The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-03-20

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principal of the English high school at
Worcester, Mass-The shop of the His
cox File company at Worcester, Mass.
was totally destroyed by fire. The loss Is
estimated at several thousand dollars -
A commission from the diocese of Buff
falo have presented a generous offertory
to the pope from the Catholics of Buffalo
Tuesday. March II.
Kentucky legislature met but did
nothing of consequence-Dorc Cen
trail bowlers won the Massachusetts, state
mponship-Joe Walcott defeated
bright Eyes in seven rounds-F. O.
Beal inaugurated for the fourth time as
mayor of Bangor Me--Movement in aid
of Ballngton Booths new evangelical
projects started in New York city
Alleged Llovds fire insurance swindlers
indicted In New York--Way said to be
opened for a settlement of the Vene-
zuelan dispute--McKinley supporters
showed under by a Morton blizzard
in New York Republican primaries
New Haven bank swindled out
of $1,000 by clever female forger--
Massachusetts state board Of trade take
! strong stand for sound and honest
money Battleship Massachusetts will
start out today for her preliminary trial
Princeton will send IA team to the Olympic
games-A w. Giles, defaulting book
keeper of Gloucester (Mass.) Fish COM
pany, placed on probation by Judge
Dewey - Fall River, Mass, dead
lock over assistant assessors still I'M
broken - Republicans made clean
sweep in the Watertown (Mass.) town
meeting-Kemeny won another game
in the national chess match -
Portuguese minister of finance intends to
ask the cortes for authority to convert the
entire Portuguese debt-New York as
semby will pass the supplemental excise
bill-Notable changes in the reichsland
promised by the kaiser-Miss Louise
Putnam, for 20 years a teacher at Boston,
Is dead-Wcstern roads find the freight
traffic rather duller than they de-
sire Safety of navigation in
Lake Erie may be increased by
Canada and the United States
British warship Comus left Victoria,
B. c., orders and destination being I'M
Misunderstanding Lamont approved all
the plans for the proposed New York and
New Jersey bridge-President Cleve-
land intends to extend the civil service
rules to all offices left In the various de-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of the proposals
anent the Venezuelan dispute sent by the
United States to England will not be dis
closed at present-Cambridge Mass,
recognized the 50th anniversary of its in
corporation as a city by the ringing OF
bells and display of flags-Manitoba
remedial bill submitted for approval to
the bishops of the Catholic churches be-
fore seen by the Dominion parliament
DIR. Winthrop Sargent, a widely known
resident of Roxbury (Boston), is dead,
aged 70 years. DIR. Sargent was one of the
best known army surgeons during the
Civil War-At Portsmouth, n. H.,
United States Marshal Campbell lihelIed
the barge Enos Soule of Baltimore Tor
$40 900 in favor of New York towboats.
Wednesday, March ID.
Report that schooner James Twohy,
which left Boston Friday, Is Cuban fill
buster, denied-France greatly stirred up
over the Soudan expedition-The Ven
ezuelan trouble sailing straight on to a
peaceful ttlement-Immigrati bills,
one requiring reading test, to be favorably
reported to the house-Evidence that
England and Italy are in close accord in
relation to African affairs-George Dixon
defeated Jerry Marshall at Boston in seven
rounds-Presiden Cleveland 90 years old
today-Kentucky legislature abandoned
| attempt to elect a senator-Fogg Art Mu-
scum at Harvard daubed with red paint
| Boston and Lowell railroad wishes to is
sue $3.50, 900 in bopds-New York city
will send solid Morton delegation to
| St. Louis-Postion Of the cable from
Halifax to Bermuda will be kept secret
Somebody used red paint ON the Fogg
| Art museum at Haryard-Socialist lead
ers, released from prison, given a noisy re-
ception in Rome-Efforts of the Immi-
grafton Restriction league beginning to
bear fruit--Three New York lawyers
held for forging fictitious fire insurance
Accommodations hundred and thirty
persons frozen to death in a snowstorm in
Russia - John Davis, aged 40 years,
was found dead in his room at Lynn,
Mass Alcoholism was the probable cause
Loren Hosley, a well-known citizen of
Fftchburg, Mass, dropped dead-Henry
Higney, aged IS, fell down q flight of
stairs at Providence and broke his neck
A tobacco warehouse in Wethersfield,
Conn, destroyed by fire. Loss. sl5O0-
Arthur Lingskogg. aged 30, hanged him.
self while In fit OF dependency at Bos-
ton - The Western Union Telegraph