The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-05-11

O0O Secretary Carlisle has ordered four
Btorekeepers removed--Steinitz defeated
Lasker in chess game in Montreal
The Moravian miners strike is spreading
The strike at the Washington mills,
Lawrence, Mass, has ended--There will
be no Yale-Oxford race this year
The postoffice at Shelton, Conn, was
robbed, but the thieves secured only
about SIS in stamps-M. G. Dom 'lly a
veteran of the Mexican war, died at
Amesbury, Mass, from cancer He was
II years of age-A dozen sharp-tailed
grouse have been sent to Bar Harbor, Me-,
and will be loosed in the wood near Keho
Valley for propagation-Hu Z.
Henry, painter, while working on
house in Newhall, Conn, fell 40 feet,
landing on his feet and was unin-
jured-The supreme castle of the
knights of the Golden Eagle will hold it's
annual session in New Haven, beginning
June 81 next.
Monday, May 7.
Evangelist Moody's daughter, Emma
Reynolds Moody, and Arthur Z. Fits are
to be married at Mortified, Mass The
proposed reopening of the pulp mill at
Madison, Me, has caused an agitation of
the subject of taXes--Store and tene-
ments were burned in Old Mystic, CT
Steamer La Champagne went ashore off
Committee cDlS teen has Iso comp ID the compromise
amendments to the tariff bill--Three
brothers, supposed to be members of
gang making speciality of stealing
overcoats in various cities, were ar
rested in New York city--The
Louisville Courier-J Journal calls for the
defeat of Colonel Breckenridge - "A
severe wind and rain storm caused great
damage in the Wyoming valley, Penn
sylvania- Theatrical Treasurer Hopper
married Marie Dressler, and is perse-
cuted by an alleged wife No. i
New York theatrical managers are advo-
eating proposed legislation against play
pirates--Boston Coxeyites reached
Eliza beth, n. 1.-The Whitley Reaper
and Mower works in Muncie, Ind, were
burned. Loss, $245, Cooking Humbert
opened the Milan united exhibition
The town of Stephan, Russia, was burned,
15persons were killed, many were injured
and thousands are destitute of food,
clothing and shelter
Tuesday, May 8.
The harbor of ST. Johns, n. F., is still
blockaded with ice--The schooner yacht
Lasca ran from New York to Queenstown
in 16 days-Southern Grand Army posts
are charged with misuse of northern
veterans money-The Abbott Bowen
fight in New Orleans was declared draw
THE shutdown in Connellsville (Pa.)
coke region is complete - Joseph H.
Choate is to be the president of
New York's constitutional convention
1t is rumored that Providence may be
made the eastern landing point of Fall
River line steamers-Colonel Crawford
Allen died at Providence--The grand
jury is to investigate cases of "boodling"
in connection with the granting of Hav-
erhill (Mass.) liquor licenses-Fire in the
Whittenton mills at Taunton, Mass,
caused a loss of between 10000 and $4,000
w. F. Sdyles, the millionaire Paw
tucket (R IL manufacturer, is dead
The village of Gatow, Germany, was de-
stroyed by fire-The Italian govern
ment has sent assistance to Greece
A lover who had been Tilted killed him
self at Carlyle Ills--A negro suspected
of incendiarism was lynched in Mississippi
IL. B. Stoll of Boston attempted
suicide at Buffalo - A thieving
Brooklyn official was given seven
years and four months in jail
The miners in the Wellsbnrg (Va.) coal
district have joined the general strike
Two of the tourists imprisoned in the
cavern at Lugloch, Syria, were rescued
by miners-Captain Selfridge, U. S. N,
has been allowed to accept the decoration
conferred upon him by France
The German Colonial society wants
Germany to establish an exclusive pro-
tectorate over Samoa-Bogus lottery
concerns claiming to be the successors of |
the old Louisiana lottery have been doing
business in Missouri - A bookkeeper
who left the employ of a Minneapolis
firm with a shortage of $685. 600 turns out
to be mem Der of an organized gang of |
swindlers - Dairy Commissioner Bur-
lingame of Connecticut has appointed as
his deputy E. p. Bates of Guilford-
Sparks from the forge of a blacksmith |
shop at Roslindale, Mass, started a fire
which destroyed over $1,000 worth of |
roperty-Colonel Malleson, who is we'll |
versed in Indian affairs, thinks that the |
story of an intended uprising of the |
natives is in every way correct-A sub
marine cable has been laid and is now
open for public correspondence between
Hong Kong and Laburan, Borneo.
Wednesday, May o.
Berne rioters were sent to Jail There
was $4,000 fire at Chicopee, Mass
Inc revolt III SdlNduOF Is seemingly
crushed-A lone highwayman held up
the Milton (Cal) stage and robbed the
Wells Fargo treasure box-A Swede
who was afraid he would be hanged for
placing cancelled postage stamp on
letter committed suicide at Boston
The 100000 15-year per cent water bonds
of Northampton, Mass, were awarded
the Franklin Savings bank of Boston at
1O4 75-L l.. Snow & Co. launched
tugboat at Rockland, Me. She will be
used for wrecking purposes body
of Frank Garlick of Providence who dis
appeared mysteriously March 81, was
found floating in Narragansett bay
Colonel Crawford Allen died at Prov
idence. He was very wealthy
Rev. F. c. Haddock, pastor of the Foss
Street Methodist church, Biddeford, Me,
has resigned on account of poor health
A commission reported in favor of taking
water for Providence from farther up the
Pawtucket river than nOw-The Con-
necticut Eclectic Medical association will
fight the state medical practice act--A