The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-06-22

Pennsylvania in the toat race-Sena-
tors Quay and Ransom admitted specu-
lating in sugar ertificates-The loss by
| the recent fire in Panama is now placed
at 81, 900, 000-A drunken man killed his
wife in Newark N. 1.-The Prender-
CAST insanity trial will begin next
Wednesday-Ane electric road between
Williamsburg and Northampton, Mass
was opened-Two lives were lost during
thunder shower at Troy, N. Y-The
cruiser Cincinnati is in commission at
Brooklyn-Sieamer Ethiopia was dam
aged badly by collision with icebergs. -
Ex-Minster William Walter Phelps died
shortly before 2 O'Clock Sunday morning
at his home at Tea Neck. N. j.
Monday, June IS
Several persons were injured by colis-
ion of trolley cars at South Norwalk
Conn--Dr. Mary Walker is going to Leb-
banon, N. H.. to claim the Almy re-
ward-St Pdtrick's church, South
Lawrence, Mass, was dedica ted-A
prisoner committed suicide in the La
coma IN. H. police station-J B. st.
Hilaire was identified as the man who
attempted to assault girl at Portland,
Me-Rev. G. Everett Bean preached his
farewell sermon at Portland, Me-
Emma Wallace of Blackstone r l., was
probably fatally sta bbed-A man sup
posed TO be insane was probably ia
tally burned at Worcester, Mass.
The trouble in Samoa is said to be due
largely to G erman ntrigue--Charles
Coghlan, the actor, is at Halifax with his
legal wife and child--About 80 per.
cent of the coal miners will return to
work today--Fredprick F. Swain, a
wealthy Chicago business man, was
fatally shot by man he had discharged
"A young man in New Jersey saved
his fancee's life by killing her father
The mum Der of men who persisted in the
Karwin mines was 231--Steamer Stuff
CART went ashore on the coast of Devon
shire, but was pulled off uninjured--
Charlestown's celebration ushered in by
banquets and speechmaking. The days
program was on a more elaborate scale
than ever bafore-French Derby was
wan by Dolma Baghtche- An electric
car struck a carriage load of men in Ded-
ham, Mass, injuring all of them Four
fires, supposed to have been of incend airy
origin, occurred in Natick, Mass. BART
lett Mahoney, an East Lexington, (Mass)
farmer was accidently shot by friend
w
burg, Mass, was strurk y a passengr
train and seriously injured
Tuesday, June 10.
Goodwin & Swift, railroad constructors,
New York have assigned--Three deaths
will be the result of payday row at
Pittson. Pa-Twelve persons were in
jured at Paterson, N. j., through a loco
motive running into an electric car
Colonel Breckenridge is working hard
to retain his prestige in the house
Appropriations for the salaries and pen
sions are to be extended 80 days-Coin-
age of seigniorage to furnish funds for
building Nicaragua canal is suggested
Wheat had an unexpected bulge in
the Chicago market--President Have
meyer and Secretary Searles of the Sugar
trust are to ne indicted as contumacious
witnesses--Great damage to property
resulted and three lives were lost by
cloud burst in Turtle Greek valley, Pa.
Great damage by rain, frost, snow
and floods is reported throughout Austria
and Hungary--King Leopold is willing
to submit the dispute over the Anglo
Belgian agreement to an international
conference - England, Spain and
France have postponed recogni-
ton of Alb iul ASH as sultan of
Morocco-The degree of LII D was con-
ferred upon Captain Alfred T. Mahan,
U. S. N, by the University of Cam bridge
Eng-The Fitzsim IN ms Choynski fight
was stopped by the Boston police in the
fifth round-The Fall River line steamer
Plyn o 18th went ashore on Rose island,
near \ export, r. Michael McQueeney
is held at Rockland. Mass, for burglary
Rev. l.. V. Price is to Resign from his !
pastorate at Brockton, Mass, in the in /
terest of harmony - DR.. Mary Walker
appeared at the Almy reward hearing at
Lebanon, n. HI. l.. Mckinney, New |
market, N, H., committed suicide.
Wednesday. june 20.
The Karwin mining district is threat
ened with doods--Philip Riley was |
killed by falling from third story win.
dow in Charlestown (Boston)-Morov
deposited 81, 900 as u first instalment
of the indemnity promised to Spain
August Vogt, Jr., OF Brooklyn, supposed
to be dead and buried. returned alive
Chinese organized in Chicago and will
ask congress to admit them to all rights
of itizenship-Thes electmen of Natick,
Mass, have offered reward of 800 Tor
lut utlcCJlOu VI
Sheriffs' posses are trying to exterminate
the notorious Cook gang of desperadoes
in Indian Territory-The Ethiopia's re-
versed engines, only, prevented sinking
after collision with that ceDurg on June
5--The British government will deal
with the evicted tenants bill before par
lament is characterization Cleve-
land returned from his trip down the
bay in apparently excellent
condition - convicted murderer
planned to assassinate members of the
Minnesota state prison board, but was
hwarted--Exports exclusive of specie
from New York are 81, 900, 900 behind those
If last years corresponding week.
The Fitch burg Railroad company has re-
luced its semi-annual dividend on pre-
erred stock from 2 to l per cent--A
wreck on the Wisconsin Central railroad
1t Stillman Valley caused injury to four
men and death to valut BILE horses-A lea
,us Gloucester (Mass.) wife punished her
husband by throwing red pepper in his
in the path of lightning
we're damaged IN many places throughout
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