The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1898-06-24


Mass, carpenter, fell from the top of a
S-story building upon picket fence
jeremiah Murphy, SO years old killed
by falling from a staging in Boston
Colored servant attempted to poison
the family of Judge Jackson of Parkers-
burg, w. Va-Dora Rose, 10 years,
killed herself in New York because of
! inability to support herself and child
G. A. Schneikert killed by bicyclist in
Orange, N. j. P. Philipson of New
ark initiated the example of his part
ner and killed himself-Nathanie
French, 49 years old, killed in Blanch-
ard, Me-, by belt-Lena Tessner, aged
Il, killed while driving across the tracks
in Wallingford, Conn., with her mother,
who escaped.
MONDAY, JUNE 20.
David Sherry of Bar Harbor, Me,
killed by a premature explosion of a
blast after 20 years of service as fore
man of blasting crews-Metropolita
police law in Kansas suspended by order
of the governor-Park City, Utah,
swept by a confagration, which caused
a loss of a million-Dexter Allen,
wears old, drowned in Pawtucket while
playing at the riversfde-Two sailors
drowned in a collision between a steam
boat and a schooner on the Hudson
river-Two men killed and two injured
in a trall wreck near Mauch Chunk,
Pa-CitS marshal of Brunswick, Mo-,
dead and the mayor mortally wounded
as the result of a quarrel occasioned by
the mayors brother slapping the mar
shals daughter-Engine derailed and
mail coach demolished in a wreck near
| Shawsville, Va, causing the death of
there and the injury of many-William
Fannon of Westboro, Mass, drowned
while boating-Fire in a Brookline,
Mass, barn caused a loss of $1,000 and
consumed four horses and several dogs
Two men drowned by water enter
ing a diving bell while they were at
work on a wreck near milwaukee,
Horse and several cows burned with
barn in Bridgewater Mass--Advices
by steamer from Honolulu report the ar
rival of three transports, bearing the
first American expedition to Manila
Three miners suffocated by smoke and
steam from a fire in the Unity coal mine,
near Latrobe, Pa, the blaze being caused
by garments hung to dry falling on an
oil stove and igniting the coal-Gen-
eral credence given in Madrid to a report
from Havana that Cuban leaders are OPP
posed to Intervention by the United
states-Colorado mine operators to EN-
ploy negroes in place of strikers.
TUESDAY, JUNE 81.
Two men and a woman drowned by
the overturning of a boat near What
Cheer Pa-Spanish cabinet discussed
the peace tendencies observable in the
To IN, t-i,
in Spain flames Freeman, said to be
one of the most notorious crooks in New
England, broke Jail in Skowhegan, Me-, |
but was aptured-Charge made that
a citizen of Flatbush, N. Y, drafted |
into the German army, although a
minor when his father was naturalized |
-Incendiaries, believed to be Spanish,
destroyed the finishing plant of the
King Powder company in Warden coun-
ty, o., one of them being arrested
Loss of several thousand dollars occa-
stoned by a fire in Houlton, Meek
plosion of a gasoline stove resulted in
the destruction of the business portion
of Tracey, Cal--F'ive negroes killed
and many injured on an excursion train
in ArkansaS-General Aquinaldo, in
surgent leader in Manila, informed
United States Consul Williams of the
formation of a provisional government
merely for cohesive purposes, and of the
desire of the insurgents that the Philip
pine islands become an American col.
ony-Party wagon and an electric col
lided in St. Louis, and three of the oc-
cupants of the former injured fatally
Juvenile burglars in Clinton, Mass, let
off with reprimand because of their
youth-W. J. Ryan, formerly chief
book-keeper of the Louisville and Nash
vile railroad, arrested on a charge OF
forgery-Pirates and rioters active in
China-Drygoods men hopeful of a
large fall trade-Prospective war be-
tween brewers and retailers-Grand
Opera house, Albuquerque, N. M,
burned-Wind storm destroys hun
dreds of orchards in New York-Two
Alaska schooners with 10 men probably
lost-Robert Leach goes through the
Niagara rapids in a steel barrel
Iron wage scale in Pittsburg mills settled
mainly at last years rates-American
Asiatic association formed to preserve
and foster our oriental trade-Leather
trust said to have made several hundred
thousand dollars on the advance in
hides-Mortalty from plague al Can
ton, China, large-French and Chinese
conflict at Foo Chow, and theformer de-
mand the arsenal-Revolver in the
pocket of a man accidentally explodes
and kills Henry Harrington, prominent
citizen of Salem, Mass-Attempted as
sassinationJ of Captain General Blanco
by the brother of a young man executed
as traitor to Spain.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE %.
Boston child, years old, fell from a
window and died-Spanish fleet under
Admiral Camara returns to Cadiz-
Transports with troops from Tampa I'M
der General Shafter arrived off Santiago
Spanish government, it is said, will
offer to set up native republic on the
island of Luzon to offset American eff
forts at organization-One hundred and
fifty drunken soldiers of the Sixty-fifth
New York regiment commit acts of van
dalism near Colonel w.
J. Bryan begins to muster in the silver
battalion" at Omaha-Ex-Presid ,
Cleveland declares against acquisition of
foreign territory in an address in Law
renceVille, N. SOLDIER in East Prus-
STA wounded his general deliberately
J. X. Alley well-known brewer, died in
Boston-George Lloyd of Gloucester,
% years of age, lost by the capsizing of
a dOrY on the hank n Ioro,,-,, - /