The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-07-13


America.
A new counterfeit IS silver certificate is in
circulation
Dom Pedro has recovered and is soon to
sail for Rio Janeiro.
Edwin Cowles, the veteran editor of The
Cleveland Leader, is very sick.
Rev. DIR. Morgan Dix of New York is af-
f1icted with obscuration of sight.
Col Thomas F. Casey has been nominated
as chief of the corps of engineers.
Bush fires on the Midland, Canada, railway
destroyed $4,000 worth of material.
A seventy-horse power boiler exploded at
Allentown, Pa, and kills three men.
A son of the captain Of the missing ship
Farragut thinks the vessel is not lost.
John Sherman says he is with the Republi-
can nominees through thick and thin.
Six schools for the teaching of anarchy and
socialism are in operation in Chicago. s~.r-
George Parsons Lathrop is seriously sick
with peritonitis at his home in New London
The annual convention of the American In
stitute of instruction was opened in Newport
Prince Alexander of Battenberg narrowly
escaped death from fall down mountain
side
Sir John Macdonald is sick and his trip to
New Brunswick has been postponed for the
present
Daniel Manning's estate, valued at about
$3OOO0O, was divided according to the pro-
visions of his will.
It is estimated that the postal revenues for
the fiscal year just ended will show defici-
ency of about 81 100000.
The gross public debt of the Dominion on
June 80 last was SO, 1874 ,221 more than at the
end of the previous year.
The treaty between the Roman see and the
United States of Colombia regarding religious
matters has been ratified
A 16-year-ol daughter of Joseph Martin, a
builder of Detroit, has astonished her friends
by forging several checks.
A terrific boiler explosion occurred at
Allentown, Pa, by which three men were
killed and several injured.
Senator Pugh says the Republicans spurn
the idea of delaying action on Mr.. Fuller's
nomination until next session.
The Paris Gaulois says that Germany is
about to compel the French landlords Of
Strasburg to sell their property.
A club of old Tippecanoe veterans, whose
average age is 72 years and 8 months has
been organized in Des Moines, la.
Jostice Stanley Matthews Of the United
States supreme court and his family are at
Pittsfield, Mass, for the summer.
Seven hundred railroad men met at st.
Cloud, Mimi and discussed favorably the idea
of uniting the four brotherhoods.
The Franconia Iron company of New
Hampshire passed into new hands, A new
railroad is to be built and mines worked.
Governor Hills action in calling an extra
session of the legislature is severely criticised
by the labor organizations of New York.
Senator Sherman says the Mills bill will
pass the house but not the senate, and b.
lieves that New York will go Republican.
The four brotherhoods, engineers, flremen,
brakemen and switchmen are taking steps
toward the amalgamation of the four bodies
Steps are being taken by the state forest
commission of New York to establish an sx-
tensive preserve for the breeding Of wild
deer.
The counsel for the Union bank Of Provt.
dence said that there would be no compromise
with Pitcher; that he would get fourteen
years.
Myers Opera house in Ell Paso, Tex, one
of the most beautiful buildings in the south
west, has fallen and is in ruins It cost about
100000.
Ms. Langtrys appearance of wretched i'll
health causes her private friends much anx-
iety. The Lily has become painfully thin in
the face.
Wednesday, July IL.
Suisun, CAL, was nearly destroyed by FIRE.
The Chicago News has reduced its price to
cent.
st. Johnsbury has an eiopement scandal In
high life."
Montreal shipping Interests arc reported in