The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-08-31
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Thursday, Aug. as.

MaSS--A Hour mill was burned at
Evansport O-BGaintree (Mass) wooden
mills resumed work---Marcia Burt of
Darlington, r. l., is missing-Riffs are
dissatisfied with the Sultan of Morocco
Charles Hagerthy of Ellsworth Me-,
attempted suicide-Two hundred fresh
cholera cases are occurring daily in Cali
cia-John Quincy Adams will contains
no. public Broclzton Mass. J
Congregationalists will have new church
Cholera prevents Russian maneuvers
at Smolensk - The entire militia of
Massachusetts is to be modified in Boston
this fall-Contra tractor JUL of Danvers
Mass, committed suicide or was murdered
The strike of weavers in Suncook,
N. H., has excited the people
A new party to fight liquor saloons is to
be organized in Indiana-The Massa-
chusetts board of agriculture is preparing
new catalogue of abandoned farms-A
British steamship is loading arms and am
munition at New York for Japan--The
United States government is to make an
actual test of the Holland submarine boat
Chief Sanchez of the White Mountain
Apaches was killed at Cedar Greek, Ari
Accident and life insurance under
writers are preparing for convention in
Boston-Three children, adrift for sew
eral days, were rescued off Halifax and
taken to North Sidney--The car is
suffering from an attack of influenza
Fire at Oldtown Me- destroyed between
$1,000 and $4,000 worth of lumber -
Homer T. Dick, aged 49, formerly of
Fort Wayne has been appointed superin-
tendent of the Ohio Southern railroad.
He is the youngest railroad superintendent
in the world.
Friday, Aug. "a.
Tramps are annoying Lynn (Mass.) resi-
dents-A bakery at Peterboro, n. H.,
was burned - Peruvian rebels are
gathering again at Santa Rosa-Pueblo
Col, was again visited by heavy rain
storm-The corn crop will not exceed
1,600000,000 bushels--Glasgow coal pits
were wrecked by mObs of strikers
Schooner Alyira Cobb was sunk in ST
Mary's river, Mich-Harrison Springer
was killed by q. train at Richmond, Ne.
-Four Mexican miners were buried
alive near Durango, Mex--Sovereign re-
tains his opinion of Debs amalgamation
scheme-Ex-P President Reinhart of the
Atchison road will not be prosecuted
italian clergymen have been forbidden to
discuss secular subjects in sermons
Two moonshiners were killed and five stills
destroyed near Danbury,. n. C-The
Britannia defeated the Satanita ~ min
utes at Cowes-Lieutenan Commander
Reeder of the United States cruiser
Charleston is accused by sailors of des-
potism-Harry A. Gardner, defaulting
cashier of the Altoona (Pa) National
bank, has gone either to China or Japan
Bondsmen of the clerk of the Salem
(Mass.) water board will not make good any
loss that may be found on the books
boil 1aIn
to denounce alleged frauds in the last cleo
tion-Democratic leaders say Cleveland
will probably let the tariff bill become
law without his signature-Therep report of
the congressional committee on the armor
plate scandal finds proof of fraud-Three
men were killed and several injured in
Wisconsin railway accident - Hiram |
Blake, aged AZ, was drowned in Ports
mouth IN. H. harbor. He fell from
a Notwithstanding of the West End
street railway of Boston increased during
August at the rate of $4,000 month
John d. Foote, aged IS, was found dead |
in his workshop at Biddeford, Me- Heart /
disease.
Saturday, Aug. 25.
Brockton's (Mass) tax rate is $40 To
Another earthquake shock occurred at
Sicily-Southern industries are improv
ing-A life-saving crew has been sta /
toned at Annisquam, Mass-The Wey-
mouth (Mass) agricultural fair opens
Sept. 27-The pope denounces Zola's |
story, "Lourdes insane Pole at
tempted suicide at Nashua n. H
The Chicago eastbound freight pool may
collapse-Willie r. Day, champion run
ner, committed suicide-England Spain
and Italy have sent warships to Mazagar
A fountain valued at $500 was given
to the city of Brockton, Mass-Nerr
York weekly dry goods imports were 81, |
49, 613-Hiram Blake's body was recov-
cred off Fishing island n. H.-Coloraao !,
business men are urged todefeat Governor
Waite-Matthew NJ Cushing, aged 49, /
was accidently shot at Shirley, Mass
Ernest Hassberger at London, has con-
fessed to forgeries involving $780, 600
Manager Augustin DAILY has just passed !
his quarter centennial as a New York |
theatrical manager-The scheme for a
canal connecting the Mediterranean sea |
and the Atlantic ocean through France has |
been condenned-The Boston and Low
ell Railway company has petitioned the /
Massachusetts railroad commissioners for /
authority to construct its proposed road"
The August treasury surplus will be the |
largest for years-The house and senate
agreed to adjourn Tuesday afternoon
The cases of General Ezeta and the other
Salvadorean refugees at San Francisco
were continued until Sept. 3-Thirty-
seven men persisted in burning
mine at Franklin, Wash-One man
was killed and several injured by
a gas explosion in a Pennsylvania coal
mine-Count Rybadowskis army was
arrested in Buffalo after a lively fight
Fire in Allegheny, Pa, caused loss of
more than 800, OO0-The American line
steamer New York made the fastest voyage
on record between Southampton and New
York - The steam mill of West
over & Gould at Manchester. n.
H., was burned Loss S2500-The Boston
and Maine freight depot at Newton
junction, n. H., was burned-The steam
sawmill of A +. Perkins at Ponset, Conn,
was destroyed by an incendiary fire, with
10000 feet of lumber-John ID. Foote,
aged 81, prominent citizen of Biddeford,
Me, and a veteran of the Thirteenth Maine
regiment was found dead. Death was
caused by apoplexy-Bloomfield Green,
one of the oldest citizens of Spencer