The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-03-26

THURSDAY, MARCH 10.

I1tZS1mmOnS KNOCKS out COrbett in the
14th round of one of the fastest fights
ever seen in this country--William T.
Adams (Oliver OPTIC critically sick at
his home in Dorchester, Mass-Annual
banquet and election Of q irritable Irish
society at Boston-Preliminar test
made of the new navy yard dry dock at
I}rooklyn-French steamer founders
off the Carolina coast with large loss of
life-London hears somewhat grave
hews concerning the health of Emperor
William--Tasigi no longer Turkish
consul at Decentralization Albert
Mott of the l.. A. w. racing board issues
his bulletin--Boston baseball team left
for the south at o'clock today-Haw-
Iins and Green winners CT minor fights
at Carson, Nev--Spike Sullivan given
decision over Mike Leonard in eighth
round-General Draper may not get
italian assadorship-A.O o. II. cele-
brations of st Patricks day-Timothy
Ingraham post. 121. G. A. r., celebrates
27th anniversary at Boston,-Reply Of
the porte to the note of the powers re-
garding Crete-Crete now hlockaded
General Neal BOWS birthday cele-
brated in fremont Temple Boston
Woman suffrage bill defeated in the
Massachusetts house; bill for Boston
charitable institutions substituted for
adverse committee report-Argument
in the Richmond Stetson case finished
and the n'at+or in the bands of judge
Morton, at Boston-Dcned at the
Vatican that the pope has thanked
Archbishop ireland for booming Nc
Kinley for observation-disclosures Strong
of New Yorl, removes Police Com
missioner Parker-Pittsfield Me-,
teacher held in $1,000 bonds for furnishing
a pupil.
FRIDAY. MARCH 10.
The president sent to the senate the
following nominations: Powell Clay
ton of Arkansas, to be envoy extraor-
binary and minister plenipotentiary of
the United States to Mexico; William M
Osborne of Massachusetts, consul gen
eral of the United States at London;
John K. GowdY of Indiana, consul gem
eral of the United States at Paris; Joseph
H. Brigham of Ohio, to be assistant post
master general; Sylvester Peterson of
Minnesota, to be register of the land
office at Crookston, Manufacturing be-
lief in New York that Iasigi cannot
legally he held-Dingley tariff bill will
be voted on in the house March 81
DR.. Fisher of Fitchburg Mass, has a
agriculture
members on his plan to do away with
cattle shoWs--PoWers blockade of
Crete will begin next Sunday morning
Federal union of the Transvaal and |
the Orange Free State agreed upon
United States Deputy Marshal Emery
of Sanford, Me- captures an alleged |
muggler-Death of Elias H. Jackson,
the famous drum major of Lewiston,
ArriV Of n oh
of the Harvard crew-Fx- President
Cleveland arrives at his new home at
Princeton, N. J-Postmaster in Fair
Haven, VT, held on charge of en-
observation-disclosures at Bridgeport, Conn.,,
charged with killing her Legitimate
child-Man killed in the act of trying
to kidnap a Houston child to
hold her for $4,000 ransom-Glad-
stone issues pamphlet on THE
Eastern Crisis" and upholds Greece
ztf7ynn CMass.) strike contest likely to
be submitted to state board of arbitra-
tion-Three incediary fires in Abing-
ton, Mass-MOre than 1000 flood refu-
gees arrive in Memphis-Two gunboats
launched simultaneously at San Fran
C o-Mlford and Manchester rail-
road bill indefinitely postponed in the
New Hampshire house - Largest
schooner in the world launched at Bath,
Me
sATr'nDAv. MARCH 20.
Bolt of Democratic cong, ssmen into
the protecti nists Camp--Pr, sident
McKinley's plan for a currency COM
1nlssion bill Will be held back until next
winter-C. +. Desmond who stole $7OO
from the West End road, caught in
Puffalo-The Dingley tariff bill re-
ported to the house-Governo Pin
gree of Mich gan ceases to be mayor of
Detroit-Judge Lamoreaux, commits
sloner of the land office, resigns
Rev. DR.. Lyman Abbott not to be al
lowed to lecture in Philadelphia Young
Mems Christian Association hall
Postmaster in Castleton, VT, held for
triai on chalg &c OF embeZzlement-
Daniel Mcdonald found dead in a ped
ler's wagon in Somerville, Mass
Policy of English Liberals Will be against
Turkey-New York inventor thinks he
can cross the ocean in two days-Turks
constructing Notifications on Turkish
side of the gulf of Arta--Rivers in
Tennessee continue to rise; horses and
stocks submerged; another half inch
means many more lives-InVasion of
Hawaii by japanese looked upon as
part of a plot to gain control of the ISL
ands-President Mckinley held up in
his walks by political highwaymen-
President Mckinley said General Draper
will be appointed ambassador to Italy
Theodore Roosevelt will probably be
assistant secretary of the mayfair
ward defeated by Columbia in debate
says the lameness of his
hands kept him from defeating Fitz-
between the New York
Stock Exchange and the ucket shops
reaches a climaX-Popular ~ of Gomez
said to be On the wane in Cuba-Wil-
Jams, Clark q Co. of Lynn, Mass, re-
fuse strikers proposition to arbitrate
Lehman again assumes charge
OF Harvard's rowing ests-Bos-
ton Safe Deposit and Trust company
brings t. bills in equity a'nst Flank
c Miles and five insulancc companies
hdsetts house rel cts resolu-
ton providing for state control of Bun.
ker Hill monument
SUNDAY, MARCH q.
FlUooS Gaze l.4.4.tu-L LunIage an
drive huuuie4s Of families from then
homes III ne Mississippi Nalley--SiX-
teen more Survivors OF Inflated French
liner st. a-aire picked up by tramp
steamer----- Is. IL. y. RCss petitions for
the appoint. eat OF an administrator of