The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-08-03

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champion heavyweight Of Mi hi4an IL
two rounds-Burglars are at work In
Veazie, Me-Thirteen convicts in tn,
mines at Tracy City, Tenn. SURRENDERED
to the guards-Mrs Cleveland's step
father is seriously sick-Ex- Bank Presi.
dent Curry of Chicago is charged
with misuse of large sums -
The California militia is to be ordered
home imm sdietely-Debs & Co.'s ap'
peal to the United States court was al
lowed and the proceedings stopped
Steamer Miranda, with the Co,k Arctic
expedition. has resumed her voyage to
Greenland-Ths business portion OF
| Bro klyn IA. was wiped out bv fire
Artist Henry F. Taylor of New York city
Is missin9--The French senate and
cham Der of deplties were prorogued-
Accused Bsnca Romano officials were &C.
quilted.
Monday, July 30.
Three children of Hartford, who strayed
from home last Thursday. were found
dead in freight car-Captain Orick
Emalley of New Bedford. Mass, is dead
Dr. Wilbur F. Worth of Manton, r. L,
was held up by highwaymen and robbed
of $5o0--Fire caused sx2, 900 damage in
New Haven-Nathan Morse, a we'll
known Boston lawyer, died at Conanicut,
r. William r. Byrne, Michael Carroll
and an unknown man were drowned at
Newmarket junction, N IA cyclone
at Lanesboro, Mass, did great damage
The Bostons have commanding lead in
the league baseball race-Zimmerman
beat Loste. the best bicycle rider in south
ern France The silver fight is believed
to be ended in congress for this session
A Wilkesbarre (Pa) clergyman was ar
rested on charge of forcing a woman to
com NIT sulcide-Fourteen lives were
lost in the burning of Phillips, Wis
J. w. Love, a Watkins IN. Y. EN- bezzler,
supposed to be dead, was caught in Chicago
--Prawda, the convicted murderer, at
tempted to escape from Jail at Portland,
Me-Arch bishop Corrigan laid the cor
ner-stone of the administration building
at the summer school - Ex-senator
Kellogg, wanted BY the sugar investi-
eating committee, Is in Toronto-The
business part of Belle Plain, Ia, was de-
stroyed by fire-There Ia a movement to
unite labor Organizations of New York
city into political party-Chinese resi-
dents of Japan are fleeing in great num-
bers--The German government is OPP
posed 10 any treaty war with the United
William of Austria
was killed by runaway accident in,
Baden.
Tuesday, July 81.
Prince Bismarck is sick from heat pros
tration A Brockton (Mass) child
drank belladonna and died-The Brit
ANNA beat the Satanita by over 16 min
utes-The suspicious death of Thomas
Burke at Amesbury, Mass, is to be in
vesti NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Emily G. Denni-
son is waterlogged in Portsmouth IN. H.
har Dor - Fifteen freight cars were
wrecked by broken bridge at Carrollton.
N. Y-The pope is to discuss with the
cardinals the reunion of the Eastern
churches - Earthquakes occurred at
Los Angeles and Alton, Cal-The
Berlin Post, known as the diplomats
orRan," claims that Americans covet
thousand head of west
Texas cattle were driven into Mexico by
In Amer can cattle thief aud his band
The United States cruiser Marble
cad has taught Nicaraguans that Am
rican interests will be protected
Premier Dupuy will enforce by decree
he anti-auarchist law in the colonies, the |
ill applying only to France-The |
hree little German children who !
,erished in freight car were buried !
It Hartford with entire absence
If religious services, because they had
aot taken a first communion
Michael Burke is to be arraigned at
Amesbury, Mass, charged with causing
the death of Thomas Burke-Scranton
aas taken the place of Troy in the East
,rn Baseball leagus-Tariff conferrees
are disposed to wait day or two longer
Minister Willis has recognized the
Ha waiian repu blic-Senator Mitchell |
was defeated in his efforts for
IN insolvency bankruptcy bill -
The armor for the barbettes of the battle
ship Oregon has been accepted-A coal
ng station is to be established at Key
W est-Government receipts for July
will exceed expenditures, for the first
lime in many months-Sepator Cor
man was called upon to resign by tariff
reform Democrats of Frederick county.
Gompers says the recent
strike was benefit to the laboring men
n many ways-Jennie Joyce, the act
-ess, was married to Phil DAILY, Jr., of
Long Branch-William H. Bright,
an oil merchant, was probably ia
ALLY shot by discharged en-
,loye at Buffalo-Archb bishop Corrigan
announces that he will carry out the de-
,ree of Mgr. Satolli respecting liquor deal
more Whitewayites were I'M
Ieated by Chief Justice Carter of New
midland Minneapolis was visited by |
big fire Loss about $500, 000-Fifteen
German troopers were fatally sunstruck
Turing garrison maneuvers Many others
we're prostrated-Owners of the sunken |
Kow Shung demand compensa-
ion from Japan.
Wednesday, Aug. 1.
A disastrous hailstorm occurred in |
innesota-French newspapers seem
% favor Japan-Castine, Me, has been |
granted land for public park-Cholera
8 reported as epidemic at Marseilles-
Two negro brothers were hanged at Can
on, Miss, for murder-Forest fires in |
he vicinity of Washburn, Wis, are
lnder control-A receiver WAS APP |
pointed for Paul Boynton's water show |
t London - Brazilian rebels sur
endersd their arms to Uruguayan au-
horlties-Wastonga, a town in Okla
IONA territory, was badly wrecked by a
cotton crop of America |