The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-12-18

dian OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ii. HOLMES
for 10 years postmaster OF Camden, N
] arrested on a charge of embezzllng
81. 1O1 SO of the funds of the postofflce de-
partment-First Baptist society OF
Concord, N. H., extended call TO rev.
Roland b. Grant, d. D., of Portland, or
Annie White, 20 years old, colored,
was shot by Sylvester Roundtree, her
lover. at Boston and killed--The 80 can
vassers sent out to ascertain the num-
her of non going church Protestants III
Portland Me, have found about 7oO
adults who never got within sound of
clergyman's voice on Sunday--Man-
ager Manning of the Kansas City West
ern league team announces the purchase
from New York of Frank Connaughton
THE winters crops in the southern
provinces OF Russia greatly damaged by
the draught-Samuel p Putnam,
president of the Free Thought Con-
gress, +" and Mary L. Collins, both of Chi
cago. were found dead upon the floor or
an apartment in the fashionable Back
Bay district of Boston--Mrs. Annie M
Dupont whose struggles began with her
arrest on a charge of embezzlement OF
10 cents from r. H. White x Co., Boston,
Is said to be insane.
MONDAY, DEC. IA.
President Cleveland goes duck shoot
ing-Steamship arriving at New YORK
renort terrible weather at sea-Joseph
Fl. Choate of New York may be McKin-
Lewis secretary of state---Raines law
hotels in New York were kept closed on
Sunday-Plan of reorganization or
Union Pacific made public--Demon-
stration in Habana in honor of General
Wevler-SteamerT Three Friends starts
with filibustering expedition for CUBA
Chief Justice Mercer BeaSley of New
Jersey seriously sick--Body of sui
eide found in q Westfield (Mass) park
West Dedham (Mass.) citizens favor
separate ownship-Meetins in Trinity
church (Boston) in the interests of the
Tuskegee Observation-Disclosures at Gin
cinnati take part today in the 18th an
mail convention of the American Fedora
tion of Labor-Mss Edith l.. Collins of
New York to wed Count Czaykowski--
Smuggling conspiracy discovered at
Fortune. Bay N F-Professionali
causing trouble in the Massachusetts,
Amateur Bowling league-Trial of
Mate Bran for alleged murders on the
high seas begun at Boston--Two men
and a woman under arrest in Manches-
ter, N H., on charge of arson-H ex-
| Queen Liliuokalani visits Washington 1t
will be as any other private person, not
| as a royal parsonage or in any of11clal
| character.
TUESDAY DEC. Is.
Initial proceedings in the trial OF
Thomas Bran at Boston, charged with
murder on the high seas; II jurors
selected-Attempt may be made TO
pass a new tariff bill al the present ses-
! ho6 q
fire-Bad fire in a Summer street build
ing. Boston-President Gompers de-
livers annual address at the American
Federation of Labor convention at Gin
cinnati-Charles A. Prouty of Yer
mont nominated for interstate COM
merce commissioner-Po Sen
stor Allen calls Senator Hoar to account
and receives an alarm
fire at Jamaica Plain, Mass-Death OF
! ex-United States consul George L. Cat
/ lin-Crespo will stand firmly by his
policy on Anglo Venezuelan treaty
I New congressional library building will
/ not be available for the Inauguration ball
Amendments to rules of the road at
sea accepted by Brazil and the Neither
lands-Joseph H. Choate, the New
York lawyer, candidate for the ma
tional senate, to succeed David b. Hill
Search for young Conner under spirit
guidance is being continued in Mexico
.--Governor-elect Powers of Maine
dined by the Portland club--Battleship
steel breaks short off under test in New
port News-Supreme court decision in
case of Millbury against city of Worces-
ter. Mass--Congress takes no action
on Maceo's death-Joint resolution
recognizing the independence of Cuba
a. to, (fI1ho n Loo on
of the United States organized by prom
inent citizens of New York-Departure
of party of IS recruits from Boston,
bound for Cuba-Boston represent
atives of Cuban junta enroll $50 fog the
insurgent army-HarVard students
meeting to bid farewell to Coach 'Leh-
man-Reductio of railroad freight
rates in favor of Maine potato formers
Opening of annual session of Maine
State Grange-Bill amending District
of Columbia liquor laws passed-Lodge
immigration bill goes over in the SEN
ate-Milk producers convention in
Worcester Mass--Reception to Rev.
Thomas j. Conaty, d. D., in Holy Cross
college, Worcester, Mass--A Worces-
ter (Mass) money clerk arrested for
embezzlement-Ma benefit
at the Broadway Athletic club, New
York-Sylvester Roundtree of Boston
held without bail on charge of murder.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 16
Municipal elections in six Massachu-
sets cities-Trial at Boston of Thomas
Bran, charged with murder on the high
seas-Ex-Pr President B. Frank Vaughn
sues the Providence and Springfield rail-
road-Burglars at Biddeford. Me-.
frightened by a corpse-Commande
John MCGOWAN assumes command of the
naval training station at Newport, R. I
Mark Hanna and others see Major
Mckinley at Canton, O-The reichstag
rejects the judicial procedure bill
The sultan consents to the granting of
amnesty to Armenian prisoners
Stockholders may petition the Rowland
Falls Pulp company into insolvency
Death of David Leonard Barnes of Bos-
ton, the we'll known consulting engineer
Death of Sig. Pietro Ferranti, former
" a celebrated opera singer-Death at
Liberty, Me, of ex-Congrssman Richard
s. Ayer-Death of Benjamin F. Wallis
of Fitchburg, Mass-Plans are accept
ed for the new art museum building at
Worcester, Mass-Philadelp Base
ball club engages Pitcher Mains of Ban