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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-16

The evident ftsson OF Mchi Icy. popu
lsuty J.. the fact that the question OF pro
tee 100 uycrshadnSs every other 10 the
popular mind, Ooe trial OF Ios duti =
10 generation /. sufhcieot aud people
sho are GOV old esongh to remember the
bard times sbieh hsve resulted vii not
~isb fer aao'her experience OF The hind.
Mckinley name Ia associated with the
idea OF high protection aud this the
people are bound to have, and they DO not
stop TO cousidet that with Reed or auy
other Of the Republicans banned they
~ouli be quite as likely TO get what they
vsut Tbls state OF things might be de
ploed we're moi Mckinley = mau we'll
dtied fyr Chlce. bot be is and 1t is merely
.malteF OF choice between several wottby
men
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-16

TIE ponnuey JouruaI presents the 10
o.liiy srgameut strongly for MAJ drout,
.howius that sluee the Republican party
uas orssuIa d out OF % Governors elected
By It Orrsts county hss not bad one, snd
ls tbs only one except Grand lsle snd rs
.tr thst hab not Windsor touniy has
ed four, ClIu,uden aud kotlsnd three,
Caledopis. Lsmolle, Washington snd
Windhsm tso each, Bennington county
should sIo buve been added to the list as
il has not had governor since before the
var. It Is among our earliest recolleo
tions Of the district school, who IL Gov
sruor2" "HIsnd Hall"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-16
Radiant. Mnrnha XII

Are you sun, rlu& silh any disease
which al make your lie miserable Do
YOU know that Radsnls Micrcbe Killer
viii cure YOU, sold by
Miss MANY FARNUM. Agent,
v36m. Maple Hill. Manchester ID pot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-16

DANAS Ssrsapsrills is not only the
best OF all remedies tor the Nerves, Liver
Kidneys, Stomach, and BLOOD: 6m = no
benefit you Gun get your money ba9k.
Tue same guarantee applies to to DANA's
Pills, Cough Syrup and Plssters, For sale
by A II. Smith, West Arlington, Vt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-16
Cottage for Sale.

The cottage 90 North Main " belpnging "a
The estate OF the late Mrs Mary + Young Will
be so'd to close tho estate, II 10 vory desir.
able location.
Apply to
Erred. T. FISH Executor
Manchester w., March ION 1886 Az
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-16

TapIeys Bread Winners out wear all
other shoes,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-16

90 .Hi sot .ssh hs deceived BY wbsi
Mills o. slJ ethsi ifss trader nay ssJ.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-16
q r. "A L N

| will be glad 10 meet old ct new customers Al
car Saturday Apru ls.h lse6, when viii futn.
tsh them hrsl eisss oAt,, meal or feed Al loo
hsufot.
J II AHELDON.
Dorset, Vt, April 18th, 1898. tnls
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-16

TIE caufrstou Of III II. HClms,, con
deantd ~ murder. is published 10 The
saaatr rsFsfs According TO be s'or,
hs bu mat5eie8 90 less than ~ people
.ams of tarm aH1cr Circumstances Of
.te.t t'aelity, the motive 10 nat cssr'
bvias Ga otniu motley. The =. dooe II
.aus cs,ts by 3eirsudi0g iasufsnoe con'
rsttss. There d, DO doubt ibst holme'
is the mast sroau rllshed Vlilsia Of 'bF
..s. tot tts story. 10 I'll ts mssoIiode Of
torfartts Hafl 90 belrye.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-16

or U.macpuc btetbreh bs'e ln.t beeb
calculating the birthday u Tbomss J'hsr
.ap. The Founder 0t the Democratic
ruty" Ilnuss J'fersou "" p'o'ee
,fun,si. wtlJe most a modern Democr'ts
ste DOT, Jefferson believed 10 the bes'
money 10 opposition 10 'ehesp money,
snd mslou,y OF modern Democrats see m
10 bs 90 favor Of free silver and sild es'
h.uit, or cheap money Of some hind
Tbese sre the two great questions OF the
uue. sut co these questions modern de
macfat1 is ct war With tue principles
Taught hy Jt1-ts0n,
Evening journal., 1896-12-11
TELEeRAPHlc HENS.

