Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-12-06

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Choate was by the bedside. and putting hi
/ | hand to Mr.. Greeley heart said 90 lie
+ gone. The remains We're dressed and iai
ont II await removal in the parl.r. while
! few friends remained 10 watch through tn
J night beside him
During Friday crowds gathered ut IN
Irt5liqe office inquiring for the latest news
Mr.. Sinclair. at 3 O'Clock received de-
e patch announcing the alarming condition
. Of the deceased. and au h9ur afterwards ou
reading Come Immediately, all vii
be over lie then started iUr Plea-aut1i.le
but did not give % the public the news h
had received. The crowd remained until
O'Clock. when che news Of Mr.. t,reeley'
death came.
ANIMAL MESSIAH
OF ,he President Of thc United States
INIEopI DIuRf REHARk>
t. "a, Nna'. and Hoay u R.yr~ra1r.s
In transmitting 9, YOU Thu my fourth
aunuul message, it j. with Ihauki4.ue-- &.
the Giyrr IF al Good. that a. nation We
have been blessed for the .a-. year with
peace ~ home and abroad. and general
prosperity youch~afrl o. but few people
With the exception 90 the recent lesa--
Eating fire which swept from the earth with
breath a- ir were millions ~ accumulated
wealth in iae tiiH 'i h'-i on mere .i"- Deem
~ 49, :, --,-;f, ~, r.,. va
like their fs.low-t,tizeu- If tho ciy OF
Chicago. under similar circumstances, d
wear earlier.th citizens Of Boston are rails
ing under their mi-iortuue-, and tar pros
poets retiat tL-ir.uers, and p.i-,, erauce
will overcome all obstacles and show the
same pros eri1N soon. that the, vHaii bad
no disaster h-ialrn them Othervi~- We
have been free from ur-,I.rurr. war and
calamitie~. which often o,crtakc nations,
and a, far a- human Judgment compartments
the future. 300 cause seems % exist O.
threaten OUT i'i'-'i' i'''''
TIE GENEVA NEElIEATl"\-
When iau-re-- adjourned. in .an- 'a~t.
q question lad been raised Pcs Or-t Britain
and was then pending. which fir % time
f --riou-l, imperfect Tie. -ttt.t.urut p, friend
/ h. arbitration of tIr grave differences bee
tween rhi, Government and that " Her
Britanie Majesty. which. p, the Treaty uf
Washington. hal been referred q. the tril-
anal of arbitration which bad met az neue-
''' d" .'-'' .,I.i t'l
;s..J,-'j.i ,be ,.i..i. --,..,, and -Lr.srer-j
H. Involve rl- r,,o nations in most unhap-
Il, relation. toward .i.h OTHER. in a man
1sr entirsIy .s,1i.iarr.rr :. tI.- Govern
lnent nnI in accordance pf.r the view. u
rb- D.li,, uhieb D had maintained TIL.
rrib1uaI which lad r.n.au.l .n Geneva.
in December. concluded H. Atlr'la- $50
sion on ID, lith da> of September A-t. au
which dat. having a1aIri itself 90 t1r disc
,'eil3i'AFs ''"e. -','" q. 10 .N 't' treaty.
70 award % " i"-' ''H='e
HhFFA El~lir
il made IT, first decision whereof. il award
ed the -u1s of .SI4 500 900 IN gold a~ th, in-
BepDit, Q, De. band p, Great Britain o. th.
Initri >tatt.~ Tor the settlement of aU the
claims referred o. it, consideration This
decision happily di~p8,e- of % Iona. stand
ius difference between the Two governments.
and in connection with another award made
by the German Emperor under reference
t. him by the same treaty. leaves these .wa
governments without 81 shadow anon tl,
Friendly relations. wl.rh. u is my sincere
hope may forever remain equally uurlori- |
"a
The report of I'D. agent ot the uitri
STATES appointed o. attend the Geneva rrib- I.
unal, accompanied by tte protocols ~ the T.
proceadipg- If the arbitrator. the arru-