The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-03-13

-Experiments show that bones dooa
not entirely intercept the X-rays---James
Hubert McVicker, actor and theatrical
manager, died at Chicago--Ballingto
Both secured Copper Union hall, New
York, for his mectings-Perrine's comet
has passed the earth without striking
Yale oarsmen settle down to hard train
ing for their En- Ilish race.
Monday, March o.
Pastors of Lowell (Mass.) churches
preached on the life and character of the
late Governor Greenha ge-Anti-Amerl-
san demonstrations in Valencia, followed
by proclamation of martial law; disturb
ances in TarragOna, Bilboa and Vitoria
The Britannia won the yacht race
with the Satanta and Ailsa in the Medi-
terranean- Thrty-six Morton delegates
already elected to the St. Louis conven-
ton---Death of Rear Admiral Wake,
U.S.N-Another vessel to carry NUM-
tions to Cuba got away from Philadelphia
-Immense gathering listened to MIR.
and Mrs Ballington Booth in Cooper
Uuion, New York-Captain General
Weyer issues edicts calling on insurgents
to surrender within 10 days--Box sup
posed to contain bomb mailed to L. ID.
Armour in Chicago-General Baldissera
to evacuate observation-disclosures Bermuda
may sail again with arms for Cuba
Death of Chief Engineer Greene, U.S.N
Prisoner in the Tombs, New York, in
herits $500, 000-American Board of Com
missioners of Foreign Missions out OF
debt---Gang of boy burglars in Plym-
outh, Mass, broken up-Brockton
(Mass. labor people asking for reduced
street railway fares-Brewers protest
against the passage of a bill which would
reduce the number of breweries--Amerl-
can Federation of Labor sounds Boston
unions with reference to demanding an
eight-hour work day-Boston bottlers
decided to join the American Federation
of Labor-.Jasnogrod beat Ettlinger
in the first game of their chess match In
New York The Maine interscholastlc
athletic meet elected officers as follows:
President, HewS, Augusta; vice president,
Hildreth, Portland; secretary, May, Au-
gusta; treasurer Bodwell, Brunswick
The mystery surrounding the sinking
of the four-masted schooner off Chatham,
Mass, on Wednesday night, is still I'M
Manager Murray of the Provi-
dence Baseball club has signed Caravan
of Cincinnati to cover second base
The main mill, storenouse and dye
house of the Kingston Wooden company
at Davisville, r. l., were destroyed by fire.
Loss, $4,000
Tuesday, March 10.
Senator Cullom's presidential candidacy
emoralized--Two burglars captured in
Boston tailor shop-Four of Prince
toms leading track athletes dropped for
deficiency in studes-Steam yacht
Eleanor returned to New London, Conn,
from her trip around the world-Mc-
Kinley will be endorsed for presidential
nomination at Ohio Republican conven-
ton in Misunderstanding fight be-
tween revenue officers and desperadoes at
Kernersyile, n. C--Death warrant read
to condemned murderer Mudgett-
Director expelled from the new Min
ing Exchange in New York threat
ems to have it wound up -
| Island of St. Kits of the West Indian
group in the hands of rioters--1nii gna-
ton in Ottawa on the action of the United
States senate on the proposed treaty
Cases against Debs and others for inter-
fering with United States mail trains mol
prossed-Offical denial of story that
British warships are going to Curacoa-
Mrs Alaybrick not to be released from
prison--Albion Paper company of Hol-
woke, Mass, in financial straits--Steamer
Monohansett struck a rock in Woods
Hole passage - More anti-American
demonstrations in Bilboa; several
rioters wounded and six arrested
New Chinese loan to be hoated
by Anglo German syndicate - At
lantic coast division of Salvation Army
will not follow the American Booths
Bangor (Me.) Republicans elected their
mayor and carried six out OF seven wards
-Bddeford, Me-, elected an lndepend-
ent candidate for mayor-Chief Justice
Doe of New Hampshire dead-Sudden
death of George S. Hunt, prominent citi-
zen of Portland, Me-British Venezuelan
blue book seems u very exhaustive presen-
tation of the case of that country-Fur-
Their reports of Spanish cruelty In Cuba
| General Clarkson of Iowa booming ALI
son-Eight men shot by a drunken man
at Brockville, Ont-Cbicago reports
eastern grain movement much livelier-
Report that the Japanese premier wishes
to resign eiterated-Anti-Tob trust
man ufacturers have begun war of prices
OIL the trust-Paul Schulze, the late
Northern Pacific railway official, embez
zled 81, 500, 00-Venezuelan congress
thanked President Crespo for his recent
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and China by chartering five Norwegian
and German steamships at Shanghai
Schooner Samuel w. Tilton was in oolli-
sion with the schooner Rhode Island, and
seriously injured her in Boston harbor--
Postmaster Charles +. Wilde of Wolas-
ton. Mass, was found in Boston in a
dazed condition, and 1894, which he in
tended to deposit in the sub-treasury,
missing.
Wednesday, March IL.
T.C. Platt predicts an anti Mckinley
moyement-Foraker declared his ale
glance to Mckinley at the Ohio conven-
ton - Kansas Republican convention
declared for McKinley-Henry T. Gal
lup, ex general superintendent of the Bos-
ton and Albany railroad, is dead-Trial
of the Jameson raiders begun at Lon
don - Ex- Mayor McClench removed
from the Office of chairman of the
license commission at Chicopee, Mass
king Humbert received the allie
glance of the new Italian ministers
Railway pooling bill practically dead
for this season-John A. Bradley, ex-
convict. arrested at Lowell, Mass, for
neutrality-suspicious. Berick, wanted
for embezzlement at Worcester, Mass,
caught at Hartford Death of Henry
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