Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-03-24

r governments have fed to Versailles, and the
mob shouts :. on to Versailles ~ Until the
: Provinces rally to its help, or the Germans
are invoked to return and re-estaoiish lis
authority, the government is an exile IRON
its own capital. OF course, this is bloody
revolution and tie government must suppress
, it or AL. But the problem is, where to get
: reliable troops with which to preserve order
The presence OF a Prussian army IN France
may be its only preservation from repeti-
ton of the horrors Of the-FIench Revolution.
The Russian Car and the German Emperor
are hobnobbiDG again.
We hear Of many extensions Of woman s
sphere, nowadays; but it is hard to credi; the
horrible statement that the Michigan Legislature
has received application from woman to be
appointed State Execuuoner
4 bill was introduced in Congress on Monday
by Judge Poland of Vermont, to extend the
time in which persons committing perjury, etc,
in land or pension cases, may be prosecuted,
limiting the time to four years
kilograms from the great lakes indicate the
early opening Of navigation. The rivers and
harbors are free Of ice. Lakes Erie and Huron
are open. The Weliand canal is expected to be
open by the tentn Of April. Steamers are run
ming regularly Oh St Clair river
STATE NORMAL School OF NEW HANpsHRE -
4 despstch from Plymouth N. H., informs US
that there are one hundred and seventy-fve
pupils in attendance the first week, at the Nor
nal school there, of which > H. Pearl, late Of
johnson, Vt, is principal.
The North Adams Chiramen have bgen giving
the New Enelande-s some new wrinkles in re-
gard to the causes of earthquakes They cay
that, " Once be all alive then the outside die,
but the inside ttill alive sometime he get tired
and turn over" which to them is a satrflctcry
explanation Of how the thing works
Joseph Holland Of Claremont, Y II, relates
that he and 45 Of his associates signed the
pledge Of total abttinence 30 years ago that he
was the only one Of the whole number who kept
It, and hat he i. to-day the only one alive.
That is very practical argument in favor Of
temperance
4 Springfield lady left her little boy p, home
TO snuse him,elf with m,tches, and when she
returned met him in the street. crying. lie
said ne only iu,t made a little FIRE in the baresu
drawer, and lot Of red SHIFTED men came with
great big tea-ke,tle and squir'el water all over
the house. They saved thecallar door
We are thankful for q return Of cco,er weather
before the vegetation takes an uutimely start
under the bland sir CT pIeCocicus spring Its
not wise to psck away ind.a-rubbers and thick
overeosts as If ell occasions for their use had de-
parted with the advent Of the robins. Snow
banks msy &c, pile themselves upon the sprout-
ing grass, and urge demand upon tie shovel
rather than upon the hoe
The clarion voice Of the Democrats chau,i-
ceer continues to lie heard throughout the land, /
and those New Hampshire ROSTERS, in particu- /
lar, are
Is CAV Of heart and Ugh, Of Wing.
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They closed al the schools In The town lest
week. on account If the deuth Of the mud
anu lucy n',' Il '.'-13" "1' sou NE VIE log
i' Jas, 4''' ana Las 10" uarI-ei " hi'eaAA
CIR INST iI.'e she Will 90 AZ "nen sod or
"iiA' is 'hs fulIs pf''7 io' wives mere Al pre-
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lay; all the court, in consideration Of the Pc :
,uliar circumstances and the previous good :
character Of the accused, Inflicted the Hshtest t
Of which the offence was susceptible. j
liz a fine Of 500 aul imprisonment in the
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a'r''A 10 oe legal holiay' holding that il,
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