The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-07-14
Tuesday, July II.


There is a smallpox panic at Victoria
B. C.
The business portion of Leroy, Ills, was
burned.
Eleven musicians We're drowned at
s'trasburg
Baku is deserted by its Inhabitants be-
cause of the cholera.
The county treasurer at Paris, Ark, is
short in his accounts.
Postmaster Hart is doomed for governor
OF Massachusetts.
NJ Pasteur, the scientist, is suffering
from choltrine at Paris.
George William Gurus is suffering from
cancerof the stomach.
p. II. Donaghue IA press correspondent ,
was killed at IA fire in Law nee
An increase of about $50, WO,0C0is shown
in Boston's taxable valuati n.
The London FINES says that Gladstone
may secure Office but not power.
Ravachol. the notorious anarchist, was
executed at Montbrisson. France.
A section hand on the Fitchburg road
was fatally injured at Waltham, Mass.
The American lawn tennis champion
Campbell. has won "A match in England.
Ex-Governor Ames of Massachusetts is
seriously sick at his North Easton resi-
drnce.
Hearings to be held by Maine railroad
commissioners at Augusta on the su bic CT
Of ear heating
The uurney & Daniels shoe factory in
Whitman, Mass, will be ready for occu-
pancy in the fall
The minority report on the senate sill
yer bill calls it crude clumsy measure,
tn effects of which are uncertain.
Charles +. Lord the Massachusetts
agent of the National Cash Register com
panv, has been released on bail.
A man supposed to be James Bradley of
Togus Me-, was seized with a hemorrhage
of the brain in IA Roxbury saloon.
Campbell does not know who will b.
appointed his successor as chairman of
the national Republican committee.
The Conservative papers now concede
Gladstone's majority but say that it will
be so small that he will be unable to carry
on business.
OBITUARY.
George W Bungay, poet, author, and
orator, died at Bloomfield n. j., aged "a
John Hooker, one of the oldest and best
known physicians of Springfield Mass,
is dead.
Kate Caateton of the "Dazzlero com
paay, died of typhoid pneumonia Sunday
night, Mt the Lake View Hotel, Warwick
X. l.
Baron Winmarleigh John Wilson Pat
ten died at London, aged 90 years He
was chief secretary for Ireland in 1865.
The title. which was created in ls14,eXpireS
with the baron's death
Edward Ainsworth, 4 prominent and
greatly respected citizen of Claremont,
" H., is dead. He was born in that town
sept 26, 1914 He had filled various civil
positions aud was member of the legiS-
lature IN 1866 and 1861.
Wednesday, July ID.
There was so, coo fire at North Lowell,
Ne
Striking Baltimore carpenters com
promised.
The report that Lottie Collins, the SOU
hette, was dead, is untrue.
\ furiou, storm in Winnipeg destroyed
property and caused loss of life,
The president addressed the National
Educational Association at Saratoga.
tx senator Blair of Manchester, Y. II
i n the field tor a congressional nominal
ton
At the races of the New Hampshire
division, L. \ W, p J. Berlo wheeled Z,
mile In Pm. 16s,
Thirty people were killed and many in
jured by an avalanche at St. Gervais- les
Baines in Savoy.
John H. Durgin of West Hamstead, n
H.. aged %. was struck and killed by a
train a Lee. y. II.
Willie, the l4-year-old son of William