The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1898-06-17

power to expel MAJ ayers Of Sp lnish spy
lystem in Canada from /e untry--
twee 300, 900 and 100000 feet of lum-
Der owned by H. F. Ea on & Sons at
Midtown, Me-, burned at loss OF $SOOO
SUNDAY, JUNE II.
GuauLalIdn4o 10Y Caplureu Ny a Idnu-
.ng parry unuer cover OF Lne guns OF the
wars4Il s--44. n. rtoDDI44a, ~, ull yer
by cram, losing hanu ana lCoL--
Debs SOCIAL democracy split over the
question OF pOuIlCaI aCLlUn at COnNen-
hon IN Chlcag MorJlsl ar
rested on an outward bound steamer Ior
Icing a spy, plans of COAST fortiticatlons
being found in his trunk-Roy Sagen-
dorf, aged Is, wounded mOrtally by John
MarCuesi IA, in Great Darlington, Mass,
for throwing stones into a riVer-Percy
Harris, wanted in New York for extern
sive forgeries committed three years ago,
a suicide in ridgeport-NeW combina-
tion of distillers being formed with a
capitalization of $24, 000, 000-SeVeral
fremen injured seriously by rush Of
flame in Detroit-Three persons killed
and many injured in Riddleville, Tex,
by a tornado that rushed through track
500 feet in width-Ten miners burned
badly, some of them probably fatally
by an explosion of gas in South Wilkes
barre Pa-Great damage by hail in
Auburn, N Y-Boy of IA arrested in
Jersey City for robbing his foster father
in Streator, Ills-Woman killed in
Ardsey, N. Y, by a locomotive in trying
to save a dog-Prospect of scheme to
form a union of manufacturers of plug
| L - ot,o Do
City, Mich. blown up-Captain Chat
wood of Gloucester leaped from fishing
vessel in Portsmouth and drowned
Vandal cut clothing and caused other
damage in a tailoring establishment in
Lowell.
MONDAY, JUNE 10.
Number of persons drowned as result
of the bursting of a waterspout in MoX-
coco, Mex - Abandoned schooner
Stephen Morris towed into Vineyard
Haven-Examinatio of Massachu-
sets pension rolls develops several thou
sand cases which irregularities APP
pear-Tornado in Ogdensburg, N. Y,
unroofed a. grain elevator and did other
damage-H. E. Gammons, aged 35, and
father of five children drowned in a
Worcester lake by the upsetting of a
| boat-C. D. Record of Readfield, Me-,
arrested charged with sending obscene
literature through the mails-F. S.
Brown, brakeman, killed by an overhead
bridge at Andover Center, N. H
Eleven men badly injured by an explos-
ion at a smelter in Hitfield Ark-New
England brewers advanced the price of
beer 81 a barrel on account of the revenue
bill-Notoli Guiliano killed Peter
Fazzio in Springfield-JOhnM Mckenzie
! drowned while bathing in Palmer, Mass
Thomas Beary so years, killed by
Maurice Clemens with a gun in Water
bury, Conn, after they had drunk freely
of hard cider-Otway Lucas, wealthy
resident of South Scion, o., murdered by
Charles Scissor, aged 25, in settlement of a
feud-Edward Mann of Montreal killed
his mother-in-law and injured his wife
as the elimination of domestic troubles
Thousand persons slaughtered in the
Sierra Leone district of Africa
Catherine Fay of New Britain, Conn,
burned fatally by the explosion of
gasoline stove-Two track repairers
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
struck by lightning and instantly killed
in Pawpaw, w. Va-Starvation riots
again broken out in the province of
Muria, Spain, and by all accounts they
must soon occur on a larger scale in
Catalonia.
TUESDAY, JUNE IA.
John L. Clark, years old, killed in
Pawtucket by drinking corrosive subli-
mate in mistake for soda-C. N. Clark,
40, committed suicide in Lowell by shoot
ing-Walter Dawley, a Providence
painter, killed by falling so feet-C. F.
| ioi 10 in
with illuminating gas - Two boys
drowned while bathing IN Fultonville,
N. "a New York volunteer killed by
locomotive near Washington -
]. ]. Johnson of the Twenty-fourth in
fantry convicted of murder in the second
degree at Barlow, Fla-Four men who
attempted to hold up a Santa Fe express
at Coleman Junction, Tex, last week,
captured by the sheriff and posse
Report that Dreher, an Austrian brewer,
will locate a $10,000.000 branch in Mil
waukee-Mackie Hussey & Co.'S gran
lite plant in Barre, VT, burned-Fire
caused a loss of 100000 to property of
the Philadelphia Oil Refining company
THE San Francisco ran aground off
Cape Cod during a fog, but pulled off
without injury-John Becker so years,
| lynched in Great Bend, Kas., for killing
the daughter of his employer in April
Movement of the transports from
! Key West for Cuba-Ten small build
ings at Spartansburg, Pa, burned
! The trans Russian canal to connect the
! Black and Baltic seas to be finished in
! four years at a cost of $97 900.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Is.
w. f. Barron of Boston, aged so, shot
! himself on a train from Syracuse
! Reduction of wages in the Rowland and
/ Rotch yarn mills in New Bedford
| Alfrida Harmon of Boston drowned by
/ overturning OF a canoe in Ashland, N. H
Two little ones in Weymouth, Mass,
set fire to their home and badly burned
Loren Rogers run over in New Bed
/ ford by a coal wagon and killed
/ Harold Lowell, 9 years old, drowned in
pond in South Weymouth, Mass-Pas-
/ senger tram ran into a special freight
/ standing near the Exeter, n. H., station,
/ smashing two freight cars and damaging
/ locomOtiVe-Ge Miles asks a
! commission for his son in a bay state
| regiment of Volunteers. d. Worden,