The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-06-15

martial of Lieutenant Fillette has begur
at Portsmouth n. H-TwenL, NV lAl
lion feet of lum Der were burned at Du
buuue, Ia, entailing loss of $500 000--
Mrs. Seth Clark, aged 81, a native anC
lifelong resident of Amesbury, Mass
and representing one of the oldest anC
wealthiest families, is dead-Charles
Y. Doe, gentlemen's furnishings, Of
Newmarket Junction, N. H., has as
signed for the benefit of creditors
T. G. Jackson, aged 20, was caught be
tween two sections of a freight train in
the Boston and Albany yard at Pittsfield
Mass, and crushed so badly that he died
In IS minutes-Philip T. King, aged 49,
yard conductor in the Nautaguck
Comm yard of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford railroad, was
knocked from car and another car
passed over him, beheading him. He
leaves family the e-year.
old son of Adolphus Shaeffer, a Williams
town (Mass.) butcher. was drowned in
Greene river--W. Porter of Hyde Park.
Mass, has been elect ed general secretary
of the Newburyport Y. NJ G. A-Joseph
Pulitzer Of the New York World has ar.
rived at his recently purohafed estate,
Chatwood, Bar Harbor, Me. Mrs. Pulitzer
comes later-Miss Hope Goddard, the
Providence heiress, was married to g.
Oliver Iselin of New York.
Monday, June II.
Rev. Canon Sills was instituted dean of
the cathedral at Portland, Me-The
George William Curtis memorial will
take the form Of monument and course
Of acknowledgements narrowly es-
On a6 daath in trpin wraok Ridtla-
ford, Me-A new opera house is to be
built at Portland. Me-Thirty oyclers
were arrested at DeeriSg. Me-, for riding
On the sidewalk-James B. Mathes,
who killed a man at Narragansett
Park, r. l., is held for murder
A man and young girl who eloped from
Housa tonic, Mass, were caught in New
Haven hotel-William p. Burbank of
Pittsfeld Mass, was probably fatally in
jured by being thrown from a carriage
The tn berculosis infected barn at the
agricultural college at Amherst, Mass,
was burned by an inrendiary 6rs-Pro-
fessor Robert Herrick of Chicago, for
merly of Boston, married his first cousin
-Ex- Congressman Wallace Is to give a
pub library building to the town of
Rindge, N. 1.-Two prisoners escaped
from Jail at Concord, N. H--Three large
icehouses were burned near Fall River,
Mass-Sanger easily beat johnson at the
New York state bicycle meeting at lion
THE conference of coal miners and
operators at Colum bus, O., came to no
agreement
Tuesday, June 12.
An American woman killed robber at
Maltrate, Vera Cruz-A woman in Win
chester, Mass, was knocked down by a
horse and killed-Mrs. William G.
Weller of Dadham, Mass, was badly Bit
ten by a bu.ldog-D structive forest
fires are raging in the Nestoria district,
Mich--The Kansas wheat crops are
being ruined by the rising of the Walnut
river-The Iowa strike was settled by a
restoration of the wages and rules OF 1898
Striking miners are suspected of
burning railroad bridges at Burning
ham, Ala-The trouble between the
Lynn and Boston street railway and its
employees is settled-Pope Leo reiter-
ates that he will MAINTAIN his policy in
regard to the church in America-Mis-
souri, miners held an all-day conference
at Kansas City without reaching any
nephew of the United
States Senator George of Mississippi was
arrested at Memphis for forgery--The
flint blowers throughout the country
have voted In favor of working through
the summer months-Howard b. Hod-
gate was arrested again at Boston on q
warrant charging him with embezzle-
ment from the Grand Trunk railroad
Consta BILE Allen, who was shot by Ger
man at Bridgeport, Conn, died in
a New York hospital - David o.
Clark, prominent business man
of Haverhill, Mass, dropped dead
Mayor c. A. Busiel of Laconia, N. H., an.
nounces himself candidate for the Re
publican nomination for governor Of New
- Yale students voted to
send an athletic team to England
John Macarthur, a 1o-year-old boy. died at |
Mass, as the result of burns |
Inflicted while he was playing around
States officers claim to |
have trace of the men who robbed the |
(vt) postofics - Jacob |
aged "a. had both legs crushed |
1t Meriden Conn. having fallen
between the oars of freight |
train ON which he was stealing ride. |
BE IN not expected 30 live
John h Raymond, for 2s years deputy
collector of Bath, Me-, has been removed |
By Collector Larrsbee, and will be sue
seeded by ex-Mayor Nickells-Barre.
Vt, expects to have q big celebration
July Fred Bushsy and T. Jacques,
Toung men, were drowned In Bond
brook, near Augusta, Me-. while Bushsy
Was teaching Jacques how to swim-An
Is s-months-old son oflMrs Kelley Of Law
'snce, Mass. fell into tub allied with
polling water and died . few moments
lfter it had been rescued by its mother
james Hudson. aged is, epploysd at
he HarErave's mill at Fall River, Mass,
was drowned while bathing from a
andbar, near Stevens mill, on the shore