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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21


1Aa r-ceu, boiler explosion Do llar..-l. A
B.. wa- .a shocking Affair a stationary
engine Wa used 10 railroad eut TOR hoi-i-
ing purpose ii was PUN hy lazy and in-
attentive engineer. VINO left it much Of che
time in charge Of snsl BOY. who amused
himself by experimenting mon it % he
---1e ieslr4se % move .-. ana Ba1-mla -.-
tempted the tazk while q hot are Wa l1tg-
ing ana fu head OF steam Wa lu
Around the boiler was d crowd of lahorer-
with severa- residents. who were watching
the W0rkmeu 10 the excavation near y.
u the ditch made tv the Eav company. were
several lahorers who were shovellinEout the
earth. and passing or the sidewalk were
-evera. pedestrian Without the slightest
warning tine boiler Suddenly exploded filling
the air with fragments OF ruu.and breaking
the window Eiass of all the buildings 10 the
vicinity from She violence OF the report
Ine noise of the explosion was heard ihrlu E1-
uut Harlem ana attracted o. the spot
thousands 0i alarmed citizen Around the
shattered boiler were wing the bodies u the
diving and the dead All Of the dead. seven
in number. mad been wounded 10 the head
most OF them having the ton Of their @kul-7
blown Of. Two Of the dead had had their
head severed from their bodies 90 thc neck.
rs i decapItaied with an axe Oniy Two
ot the iah5rerS engaged iu moving the
boiler we're Verf killed, the rest 1-iracu-
ilasiy escaping Two Of th1 Ea--meu we're
tJun4 dead 10 tbs ditch zen feet dis
Iant. = sch05lh5y, who had stopped ou his
way home On see now the work wa pro-
eeelIur 81 the excavation. WHs found dead
BIS TIT side oi THE b,Aier An unknown
ira.Iau CIR, apparently abou. twelve years
old, was killed on q temporary bridge
crossing the excavation She was evidently
street musician. a q large harp was found
wing by the side % her body The WORK OF
death WIS apparently mainly executed by @
piece of IRON. weighing fuliy two hundred
pounds. which wa thrown of from the
boiler at @ height Of ab0ut i've feet and
sped through the AR o. about that levei
above the ground Its force was spent al
the corner Of One-ilundred-and-I Twenty
Eighth street, where IL fell, striking on
the head and killing q Young woman who
was walking to her home near by
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

Hon RATS or lNsURANCE.-lhe extreme
high rate Of premium charged by foreign
Insurance companies. dong business IN Yer
mont, is attracting attention throughout
the State
The amount of money paid 10 ioreigs
companies a. immense. and entirely ont oi
proportion to the benefit derived. " ny we
ask, should ermont property be % rated,
by Self-app0inted ratOr@. a. 50 murh
more hazardous than property IN New } ork,
Boston. Chicago and other town and
cities
Inc experience OF one hundred years m
the village Of Manchester shows only one
small dwelling house burned Gan any Of
the cities or towns show any thing IKE snch
q record Weventure to say that the loss
by fire in Vermont i not one-ionrth as
great in proportion 70 the amount insured
a. in towns and rites. ANY one at all
familiar wrh this subject viii readily see
why this is the case
So We come back 10 the question. " hy
should rnral Vermont pay double premiums,
with less thGn half the risk, a shown ny
past experience VIII some OF the numerous
agents Of foreign companies explain this IN
Just discrimination the records OF nj
Nermonts Mutual Insurance Company ,oi
the past fifty years. will prove the corree,-
ness Of onr statement in regard 70 tre ri-i
IN Vermont.
Such facts a. the above explain Wy
our Home Companies, sneh a. the Ner.n XII
Mutual and the Champlain Mutual, en-
afford to insure al rates considerably below
those Of the State companies, and why Yer
monters ind il for their advantage to pat
ronizs nome institutions
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

ST LsJIs. Nov. IA FIRE, al Ensn
Mo, yesterday, destroyed about half Of the
town, intending the PASSED. HOUSE Los
go. coo On which there is very little insur
snce-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

nesl n Congress 10 SCI promptly and most
decidedly, bat he mnsi have clear ana M
snbiruouz answer from spain before he
closed his message to Conrre
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Neariy TWO thousand of the eitizsn7 If
Memphis have passed swsy from earth since
the yellaw fever bsgan its death WORT Al
Se7terher last
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

