SchOoner Gypsum
Princess run down off Nantucket light
ship by a steamship, Captain Merriam
of the schooner, his wife, two sons and
daughter, and the vessels cook being
acknowledgement captured on the
British steamer Twickenham proves to
be Lieutenant Commander FORMER of
the Spanish army-Lowell aldermen
vote to give a gold watch to Charette,
one of Hobsons men on the Merrimac,
also to name new primary school for
him.
FRIDAY, JUNE IT,
Sixteen hundred members of the Wood
makers union in Chicago on strike for
50 for nine hours-StorehOus of the
Brooklyn Warehouse company turned
at a loss of $75 000-Clarence Emery
and Tillie Millet killed in Tacoma by
James Bartlett, the woman's eX-para-
mour-James McGrinthy killed in
Brookfield, Mass, by an electric car
Fire caused a loss of 500, 600 to the Ar
mours in Chicago-Alabama negroes
name one of themselves as the Republi
can candidate for governor-Ten build
ings, among them being the principal
structures of the town, burned in Grove
City, Pa-Two negroes lynched in
Wetumpka, Ala, for triple murder and
robbery-Three thousand horses and
mules INDUCED in stampede from their
corral in the camp in Tampa, causing a
great deal of damage-David S. Curry
loses arms, and William Campbell sight
of one eye, near Whiting, Me--Mrs.
Greenlee of Kansas City drowned in
cloudburst, and it is feared that five
others perished-Bridget Eagan of
Lynn nearly killed by her lover after
telling him that his attentions would
have to cease.
SATURDAY, JUNE Is.
Bismarck suffering from Inflammation
of the veins of one of his legs
Timothy O'Brien hurt fatally in Boston |
by falling As feet from an open window, |
while asleep -International bank bill |
passes the federal senate. which re-
ceived a favorable report on the Ha.
waiian bill-Nicaragua newspapers
loaded with reckless discussions of the
Monroe doctrine, many declaring the
United States unjust in going to war
with Spain and expressing fear that the
American government will ultimately
intervene in the political affairs Of Cen
trail America-New bridge in Muir
ILL.,, broke under a construc-
ton train, and two men killed-Cam-
bridge girl thrown from her bicycle and
probably fatally injured-Five ne
groes, confessed murderers, hanged in
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Budd of Califor-
MIA committed the sentence of train
wrecker Salter d. Werner to life i'm
prisonment, a medical board deciding
that he was insane at the time he |
wrecked a train bearing United States
soldiers, thus causing the deaths of |
three soldiers and the engineer
Troops in the south to be located at |
Charleston, Jacksonville and other
places-Food to be supplied for the
starving surgents-Emilio Aguinal-
dos forces press Spaniards on the out
skirts of Manila, and carry all before
York university received |
$50, 900 from Helen Gould-Queen re,
gent of Spain called a meeting of the
cabinet to consider her abdication in
favor of her sister law, but was per-
suaded to forego the ntention-Amer-
leans to seize a base of supplies in Cuba
and form junction with Gomez-Ca-
dix fleet sails, but its destination is not
known-War loan already subscribed |
several times over-Treasury being
flooded with inquiries about the new
revenue law-Mason Safety Thread
Co.'s plant in South Lawrence damaged
by fire-Steward of the Twickenham,
seized by the st. Louis, says the ship
was under the orders of a Spaniard,
and bound for Santiago-Miss Atkin-
son wins the ladies tennis championship
of the United States-Memorial to the
government by the powerful council
general of Catalonia which represents
the mercantile intelligence of Spain, calls
for peace, creating a deep impression
in Madrid, all the more on account Of
the logical and practical reasonings
with which the council advocates ces-
sation of hostilities.
SUNDAY, JUNE 10.
Instruction in Venezuela ended by
the capture of the leader-Resldents
of a French settlement in Newfound-
land dying for want of food-Thirty-
eight of SO candidates for admission to
the military academy at West Point
passed the examination-Big seizure
of opium in Honolulu-Wife of Sena-
tor Hannas son given divorce in Cleve-
land on the ground of cruelty--Bos-
ton man probably hurt fatally by fall-
ing s. feet-Three Boston Chinese
stabbed, one fatally, by desperate, who
demanded money-Golf champion
ship of the United States won by Fred
erick Herd of Chicago, only three weeks
over from Scotland
in