Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-10-27
MATTERS AND THINGS,

a very odd year.
booo,ro -, ,,,,,,,.a,.,,, ,,,,,,,o,, ,,no.,,,a -,
ored man has beon onpoin,o1 IN , nos,of,cc
clcrksbi, thor.
The employment OF Chinese as laborcrs in
| the construction of the Canada Pacific Rail.
rood 10 oo,,;,,. ,,,,,,, a,.a;,,,,,, t., Ca,
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Va. '''o VI ao'''o 'an" was "'s"'" ~
,lnotcsp"rg inc other nay winch was begun IN
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81. Louis has many opium.smokiug deps.
The c;,v oo,c;,,o u,;i, o,,a,,,,, D., o,os, ,i,o,,
Tho,. ",,' "'.o''p' =, o'''o 'n'"''
lucy are formidable rivals oil the rum shops.
""''cr Ne'e9olu oi brlslo'' fa'' 10 years
VI ue'' VINO MSS invented important rol'lhg
mn improvements Is ,ne youngest inventor
y" WV p'''"' 'o"' Ut ""'"i"s'o"'
A Boston deacon is to be put under d,sci-
Milne for irsn,,inr !, HE dr,, ooolc odvortiso
, A., - '
"'eh' INC iinci HIGH low' JACK, anu the
game.
| The dollar authorizations 70 ,ho o,o,fo,d
=, '' .,p'o"' " '''e ''u
Mohumen' fnhd oil CINCINNATI now nggrc-
gate aboat $40 900 enough for the purpose.
, inc s'"t.'c is W oe o, or9hHe' iuii length Oh
ta L'''' F'''' ""' i'''"'''' V" s'""''' peues'
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that he proposes 10 have written up to fit
him. and will rive $50 900 bonds TO insure
fulfilment of the contract. If Mr.. James
| isn't hung perhaps he will take this under
adviscment.
| M,
Inc Episcopal church VIII hold lis eighth
Congress in Richmond Va, beginning to-
day. Among the ,opcs announced for dis.
cusson are THE relation of the Church to
the ooiore1 race, lhe Inspiration OF the
nal !" Tbc iast c,n"ros, wos h I"H IN provi
dcncc, II. |.
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ihc M fihh coai mines III Chiha nave
been closed, in Difference to the opinion en-
pressed by the censor, tina, the continued
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dr,ann ;.,, , ~ Tou'u ieseasH snI c IT,
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dior 10 bonorahIv on,i,,od ~ ,au,,aa ,,na
ia ohio ~ ,ra,I ord ,rn,;da ill.,. Gu III
scf and fom;,, and ,bis hoya hoer o ALL, h.' -
ia ,bo moe, ~ ,ho 1.-Two o;rna 49,, d;sai'ar' ",
srom ,ho so,,,;ooH Ia ,,,o mo-, ;n,sonaS
At the meeting of the American board at
Portland it WINS resolved TO increase the con.
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W '''' S'"' W 'ioU''oo' "''
appeals TO lis Treat constituency to make nm
this $50, coo to 800, 900 at once. by pledg-
: ing thai the committee may know how
amounts Should la snn, i J.; IL oss;,In ~ Hn
Vn,,a,,,Lart , 80 - p'''N
That the Egyptian government should have
dccidnd ,o olloyv Arohi Raw to have ,ho nc
s's'an'c VI l"s"ei' ''u'isc' "hc" hc pun
upon his defence is an indication that the
fecllns amoag Enslshmcn IN nigh oihcla
quarters IS opposed 10 the inliictloh OF capt.
thl punishment upon Tue lailell leauer' IuD
lie OPINION everywhere undoubtedly runs lr
that direction, and 1t Is the prevalent oplnlot
that Arab Is prisoner OF war, and that he
is entitled to be treated accordingly. The
trial Will probably end in his banlshmen'
from Egypt.
Inc editor Oh Il newspaper in Japan known
Us Tue we" N'c"t o"mo""' apparently
uocs i'o' 'i'u II I'LL easy mater 10 Ill "'
Iolui'.'s r. reeent uu'''oci apPea,eu W'.n
ia'sI spate ieit tn.'es planh' sase ;"l
nu'noe, VI stl"Si' i'ii' ioss.u 1t, uno
an apoIoss iol 'h's eA.,"o''',ra' aPpea'anu,
WA. 10 ",iusnS vuo' sn Iu ,,',, sa,
,'a., ~ W. ia,' i'lo',iou', NJ io"uu ma. Mi'n
he huu Wrlltcn LOT lnat space WAS Cnllcly