The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1893-01-06
CONDENSED NEWS.
Thursday, Dec. go,

Thursday, Dec. 20.
A scarcity of coal is causing suffering
in Kansas.
Anti-vice crusaders at Providence are
not meeting with great success.
A coal combination is contemplated tc
work in opposition to the Reading.
The Farmers Alliance of Colorado
wants the state to control mines, etc.
Distilleries are running to their tull ca.
pacity in anticipation of increased taxes.
-Four persons were cremated in a fire
caused by natural gas in Osawatomie,
Kan.
George A. Amazeen was arrested at
Durham, N. H., charged with cruelty to
his horses.
Some persons see snub to Archbishop
Corrlgan in the manner of DR.. McGlynn's
restoration to the church.
The claim is made that a Biddeford
CMe.) Democratic representative-elect has
not been legally naturalized.
Rev. Allan B. Hudson was ordained
pastor of the Pilgrim Congregational
church, North Weymouth, Mass.
BY all explosion of dynamite in quarry
near Greensburg, Pa, one man was
killed and twelve Others frightfully in
jured.
Deputy Sheriff Fred P. Knapp of Suf-
folk county, Mass, has been taken 10 an
insane asylum. He had been for several
years in the sheriff's Office.
OBITUARY.
DR.. Edward Burns, q prominent physi-
clan, lied at New Britain, Conn
Richard b. Kimball, a distinguished
literary man, died in New York city
Loring Pickering, senior proprietor of
The Morning Call San Francisco, is dead.
Rev Samuel Wheeler died at his home
in Chartervlle, Me-, aged over 9l years.
He was said to be the Oldest Baptist cler-
gyman in the United States.
Orange Judd, editor of The Orange Judd
Farmer, whose name is a household word
in nearly every rural home in the country,
died suddenly at his home in Evanston,
near Chicago aged TO-
l-v Friday, Dec. 80.
II 1e Fwerly (Mass.} Citizen was sold to
?. 2 Z );.zs MT ss-tsisj) tsas) decided that ~
Th recent donation so Dartmouth-eol-
lege is the gift of a miser. it is said.
General Rosecrans has arrived at TO
dondo Cal, looking we'll and strong
An old lady at Everett, Mass, died from
injuries received in falling down stairs.
A Rome correspondent says that Mgr.
Satolli's mission to America is failure.
In fierce battle over claims at the San
Juan mining camp, eleven men were
killed.
Stockholders of the Economic Accident
Insurance company want the concern dis
solved.
Twelve thousand cans of opium were
seized on the steamer Oceanic at San
Francisco
Four persons were killed and eight in
jured by a collision between a street car
and an engine at Chicago.
Rev. H. C. Hitchcock of the Day street
Congregational church, Somerville, Mass,
formally resigned his pastorate.
The king of the Gilbert islands is dis
satisfied with the British protectorate, and
seeks protection from the United States.
The failure of Wayland, Trask & Co.
was announced on the New York stock
exchange. 1t Was caused by partners
private speculations.
OBITUARY.
Judge Barbon Bates of the Missouri
supreme court, son of Edward Bates, Mr..
attorney general, is dead, aged
30.
Bernard Nulty, widely known Irish
patriot, died at Newark. N. j. Mr.. Nulty
was the founder Of the first branch of the
Fenian Brotherhood in New York.
Rev. DIR. Edwin Elisha Bliss, for nearly
fifty years missionary in Turkey, and only
ess well known than Rev. DIR. Daniel
Bliss, is dead. He was born in Putney,
VT, April II, 1917.
Bob Slavin, the comedian, died suddenly
n Toledo. He was one Of the most popu-
ar minstrel men in the country. For two
,ears he has had hard luck, and the cause
# bis sad death is principally broken
leart.
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