The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-03-19

THURSDAY. MARCH II.


Observation-Disclosures Of ScoVel said to
have been secured by friends alone
Parliamentary situation in Germany has
assumed d serious spect--BOokkeep
Percy l.. Dame Of the Merchants bank.
TeNburypOrt Mass. d defauiter-
Tire ambassadoIshp will not be de-
ternined before My daE--Death of ex-
United States Senator Dolph of Oregon
Railroad fight in New Hampshire
icGisiature~--lI law declared in
the state of Bahia, Erozil---Writ of
habeas corpus in tie I4sIg case dis
missed at New Torll-Another life
saving station to be established at Chat
ham, Mass---EXtra session of senate
adjourns s ne die--Iiig dam washed
away at Nit, Morris, n. Y-Five men
killed and two injured by railroad wreck
In Indiana--Monitor Puritan disabled
In Raleigh bay--Governor Wolcott
sends two veto messages to the Mas
sachusets egislature-Masonic direc-
tors authorized to rebuild or build a
new Masonic temple at Boston-Bill to
permit women to vote on question of
liquor licenses submitted for adverse
report in the Massachusetts house;
hotel license bills in senate go over
General Hastings falls and breaks his leg
while leavine tho White House
FRIDAY. MARCH IL.
General Draper of Massachusetts to be
ambassador to ROme-Fitzsimmon
objects strongly to referee Siler's in
fighting Tue-Consul General Lee. it is
is reported, will resign as soon as matters
on hand in Cuba are stl aiehtcned up
Harvard baseball candidates practice
outdoors --Iost I, G. A. r., Boston, cele-
brates it's 8 tn anniVersary-Org
ization of congress at extra session will
remain practically unchanged-Wool
schedule of the new DingIey bill sub
stantially adOpted-Al Mott appointed
hartman of l.. A. w. racing board, to sue
coed Gideon-Brooklyn ball club makes
an offer of $780, O0 for the Cleveland club
Flight in New Hampshire house over
bill to incorporate an electric railroad
Christian Civic league to be organ
lied in Maine--The funeral of Mrs.
Beecher was held in Plymouth church,
Brooklyn, the Rev. Lyman Abbott
of1ciating-Death of George w. Davis
of Nashua, N. H--Cheers and Kisses
mingled at the arbitration meeting in
Cooper Union, New York city-Five
indians claim section of Norwich. Conn
-Bulding strike averted in New York
by agreement between labor unions
Fire marshal continues his investigation
of the fremont street, Boston, eXplo- |
Sion--SOmervlle councilman objects to
Roman punch in lunch menu-Queen |
Victoria and President Faure of France |
meet on a train near Paris-Fred |
Deely, another victim of the fremont
street explosion. dies at BOston-Long- |
distance freight electric railroad to be |
built in oxford county, Me-An Ohio |
minister to be made governor of Alaska |
nh nd
Reading railroad company at Port Rich
mond coal wharves and $4,000 missing
Garter Fl. Harrison nominated by the
Democrats for mayor of Chicago.
SATURDAY, MARCH 49,
Sensation in Stetson- Richmond case;
the New Orleans alleged marriage said
to have been joke by Bob Hart; scope
of present inqurE limited-FitZsim-
mons agrees to- abide by Referee Siler's
rules-Delay in extradition of Consul
General Iasigi from New York; an APP
peal taken from the decision of the court
President Mckinley said to favor the
annexation of Hawaii, which may be
brought about by a Joint resolution
Secretary Bliss orders promu cation of
the decision giving valuable land to Chi
cago MISUNDERSTANDING Long will
retain Mr.. MCAdoo as his assistant for
two mo- rFs lNnSFl----ll is not DelleNeu
that congress will pass a retroactive
tariff bill---Powers said to be tonsd-
ering presentation Of new note to
Greece-Bradstreet reports widespread
confidence that the volume of business
oil expand, Three lives lost and two
persons injured in a burning hotel at
Buffalo-Will of the late DIR Hoffman
of New York fled for probate--Two
Boston patrolmen of station l accused
OF heating Officer Mcclure of station
~ -.'>it~o+'~-, +~en+v win I've presented
to senate next Monday-Yale men who
sri., 49, so 10 DUrDett apologize Tor their
act-New Haven police refuse to give
Yale men a boxing permit-Boston
baseball club will leave for the South
for practice Thursday of next week.
The act amending the navigation laws
to go into effect July demurrer Of
Manchester and Lawrence road over
ruled by New Hampshire full bench
Missing Westbrook (Me) drummer
heard from in Lawrence, Mass-Sec-
rotary Sherman preparing to negotiate
a Nicaraeuan canal treaty-New York
Republican leaders divided upon ques-
ton Of police and excise legislation
American signatures Bring higher prices
than those of rOye'tN at New York sale
Court asked t. appoint trustee for
Leopold Reveli's estate at WOonsocket,
r. Fourth dis riot convention Of the
Young Mems Christian association in
session in Newton, Mass-Cloakmak
in New York ask an advance in wages
Mayor Cate Of Everett Mass, re-
moves Charles Washburn from public
works board-Score of witnesses ex-
amined at the inquest OF the gas ex-
plosiOn at BCston--Rev. |. J. Lansing
resigns the pastorate of the Park street
church, BostOn-MassaC husetts iegis-
Iature rejected the bill to abe ish present
Boston school hoard and provide Cor ap-
pcintment OF board of seven members.
SUNDAY, MARC H.
Stakeholder Al Smith visits Corbett
and says he IS in fine fet le--Russia
proposes Immediate occuEo ton of Crete,
and disarmament and Withdrawal of !
Greek troops-pedham (Mass) pas
tenger train on the Providence division
dasnes into an engine near the Massa-
ohusetts avenue bridge, T. ston-Pru-
posed Germ an-Aurtrian alliance
against Greece - WC3lChy man If /
Lyme, CONT. mysteriously disappears
Two Arkansas towns inundated by