Tho Union League club Of Now York
indorsod Joseph II. Choate for the United
states senate
The aquarium in Battery park New
York, was opened, and il Is estimated 90,
600 persons slw the exhibit.
Hwang Tsun Hsicn, the recently ap-
pointed Chimes, minister to Berlin, turns
out 70 be persona non grata 20 the German
government.
Carl -churz, Theodore Roosevelt, Rob
art H. Bowkcr and Silas w. Burt made
addresses before the National Civil Service
Reform le quo in Philadelphia.
Luigi Capplello shot his wife Francesca
three times crowded Second avenue
car in New York because she refused to
return to him She win probably die.
1t was said at Washington that the Office
II secretary OF tL0 Treasury in President
McNinley's cabinet would be- rendered 10
Nelson Dinghy of Maine and would be ac-
,eptci by him.
The Canadian independence club has
been organized IN Montreal 20 work with
othcr clubs throughout the Dominion to
secure the national independence OF Canada
by pacific means
Evening journal., 1896-12-11
~ rhIIlnnine noyolntIon.

WASHINGTON, Dec. ll.-The Cuban dele
cation here has Just received news TO the
effect that if things continue as they are
in the Philippine islands they viii be free
before Cuba. The Spaniards are said to be
confscating property on mere suspicion OF
friendliness toward the insurgents. In q
number Of principal provinces the rovolu-
tionists are making great hoadway and
everywhere are making gredt fight. The
Spanish forces have had 10 scatter in order
to occupy the many points at once, and
therefore are unable to operate with large
forces. The revolution is reported as daily
increasing not only i'm the extont of the
territory occupied by the Insurgents, but
i'm numbers and equipments. "It Is I'M
deed sad says the lotter giving the in-
formation, TO contemplate the efficient
aid that has been given to the Philippines
by the japanese and the hostility that IS
said to be exercised in the shipment of
arms from that country (Japan) TO Cuba
Evening journal., 1896-12-11
chnrced wllh Abduetlon.

WASHINGTON, Dec. ll.-Randolph Guy
Ter and John Tolman are locked mp at the
station house in Alexandria, Va, on "a
charge of abducdng Emma Moran, the 49,
year-old daughter of Mr. Frank G. Moran,
a representative of the New York Life In
surance company in Virginia. Tho young
lady is still q schoolgirl, being q student
at the Arlington institute. She left home
about . o'clock in the afternoon and failed
to roturn. Cuylor admits tho girl was at
his house on the Lecsburg pike and that
lac found her there on his return from a
trip to Washington. lt is Thought she was
sent 70 York, Pa. Tolman lives with Guy
Ter The former IS an artist, and the lrt-
ter it is said is a cartoonist and contrib
utes toone of the prominent illustrated
periodicals
Evening journal., 1896-12-11
TWO HUNDRED LOST.
FrishtfuI Marine Disaster on the North
western Coast of Spain.

western Coast of Spain.
ViGo. Spain. Dec. 11.-Another terrible
merine disaster has occurred on the coast
of Spain The North German Lloyd steam
or Salier, Captain Mampa, struck on the
Corrobedo rocks and foundercd Not one
of her company of 275 persons was saved
The story of the disaster was brought here
by fishermen, and details are meager The
Salier was bound from Bremen TO Buenos
Ayres via Corunna and Nillaglrcia. She
carried % crew of G5 and i'm her steerago
were li3 Russians. g5 calicuns, ii span
iards and / German. The steamer left Co
runna ON Dec for Nillagarcia, her last
port of call. There she took on the balance
of the Spanish immigrants. The day she
left Corunna violent gale arose, which
swept the Spanish coast for 4S hours. The
Corrobedo rocks, on which the Salier
struck, are situated Off the southwest
coast of Corunna and should have been
given a wide berth before the steamer
headed eastward and then in northeast
crly direction for the bay leading up to
Nillagarcia.
The Salier was a bark rugged iron screw
steamer of 3,214 gross and 2,229 net ton
mage, 35l feet . inches long, ~ leet neain
and 30 feet deep. She was built % Hun III
| 1910 ana was OWhtu hl AiAN AN'A bA NeA'''
/ LLOYD Steamship company of Bremen.
The loss Of the Salier is another OF th'
] series of disasters that have attended th'
/ fortunes of the North German Lloyo
/ steamship company. 1t calls TO mind the
/ triehtful loss of life that occurred early il
tho morning of Jan 30, 1896, when th'
steamer Elbc, belonging to that company
was run into in the North sen and suns
by the British steamer Craithie. OF the
872 passengers on board the Elbe all were
lost except %, most of whom were mem
bcrs Of the crew. OF all the women pas
sengers only one Anna Bueckneri wa
saved. The survivors were picked up by Z
fishing smack after having been adrift il
a small boat for several hours. The night
was bitterly cold, and the survivors wer,
in pitiable condition, half frozen anc
their scanty clothing covered with ice
They were so exhausted that il was thre,
hours after they We're landed at Lowosto"
before they could give any connected ac
count Of the disaster Quito "a number OF
those lost belonged in New York and
neighboring cities.
Evening journal., 1896-12-11
prinninnl A1lnn n.n.l.

