The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-06-01
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head, Mass, on the Fourth, as was ex.
pected--Francis l.. O'Reilly was nomi.
mated for collector of customs at Provi-
dence - Unconditional repeal of the
state bank tax is not expected by its
friends--The wall of a Brooklyn build
ing cayed in. One man was
killed and three are missing-Com-
missioner Roosevelt pointedlY replies
to criticisms made by congressmen-
Smallpox is prevalent at Providence and
Putnam, Conn-An insane man allowed
himself to be run over by train at Rock
fall, Conn-Actor Arthur G. Smith was
arrested at Hartford, charged with roD-
bing a drummer's valise-Four COWS
suffering from tuberculosis were killed at
Tewksbury, Mass-A national associa-
tion of ladies of the Naval Veterans was
organized at Providence. The Rhode
Island legislature legalized pools 4lling at
race tracks on race days, and then ad-
journed sine die.
Sunday, May. 81.
The Whitway party in Newfoundland
is trying to have Governor Brown re-
called-Steinitz was defeated by Lasker
for the 10th time-The estate of the late
Abiel Abbott Low of Brooklyn foots up
over S. 900, O0O-A revolution is immi-
nent in Venezu Ella, and only kept down
by President Crespo's firm hand-The
Sugar trust investigating committee
wants power to compel witnesses to tes-
tify-The Elgin National Watch COM
pany will probably sell out to an Eng
lish syndicate-The United States
frigate Constitution will remain at Ports
mouth IN. H. navy yard-Jules Simon
will have both eyes operated on for catar-
act Immediately - The dead body of
John Mahoney was found beside the
railroad track near Worcester, Mass
The feast of Corpus Christi was cele-
brated with imposing ceremonies at st.
Johns church, Worcester, Mass-Rev.
r., Everei Rpsn OF Portland. Me-, has
resigned, and spoke very bluntly to ms
congregation.
Monday, May rs.
Industrials Swift and Fitzgerald are to
stay in Washington till their petition is
presented-The coinage of the fiscal
year will be the largest since 1861-
The old frigate Constitution is not to be
removed from Portsmouth n. H., to Bos-
ton-Senator German is convalescing
Alexander, the insane murderer, was
brought before the extradition commits
sioner in Montreal and manded-Poles
riot at Freeland, Pa, and two were IA
tally wounded-The yacht Valkyrie was
sighted off the south of 1reland-The
inter imperial trade conferen ce to be held
at Ottawa June 22-Chief Justice John
son of Quebec is dead-The followers of
ex-Admiral da Cana concentrating in
Rio Grande do Sul-Divided skirts are
forbidden by the city council of Ell Paso.
body of prominent
New Jersey business man found
near Mt Freedom, that State
Governor Altgeld of Illinois says he never
had any intention of esigning-Church,
stores and houses were burned at Law
renceville. n. Y-The police prevented !
the approach of commonwealers to Salt |
Lake City-Mrs. Julia Ward Howe cele- |
brated her 18th birthday-Fire caused |
$4,000 loss in Cam bridge Mass soap fac !
attempt was made to poison |
John Twiss in the Clare (Ire.) jail
Eleven miners were killed by an explosion
In mine near Charleroi-Socialists were
prevented from making demonstration
in aris-Developments in the Emin
Pasha will case threaten to blacken the ex-
plorer's reputation - Heavy storms
caused wrecks along the south of England
and French coast-The commanders of
Portuguese warships which received Bra
lillian insurgents are to be court-mar-
African question is a fac
tor in the work of constructing a new
French cabinet.
Tuesday, May 60
The rebels were routed in Salvador
There is a plague of locusts at Decatur.
is epidemic in Canton,
Texas crops are ruined
by hail-There was a fatal freight
wreck at Aquilla, Tex-Mr. Gladstone
continues to improve-The outlook for
wheat in Kansas is reported not good
The civil marriage agitation is nearing a
,risis in Hungary-Erastu Wiman is
o be tried in New York June IL for for
of natives fell victims
% a plague at Hong Kong-Prince
Charles of -Sigmaringen
Married Princess Josephine of Flanders
the matador, Is horses were
Iilled at the bull fight in Madrid
Wakefield Mass, celebrated its 250th
birthday anniversary--The Yale track
.thletic team is to go to London to con-
est with Oxford for the international
hampionship--A cyclone aud electric
torn wrecked property and caused loss
f life in Schuylkin valley-Herring
liver Indians are indignant at cur
of the fishing rights
Iaher, the Irish champion. knocked out
Sodfrey in six rounds-The Somerville
Mass school authorities are divided on
he text book question-Ingrain and
,russels weavers at Lowell, Mass, struck
H NJ S. Blake and Tartar left Boston
or Halifax, via Bar Harbor, Me-Alex-
nder Sundberger was found in Paw
ucket, r. l., with bullet wounds in his
American art ist, Henr
bacon, of Boston. has received the third
lass medal of the old Salon for h.s
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