Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-06-18
HENBICIS BRDVGHAM.
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Among crhar reasons why the Massachusetts,
legislature should adjourn a Boston pauer
per gives the following. From the cupoia Of
the state House TIE very best view Of Boston
and IT, surroundings can be- obtained. and this
portion of the building Is always closed when
the Legislature is in session. Boston will be full
Of visitors lex, week and thousands will doubt
less be disappointed il they fail 10 get a view
from the cup1la"
Just before the Walton stakes were run for at
Fps u, hare which hal got sprung from her
sat IN ih, uirzr- on Epson Downs entered the
T-oe-eaurse and proceeded towards the grand
stand. Fin ling herself surrounded. she made
several efforts 20 make through the crowd. and
iu ng so bad many marrow escape. from be
ing caught. at las' sas got through, made
for the f.rzes, auI eg.iel her pursuers
One Of the singular incidents connected with
the recent great storm in Illinois waS "a very
heavy shUSer Of u0uiescript reptiles, herring
some resemblance 20 snakes. AT Tavlorville
Millions Of them fell, and the Who'll, country
about there is alive with them They are de-
scrihei as tsom one and a half 10 two feet IN
length AMI about inch Ia diameter. Their
heads resemble eels' heads, and they are Of "a
dark color .ud perfectly harmless.
The Chicago Triiuas learns from passengers
who have arrived. direct from California. some
Of them making the run from Sacramento to
Omaha 10 about four days. and 10 Chicago in
hve, that thuse portions Of the Union and Cen
ira. Pacific roals shat were built ast winte-
have now settled. and large cane- II hands have
so far ballnsted the roads that it Is now perfect
ly safe to pass over them.
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ing no account Of : an hi. booLs A. The YER
a,e amount in the treasury i sor,ettir,- rte
half q million dollars the tre,.ursr hos nod n
very gool capital with which 10 .opdprt +,,rt-
nr operations
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One- Bit House i, near. The h,teI i tho NJ
tague House. There appears besi4.. ,ha. .a.r'ls
Of two lawyers, city meat marIo All \
meeting If the Alaska Lodge A. FM.
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clause in the lease providing for the pavnent Of
n large sum as compensation in case the minis
ter left England before the lease expired. and
under this stipulation Mr.. johnson was Obliged
10 nay A forfeit Of more than e2OOO
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