SING SING. Dec Ill. II )we Allen,
principal of The Crest. boarding school
Tor boys at this place, died last evening.
AGED Ga years lie was born ln Ltbanon,
a. II Of oie az the oldest families OF Now
England, family Of education, represent
ed in the leading colleges and at West
Point He was educated at Williams col.
leee Mr.. Allen IN 1861 became an i'm
structor at Mount Pleasant Military acad.
emy, eventually becoming principal. llo
remained in that position until a couple
Of years ago when he retired to the less
arduous duties of conducting The Crest
school
Evening journal., 1896-12-11
suindIer Dutton Convicted.

NEw YORK, Dec. 1l.-Stephen A. Dut-
ton went out OF the spe ulating business
yesterday tn Become a convict. He was
convicted a swindling lily Alice Godfrey
out cf property in Washington valued at
= 900 and rc.a@ndod until next Thurs
day Tor sentence. Tho jury made short
worl, of the prisoner. Its verdict of guilty
was rendered 25miputos after judge New
burger completed his charge. Dutton was
convicted Of securing a signature to a
fraudulent deed by false pretenses. The
law says thGt under a conviction of this
kind Judge can sentence the prisoner to
three years i'm state prison and impose a
fine amounting to three times the value of
the property involved. As the Godfrey
property was valued at 500 900, Judge
Newburger may impose a hre of $3.50, O0O
Dntton can be committed to prison for
one day for each dollar OF the fine, OF 100,
900 days. Dutton has no money.
Evening journal., 1896-12-11

United States and the Venezuelan counsel
are detained here to await developments
of a very important character.
There is i'm fact "a strong feeling in the
popular mind misunderstanding Venezuela
from direct representation ON the arbitra-
tion tribunal which viii be appointed to
determine the boundary between Nenezue-
ln and British Guiana.
This sentiment has been augmented 10y
a letter from Senor Tomas Michelena, for
merly minister to Great Britain, published
i'm the press of Caracas. The words Of Sc
nor Michelena have caused a sensation
He saws that the solution of the Anglo
Venezuelan imhroglio proposed by the
United States is in reality "A perversion f
the main points at issue and does not full
fill the promises originally made to the
government of Venezuela.
Senior Michelena says further that Il ,
heads of the proposed treaty show conci =
siycly that it is constructed wholly upon
a combination of Anglo-American inter
ests. In not recognizing Venezuela as a
sovereign state, Senor Michelena declares,
the United States and Great Britain insult
tho southern republic, and he conclut
with the statement that it would be f. G
better for Venezuela TO lose all forcibly
than 20 agree to the present terms of the
DrOtoc0l
Evening journal., 1896-12-11
TRAlNeR ALLEN's sToRY.
he Corroborates Billy Smiths Testimony
Relative TO n Conspiracy.


SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. ll.-In tho Fitz-
simmons -SharSey trial George Allen, as
sistant trainer for SharlSey, testified that
in the eighth round Fitzsimmons knocked
Sharkcy ont completely Fitzsimmons
made no foul, and, as one of Sharkey's sec
onds. he claimed none, but after Sharkey
was knocked out witness jumped into the
ring and waved "a towel as a token Of sur
render.
Witness said he and Billy Smith carried
sharkey into the dressing room Sharkey
was limp ana gr0anng but the only
marks of the fight were ON his face. He
said nothing about foul blow, and when
witness examined him there was no mark
on his groin, which looked Just the same
as usual. Sharkey was then dressed by
witness and Billy Smith and taken to his
hotel Witness said that no marks on his
groin were visible until after the doctor
was closetcd with Sharkey After the doc
tor loft witness again saw Sharkcy, whose
groin was then covered with bloodstained
clots.
William Abbott saloon keeper, testi-
fled that during the fight he had sat close
TO the ring, and that when Sharkey was
| knocked out he had assisted Smith and
/ Allen TO carry him 10 the dressing room.
/ He couOborated The statements of Smith
and Allen that Sharkey had not been foul
ed and said that Sharkey gave no evidence
of having been fouled. His testimony re-
garding the absence OF foul or of any
marks on Sharkey's groin when carried
from the ring was corroboratiNe with that
of previous witnesses. A recess was then
taken until Monday.
In the police court Referee Wyatt Earr
was fined 500 for having carried a pistol
to the ring on the night OF the fight
Evening journal., 1896-12-11
BROKER A FUGITIVE.
He Is Charged with Having Stolen $50,
GOO Worth Of Railroad securities.

