The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-08-17
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Thursday, Aug. 9.

Conn-5towe VT, celebrated it's centen
NAL anniversary - Cotton-ball worms
threaten TO destroy Texas crops-Onse
(Mass.) citizens elected spiritualist fo
fire chief--Four hundred Americans
visited the pope at Rome-Peruviar
government troops have declared in favor
of the revolters-The Spanis. steamer
Villaverde is total wreck at Mevitas
Cuba-Prince Bismarck is now almost
free from facial algia-Henry A
Winship, hardware jobber of Bradford
VT, has uspended-The Hungarian
government has formulated a bill to colon.
ize nomadic gypsies--The American
Protestant associates held secret con-
vention at Wilkesbarre, Pa-The Glou-
cester (Mass.) fishing schooner William Fl
Foye was wrecked on Magdalene islands
THE province of Buenos Ayres owes
more in gold than can be realized by assets
-Sandow, the strong man, married
Miss Blanche Brookes in Manchester-
The Britannia and Satanita failed
to appear against the Vigilant at
Cowes-The government of San Sal
vador has withdrawn its claim
for Antonio Ezeta's surrender
Mr.. Gould has challenged the Prince of
Wales to race for the Cape May cup
Jimmy Carroll and Andy Bowen fought
25-round draw at New Orleans-Treas-
ury officials are confident that there will
be no further serious losses Of gold
Representative McEttrick is working for
the establishment of department of com
merce-Official recognition of the repub-
lie of Hawaii was made at Wash
ington--Actress Sylvia Thorne is to
sue for divorce--Dr. Talmage may
preach in Madison Square Garden in the
fall-H. H. Warner, the patent medicine
man, returned from Monte Carlo penniless
An extraordinary oath was found upon
one of the alleged assailants of Tarsney in
Colorado-Bank Cashier Harry A. Gard
ner of Altoona, Pa, is missing with $4,000
-Plunger Partridge has been suspended
by the Chicago board of trade-Maine
grangers had an outing at Winthrop
Me-Yale college authorities ordered
the reinterment of a skeleton found near
the old medical school site, without in
forming county health officials-An It.
allan anarchist from America was inter
cepted at Marseilles.
Friday, Aug. 10.
Amesburys (Mass.) tax rate is 15.40---
The Peruvian board of public credit has
resigned-The Mississippi river has
fallen below the mark of l864--Burglars
were scared away by parrot at Danvers,
Mass Molly Mcguire" societies have
been organized at Cripple Greek, Colo
Lyman Small of Andover, Me-, shot by
Officer Wormell, is dead-Brazilian
rebels were driven into Argentine Repub-
lie by loyal troops-The Second Ma
tional bank at Altoona, Pa, is closed,
pending Investigations - Eighty eight
members of Coxey's army were sent to
Jail at Hyattsville, Md-Frank H
Cousens was nominated at Biddeford
Me-, for state epresentative-A Kansas
City bank cashier was sent to prison for
receiving deposits acknowledgements
Miller, awaiting trial at New York for
murder, committed suicide in his cell
Arthur M. Hill and Robert A. Clark were
arrested at Boston on charge of an I'M
professional operation upon Mrs. Agnes |
Ingalls, Baptist church and dwell
ing were burned at Cummington, Mass
Professor Charles Walcott assembled in
a balloon at Haverhill, Mass, and fell into
the Merrimac-Ten Eyck defeated Hos
mer in three-mile race-North Adams,
Mass, is excited over the suspicious death |
of two boys found dead on the Fitchburg |
railroad-A woman fell from trapeze |
at Haverhill, Mass. and broke her leg |!
A voluntary vacation or reduced time is |
considered the best solution of the Fall |
River Mass trouble-The ENJOYS of ex-
Queen Lii are said to be plotting revolu-
ton, and anxious for neutrality on the |
part of the United States-Coxey is ad-
dressing farmers in Ohio, while the men
he has already deluded are being sentenced |
as Migrants in Maryland-Canadas mil
itary commander has been recalled by the i
British government-Eightp persons were
killed in wreck on the Rock Island road
and the cars destroyed by fire.
Saturday, Aug. IL.
The Abingdon (Mass.) postoffice was en-
tered by burglars-The tax rate in Bos-
ton this year is to be 280-A check
swindler was arrested at Bridgeport, Conn
Three earthquake shocks were felt at
Memphis-Weekly dry goods imports at
New York were 81 1903, 439-A large guam
THY of sugar is being imported by Boston
dealers-Prinse Ruspoli, syndic of Rome,
is coming to the United States-King
Philip mill weavers, Fall River, Mass,
will continue the strike-Three children
died near Oelwein, Ia, after drinking tar
taric acid-The Pail Mall Gazette de-
clares that Bicyclist Zimmerman is irwin
cible-Mrs Abbie Samson was fearfully
burned in fire at Somerville, Mass
Cotton statistics show an increase of over
II points since August, 1S93-Several ex
tensive economical reforms are to be made
by the italian government-Methodi
and Seventh Day Adventists of Vermont
are to hold campmeetings at Morrisville-
More than one-fourth of the members of
the city council of New Orleans were in
dicted for Observation-Disclosures pears are
selling for less than the cost of shipment
A senate resolution demanding some
kind of report from the senate conferrees
caused few lively minutes in Washing
ton-Harold Gowdy of Enfield, Conn,
probably fatally chot his brother Frank
shady Side grove in New York was
wrecked by fire and one man fatally
burned - The Goelet cup races
off Newport, r. l., were won by
sloop Navahoe and schooner Emerald
Mrs. Charles A. Burbank of Pittsfield, |
Mass, was drowned while bathing-A
Lewiston (Me.) blacksmith set his shop afire
because he had right to dispose of his
own property" Orono (Me.) savings
bank was declared insolvent-J. w. |
Reinhart resigned as president, receiver
and director of the Atchison road.