Tie Woodstock Ntr.1lr-, in copying me
re-. uriou- ut the Central \ ermant Railroad
Company. take- occasion 81 say that e does
not feel rure thar the fRTr PEFss vii not
before the next new moon be -vreakinE It's
VII. on The poor corporation. and insisting
tnat lr never knew me n=stileut fellows who
uaulre ana control IT, A. This paper has
expressly ii-claimei any authority to speak
for ile director of Ih- Centrl Nermont,
arI a- its sole claim ID their behalf has been
thar they should be allowed 10 declare their
owu purpose. and not bee ooudemnel in adj
vance of all action. on the score oil what o
few uninsp.rei prophets declare they are
going O. do. the remark Of the N,a7i10r7
seem quite uncalled iar As i- ai71 int
nate that it believes thee 1ur-e Of the ar
pREz is likely % be- vacilarinT end amer
rain in this matter. perhap- our friend Of
the N.aua5r8-ior such W. nave regarded
1im-wl. inform u- Oh Whst he aa=es SHY
such belle. W. know =1me paper mat
have turned some pretty sharp corner
lately. but W. were uot aware that che
FIN Pass Wa one.
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WESTERN NV :


CLEVELAND, O., Nov. la-Sixry ease af
smallpox are reported IN this city 30 fsr.
II is almost entirely confined 20 the west
siae Of she city. ana appears ~ BE- iacrsaz
me
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Edssrd A. staHssury.

Editor Free Press Times
The following feeling tribute "a me
memory Of Edward A slan$hHfy. f7i.'
who for many wears wa one Of our mneh
este~med and public spirited citizen
recenflv deceased at HaledCn. n j., D - .
beautifuii7 discriminating and Just tnAi !
thinf Won vii be pleased 70 smbeilish yonI
columns with a portrait. which VAL ne
RECOGNIZED a. striking Likeness nv NJ
man -rraal niu-- admirers and friends
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