600 Worth Of Railroad securities.
NEW YORK. Dec 11.-Jllius A. Kohn
was "a prominent broker and memher of
the stock Exchange for ii years. In April
last he sold his seat on the Exchange. In
June he went abroad.
An Indictment charging kohn with the
theft OF S39, 900 worth of railroad secun-
ties has now been filed by the grand jury,
and since tten detective Sergcants Cuff
and Mcknight of the district attorney
Office have Teen searching for the indicted
man 1t has been ascortained that kohn is
now in % small village in Germany, and
cxtraditiOn proceedings have been begun.
The specific complaint on which the
grand jury filed the indictment was made
by Solomon Rothschild who is retired
manufactures OF Fort wayne Mr. Roths-
child, who came to this city at the solicit
tation of Mr. Kohn's creditors, stated he
fore the grand jury that he had placed se-
curities i'm Kohn's EaRds for the purpose
of attending 60 the assessments ON them
incident to tho reorganization of the firms
in which they represented interests
The securities which Nr. Rothschild IL
leges KOhn stole were 100 shares Of Wa
bash railroad stock, valued at $4,000. I'D
bonds OF the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
company, val red at Si., ,O0O ard 10 ncgo-
tiablO certificates on 10 bonds 1 the Atch.-
SON Topeka and Santa lie HHilrcad corn
pany deposited with the Union Trust
company. The ,clllcu.cs were worth
81 600 each.
There are two counts in the Indictment
against Kohn. The exact amount of the
alleged stealugs is unknown.
Kohn became member of the stock ES
change i'm lSs2. He had offices at "A Broad
street, and up to two years ago was sup
posed TO have been a millionaire.
Evening journal., 1896-12-11
The GIas. nInl,ers, cnmnllcntion.

PITTsBUHC, Dec. 1.-THE danger Of dis
ruption with which the Window Glas.
Workers association has boon threatened
for some time past has hccn avertod. TEN
porarily at least. This Vsas accomplished
at the meeting of the executive board TO
take action concerning 5 property holder
who Withdrew from the organization Mon
day night IL was decided to make appli-
catian for % charter, and, pending IN,
granting OF the charter, the issuance Of
credit certificates will bo suspended The
charter viii not only protect the property
holders. but satisfy the sacodcrs
Evening journal., 1896-12-11
nelmonl and the l.ond sales.

WAsHINGTON, Dee. 1.-THE friends OF
Hon. Perry Belmont feel that through in
adyHtence or misunderstanding news dis
patches from Washington represented him
as having had somo interest in the recent
bond sales and as has ng, with Mr.. j..
Pierpont Morgan, declined to respond TO
questions of the senate ommittee. 1t is
stated ON behalf OF Air. Perry Belmont
that he had no share OF the benefits in the
bond sales except in common with his fell
low counUrymen and no Part in its bur
dcns or responsibilities.
Evening journal., 1896-12-11
,Tanane.e visit pethiebem.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Dec 1.-THE Bethle-
hem Iron company MANN 9th plant was
visited by NJ. Oshina ant the imperial
commission sent out by ia ian to inycsti-
gate the manufaoyur3 Of iron and steel IN
America. Tho visitors were in charge of
President Linderman, who showed them
every detail of manufacture They were
doeIly interested in the experimental test
of armor plato and the shipment OF gan
forgings, hoops, jackets, Ctc., % the Wash
inrtOn navy ward.
Evening journal., 1896-12-11

