The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-08-31

| Inc cornerstone OF GDe \ M. ". A. Dullu-
ing in Melrose, Mass, was laid-Six
arrests were made in Connellsville, Pa,
on charge of melting to riot-The
! Whisky trust has not been able to ne
gotiate a loan to get their goods out Of
bonded warehouses in the west--All is
quiet at Honolulu. Registration of voters
Is progressing throughout the Hawaiian
Islands - Newton Goodwin, widely
known in insurance circles, committed
suicide in Chicago fires are
raging in Ontario--A Russian village was
swept into the sea of Azof by cyclone. One
thousand persons are believed to have
persisted - Towns in the Vogelberg
mountains We're wrecked by windstorm
and water Engineers and firemen
are being recruited in Seattle for Chinese
naval service.
Monday, Aug. 81.
Hon. Nathan p. Coburn, the well-known
philanthropist, passed away at his home
in Newton, Mass--Russ B. Walker
well-known dancing teacher, died at Bos-
ton-A South Boston boy named William
Nelson was shot by an unknown colored
man; injury not fatal-James w. Con
verse a prominent Boston business man
and fnancier is dead - There is no
change in the strike situation either
at Fall River or New Bedford Mass
Louisiana sugar planters may sue the
United States for present seasons bounty,
about 81 900, 000-Eight million feet
of lumber were burned at OF
tawa-An aeronaut was killed at
Schoolcraft, Mich-The colonel of
regiment stationed at Fort Sher-
idan, Ills, was assaulted by lieu
tenant - A trolley car in Newark,
N. j., ran away, injuring 20 persons
The town of Gurneville, Cal, was burned
Anarchist Mowbray has gone back to
England-John Newell, president of
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern and
Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroads, died
very suddenly-Allen W. Galpin, aged
70, once prominent in the business and
social life of Springfield, Mass, is dead
A heavy forest fire has been raging in
the woods of Falmouth, Mass, since Satur-
day, and hundreds of acres of woodland
have been burned over - Republican
caucuses held in Pembroke and Aliens
town, n H., were solid for Busiel for
governor and Silloway for congress.
Tuesday, Aug. 20.
Two-thirds of Wetzell, Mich, were
burned-The Papscke lumber sheds in
Chicago were burned-A milling plant
was burned at Bowling Green, Mo
Several buildings were burned at South
Bend, Ind--Several cases Of smallpox
were discovered in New York-Mrs.
Belle Rose of Nashua, N. H., was burned
fatally-A bank cashier at Odell, Neb,
was arrested for embezzlement-San
dusky river, O., is rendered unhealthy by
continued drought-There were 20 con
versions during the campmeeting at East
Livermore, Me-A widow of Middle
town, Conn, committed suicide on account
of a hayward son-Michael Corrigan
was killed on the New Haven railroad
tracks at Fall River, Mass-Thomas Ma
honey of Worcester, Mass, is supposed to
have committed suicide at Denver
After Sept all city and town records in
Massachusetts must be written in ink fur
nished by secretary of state-A Method |
list minister of Fostoria, O., welded a
mulatto girl and was given an in
once notorious 'fence'
reported alive at Columbus, o.
Mrs. Celia Thaxter, the poet of the Isles of
Shoals, n. H.. is dead-President and Mrs.
Cleveland are expected to spend portion
of next month in Berkshire county, Mass.
A Newburyport Mass man at
tempted to kill his wife by cutting
her throat with razor-Bennett and
Columbia yarn mills at New Bedford,
Mass, are to start up-Fall River !
(Mass.) spinners and carders have sus- /
pended relief benefts-Thec oroner's YER
dict ON the death of Henry Coomes at
Hartford directs suspicion to the widow
The McAuliffe-Griffo fight at Coney
Island was decided in favor of McAuliffe /
The surplus in the treasury for |
August is already over $S,000,0 600
Colonel Breckinridge's sister-inlaw has |
written letter against him addressed "tro /
the men and women of Blue Grass
Forest fires are raging in Wisconsin and |
northern Michigan An engineer was |
killed and a fireman fatally injured in
wreck in West Virginia-Presi-
dent Pullman and Vice President Wickes |
testified before the labor commission at
Chicago
Wednesday, Aug. 20.
Mrs. Mary l.. Colby, widow of Gardiner |
Colby, the philanthropist, died suddenly |
at Newton, Mass - Diamonds to the |
value of $500 were stolen from the Sinclair |
cottage at Winthrop, Mass-The finding |
of human bones in Athol, Mass, is be- |
lieved to solve a mystery of 40 years stand
ing-An Auburn (Me) farmer shot |
his wife and then himself - New |
evidence bearing on the death OF |
John Hifron at Woonsocket, r. l., shows |
that he was probably victim of muir
derous assault-The president left Wash
ington for ray Gables-Treasuryp pros
poets for this month are bright-Wrenn
defended his tennis champion
ship, beating Goodbody three sets to one
CT renee, fugitive ruler of the
territory, is at Kingston, Jam
Benson Sherwood, superintendent of Madi-
son Square Garden, died of heart failure
Governor Waite of Colorado was arrested
On the charge of unlawfully opening let
ter-Two American citizens of the Blue
fields prisoners are to be banished from
Nicaragua and four are kept as state pris-
,ners-The little town of Vesper, Wis,
was nearly wiped out by forest fires
Geronimo and his band are to be released
fires are raging in northern
Moritz, the famous Swiss
,pa. was visited by fre-New York cloak