peetion If the progress of the work q! fitting
ont the vessels of war now gong on. iihln
three weeks from fifteen to eighteen vessels
Of war will be ready for thu Cuban WAFER
The Secretary stated that ne was determine
10 remove all distractions and o. place the
navy on q secure footing 90 rs - PC really
Al 3 Do tunes for peace or war.
cHtRIFs SINNER o. rrRA-
The Tribune tomorrow Puhii-h-- Ia-
follow inP letter 81 Senator aumnFl Nii7h
wa o. have been read 90 the tuhau IN
dignatiau merAng last night, hHf which
the rommittee rratp wa rrcPi7e1 on iare
Ii is g. follow
RosroN. Nov I6-tienil eHl=n. 50 i- NOS,
ia my power u be with van q; vaur nesting
10 ask for iustica Allow me % add. rhat
langing lor immediate emancipation IN Ihi-
neighboriur island where slavery still
show its Infamous front. anl Away
insisting that deqy is contrary O. iu=ti'e.
. d. not think If al practicable 81
thi- moment on the existing el laen0e
10 determine NJ our duIieV in the recent
ease where civilization hiss received e-0cE
II Is very easy 70 see that no Indignation lf
q dreadful hatcnfry. inconsistent with the
spirit Of the sge, put an -l77lly aroused by
an Illicit filhusferIng expedition nom ouf
own shore kindred 10 fha=e Of theAlah1ull.
for which England ha been Justly con
dpmned. in damage. can mskf ne forget
tnat We are dealing with the spanish nation,
z-rngrlinr under terrible dimculties 70 I.--
come q sister republic and therefore de77r7-
inr from rs present forbearaucr and canl7r-
Nor can We forget thenobie president Whose
eloquent voice pleading for humanity anl
invokinr our example mas SD often charmed
the world Tho Spanish repun- and
Emilio Castelar, d. NOT deserve tar menace
Of war from u- If wa-cHw0rd- are needed
nov let them b. immediate emancipation
ana Justice IN Cuba. sucre= I1 the spanish
republic. honor and gratitude g. Emilio
CASTELAR, and pence between our rwo n1li1u.
Rearinr these IN mind there vii Pee nn or
casiou Tor tine helligerenr preparation ~ tii-
last ieW day7 adding 20 our burden some
expenditure several millions Of dollar, AMI
creating q war fever O. interfere Vtl tnr
general health ri the political -l--
gentlemen yaur 4lrhtuI =-71n %
Simmer
LH FiE-it-- atf-t
u4t.v,. N1r. l-.-Ihe --r1mf- 3 .--.l.a.
arrived here this Afternoon. She entered
the h7rh0r with >naui-l c1.Tr- 81 a7r
head A procession was t1rr> con sting
of ths isabell. Latato4-- and another
Inan-1f-Tar IN advance. Iha l-Cl--
LOVING. and hfr rau11r -lulal-. Tornado.
bringing uu Jne rear. Boz rlI order tire
passed up tne narb1r. 11e shores ID vlic-
were .ineI witt rrnW.l- ol citizen Their
VS. some cheering al0nr trr line .i uF
farar- rhe Tornado passed
sEcEUITIV- TlE IHL,t.t
NV A0BE. Nor i--Eerrairur .. ..-
-rr- rl.uu on rr.=e.r rarr
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ksH at THF WAE-1he vii ai tu..
Porter % Iripr. formerly of me nth Ma
sacanserts Regiment Gurinr the war who
diei Dob =r1n last week. heaueafhs % his
irieuJ HON. Potter. n massive sea
ring wh.-h mas wnr record of it, Own
AT the cis-- of me of The battles OF the r.
hellitn u whirr 60. Trinp regiment had
taEen psrr snd IN winch me rebe' Genera
Barkziale had been defeated and fatally
wounded the dying general called Col
Iriun ~ MS bedside complimentinF him
fog Do HrlFerT- and, drawing thisrinF from
one cd his hngers, presented it 10 MIN ~ o
token 90 remembrance - f-sds0e.
TIE hair p IN which C5rn. Barksiale Tell
wa 'u-lrs- lur-. ana lhs only bedside ne
mad Wa Ihe Hleod-soaked- cd the hs.d Ia
FROM al ,o'n M-ade'- .-ft-een1rs tie wa
shot throuea ihe breast snd hoth ieg-. on
the second day of The battle. and diei rhst
night. well remember passing repeated
iy ms dead body. a it iav on thr hrli a1--
INC the third day of the hattie
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

Joseph Arch. the English labor refnrmer
sailed from New York Saturday morning
on H. return 10 England He has EXPIRE
cd himself 81 heing vel satisfied with the
result Of hi- Investigations in Canada and
with his reception IN this country Hi
present intention IS TO return to England to
lay the NATTER which he had Investigated
mere before the Reform Association. He
viii then complete his pisns and organize a
hodv 81 labnrers, about i've hundred IT nHm-
Der, and return with them in the spring to
Osnada. and, after placing them in good
positions. make thorough taHr Of the
United States, more especially the western
portion. The London Spectator ssys that
NJ. Arch s first report from America Is
Likely II send the agricultural laborers out
Of the south Of England in thousands and
Mr. Arch himself says that nine out of ten
Of them will come to the United States
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

Secretary Delano will renew his recon-
m-niaiion that national census he taken
in 49,. the returns to be published IN time
for the Centennial Celebration Of 1916.
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THE CUBAN OUTRAGE.


