The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-03-06

bermuda ana arms ana ammunition W uc
restored to their owners-Port OF Ca
banas laid in ruins by a Spanish cruiser
Steamer Ailsa run down and sunk by
La Bourgogne off Fort Hamilton; the
Guyandotte run down the George w.
Clyde off Fort Wadsworth-Sir Charles
Upper thinks there will be no trouble in
Manitoba--Nicaragua rebels defeated
in battle with government troops
Showalter beat Kemeny in champion
ship chess game--Iowa Democrats for
sound money--George w. Bowker OF
South Boston committed suicide--Rev.
| Thomas Magennis of Jamaica Plain (3os-
! tom made monseigneur by the pope
Woman persisted in fire at Duluth
Representative Babcock to be reelected
chairman of Republican congressional
campaign committee.
Monday, March 2.
Condition of Governor Greenhalge prac-
tically unchanged; rallied somewhat and
physicians are encouraged - Immense
damage caused by freshets throughout
New England. Many bridges swept away
and several lives lost-Michael Kraemer
of Long Island City shot and killed his
mother and put bullet in his own brain
yellow fever breaks out in a suburb
of Buenos Ayres-New bill of prices
agreed upon by Granite Cutters Union
and Manufacturers association of Quincy,
Mass-Extensive liquor and gambling
raid at Plymouth, Mass--Boston resi-
dents DESTROYS of securing legislation gov
erning the height of buildings--New
York Central Labor union dropped the
question of condemning the Lodge coast
defense bill--Postmaster General Will
1. l>ot - LOT r,1,,.-
against the Pan-American Investment
company and the American Coupon In
vestment company.
Tuesday, March 8.
The Republicans of Portland, Me-, re-
elected James P. Baxter for mayor for the
fourth time i For the first time si'w'
1874 the Democrats of Saco, Me-, elected
mayor in Samuel L. Lord-In the cleo
ton at Bath Me-, Mayor Bibber, Repub-
lican, was re-elected-The election at
Lewiston, Me, resulted in a sweeping
victory for the Republicans West
brook, Me-, the Republicans reelected w.
w. Cutter mayor by large majority
and big gain-Republican of Auburn,
Me-, elected Nathan w. Harris mayor
and carried four of the five wards
In Deering, Me-, w. W. Mitchell, Republi-
GILL, Is eIeCUeu mayor ny ORA
Fall of snow in San Francisco for first
time in 10 years--Mrs. Isaac w. Ed
ridge attempted suicide at West Dennis,
Mass, by shooting - Result of the
Vienna municipal election in the second
division was the return of SO anti-Semitics
and IA Liberals-W. G. Rouse, postal
clerk, arrested for stealing a letter from
the mail, is in Portland (Me.) Jail, not
III x, hail ,rHtr llar
of the currency gave authority for the or
ganization of the National bank of Win
chester Mass Capital, $780, OoO--Rev.
Walter J. Swaffield has rendered his resig-
nation to the Boston Baptist bethel to
accept the call to the Summit Avenue
Baptist church, Jersey City - Stock
company being organized in Rutland,
VT, have selected site, and intend to
erect the finest opera house in the state
William Willard, who escaped from Jail
at Alton, N. H., ecaptured-George H.
Cole, landlord of the American House,
Fitchburg, Mass, died of heart disease
on the body of Louise NJ. Treble, |
murdered by Caspar Hadlin at South
Manchester, Conn, proved the assassin's
statements malgning tho character Of the
victim wholly false-Rev. Joseph
Pullman of Bridgeport, Conn, decided
not to contest the suit for $25, 600 brought
by Mile, Jane May for alleged SANDER
Thirteen Armenian families massacred
at MoOsh-Russia warns Japan that
in Korea means war-Ap-
pointment of receiver will help the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company
government has not aban-
doned all hope of securing an enlargement
of the navy-President Kruger will at
tempt to secure the abrogation of the con-
vention of 1894 between the South African
republic and Great Britain - Boston
Chamber of Commerce approved of Con-
gresham Walkers banking bill, and
passed resolutions bearing on the financial
needs of the country.
Wednesday, March 4.
Gnvnrnnr Greenhalpa of Massachusetts,