Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-12
News Items.

| NCWs Atcm.s
swit;hman was run over by a locomc-
tive on the Hudson River Railroad in New
York on Thursday. and literally cut to
pieces.
The head Of bursting barrel Of ale
struck mans hand and took off two I'm
gers, in Boston Friday.
In Potsdam, they have had rain on every
| Wednesday for eleven weeks in succession.
Last Tuesday chimney. $50 feet in hight,
which the Messrs. Lspham of Milbury, Mass,
had erected for their mill was completed,
and party of twenty-five or more Of the
workmen partook Of an oyster supper on the
summit. On Thursday afternoon the chin
ney came to the ground, injuring severely,
II not fatally. William Spencer, who was
employed near the base.
At Sherbrooke g. f. last week TuesCsy.
two trenchmen, iather and son, wOOdIng up
an engine, got into dispute, began to
throw wood at each other and then stones.
The father was struck IN the back, went and
leaned against the engine. and in two min
utes dropped down dead.
twenty-five large sea going steamers en-
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auunir iu1n'Iy. en M -, Inn LIN
i9 oPeneu lne i,'hlnus WI oe ~ Iii.O1 -.
globe.
RI. Walker proprietor of the Centre
vile n. Y. Race Course, was found dead ON
the track MONDAY morning ne nae
gone out alone to exercise one OF his horses,
and was shot by some one; it Is suspected
1na' q man Snonl .l nc ulssnAi 'rI sou'e
previous uiu tae huruer. Ane oouJ ""'
ioun9 n Ni'nin le" minutes ou. no On'
1 1eaiu 'ie Sho' Ut I'd" any "aoe VI '"' Ni"'
neiei
The Il : Government ia ennuiring into
the recent search of the steamer Congress on
Lake Erie under U. S. colors by the British
gunboat Rescue- IL is reported that the
Alngric''h 1 10. Go'e6nnien' nas u.a pg'I t
ePJi - ne D.Ilsn oo.a ~. =. 49, -.
.nioi niSu r tne II ninent Ina ma .ne - =
vas .'1. tIn'an ~ 'essei anu Heu -. En-
a''a'A '"e sNippi"s 'o""' 0n NAA' i-''e'
A FIRE broke out in New York Saturday
laS nISns IN tne ehi1a =, s'3te ot 1cuh %
~ ~, ppy :, pa,r;cL,. ST. C.,SeSy,i n Wo,. and
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.us 'ne III
:e.IVs VI .ne oLuiIn ~ L.:r,I O '',s -.
lns na.ne' anu 'nI sau.ui ,, u h];Iu;s s.Ass
if some great festival was being held within
The splendid paintings and the entire inte
rior furniture Of the Cathedral were burned
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= az oS o,,asar = ,nhI;sSa5 !, sbo.
-. ,c,aI a., - - % m 55n 200 90
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tue s'e- - '-e ss " INLs ~ -
on hand S2,5I5'33o, ,9il- Compared with
the statement to the LIST OF September, this
shows decrease In the debt OF twenty-five
millions and third The amount OF COIN
has increased nearly ten millions, and the
amount OF currency has decreased four and
third millions
n.x,o,d p,,obo- $4,000 g., IL ooa
bos, ,brao boa,. - g. - har.as.a - -
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81 Me- ~ = ,hraa s,sa;r,,. J' Lo~.J.
n,aL,n,, Ill - . Oh 49,. -, 49, ns',s' L'
80 - - - ha-asss -'
The Park National Bank at New York
has lately paid $3.50 900 for a couple of lots
of land with frontage of ffty-nine feet up
on Broadway. The lots Join the location OF
erect mon tben, iarga al .ostI, s-n ,nf "lif
building of marble and IRON P
The faculty OF Yale College having deter
mined to reform matters in that institution.
forbid the students sitting on the fence at
the corner Of Chapel street. or collecting in
nant students tore mn the ferce tor Is.
distance and scattered the ,natsr,aIs :, orars,
direction
The jaw bones of some remarkable animal
Nv The Ienotb Of e,ch ;sx>bore = ,I;s
,y-,yy, ,,cbes ,bs bre,5,b sor,ss ,L,
H. br ,adost no;,, ,y.e,,v incbas - H.
ext rene dentb abont twelve ;ncbes On
ono s;de IA a tooth fo,r inches ~ Isnr,,h ,oS
80 Cd a b.I, j., ,r;5,h Cd o. ,LDo -.
So tvro ,eatb one Of which = s;r "a
bsIt ;ncbes lone the other son- and b,,S
,,n,r'r,,, T., ,S;i,b and sbsns w;,t 81 .oo.L,
/ ornos;,e On the s;de Of ,ho s;,,,J. .o,',t
,bi-o ~ no eav;tv IN ;nd,.,ts ,ha, 90, -.
| ever ex;ste5 Tbe f-ont oG ,ha ;,,. go,
n,ra,;veIv G,bt show;n, ,ba, ,Sa .-,o,r.o = 80
snbs,sted cb;eay on berbs The - ,rss a.,
found, thirty feet below the surface, an o.
trieh egg
The freight house of the New York Cen
/ trail Railroad at Schenectady was totally des
troyed by FIRE Thursday with it's contents.
There was large quantity of freight in the
I oui'us "A Iss ioss. ne.Y. LEG eng glIe-Iouse 1'.
anu ea,s s1s anu locomotives afOunu 'ne puiiding
"e'e '"eu
Messrs. Charles O'Couor and Vim. Read
VIC Gums, EEL ,'f rs 1sner'Dn Jaws, ha1 an IN
Ni,ie" VIII osrse ohuet"oou innrsuay'
AuI uiseN 'na1 Sir' Da''S 'risi snouiu occur
eaii' III 1'o'eH
AT Centralia. Illinois. before dav-livbt On
| Monday a stonemason namad E;tyno,-;cL
get on locomotive which had steam up.
He was crazy with liquor, laboring under
delirIum, started the engine, and the first
the engineer and brakeman-who were asleep
on the tender-knew, they were tearing out
Of town at frightful speed. The engineer,