The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-06-15
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Thursday, June Y.

| UllIbeS--- uTet new CdSes VI SInallpoA
are reported in New York--The revolt
in Corea is becoming more serious--The
Suez Canal company has pensioned tht
De LsssepS---Professo Whitney of Yalt
university had relapse and is much
weaker-Ultra moralists are indignant
at Premier Rasebery's position on horse
racing g--There was an explosion of 8
steam tug at New Haven. One man was
killed and two injured--The trearury de
partment has concluded not to issue bonds
to recoup the gold reserve at present
Governor Morris of Connecticut has ap
pointed Michael w. Lawton of Middle
town delegate to the National prison
convention at St. Paul in July-Presi.
dent Cleveland's private secretary, Mr.
Thurber, has leased the Barrows cottage
at Marion, Mass, for the summer-Mr
Lecroix, an instructor in French and Ger
man at Dummer academy for the past
two years. goes to his home in
Geneva, Switzerland, for the sum mer-
The strikers stopped a train at Knights
vile, Ind, that was hauling coal and
stoned the engineer to death. The train
was on the Vandalia tracks-The u. S. S.
Marblehead has gone to Newport, r. l., to
take on her torpedos preparatory to sail
ing for Bluefelds to relieve the San Fran.
cisco-The English Derby was won by
the Earl of Rosebery's Ladas, Lord
Allington's Matchbox finishes second and
Mr.. Cannon's Reminder was third in the
race.
Friday, June D.
A shoe factory at Randolph, Mass, was
burned-Railroads are washed ont by
another flood in Colorado--West Vir-
ginia iailitia are after train-stealing
Coxeyites John O'Neil of Dedham,
Mass, was killed by a train--New-
foundland protests against imperial in
reference In colonial affairs--The Ital-
ian cabinet crisis is nsettled--Forty
persons were poisoned by drinking bad
m TX at ST. Etienne, Franoe-A national
bank in Denver was compelled to close
for second time in one year--The
Columbia river in Oregon has submerged
Z. .kisapls Of acres of farm lands
xnbefs0NA. Pickering oi Boston was
held for the grand jury, charged with the
murder of Mrs. Annie Butler-The
Congo State government announces that
1t had no intention to displease Germany
in the Anglo o-Belgian agreement--The
Chilian government has issued decree
ordering all customs duties to be paid in
gold--The resignation of III. t. Ernest.
confidential secretary to Commissioner
Stump of the immigration bureau at
Washington, has been accepted
The cruiser Minneapolis proves to be a
fast one-.The government is not liable
for costs and interest in cases of illegal
exactions of customs-No information
of the loss of the Bear has been received
by department officials-General Ezeta
and 1e other fugitives took refuge on the
U. S. S. Bennington at La Libertad-
The worst of the northwestern floods is
believed to have been passed -
Bessie Cleveland. the Presidents cousin,
Is to marry New York doctor-The
American fleet on the coast of Nova
Scotia are making big catches of mack
erel-Business depression has affected
the finances of the Hartford Theological
eminary-Judge W. w. Phelps is in
startlingly critical condition-A plan of
wholesale Jail delivery at the Kings
county IN. W penitentiary was frus-
Grady, aged Is. left
home at Winsted, Conn, II days ago, and
is still missing state board of ed
ucation will visit Lowell, Mass. June 80
TO select a site for a state normal school
there.
Saturday, June o.
Twenty industrials were drowned at
Brighton, Colo-Two children were
burned to death az Shakopee, Minn-
Ten millions of dollars were lost by the
work of Pacific fioods-Forty German
artillerymen were sunstruck near Berlin
The United States demands 81, 500, 900
from Spain for overcharged custom duti. 9
The British minister to Brazil OBJ
tanned the release of two men arrested ON
an unknown charge - The British
steamer Stockholm City. from Boston to
Havre and London, was crippled by a
broken engine-Six American sealers
carrying 10S men are missing-Michael
Vaughn, an employe of the Boston and
Maine road, was killed by a train at
Everett, Mass-A ukase has been Is
sued appointing General Tcherevin a spe-
cial officer for the protection of the i'm
perial family of RussiH-Fred w.
Goodwin is wanted in Lowell, Mass. on
the charge of em bezzling about $1,000 from
Lowell lodge Knights of Pythias He
has been arrested in Plattsburg. Y. Y
At the Maine intercollegiate tennis tour
nament F. w. Dana. Bowdoin college.
won the championship singles =
The indications are that the new cruiser
will be the greatest premium
winner ever built-General Ezeta, Sal
Fador's vice president, and several refugee
generals were given an asylum on the
United States cruiser Bennington -
department officials are inclined
10 discredit the report Of the wreck Of the
'evenue cutter Bear-Dr. Henry Meyer.
he poisoner has been sentenced to Sing |
Sing for hfe-Treasurer Theodore c. |
Saxon, the trusted employs Of a we'll |
Known building firm Of Boston, has been |
lrrested for the embezzlement Of S5n, 900 |
DR. Mary Bell Of Boston was arrested |
or causing the death Of . pretty Haver-
I'LL girl
Sunday, June 10
The Veteran firsmen's tournament will |
y held at Pawtuckst, h L, Aug 10
7oote and Rowland won the New Eng
and tennis championship in doubles
The Bangor boys won the Maine inter
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