Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-06-30

/ Nlechs HuaiOT county inst nigut, anu lahlHS
the rotous miners by surprise. No resistance
was offered, but many insults were given to the
| troops. TIE pumps will be started wednesday
morning. snd the miners who are willing 10
work viii be protected. The rioters are making
many threats, but have no chance Of a success
ful resistance "A maa named McNamee at
tempted. SsturAy, at Princeyle, Illinois, to
hang Miss Potter, school-teacher, for punish
ing his child. lie seized the lady, fastened
rope around her neck, and dragged her to the
school door, where she was rescued by two men
passing. McNsmee is in jail-S. Blmforl, of
Bradford, n. T., after a three days spree, was
coming home on Tuesday in his wagon, when
he took a strap from his horses tel to his neck
and to wheel snd then drove on and broke his
neck. The Gen. Plessanton usarps;ion con-
tinues to be almost the only topic OF CONVERSE
ton il political circles at Washington, and the
discussion Of it daily increases in interest. It's
generally held that Mr.. Boutwell, as Secretary
Of the Treasury il accountable to the people for
the honest disbursement Of 81; the public money,
and that the responsibility Of making favorable
contracts, as far as they bear upon the treasu-
r department or any Of its affiliated interests.
rests upon nm L's' week WITHOUT consuming
the Secretary as is the custom whenever I'M
portaut questions arise, Gen P!eaantoa award
ed the heavy contract for stsmp paper in opposi-
iion 10 The A"oNn WISHES Oh 'Ae secretary Au1
,Lo ;v mani - tlo -~ra-ts ia h;s ov-r Iurcau
the Ju1 g-neH' OF inc Ale''s III Dis o"" 'l'eaD'
Il is currently reported here 'hai TIE rre'iaeI'
Las s'li that lie VII. not interfere III ten. iieAs-
aH'on's behalf anI that the Latter II not rus
tsined by Grant must ANONYMOUSLY resign. ---
This is the season Of ioTnaioes- Kansas had
her turn on the 10th, when tie town OF Ii
Dlrado-whici means Dolphintewu-Sas al
most destroyed oae hundred houses we're
blown down, involving 3 loss Of 100000 he
irF an average Of s 600 holse,-whioh shows
that they we're not q those "pa.ltial' struc-
lures 10 which, as is Wen sroWn' all Americans
live. Brigham Young has completed biz
seventeen yea7. foyg2uy agrses With h-n rs
well as As agrees With T1ysamy The " t7ia
relic las 'ur'i7ei Tie fall and death Of it,
brother, ari still ives though n 'lsaHy
Texas is much tro4b,ci ty the
Indians, who, IL is very probable, have been
mlca troubled 6y the Texans, AMI are only eZ1r-
eising tie great right Of roialiation.--CAase.
c. j., Is aat recovering his heath, as the time
i7r nominating candidates fir the Presidency
draws near -- 3Fa's crops never looked better
than at preleat- Tie sane Of Wisconsin g.. Ac-
counts i7on Missouri and Illinois are very en-
ceurls Also from the territory Of Dakota.
-I Ie ye-oN 'e'-i is dsaI pcaung IN bcenos
Ayres, aud tAe city begins once more 60 wear
az appearance Of scuYiiy.---A hurricine
has destroyed The cotton crop Of the
country around the town % Banda, in the
district Of suEa'' 10 lada- Lo's estimated at
hlli d ni'-'ol iierAns' aI' u WIZ tahe years Tor
the planters % recover from The blow. --- lie
census Of Lnssni' wales and ireland is COM
p.eie1- fopaii''9a oi LasA1d All wales Is
about --,,oo,ol1. and Of ireland about 5,ioo,-
f U'' q terrible accident occurred June -2nd
on the Leipsic line r.l.sy to the train convey
ing the Pomeran'sa troops from France -Four
/ carriages were thrown from the track and two
officers sui tweaty-one privates killed and one
officer and forty prigaies irjirtd-lt is ~
mored list Prince Arthur is to be made Duke Of
] lister, aud u.si 'hc government intends before
/ Prcrcgalon Of Parliament, to Introduce hi
Tor he purchase If Rysl seat in lre.aat-A
/ serious complication has sriscn between Ger
MARY and Eassni. sld severe Dispatches are
passing between smarck and Earl Granville
Bismarck addressed a note to Count Perrstof,
the German preventative in London. inisrm-
ing him that tie Imperial Germsu Government
desired 20 scInre lle.golsni, and empoTerirg
hin TO mske propositions to the British Govern
msnt for the purchase of the island. Earl Gran
Vile replies that England would entertain no
propositions looking to the cess.on Of that island
Bismsick again addressed the British Govern
ment, declaring the acquisition Of Hesoland
necessary .or the protection Of the German
coast. He looked upon lieligolanl, on account
Of its cles2 proximity IS German territory, AMI
its possession by any foreign power as stand
ing menace to Germany. Earl Granville repl-
ed thst England wss only bound 10 consider her
own interests, and that the wish Of the German
Government TO acquire IIeligoland did not con-
sttuie her right to it. as The island has never
been under German rule.-Tbe French did
not have tLeir contemplated grand review on the
18th, because there was rsin-sto-m. They
%, stand v,,tsr 81, ts,.sr than ,be- stood Gro
iAst year. but II was lucky they got nd OF the
display, which would have been in bad taste On
the 18th Of june. and Germsnv's Thauksoivipr
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the ola s,o-v that .bo p,uo IN 40 - Cor.i.,
sbopll the italian KING orter Rome As Victor