The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-08-17

land-The American Presbyterian
church at Shuklung was destroyed by @
mob.
Monday, Aug. 10.
Hagay Soboy charged with stabbine
James Hagerty,, was arrested at Boston
j. Porter Woodbury., an aged citizen OF
Lynn, Mass, committed suicide-The
body of an unknown man. was fNlnd in
| the Cambridge Mass. reservoir-Colonel
| Thomas Clark, a well-known Grand
Army man, died at Cambridge, Mass
A SAC, 900 collection was taken up. at thu
! Christian Alliance meeting at Old Or
chard, Me.-Julia Conley was arrested at
! Lynn, Mass, for concealing the death of
her child-Six shell game men were ar
rested at the Union (Me) race tracks
Scholarship St Marys arrived at New Lon
don, Conn, from Madeira-The leoomo-
tive of passenger train was wrecked at
Portsmouth, N. IA drunken man
jumped from toboggan and is fatally
injured at Crescent Park, R. I.--Three
families were burned out at West
Boylston, Mass-A new Roman Catho-
lie church at Albion, r. l., was dedicated
The great relay bicycle race from
Washington to Denver is ended-The
4uSSUlOu VI u lew gONCIuIlpuU loan ue-
ponds upon the settlement of the tariff dis
pute-Arctic navigation is said to be
rendered very dangerous by numerous ice
bergs--A Bridgeport Comm woman,
crazed by religion, jumped into a we'll
Lizzie McMullen, aged 10 years, left her
home in New Bedford, Mass, and the DO
lice found her in Fall River Before her
relatives reached here she again ran away
txryr -cto toy, !, ,t-s%
uated between Oakdale and West Boyls-
ton, Mass, was destroyed by fire, together
with con tents. Loss, $4,000.
Tuesday, Aug. IA.
The Wichita (Kan) National bank has
closed - Michigan forest fires have
broken out again-A ferryboat was cut
in two at St. Joseph, Mich-Twenty ex-
cursionists were drowned at Tenby Eng
Bandits continue depredations in west
ern Observation-Disclosures robbed "a store
and the postoffice at Easr Bluehill, Me-
Robert Mosely of q onbury, Conn.,,
committed suicide-New cases of cholera
are reported at Amsterdam and other
Holland towns-Cruiser Irene is to re-
enforce Germany's East Asian SQUADRON
Fiji island natives while in revolt,
revived cannibalistic customs-There
were 101 deaths from cholera at ST. Peters
burg last week-The general acquittal of
Partisan anarchists is approved by the
Paris press-The white-lnarked tussock
is proving itself rival of the gypsy moth
in achusetts-President Moraes
OF Brazil demands a change of political
system-Four persons were drowned in
the Sydenham river, near Thorneyhurst,
lasters employed at the
shoe factory of G. w. Varney & Co..
Lynn, Mass, are on a strike-General
Barrios of Nicaragua is on his way to
England to endeavor to effect settle |
ment of the Mosquito coast question
Ezeta, vice president of |
San Salvador, may yet be sent |
back by the United States gov
eminent on criminal charges
Special Employe Byrne of the treasury
begun an examination at Boston ofagents |
and inspectors ON the methods of examin-
ing Chinese papers-The body found in |
the Cambridge (Mass) reservoir was that |
of Arthur j. Cummings. 1t was probably |
a suicide-Textile workers of Fall River,
Mass, favor the acceptance of reduced
wages and bide their time for redress
w. Lash of the Gorham House,
Old Orchard, Me, is charged with robbing
1t Worcester, Mass, attacked q train
rev and endangered the lives of the men,
Three of the crowd were arrested
(Mass.) manufacturers had too
much confidence in New York firm and
lost $4,000 in carriages-A reduction of
prices at New Bedford (Mass.) mills is ex-
pected to be about 10 per cent-Chinese
boats are patrolling the Yellow sea coast
on the lookout for japanese. The Mikado's
squadron has disappeared-A steamer
has started from Norway to rescue
the Wellman party-The tariff strug-
gle was ended by the passage of |
the senate bill-A cyclone cut path
three miles long at North Madison, o.
Crops were beaten into the earth
Colonel James H. Platt of Denver ex-
is dead-A new labor rail-
road organization was started at Kansas
Chinese treaty was ratified |
after having been hung up since March 10.
Wednesday, Aug. Is.
The East Hampton Comm postoffice |
was entered-The Michigan corn crop
was damaged irreparably-A salt plant |
was partially burned at Cleveland, O.
A factory collapsed at Yankton, S. D.; |