Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-11-17

. subsequently irving was admitted 90 bail IN
SO O00.-Ruuor says that the bureau for
the correction Of municipal corruption has dis
covered evidence agsinst Peter 3. Sweeney. upon
which they propose to ask fo- his arres..-It is
reported that number Of reform leaders will
Immediately upon The sslem5lsge Of the le-isla-
tare. ask for the removal Of the political justices
Ledw;th. bowling, shluley, Hogan and Cox
II, is s.i5 there was a cordial meeting e.
Sena;or Feu;on and Collector Murphy. Friiay
evening. and the hatchet buried Greeley is less
t7a,ta5le, but IL Is understood that be signs the
truce The German steamer Franklin. sr-
rived 81; NeT York on Monday with forty cafes
Of cholera aboard There =ere twenty eigh;
deaths On the voysge Nearly everybody ca
board was more or less sfec,si. Most Of the
cases we're serious. and further deaths are prob
able 4 rigid quarantine is enforced.
~ C Cooper, clerk Of the navy Office 81 Nev
York, is held in bail in $1,000 on a calr-e
Of placing . cancelled stamp en- manifest Of
chip RhoIsri.s Dhu-A New Haven special
says that Mrs Lydia Sherman, expresses every
coaEle-cs Of a-quit,1L Tns Trial has gone over
I'LL the Jas, Tuesday in December. She shows
no sgas Of insanity. Few believe her innocent
-Th9mss c. Field was arrested en- Thursday
AMI gave bal IN S200G00.--H Il Sheu7Te-
mer is sentenced TO five years in the State prison
for bichwsy robbery in New York.--Juige
James, OF pgIens5urg, sitting 81 Lake George
decided oa Friday that the consoIilatel mort
gage bo1is, amounting 10 Ss0,000,o09, issued
by tie Erie Railroad Company in September,
1870. are valid il every respect. The validity
was contested by some preferred sro,Ahol1e91.
The asv charter in New York is already
drafted for So mission t. she legislature. which
will provide uo-e Just government s5r the
peoP,e--Nrs. !. D. I7e5 4 young married
lady residing On Lafayette svenue, brooklyn,
com.it,ei su.siiety ilnpinr from 8 second
story WINDOW. On Friday. She was suffering
. from ruerrelsl fsyer.-Compt-ousr Green Is
maxim, q l,r-e znrsher If removals fra, cts,e
- terrific scene with A Gang Of burglars &C.
CURED 10 Tie bouse OF Albert D4-zet.ia William
burg. on Sunday forenoon. NJ Dacge,t's
+ mother vas hell il led By 8 msa h1Iiiug large
knife. but she raised az alarm. which brought
assistance from her son. who fired the contents
. Of q revolver At the r1bte-s The fire vas re-
tu.ael. an the thieves escsrei with $500 u
b5et7.-N5 clue has vet been obtained TO tie
murderer Of Kate Lehan.-Charlss P. Keller.
freight cashier Of the Hartford and Erie railroad.
was knocked down By four rufi4us. Friday
nirht. robbed Of watch and combination KEYS TO
the safe. but LisIacuey overlooksd.-Tbee e.e-
bra,e3 Jsrves collection Of Italian paintinrg. has
been soll AZ suction. II WI, bourb. BY Yale
College for twsutv-t~5 ;h5ussud a.l's-s--
Charles Paine. brskem.a en- the Hartford.
Providence and Fi,hkll railroad. wss knocked
from the top Of a car near Bristol. by bridge.
last THURSDAY sud his skull fractured--Chss.
Davis, brakeman on the Boston and Lowell ral-
read, fell from the up Nashua freight train a;
Wilmington, ice house. last Thursday evening
and vas ki.lei.-ITo cars were thrown from
tie track AZ Kittery, n. H., Friday night, and
the drensn aai brakezea Of the train were
slightly injured. E-iery Z. Daniel, iefau,uls
cashier o.. the Webster National Bank. was, en-
Monday sentenced 20 I'VE years imprisonment IN
Deiham iaiL-Peter Cornell, sgei II years,
Was run over snd killed On Monday by a gravel
train at a street crossing, N Boston John
frilr' While playing ABOUT the cars Of the canal /
rosa '' D-slns'l-'e' conn., On oa'uFlsy n'sa'' .
vas run over anu Ail-el- - 1t Is Ano"n 'nA' 'Ae .
statements OF me spanish war vessels leaving .
"a7a'1s'on 20 se-1e 'ls steamer hornet are u
'-1s 4H'y -'1's oI -'-''''' '''1HI I'D .''--'.-
cut quarter me spanish A1-A'.i'''s nave a.
i'5 Oe'- '''--' l'o'---' us 'ss-''
ai--'' ''-' '4''I5' 's Se--si WIN u'i'' '1'
me -'s -7 7-'y'o' - 4-'s'-'u -''
tl''-'l Al'l'll'i'7 WIN 'ls Al Oh nA'Al .
'o' Ns " 'oAsNou'S Si1 iapA1' Aii-'nS .
we A.'aoAed ie" u'Js SsO 'y Ao'u' '0 /
l--' -'i '--j' we SUN .'' mixes iIo-l '-' .
i''ne- p'A1s. Inc cri'eF' john Aeez' o'aer"-se .
Known IS Dutch john and two passengers that .
we're with him on the box, were killed at the .
drsr hre. lasile, there were I've passengers, .
three Of whom we're killed. he other two we5e .
wounded, bu; escaped to a ehapparal and finally .
reached Wiekenburg. The names Of the passea- /
gers killed were Frei P. Shoholm, F. ". LoriuE, .
A. 2. solomon, P. ". Hamel, and were Of Lieut.
Wheeler's exploring expedition. Adsms vas
soaIpeJ. The mails and baggage were plundered.
One report says the attack was male by high
waymen aud no; by lndians.--Anuie Thomas
attempted 70 shoots man named T. Elwood. at a
late hour Tuesisy evening Al Wssbino+o, d q
ElEood wss On the eve ofbeinr married and ,.s
at the house Of the parents Of his intended brje,
where the shooting took place. The woman
forced herself into the parls- whore tho ,res.s
were assembled and s-s1 r,,v, st.-,. .. RI
'Ne 'u-iA'es iN'o the street 0Ae ioIioE-
ei' anu hred two more shots at Elsool. and then
retired. hut wss csptureI nv the Malice VoboIv
va. ;ninre5 The .o,,.. - ~, -. -,
'' &c s'-- %
nc unrt 41i'eu love The following are the
custom house receipts for the week ending Oct
18th New York - 800 jj2. Pbil,5aIDb;.
S1-s ~. p.-..u -eco AZ. p.,.;-- -,
~. So
o-'i We" uriesns' Slo''' "A boiler in
the blacksmith shop Of the Pittsburg, Fort
Wavne and Cbies,o railroad e, sv,i,5.l
- ma,
IA iisl "ei' -s i-o"Al' SssocA-
ton, at iis meeting Friday, in Charleston, S. C.,
PISSED a resolution, giving. that ss
r.Uo,r f,,s- bo, no,-l- ..l -.
i've uu''ss Vi 'Ne 1ssOc'aIi0h "ou!d lefnin-
ate On the 10Th inst.--John Hall. photo
grepher at Muscltine. about d years Of ace I
]