THE CUBAN OUTRAGE.
ANXIETY ~ HATANA-
Havana. Nov. 8 ireat anxiesv IS ma,
Tested here 70 see the comments oi rhe New
ork press np9n the rapture ni in- NirEih-
aus and the shooting of ihf prisoner
There Is general feeling that t b. desi-
able 20 have all the nI .zoners eLecured Pr
quickly as possible before tn government
Of Spain OF nuv her power can EeI
chance TO interfere. although some Of tie
better feeling portion Of the people depre,
cate undne haste and fear thar 10 uav LEAD
TO serions results
EI1 WCEl.a-
The address Of Gen Burriel O.. Toe .-.-1ier7
Is very bombastic DescTihi2E me chase
and capture Of the Kirginiuz, h. SAYS me
Tornado helchei forth fame ln7seal OF
smoke. going q her fullest speed Nae m
ally came up with md captured me ~
ginius. which wss taken POSSESSION CT WIN
repeated cries Of az iva kspsnl IRON me
Tornado valiant crew without the slightest
resistance from the orhFr7. one nun1led
and sixrv-fhrae men delivered themselves
quietly up, having caTardly thrown over
board during the chase their arms, Thich
they ought never 10 hsvo graSped, ana the
military eguIpage c0ntde1 90 them 70 de-
fendesheir IEnohle cnus7 Tins r0e7 20 7iloW
and % confirm the poverty RI orr enemie7
efforts and demonstrate their lmpaiienef
against the armies oi Spain which prov
denee maniiesriv favor.
THF -FyTMEvI AT WAsuls, SAW '1-
Us s. CONDITION DO 60 r. wAH
WASHINGTON, nov. I5.-Therr aTr Do. adj
iiti1nal drTelopmsurz to-day relative 10 our
Spanish relation The admin sim ton
recognize the puhlr sentiment IN regard 10
the affair. and viii II Is said authorize
lively. -l act g. 20 afford no eause Tor com
plant The. work Of preparing i0r War
Will continue. tutthere l- an improved Heel
lug to-day That such result Will be uTerred-
Prominent friends Of fhe admin 7rratl0n say
that d oar navy wa u o better condition
there would pe nj hesitation ln enforcing
our demands al .l-iicF from SPAN. Inc
President represented O. saving that We
are il d. condition o. frl1 nov and that
on the sea the ~0auI1r1- would nave every
advantage and He MON r79r -1a-'r f7-
our small naval H9a-
-EFtI r-lAT NEEIl'.. a- l...
So L0rr. NoT. Il-IHa meeting 90 .n-
eluri mouse lu til. c.rr. tonight. 3D. 7L-
press tne eminent 1t rrH people regard
ing ;lf executions Dol -he -rrlnlu CAP
tive Wa the largest aver held r rtl-
city The 0rrU house wa packed au1
Two ont of door Meeting weTr held zen
kauncr soldier Of lHI presided ana
speecle7 were maize ny Mayor Brown ten.
Baker and dozen other .1ca speaker .1. OF
whom took the rr71ure=r rr1lnl iu iaT0r
cd YIualrAtnr .l- national A1uar and
Wip.u- aut -uf re7ol- lu-l-. Or -Hc nag
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

NV lCEE ELECTIoE- = The asl10'' a'ie
Iasj0rities. II New York continue 10 znrInk
Is the ufi0isl returns come in. Inc major
it7 IN Secretary Of State Is now cnt down 10
:. 90. and the Albany Journal zays 81 Is
evident that rhe majority sgainsi rs m
COMPARABLE VII he 7erv slender. if there
b. an al all
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

flF tUasE BTTCHEHE 1t stated rtai
tners were anaut Izs CuHan- on board The
NirRH.u-. nine AmsuraEz ana .iz English
men WHrtne- any % th7 uiHf Americans
we're among rhs -'thirrv-~.z or The crew
shot is-r Friday nnt known The Cap
taIu lr. Wa sn American. o. native Of
tlorida. and O. graduate of the naval school
a. 4nuspa.i- lie VS. I'D the confederate
~rrvir- DURING tbe wsr a Washington
-periai say- rnat untI has Pzart relation 20
she expedition ar ku7wn. 10 cannaf be said
whether b. aad forfeited b. rlrii Oh claim
-ne projection aI aur government d is
added tf.aT little iauti isn1E entertained
shat the Ai-giniH- VS. 7sal.y an American
vessel. ami carrying rbs American aar at
ire tune or capture The fitting au. Of
the monitor iar ~ea. snip means tnat tse
government Be- determined 60 Dee IN O. cona.,
.on 60 enforce ANY demsnls that n mav fna
necessary CD make in view OF the ap-
r7aarnins mee,inE al Congress ID IS NOT
prohahie t.iaf any extreme action vii as
ken I'll tne msr1er mas been lad before
Jbsi hld,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

The window 90 C-lt lial l. .., Ans.
expedition represent 90 Che government y
O written document that she believe H-'
husband was murdered and aTps--- l'- OIL
expedition to hrinr home tho BODY t,r 81
szamnatau o. rec Il g Wa pol7lHaa. }
madical examination pr the chief Ir-e1n
Of the army and navy has been made b.
Dr. Resell who stteudei Lim. ana ths5
both affirm ihai b. g. q GOOD physician sn-
s,Fsz correct details q the disease al 81
paplexv Of which be alleged Hal d.si
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