Schedule IN effect November %. 1896.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch
Light.
fExpross trains.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON. della
WARD AVENUE. EAsT-BOUND
NEW YORK. week days 1913, 1905 a.
~ p. M. Sundays i313 tit25 a. M, s52S
a1.32. fL3q. elt D.. M
PHILADELPHIA, week days. 1918. 5.s5,
a. M. 'i22l 1910 '223 F32S. 1850. a588.
e6l La9. Nl5, ~ p. m. Sundays, '3l3,
se $50, ,li25 2. M. 1870, '5.2s, 500, '5.aa,
h.4u, flaY. ill tll 70. u.
cHEsTER week days, 1913. 555 Gao.
.l2D, lal. o2l 3.l5, flU.Ol, 'lu.25, ll.2O a. m,
l2io. '229. $780, '5.a2, 6a0 1888. 9.l5, 'il D.
m sundays, 1913 &c. $50 .li.25 g. M,
1920, '52s, a50 '532 $50, T1 9.i5. oil
ATLANTIC CITY, week days. '72O a.
CAsls MAY, week days. 'S25 a. m.
week dpys eli3. I2O $50 an n. M. 'i255.
'2Oi, 2li, 'LO3. rial fG.l6. fN.l9 D. m SUM
days, 1.13. l20. fSl9 "a. M. 'l2.55. t1Uf,
BALTiMORE AND WAY STATIONS.
duly, t.2q a. m, 20i p. m.
NEWARK. week days tLl3. 12O. tSf9.
,laa D. m. .sandays. ,i.ls. 72o 'S.a9 q. m.,
'l2l1, 2 50, .l.1i. N35. ,Nll y. IN.
20 llIisbGhl. week days '6l5 y. m.
Sundays, ti.Jl ID. M.
CHICAGO daily. 1851 p. IA.
CINCINNATI AND sf LOUIS. daily,
rl2ll and t6ig %. m.
Bristol and Chattanooga week days. '6.i6
b.. m. Sundays 'l.5i p. M. Through
siccucrs Go AIpmpnis and New Orleans
SlNGERLN ACCOMMODATIONS. daily
l-1 u m. 2.ji and l3l D. M.
LANDENBERG ACCOMMODATION
week days 1927 a. M, 2.5i l5l D. m. Sun
leave MARKET STREET STATION,
fitll.Alilti.A ilA week days, 800 p. M
BALTIMORE. week DAYS. . IO %. M.
LANDENRELG gnd WAY STATIONS,
week days. i.l5. 1920 nl., 2i0 $50 ID. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA CHESTNUT
SIT. STATION FOR WILMINGTON,
week days, $3.50. o.ll. ilN. fo11 $50. tlOli,
u 81 a. n.. .l2.23. fi36, 80. $500. 20, 43J,
10, 'a4l, bul. b.al 900, $50, 'll.4o y. M,
Sludlys '3aN, ,Nl5 600, il20 a. m.. fl2.20,
1.aG. l.l0 H.2l, 4al $50. rLl0. l0.3J p. M.
Telephone. no. l3i
Raica 20 Western pints lower than via
6. o. sCULI. General Passenger Agent.
~. H. GREENE. General Manager.
Wilmimaton 81 Norfhc-n a.. r..
TIhE TABLE ~ EFFECT NOV. %. q6.
Trains leave Wilmington (french Street
Stationl for B. & D. Junction. Montchan-
unI Winierthur GuyencQurt. Granosuc.
Cossart, Chadds Ford Junction. Pocop-
son, West Chester. Embreevile. Morton-
ville Coatcsvile and intermediate sta-
tons daily except sunday. az 1.2J a. m.
2l0. 4.05 and Goa p. m. Sundays only at
sos a. m. 2lg ana i.Ol p. m.
For Waynesburg Junction, Springfield
and intermediate stations. daily except
Sunday. at 120 "A. m; 2l0 and 4.05 p M.
Sundays only at SO5 a. M. 2.l0. 4.05 p. m.
For Joanna, Rirdshoro. Reading and In
termediate stations daily except Sunday.
nt I2O "a. m and 30 u. m. Sundays only
at sos a.. M ana 210 p. m.
A. c.. M'CAJSLAND Superintendent
BOWNEss BRIGGS. Gen. Pass. Agent.
Evening journal., 1896-12-11
vEEEzUELANS ARE MAD
Bitter Feeling Against the Pro-
posed Treaty.
ANDRADE DETAINED IN CARACAS.

