Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-29
DIVISIONAL GOSSIP.
Mrs. Lincoln Is st a small EateriDg-piSce N
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professor, speaking seven lsnglsges, d'ei l"''''
OF delirium tremens in the Harrisburg ''S''
prison.
John c. Nicolay, formerly private secretary
Of President Lincoln, and, recently 0"''sl
States consul at Paris. has become m1AAs'Hs
editor Of the Chicago Rsprbiiei''
Winnie Ream hopes to have her statue CT
Lincoln finished by next January aud in feoru-
sry will accompany it TO this country,
Since Queen vietoria took her place on the
Eprli,h throne, thirty-three years ago, every
otber throne in Europe, from the least to the
greatest, has changed occupants.
Col. John Emery Goaen, who obtained a
vorld-W. Ne reputation for his skill in raising
.unken ships in the harbor Of Sebastopol and st
other points, is on visit to Boston, his native
city. He is st present resident Of tie city Of
Paris, and comes to this country on important
public business.
mot ofths elder Hale is revived by Euro
pean news Some years since, while matters
were unsettled in Europe, distinguished mer-
chant met Mr.. Hale passing from the Post Office
to the -adcsrtiser office with his mornings
mail, and inquired what was the news. After
moments pause, Mr.. Hale replied '' News,
sir-nevs; why, sir, -fa4reAy las Jeea restored
to France"
The Cincinnati TINES aur51uces that Mr..
David A. Wells is 70 tske the stump a; ;ae West
in the coming campaign and tllt il Is the
aim Of the Free Trade League to bring him out
as a candidate fer the Presidency in 1872
The probabilities are that Murphy win not
take his seat ss Collector Of the Port of New .
York before the lst prox., though he may As
sume the duties By the latter part Of this week .
l; is understood positively that M Murphy has .
sJrmsl no plans for b.f future oo--1-.. 70 r. I
certain iaaJ he ". not make immediate changes, I
unless the public service sbou' demand Sac H. .
stalll;iou OF anew o-i,ag IN r-4ce Of one who IN
sists upon retiring
Professor Huxley ana Iyaian propose TO
visit tiiG country in the fall Of ISL The for
mer will lecture during The fall feas-n and the
latter during the fall and winter Professor
Huxley Is the holder Of an appointment under
the British government ia the School IF Niaes,
which renders his presence IN L-aicn necessary
during the winter months. B0;l Prof lux
ley AL Prof. Tynian s1e widely lasryn ia tai
country. Their lectures Womb b. tine GREAT
features Of the lecture season. an they would
gam more reputation and more friends by
single season OF lecturins in the United States
than nv YEAR. bsrl l.b---- --.5...-r.,-
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correspondent OF the Boston -I1rsrt.,er, Wri-
ting an account Of operations In the tunnel
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20 hn'sh m q llsacreeio'a su.lrct, II may be-
aided mat the " gyoerine es they call II, is
delivered IN sold form AZ the shanIy msgszne
81 the west shatt, al the centra' shaft sn4 az
the las; end, being frozen AMI packed in lee
The shaalys never keep more than 500 pound.
sIv,- - 1ua s'i'9.i 'e '-h
on a low bench. a din Iqver # T,.er coy--i1-
the dreaded OIL When the rgo1ii te number Of
M, IN he Va. n3 81 'l.i.e' e, ,le hss
ri -
bondIos tho ,.I,-.a-;-.. -. Nh
lin cans -oo=si,i-- - ~ ~ l
snv -,s,, - IN I'ol. l'',
b,t nj 81, - -
AMI tbsv IN r1tb.n,, - -t- 80 li.
serted IN the .iril,ej ~ Mi. .l.. -
ex,IoJers jrs--,e.; H. ~, - .7-
e~ILIojs~s aro ,a,---..i l:.l -
n 'tbe b,.,.rr g. -
,rosr,,..,o -, -, u '--'
w l-l1lolui on "a-I 'ney reel the ruote'
al ever otber p.er5l a..3 5s.,-r.,l'', ,5.a,.
distance Of two hundred feet or more. III,
wires are then attached 10 tie two pol. g. "a
magneto-eleotric battery, and 81 few tr-u. of;t.
little crank are given. A FAINT thu1 puff .r I
sir striking the face. aid rbe RerE Is done !
OEe Of the men GOES forward and carefully in
spects all the holes TO make sure thar every e
one has been exploded, AMI having ascer,aiuel q
that fact tue miners come forward to renew =