The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-06-08
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
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slashing rate war has been started in the
south--Dr. Rice wins the Cherry Dia-
mond handicap at Morris park--Arch-
bishop Corrigan and Mgr. Satolli conse-
Grated st. Gabriel's church, New York
Charles Hazelton, years old, was
drowned In Amesbury, Mass-Patrick
Cunningham, 10 years old, was ia
tally injured while playing baseball
at picnic at North Providence
The Irish National party is to secure the
funds deposited in Paris by Parnell--
Prince Augustus of SAKE Coburg- Gotha
has married his cousin, the Archduc chess
Caroline Immaculata--There will be no
autumn session of the English psrlia-
ment-Houses were destroyed by earth
quake in the town of Viggianello, Italy
Charles Hazelton, 6 years old, was
drowned at Amesbury, Mass - Pat
rick Cunningham, 10 years old, was
fatally injured while playing baseball at
picnic at North Providence
1t is reported that the Russian govern
ment will build, in 1895, three new iron
cads for the Black Sea fieet--James
Rowley. 20 years old, burglar, was cap
tured after an exciting struggle in the
residence of DIR. f. Walsh on Washing
ton street, Providence - The cruiser
Atlanta sailed from Newport, r. l., with
the Richmond in tow for the League
Island navy yard, where the latter will be
stationed as 3 receiving ship--William
Conway, wanted for burglary in North
Dighton, Mass, was arrested at Provi-
dence, where he had pawned stolen
jewelry. At the central station he at
tempted to shoot Sergeant Smith--At
Morrisville, VT, Benjamin H. Sanborn
of the publishing house of Leach, Shewell
& Sanborn, Boston, native of Morris
vile, delivered an excellent Memorial Day
address before a large gathering -
Deputy Sheriffs Brown and Riley seized
liquors at the Wamsutta House, A tile
boro, Mass Thomas Bennett tried to in
terfere, and in free fight Sheriff Riley
split open Benefits head-The faculty
of Dartmouth college, Hanover, N. H., Is
making arrangements to commemorate
the death of Professor and ex-United
States Senator James w. Patterson June
14-The mining casemate at Dutch
island for operating torpedoes planted for
the protection of the west passage of
Narragansett bay has been completed
AT Concord, N. H., Alexander Marstonlof
Boston positively identified Charles Il.
Lawrence as one of the two men who as
saulted him near Mitchells crossing, in
South Manchester, last Monday night.
Friday, June 1.
NJ lswolski has been appointed Russian
minister to the Vatican-Cholera has
appeared at Mecca-Seven new cases of
smallpox are reported in New York
An American killed a London musician
in self defense-Baron Sonnino denies
that Italy's tax has been reached-A
New York tenement house was blown
up. One person was killed and several
injured-An Ashby (Mass.) farmer and
his son were arrested for making counter
felt half dollars-New Orleans is to es-
cape paying damages for the Italians MUIR
dered by the mob on March IA, 1871
Richard Conton, a seaman, was drowned
atBangor, Me--Ethel Sampson, years
old, was drowned at Fall River Mass
The body was recovered-The crops
about New Haven were greatly damaged
by the recent frost-Marie Tempest the
singer, has improved in her condition
E. M. Myrick. aged As, of Veazie, Me-,
was fatally crushed by a cart passing
over him - Mrs. Roscoe Washbu |
denies the rumor that she is to contest
the will of her father, Hon. Will lam F. |
Sayles of Pawtucket, r. begin |
ming next Monday, the York mill at
Saco, Me-, will run so hours a week. in
stead of 40 as at present-Rchard Con-
small boat at Bangor, Me-. and was
drowned--Joseph Hodgkins of Lewis |
ton, Me-, has had four cows poisoned by |
paris green while they were out at pas
ture-Rev. William NJ Taylor, D. D., |
pastor emeritus of the Brooklyn Tab
ernacle in the city of New York, is |
seriously sick DR.. Taylor had stroke |
of paralysis about two years ago, from |
which he wholly ecovered--The pre- |
valence of smallpox in various parts of |
Connecticut, and the fact that there are |
cases in four state prisons in the country, |
has caused the Connecticut state prison |
directors to establish an isolated hospital |
ward-Joseph Warren was arrested for
assaulting Farmer Sessler's daughter at |
East Colerain, Mass--Henry Borden.
connected with the Fall River (Mass.) |
Borden family, was arrested for EN- bezzle-
ment-Burglars broke into the Moodus
Comm Savings bank--Captain Nathan
Peters, an old friend of Whittier's, is dead. |
Saturday, June 2.
William F. Morgan, a prominent shoe
manufacturer, died suddenly yesterday at |
Lynn, Mass-A destructive storm is re-
ported in Texas-Floods are still raging |
in the west-The German emperor has |
had tumor removed-Cruiser Colum- +
bia is more seriously injured than at first
reported-Fourteen cases of smallpox |
were discovered in the foreign quarter of |
Chicago-The body of an unknown man
was found at the foot of stairway at 81 |
Hudson street, Boston - Ex-Premer
Casimir-Perier is a candidate for presi-
dent of the French chamber-Two boys
were arrested at Nahant. Mass, on a
charge of stealing horse and carriage in
Lynn-William Barrett was held for
the grand jury at Waltham, Mass, on
charge of killing James Farrar-The
new Bulgarian cabinet is pro-Russian-
Governor Waite of Colorado is threat
ened with arrest for sedition-J. Parker
of New York will play Arthur Foote of
Yale for the New England tennis cham
pionship-The body found in the Mystic
river at Medford, Mass, was iden-
titled as that of Mrs. Margaret Nichols
of Jacques street, Somerville -
About l40 head Of cattle are quarantined
in Lowell, Mass - The training ship
Enterprise arrived at Nantucket. Mass
Patrick Halloran, aged IS, was killed by