The Minister and Counsel Not Permitted
Miohelena Says, "Bettor tn Lose An
Than To accept such Terms"
NEW YORK, Dee. 1.-The Herald's Ca
racas correspondent says
Senor Andrade, minister to the United
States. and Mr. Storrow. counsel for the
government in the boundary dispute, viii
remain here for the present The official
reason given for this change of programme
is that the documents relating to the quo 70
ton, including the memoranda upon
which treaty between this country and
Great Britain will be based, are in an in
complete state
This reason, however, is regarded by the
public as explaining only half the situa-
ton. 1t is said that the minister to the
Evening journal., 1896-12-11
They DEFY Terrell.

LONDON, Dec IA dispatch from Con-
stantinople 10 The Chronicle says: Amer
leans hcic are incensed at Secretary Oh
ney's quibbling statements about the
friendly attitude of the authorities here
They defy Mr. Terrell. tho United States
minister. TO disproye the fact that the
American mission house I'm Hasskeul
suburb was looted. the carctakcr Killed
and the American flag torn down"
Evening journal., 1896-12-11

and the mother sickly, fctful and nervous
The woman who ncelects to take proper care
of herself and who therefore suffers from
weakness and disease Of the organs of wo-
manhood cannot be healthy and amiable
Her children viii be puuy and ailiug and
happiness viii pass by ON the other side
There is no reason why every womau shoulC
not be the healthy, happy mother of robust
and playful children If she viii take the
proper care of herself Proper care means.
first of all, proper medicine for her ailments
Dr. pierce's Favorite Prescription will
make any woman strong and wen ia wo-
manly way. II cures an weakness and dis
ease of the distinctly feminine organism. II
prepares woman for motherhood 10 in
sures the health Of the baby. III makes
pattufil0u easy and nearly painless over
9oooo women have testified 90 iis virtues
in writing Druggists sell IL and have no
substitute Just as good. - The druggist
who tries TO force something else upon you
Is not an honest man. lie is uihing with
your life and happiness for the sake of q
greater pioht TO himself
MIS- L. d. Fosgcy. of earns Ecvapaha. Co.
Ncb., writes. I write 90 YOU again concCfnine
my daughter Mrs ID. billings. She has taken
two bottles of haVufilc Prescription and two
Of Golden Medicll Discovery She thinks the
medicines did her q world of good She was coa.
fined the 18th Of February. Was sick about
three hours aud now has a ten pound duul htcr.
She got along nicely aiterward She sass She
never ielt SO well. She looks wen and her com.
| plcXion Is clear
The modern business world won't stand
still or loitcr 90 wait for the man who suffers
from headaches, biii0usuess aud dyspepsia,
causcd by constipation. Or Pierce Pleas
ant Peileia cure constipation. OF druggists.
Evening journal., 1896-12-11
Tho rnIIer nInlInr -.

BOSTON, Dee. l1.-Dr. william ID. Finn,
coroner of Halifax, has arrived hero 20
give evidence i'm connection with the trial
Oh ihomas Bran, first mate of the barken-
tine Herbert Fuller who is charged with
lnuiuering Captain Nash, Mrs. Nash and
second Mate bramhcIg of the Fuller. Dr..
rum examined the bodies when the Fuller
put INTO halifax last summer, and hc will
De can ~ among the frs witnesses at the
trial, which opens Mondey.
Evening journal., 1896-12-11
aIalIelou. rru.eentIon claImea.

EAST AURORA, y. Y, Dec 11-Captaln
O. j. Gardner veteran of the civil wai
and respected citizen. has hccn arrested
by United States Marshal Aldrich. charged
with frauds against the United States gov
ernment I'm that lie failcd personally to
swear pensioners on tire fourth daJ of tho
month. acting In his capacity as deputy
pension agent for this district Ills irionds
claim that the prosecution proceeds from
mnlicQ
Evening journal., 1896-12-11
Dipbtheria A. princoton.

PRINCETON. y. j., Dec. l1.-Evelyn
college for girls closed its doors, and tie
students returned to their homes Several
cases of diphtheria were reported in the
neighborhood Of the institution, and it is
rumored that on this account the school
was closed although the matron denies
the report. 1t is expected that the public
schools Will also close as "a precautionary
measura agninst the snraad of tho disca.e.