Ia- position taken nv our government -u
regard % the Yirgiaius afiair under-Tool
90 he Is follow Sine the Yirginiu7 rar-
riei American paper altogether regular I'D
form. and WIS sailing under th= American
hsr DO VS. an acr If FRO dis'ourte=y. f
not q positive insult. On NY I'll no hoar5
ana proceed with their execution in such q
summary manner. not only without any
notice o. the [ u.tei State. bur HY SD con
trolling the telegraph lines That na orders
preventing the szeoHqons eoHid he received
II is believed THAT the niroi State hss de-
mauded THAT this government shall be made
party 90 The rrislsof rho prisoners still I'M
executed and 10 passing anon the stains Of
the Firriniu=. and further insist that the
ronduct NJ those ordering execution shall
he Immediately Investigated hy the span
l-a r77-pmFnf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

Acror4ing Oh Is ssHineiou aezazlri,=- me
nurpas-- ODD iTes.daur tsrdnt. a1nreruln-
tn taissn -4rustioa ere Hrn ana lullr nr
g Tor temper % she pe1pis Hendants ire
masT a-e.asa position lie Informed Se-rs
tarv ,-h ~ mo cabinet usetinr Of FRIDAY
thar be- sr.a-.i Dbl and-r any cirrum stance
can-.uf fs b.. 60 Cangres= aruin. simnI-
repesiiH- the prumi-e- ui Spain he Wa
siek and trf thai snd this time he
na-' To- uis1a report 5bat spain was con
troiiluz hsr -ahisri- IN Cahs and securing
ia-i and i'ram1r obedience O, thr decree.
.--usns fr'u rls aoue Government IN regard
O. IRE live ana property If American. ~
be ~aa4d azl Con zr==- Ca ala fari-s him m
~ g. SPAN 'urt unie=- she immsiiatsiv
aanPeli sa nteairnrr in CuEa w. fbs deere
nleoiIng ar interest of Amur.eans On
Island, the nitsi state sand 81 an.
sssume fhe responsibility # clrinr lor than,
and would protect them Mt all hazard.
fhe President stated g. flr-3 !, ,;r.s- thu. -,
had gwen spain fhl ihe a'tb insf to.,
iorcs the DEGREES airsaSg sent. he hs5 .i.o
prepared rwo pzrEgrnphs 10y b,= ps..,rs
one in rs-s SPAN suereeds5 in IN rrrcir,
her decree. and ore n cas- she f,uni i. ~,
possible t. obtain obedience. The jst,.-
would ne accompanied with an earnest m
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

Gardener who did nar ge, lhrr Eraf
vines covered before the Fraunl tr-1a. aT-
ali Of opinion that We shall vet have sons
1oft weather, before the haal freeze Up.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

T. cooks Ike wsr. The Boston Adrsl l'ser
say There Is reason T. lear thai the
Spani~a government, though friendly itse-i,
wi te compelled by the popular vii to
treal lhe demands Of the [ nited States IN
such . manuer thar. IN view Of the position
taken hv rms government, Ehf worst ron
=a-...-ra. ,,.--f f,Ilou
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

IE. Srulai ho1E- These book. r-
ea-hmendel hv the Board r. Ll1-ali1uI a-.
Oh good. and mostly au improvement gu
those in use aul i1r sl1r. time e-u i5 7z
change f7r thr old ones % I-l
here h1T been considerable a.--ll-s-a
in some portion Of the 7.au .r regard .
the change OF Ari-nugtie =au- -l-l----
inr That ureen.elt =7ria I ----- i-l-
French ana that the board were -l-.
Influenced n the fact tts- I-- French. or
ssrreiarv Of she Board i- the sltl1r 1i t-
77riea The hirh character OF thr men con
Ufi-inr the hoari Of Eaucau7n IS q zl-
emf ruannree a-aiu-t au- -'rln- opera
tinn ami hastv examination oi the Ar--a
metlc ms convinced u9 that d j. we- iiie-
% the wants OF ORE 7cho1.-.- tifr
I4lrrl
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

