The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-06-29
Monday. June Is.

drowned A new French Catholi,
church at Com ord, N, H.. was dedicated
The corner stone of the Catholic or
phan asylum at Fall River, Mass. was
laid - Rev. H. K Job of NORTH
Middleboro, Mass, has put into prac
tice the idea of having all the ba biss
In his parish cared for in church
during services-Rev Lewis " Price OF
the First Congregational church in Brock.
ton, Mass, has resigned--Pastor
Hughes of Portland, Me-, preached a
vigorous sermon on the failure of Sheriff
Grams administration as regards the
rum traffic in that city--Griffo is said to
be training in dead earnest for his fight
with Dixon--Zimmerman and Wheeler,
the American cyclers, won prizes at
Florence--Twenty-i lives were lost
by the laundering of tug off
Atlantic Highlands, N. j A
water tower overturned in Column bus,
O., and killed man-G. P. A. Healy,
the noted portrait painter, died at Chi
cago--The cruiser New York arrived at
New York from Jamaica - Emperor
William has influenced Belgium and
England to come to terms with France
The Italian minister of war wanted to
resign that he might fight duel, but the
king refused to allow him to retire-The
number of deaths caused by the Pont-y-
Pridd mine explosion is placed at 251-
Fred Libby, aged 10, of Auburn, Me-,
was drowned in the Androscoggin river
William Cornell, aged So, superin-
tendent of schools at Fall River, Mass,
since 1874, died of pleurisy and pneumonia
Andrew Vetro. young Italian of
Providence, was fatally injured by an ex-
plosion of unpowder-Edward H. Cas-
sidy, aged "a, freight brakeman,
was hit by bridge at Provi-
dence and fatally injured -
large number of gypsy moths were
discovered at Attleboro, Mass-At
Chelsea. VT, William NJ. Gorham was
sentened to five years in state prison for
arson James Saunders and John
Riley two notorious burglars captured at
Winsted, Conn, with gang of six
thieves broke Jail at Litchtield.
Tuesday, June rs.
Seven persons were drowned at Rock
away inlet-Representa Smalley Of
Nantucket, Mass, is dead-A stay of
proceedings was granted in the case of
Erastus Wiman-A small sloop named
Eagle was picked up off Boston light
The Boston and Maine railroad station at
Danvers, Mass, was destroyed by fire
Detroit Brazil. Ind, and other western
cities were damaged by cyclones-W.
A. Simsrott of Chicago has embezzled
about s25, 900 of the Switchnen's Aid
association funds-New York banks re-
fused to furnish the treasury gold for ex-
port on account of the present excitement
in France-Eleven more of the Sal
vadorean refugees have been released
from the U. S. s. Bennington-Thre
tramps were killed and three fatally in
jured in wreck on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad at Walnut Creek, O-Ap-
plication has been made to the Massachu-
sets supreme court for the appointment
of receiver for the Cape Cod Ship Canal
company - The American Railway
union called out the workmen at
St. Louis and Ludlow, Ky, to
assist in the Pullman car boycott
Brown succeeds Pfeffer as captain of the
Louisville ball club Middleweight |
champion Fitzsimmons married Rose
Julien, the acrobat - John Butler
whipped Harry Tracey in nine rounds at
Salem, Mass-There is a probab ility |
tn at the finance committee will agree to |
let the sugar schedule go into effect at the /
same time with the rest of the tariff bill I
Cleveland is expected to Join
his family at Gray Gables as soon as the
tariff bill is passed-Ex- Gov "rnor
William E. Russell delivered the annual
address to the Yale law school graduates
General Hughes of Hartford is
sick in Ireland-Mss Emma
Juch, the singer, was married to Francis
L. Wellmann at Siam ford, Conn--Pro-
lessor Shaler of Harvard, at the Bristol
academy graduation exercises, deprecated
the going of young men away from home
TO seek their fortunes-Men recently
discharged from com
pany NJ of Lowell Mass, have
decided to TAX legal action
People of the Nova Scotia coast are ac-
,used of burning and looting the Glouces-
Ter Mass schooner Mary j. Wells-A
free ship bill is not likely to pass tie
present congress gold reserve,
rough figures, is $1,000, OO)-President
Cleveland talks reassuringly of the Treas
1ry's conditional female crank triel
to secure an interview with ex-President
Chicago woman was killed
BY an unknown man, who killed himself
oy her side.
Wednesday. June Fl.
There was a rainfall of IL inches at
Evansville, Ind - Four highwaymen
held up two boys at Greenfield, Mass
The Mason school building, Newton
Centre, Mass, was damaged by fire
n H.. celebrated it's centennial
with extensive exercises - deputy
sheriff at Attleboro Mass, was relieved {
If a gold watch by a pckpocket-In-
,urance underwriters think the Ply
mouth will not be able to go to drydock
lnder her own steam-The factory of
he Boston Manufacturing company at
Waltham, Mass, is to be started up on
ull time next Monday - The bill |
against General Hewston, charging him
With manslaughter, has been thrown out
If Lon lon court-Ex-Iovern Green
If New Jersey has been appointed to SUI
iced the late William Walter Phelps as
member of the court Of errors and ap-
reals - Fritz Butchmsn's wife at
Satick, Mass, is said recently to have
made a statement involving her husb band
n the murder of j tcob Lttig at Wellesley
asst year - Charles H. Clifford of
New Bedford, Mass, has been ap-
pointed gas commissioner by Governor
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