The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-02-19

rock in a mine at TalcVille, N. y
l.. A. w. may have trouble with the
new track owners association--Resig-
nation of John d. Crimmins, treasurer OF
the Manhattan club-Fearful blizzard
in the west-Great Britain defeats
America in the cable chess match
Organization of the Boston Credit Mems
assoc iltion-Death of Rev. Henry r
Cheever of Worcester Mass.-Dyna-
mite cruiser Vesuvius runs the blockade
Off arieston--Virgil P, McMasters OF
Colesville, ". Y, defaulter--Steam-
Ell Louisiana goes a WeyleI
cannot find Gomez and his forestry
Lyman J. Gage banqueted by Chicago
Bankers club-Suicide in Chicago OF
William S. Lawrence of New York
President Cleveland enjoys a day of fine
duck shooting-Otto Holm accidental
~ shot by fellow workman at the
Brighton, Mass, abattoir-De Gar
mendia wins the amateur racket cham
pionshfp - Opposition of Catholic
clergy of Boston to the sale of liquor in
public Mckinley giving atten-
ton to the selection of assistants of
cabinet officers Disagreement of the
jury in the Holt murder trial at Auburn
Me.-Torpedo boat Cushing sent to
Norfolk navy yard for repairs-Mrs.
Amanda Sargent burned to death in her
home at Manchester, N. H.-Death of
General Joe Shelby.
MONDAY, FEB. Is.
Harvard and Yale enter into a five
year agreement for all athletic sports
Greece and Turkey on the verge of war
Prosecution determined to press case
against Iasigi Turkish consul at Bos-
ton, arrested on a charge of embezzle-
ment-Great Britain's proposal for
joint occupation of Cretan ports accept
ed by diplomats at Constantinople-
Referee Silers says the coming big fight
at Carson will be good one-Maher
will go after the winner of the Corbett
Fitzsimmons fight-John Irwin will
probably manage a New England league
baseball club in Taunton-Revival of
activity in worsted mills in the vicinity
of Providence-Senator Frye may re-
tain his craftsmanship of the commerce
ommittee-Infuenti New York
Republicans ask Major Mckinley to re-
tain Assistant Secretary of Treasury
Hamlin in office-Admira Bunce
pleased with the success of the Charles
ton anoeuvres-Church in Williams
port, Pa, burned; loss, $50, O00-Flow-
ers and letters sent to Bran in Boston
occupied by the Pitts
burg Post burned; loss, 800, 000-British
iron and steel trade alarmed by Amer
lean nvasion-Bermuda believed to
have been about ready to take an ex-
petition to Cuba-Reported rev.
dictionary movement of working men
Revenue Collector Dono-
van retires-Meeting of trotting horse
owners and drivers in Chicago today,
TO form an ciation--Pennsylva
Steel company cuts wages 10 per cent.
TUESDAY. FEB. Is.
Consul General IasISI 81 Boston re-
manded to custody of his counsel; must
appear in court in New York this morn
ing; additional warrants secured chare-
ing embezzlemGnt-J G. Brown of
Lynn, Mass, given up as dead, returns
home after nine years absence
Gomez beseiges a Cuban town with
dynamite sun- Greek corps of occu-
patton landed in Crete-Daughter of
one of the wealthiest men in Virginia
alopes with a student-Harvard and
Yale will meet in freshman as we'll as in
las the grip, and his doctor insists on
several days rest-DiXon and DoWney
fight 20 rounds to draw at New York
Peter Maher makes Door showing
against a colored heavyweight at Buff
starts for Nevada
puts up the balance of his
stake money---Machine bolt trust
breaks up-Customs receipts begin to
Favorable balance of trade continues
Secretary Searles of the sugar trust
testities before the Lexow committee
House passes the sundry civil appro-
priation bill under suspension of the
wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Calvin Of Boston
Fl. S. Richmond, the Brockton (Mass.)
Forger, sentenced to state prison
Charles W. Brooke, famous criminal
lawyer. New York, leaves three widows
by the death of bank presi-
dent of Leroy, N. Y. left 1000 O00-
Cutters strike at the Donovan shoe fac
tory in Lynn, Mass.-Lasters strike in
Mass-KnoX college, Gales
burg, Ills, celebrates 60th anniversary
IF it's founding-Kid Lorraine knocked
out in fifth round by Jack McDonough
at Rochester-Mrs. Sarah Ann Bur
rell, a pensiOner of the war of 1912, died
at Quincy, Mass, aged 80; her faculties
were preserved until the last.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. II.
Turkish Consul Iasigi of Boston was
to the Tombs in New York,
without bail, to await the arrival of
sXtradition papers from Massachusetts
Greek victory in Crete; occupation
Of the island proclaimed; the powers to
open hostilities against Greece
Heavy fighting between the Spanish
troops and the Philippine rebels
Senator Wolcott has interviews with
government officials at Berlin
Squabbling over the fish and game bill
n the Maine Major
improving satisfactorily
Senator Chandler speaks against the
slnge gold tandard-Senator Sherman
will make one more effort to secure a |
vote on the arbitration treaty.. J. |
VIM confirmed as postmaster of Haver- |
lill Mass.-Senator Davis to be |
chairman of the foreign relations COM |
boat to give exhibition
spins on the Potomac-Lexow COM !
mittee of New York, finishes up with |
sugar and begins on the rubber trust
Strike in the Donovan factory, Lynn, |
Mass, extended to all departments
Few radical changes to be made in Har-
Yard class day customs-Storekeep |