The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-03-12

ION, N1dSS., " nave Tree pOSld
deliveries May death of Rev. DR.
G. Arey of Salem, Mass--ReVolutio
in Uruguay making serious headway---
The yacht Viligant sold by George Goul(
to Perry Chubb-The Britannia beatel
by the AiIsa in the yacht race a
Hyeres-Man found in a house il
Wat artowr. dying from hunger-Sud
den death of Major N. r. Cha nbliss o
Selma, Ala--Great fall of snow in tbs
Northwest blockades travel and threat
ems hoods-Corbett and Fitzsim-
mons in condition to step into the ring
at any moment-President Potter OF
the L. A. w. to tender the position OF
chairman of the racing board to Albert
Mott of Batmore-Turkeys plan OF
campaing devised by Germany officer
Athlete relations between Cornell
and Michigan university resumed
Proposal to organize a gentlemen
driving club, and holding matinee races
at Boston-Porte reply to the collec-
tive note of the powers-Power house
| in Greenfield, Mass, set on fire by boys
and blown to atoms-Naval Paymaster
! CorWine arraigned in Newport, r. l.,
and admitted to bail-SuiCide of Will
IAN E. Blackwell of Winthrop. Mass
Greece sends her reply to the powers
ultimatum, which is polite but firm re-
fusal to accede; rumors of a collision
between Greek and Turkish forces
Coates, alias Traitor, an alleged sWindler,
caught in Hartford, is wanted in Boston
Dynamite sticks found in field near
Revere, Mass, by boyS-Mary McDOn-
ough a domestic for a Newton, Mass,
family, fatally burned-Eight men
drowned in the shaft of the abandoned
channel tunnel at Dover, Eng
Anthony O'Connell of WATERFOWL, Mass,
found with his legs frozen from the
kre es down. He had been without food
for eight days-Fifty GrOveland
(Mass.) women register at the last mo-
ment to vote against a Republican school
committeeman-W wheelmen
are growing impatient at President Pot
ter's delay in announcing the racing
board-George Bidwell opens a no.
treat campaign in Park Street church,
Boston-Bradley & Sawyard's shoe
factory at Hudson, Mass, destroyed by
fire.
TUESDAY, MARCH 9.
Greece makes conciliatory reply to
note from poWers-Secretary Sherman
informs Consul Lee at Havana that ad-
ing American citizens-Tndictme
pending in United States district court
against former officers of defunct Nav
erick bank placed on file at Boston
Mayor Beal of Bangor Me, reelected
Mayor Heard of Biddeford to serve an
other term--Another American citizen
said to be illegally imprisoned in Cuba
A Phillips Exeter academy student
int r
preme court rules that imported yachts
are not subject to duty-A Brockton
(Mass.) girl kidnapped by strange
wOman-Prospect that a new tariff
bill will be introduced first or second day
of the extra session-Suicide in New
York of a fugitive embezzling Swedish |
army Officer-Corbett inVents new
blows to be used on Fitzsimmons-
Rights of veterans of civil war in mat |
ter of employment defined by Alderman
Barry of Decentralization troops de-
feated by insurgents. Chief officer and
200 priVates killed-Ballington Booth
denies responsibility for the publication
Of his letter to his father-LeXow trust
committee will report to-
day The majority denounce trusts
Death of General Antonio EZeta ex-
president of Salvador, at Panama re-
ported - Senate sends arbitration
treaty with Great Britain back to the
foreign relations committee-Death of
Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher at Stamford.
Conn-Armed bands, supposed to be
Carlists, traversing Spanish provinces
associated board of trade ad-
vocates appointment of a monetary
comm i9sion-The Goth birthday ami
of Mrs. Mehitable Sunderland of
Hyde Park Mass-Baltimore Metho-
dist conference indorses the arbitration
NJ. Bran sentenced
for the murder of the captain of the bark
Herbert Fuler-Shop's crew of Will
Jams. Clark & Co., shoe manufacturers,
Lynn Mass, go out on a strike-Big-
geSt temperance crusade in HaverhilI,
Mass, for years-EstiTate damage at
Cincinnati by floods, $500, 000-Massa-
'husetts Bowling league votes to hold
10 more tOurnaments-Air motors to
De tested on Manhattan elevated road
Patrick H. Ryan of Swampscott,
Mass, killed by train in Lynn-AIli-
son Z. Mason, former president of Globe
investment company, sentenced at Bos-
on to a term of not less than five years
n state Peace prospects abroad
lelp market prices-JOhn d. Hart
given a two years sentence at Phila-
lelphia for aiding Cuban filibusters.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10.
Caucus of Democrats of the senate
ails to reach any definite resuIt-Pub-
ic bequests amounting to 1857 900 in the
ill of Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer-General
opinion at Athens that war against Tur-
ley is vOidable-Corbett wants
)rize fight rules given out. Fitzsim-
mons wants them held back-Prince
has a severe attack of neu-
algia-Senator WolcOtt reports to the
n 's.dent respecting an international
monetary nference-Sammy Kelly
# New York defeats Billy Plimmer in
0 rounds in acknowledgements SER !
rices for Sc lost fishermen held at Glou-
ester, Mass-The three defendants in
he Lowell (Mass) bribery case held for
he grand jury-Republica in Lowell
Mass) council succeed in removing a
ew of the mayors Apprenticeship Y
Raines' law in New York to be con-
iderably Misunderstanding of the
Interior Bliss in Boston on business trip
Mayor Cook of Gloucester. Mass,
avs he is bound to GUST City Marshal
'arsons-MayOr Redington begins war
IL liquor dealers at Waterville, Me
tate police orders Clinton, Mass. mer-
hants to discontinue chance advertis-