The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-12-11
THE, WEEKS NEWS.
rHI1RsnAY DEC. 3.

Heavy SnowStormS in the south
New England men talked of for posi-
tions in the Mckinley cabinet-Con-
greGational conference at Lowell, Mass,
hears evidence in controversy IN first
congregational church of that city
Murderer Casper Hartlein hanged III the
Conneo ticut state prison--AndreW d.
Reagan, the forger, thought to nave peel
captured at Bangor, Me--HarNaro
varsity crews row another time TRIAL On
the Charles--Public subscription at
London for a national Christmas glft for
Ambassador Bayard-Coal handler
killed by a fall at the Cunard docks, East
observation-disclosures Council of Women
meet in public session today at Boston
-Alonzo Daniels a well-known horse
man in LYNN. Mass, commits suicide
Eastern Baseball league disposes with
the farming system-Professor Lode
man of Cornell university commits sui
cide-Governor Wolcott of Massachu-
sets appoints his staff ofiicers-New
building of the Whitn@n (Mass.) Me-
mortal association Observation-Disclosures
of a cabinet crisis in Spain cannot De
silenced-Strike at the Plant shoe rae"
tory in Lynn, Mass, practically ehded
Dominion government tariff commlS-
sion resumed it's rings--Great
Britain cannot draw on Egypt FOR DON
COLA expedition funds--G. II. Aliard'
she dealer, Lowell, Mass, fled petit
ton in solvency--Italian chamber OF
deputies supports the governments
African policy--AfricanGer republic
boldly advocated in the Cape Colony
rliament-Alfred d. Chandler APP
nointed receiver for the Arena Publish
ing company.
FRIDAY, NOV. 4.
President iseues a proclamation that
retaliates for German port charges
Great Cuban victory reported at the
siege of Guimaro--Prince HohenlOhe
witness against five Berlin editors
charged with libel-Argument in DE-
Moores case before the full bench at
Concord, n. H-Striking dockmen at
Hamburg call for a general strike
Powers to consider a project for retire
ment of the sultan from the rulershlp OF
Turkey-New York sound money
Democrats hold an enthusiastic meeting
in the Hoffman HouSe--Eion. Carrot A.
Hobart banquets the New Jersey Re-
publican cOmmittee--tX- secretary OF
the Navy Whitney gives dinner In
honor of Captain Alfred T. Mahan-
Sporting men say that Sharkey had
Danyu of Middlebury, VT, llidnaps his
child at Fitchburg, Mass--Murderer
Willis attempts to break out of Taunton
(Mass.) jail-Great damage by a
cyclone in West India islands-Two
Fall River (Mass.) lawyers have a warm
wrangle-Marriage of Edward FL.
Sothern, the actor, to Miss Virginia
Harned-Senator Sherman declares
that the new tariff to be enacted will pay
off the national debt--Administra
will renew its recommendation for re-
tirement of the legal tenders-Armor
plates for battleships furnished by Car
negie company found too brittle-Re-
mort on Baltimore and Ohio railroad
charges over-statementS of income and
fraudulent bookkeeping E. Red
mond, the Irish member Of parliament,
lectures at Worcester, Mass---Son of a
prominent resident of Chicopee, Mass,
arrested for incendiarism--D. L. Fultz
elected captain of the Brown football
eleven--Banquet to Congressman Nc
Call by the citizens of Winchester, Mass
E. j. Whitcomb, short in his ac-
counts left his wife in Fitchburg, Mass,
and is thought to have eloped with girl
SATURDAY. DEC. 5.
Insurgents captured Guanabacoa
which is next in Importance to Habana
Appropriations for pensions next
wear will exceed $1,000 00,000-Three
men were killed in freight smashup
near Eagleville, Conn-Representa
Hepburn thinks the new administration
will continue the present Cuban policy
government troops We're defeated by
rebels in Cruguay-lnaugura OF
Mckinley is to be made as spectacular
ro1
are opposed to the annexation of Hawaii
THE treasury gold reserve continues
its ascending course-R. Grant won
the cross country championship of Har-
ward university-The conservative
course of the administration on Cuban
question is due to promises of Spain that
thc insurrection will be crushed before
Christmas and conciliatOry legislation
adopted-An old trapper in East Glas-
tonbury, Conn. is thought to have been
killed by burglars-San Francisco pool
rooms are paying their bets on the Shar-
kew fight-A supposed bogus check
operator was arrested in Boston--Ad-
ditional information has been received
which seems to confirm the report of
the death of Major w. d. Osgood of the
Cuban army-Closing addresses at the
National Council of Women at Boston
BANQUET given the Princeton foot
ball players at Princeton-The fine
colonial residence of Professor John
williams White at Cambridge, Mass
partially burned-Destructiv fire in
East Corinth. Me-Murderer Behme
hanged at McLeansboro, Ills-Isaac r.
Sawyer. charged with infanticide, held
for grand jury without bail at Boston
Case of DR.. Written for S10c, 900 dam
ages dropped out of court in New Haver
Body of an unknown washed ashore
on Thacher's island, Boston harbor.
SUNDAY, DEC. 6.
A masked robber bombarded George
Flint's residence in Lincoln, O-Three
persons killed and six Frustrated by gas
at Boston-Naval apprentices at New
port, r. l., make a break for liberty
Fifty persons injured in "a cable car col
lsion in New York-B. f. Tryon, for
merly of Boston, died in England
There are several candidates for chair
manship Of Massachusetts Republican
state mmittee-General Buckner is
to speak at a banquet in Boston-The
supreme court Is to decide the Allen
Sullivan cOuncillorship contest -
Several American seamen succumb TO
yellow fever at Port au PRINCE
freight car runs through the brick wall