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

be $4,000 short in his accounts with the
estate OF the late John Walter-Alleged
Milton Del) murderer captured
Massachusetts Legislature may be pro-
rogued before Memorial day-Sho-
walter defeats Pillsbury in chess game
| of 81 moves--Grant of Harvard won
the mile race in the Yale games-Solly
Smith defeats Oscar Gardner in a 20
round fight in New York-Ethnologi-
cal research to be made on the northern
Pacific coasts to determine the origin of
/ the AmeriCan--War has again broken
out in Samoa---Austin r. Woodford's
stable at Pigeon Cove, Mass, with 16
horses, burned-Curtis will probably
be the Republican candidate for mayor
of Boston, to run against Mayor Quincy
FIX Secretary Olney arrives in Bos-
.0n-At Berea, O., Poles capture beer
watts and fight among themselves-SiX-
teen persons overcome by gas in Rox-
bury, Mass--Yachtsmen interested in
the projected international race for 46.
fcoters.
MONDAY, MARCH Is.
Extraordinary session of Fifty-fifth
congress convenes-Two crooks who
robbed a Washington street (Boston)
jcweller recently captured in New York
Lively fighting in Populist conven-
ton in Denver, in which women partici-
pated-Metropolit police bill decided
upon at a conference of Republicans in
New York-Captain Goodrich selects
the squad for the Harvard varsity
crew-Kilpatrick, the champion run
ner, will sail for England Wednesday,
Another big demonstration in London
in favor of Greece-Bill in New York
legislature legalizing betting on trotting
races-Billy Dacey and John Bolts
fight a six-round draw at Nebraska City
Campaign in the Philippines almost
paralyzed for want of endorsements
--Armenians in Adana in a pitiable
northumberland of Crete and Ger
tain Greek ports to begin on Wednesday
Wholesale Withdrawals from the l..
A. w. reported in California-Loui
Way Shee, an employe of the S. L. Lung
company, Boston, arrested, charged
with embezZlement-M Massachusetts
Yacht Racing association to act on i'm
portant amendments this week-Tn-
terscholastic baseball teams getting
ready for spring practice-Resignat
of Rev. I. j. Lansing, pastor of Park
Street church, Boston, accepted
Resignation of Rev. B. F. Hamilton, pas
tor of the Eliot Congregational church. |
RoXbury, Mass-Rev. DR.. McGlynn of
New York addresses a large audience in
Mechanics building, Boston.
TUESDAY, MARCH IS.
Presidents message to congress urges
passage of a new tariff law-Corbetts
weight said to be 1872 pounds or 10 pounds
more than Fitzsimmons'-Las in
factory of Murphy & Finley, Broc1ton,
Mass, ordered out-Boston Rubber
Shoe company cuts prices and the United |
States Rubber company meets the re-
duction-Prospects of the arbitration
treaty with England are brighter
Further hearing in the Marsh murder
case at Montpelier, VT. Witnesses tes-
tify to Mrs. Marsh's scandalous conduct
with Buzzell the Warrant
for surrender of Joseph A Iasigi issued
by Governor Black of New York
Young woman burned to death in Man
chester, N. H-Hon. William L. Wilson
criticises the Dingley bil--Death of
James M. Price of East Cambridge,
goods warehouse in ST.
Louis burned. Loss over 81 0O0 900. One
fireman killed, three injured - Irish
champion hammer thrower comes to
America to reside permanently
uuSe COll VI DOSIOl EuDuC safe
of entire property of the Atlas tack cor
poration--Jeremiah T. O'Sullivan of
Lawrence, Mass, charged with criminal
libel-Club women give a reception to
Mrs. Alice Ives Breed of Lynn, Mass
Peculiar complication in town affairs of
Me--Resolution calling for
of Water Commissioner
Ayres adopted by the Medford (Mass)
Trio Of
Barnes for the alleged murder of John
Deane of Maynard. Mass, to begin May
3--Commissioner of public institutions,
Ernest C. Marshall, recommends old-age
pensions and abandonment of Marcella
street home and South Boston house of
orrection-Milton (Mass.) selectmen
advertise for superintende Mt of streets,
and there's no end of political talk over
their policy-Unknown woman as
phyxiated in Kneeland street hotel, Bos-
ton. Male companion RECEIVERS and dis
appears-Dancing at Hebrew wedding
on Sunday deemed by police a violation
of law-Deal reported between King
George and the czar whereby Russia is
to take Constantinople and Greece seize
Macedonia-Ghastly accident on Rus
sian warship in Cretan waters-Rela-
ton of France to the Greco-Crete situa-
ton explained by minister of foreign af- '
fairs in chamber of deputies-Chair-
nan Dingley explains the new tariff bill
and what is expected of it-Alfred
Abels, aged 60. committed suicide by
hanging himself at Rocky City Falls,
near Saratoga - Thomas Tohey, aged
70, was struck by train and instantly
silled while crossing the tracks at Chesh-
re, Mass.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH II.
Corbett and Fitzsimmons meet in the {
ring at Carson. Nev--Joseph A. Iasigi I
given into the custody of the federal
court at New York, and denied bail
Greece will probably declare war against
death of J. NJ. War
ler of Albany in New York city
Fight for a charter for the Milford and
railroad begun in legislative
committee at Concord, N. lex
queen Liliuokalani gives a public re- /
,eption at Washingtou-New York =
,rain shippers charge that discrimi-
nation is made in favor of Boston and
other ports-Colonel Hay and General >
Porter nominated as ambassadors to
Great Britain and France, respectively
members of congress
confer regarding committee places they