Wmteser may pc the ieeision cd THE
State Department g. 90 the right of the
Nrginin~ 70 protection s~ an American
vessel, the summary sn1 wholesale execu-
tons Of hsr captain. crew. ana number Of
the Cuhan reTeiutionist- on hoard her
must srouse very strong Indignation
aEaiuzi the Cuban AUTHORITIES. N this and
all civil Cd countries. ana viii thus prob
ably help rather thsn hurr the cause Of the
Cuban insurgsbt-. Late adyioe~ from
Havana. announce that on rhe -th inst
Captain FRY and thirtY--iz IT the crew Of
the steamer KirginiHe were executed ST
santiago De Cuba. and on the next day, the
sth. twelve more Of the Cuhaa volunteers
on the vessel, were shot. Among the latter
wss iranchi Alfaro, who il is said, offered
the Spanish authorities million dollars If
they would spare his life The spsnisrds
say that Aiiarn came 10 assume the Pres
dency Of the so-called Cuban Republic
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

NFe uATrs. ( onn Nov ls-Nr- I.zea..
>e-lerE. widow OWING and occupying
alone -na. place in This Town vs..
numbered this morning with en- axe Tier
clothing was saturated with kerosene her
body nearly consumed. and Iha l1n-- wa
on ire when i- wa discovered An axe with
blood ana hair. smal piece of O zzu'
and brains. and an empty kerosene can
were found in the room. with large pool
90 blood 1n the carpet and do1-. s hole
had been burned through the dl1rthrouEh
winch the charrrl rrmaiu= Of the body had
iallen INTO the cellar The -kuH showed
Two cuts with an AK. NJ suspicion SD far
rests on anv one. and ua motive cau he CON
ceiTed, ezcep. piunder The hou-7 hli been
ransa'ke4
pEirH ef JOHN g. uAI-
bovEE. a. Il. Nov. lq-Heu 4aan b.
Hale died Tonight
IHE TupRNrisi NrEpfs
EEIfAS1. Ne. Nov la-tiarlau ra- -sa
convicted 1i murder IN the first dr-re=
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

The Boston Afra.ia ssy- there BE- a
Strong fee..uE among mlasratr republican
senator, iU favor oi opening the door. Of
the party 70 SENATOR Sumner, s-lur- and
their associates 10 tie senate. and o., ,arh
action 10 forming the c1mmi-Ie-- a- -Hs.
recognize ihem IS republican
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

Somebody makes good suggestion N
tn New lort Tine, 70 the ofieci that
snec.aI commemorative dollars, suitably IN
z--,nri pa i==ued rv the government 90
mari i-- sumption Of tne exchange Of
silver lar -reeunacks Sucn CONS. says the
writer. w1ali te transmitted g heirloom
through Million Of families g. e memeuto
of the rebellion which caused the dlsap-
pearauce NJ coin in common lie, and the
finances. nerojsm and national honesty
wHlri restored o.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

Etuho44 EHoET. The matter cd
oh.irin- -he railroad. ra furnish sworn
Statement a. their condition monthly %
the ,ra.l Is hauEs. says tha NeW loIk
Tine, l7 iaY1rab.7 spoken Of 40 downtown
circle, and j, Is Likely that the plan Will bee
speedily brought before the Exchange ior
action, Only few roads appear 90 object
70 the proposed arrangement, But it is IN
the power Of the Exchange 20 compel them
70 furnish the required statement. The
roads which are unwilling 10 acquie=ce IN
an arrangement neniiestly lar and above
hoard cannot afford q hsvf their secur.t.e=
stricken from the lizra ai the Erchanrf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

H.YANA. Nov I5-Of the crew 81 ths
NIrEinius. who were not killed hv the
Spaniards al Saniigo de- Cuba. four were
condemned % the chain gang for life three
20 eight wear Imprisonment. eight to fnur
wears and and three were set al liberty.
All the above were vel known in the
island, several having already seen service
u the Gnban army
SECRETARY RoBEsnS A. IHE HRooKIT,s
EATT YARD.
NV YozK, Nor. Is--Secrstarv Robson
VS. At Ehs ns7y vsrd te-dzy fof the in