Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-10-19
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
$50 Sufferers from Trichinosis In q
saxon village.

saxon village.
LONDON, Oct, 1G.-An outbreak Of trichi-
nosis 10 reported at Ermseben, Prussiaa
SaIony. One bundr d an EIGHTY person,
arc suffering from the dseasc Is d fouc
deaths therefrom have occurred.
Gold Medal American.
LONDON, Oct. 1G.-Anoug the America &
reeciv.n ny gold medals a. the fisheries exhib-
tion were Professors. Code, Asa.siz, J,rdui
and Higard, Command + SilsNce Of tho
navy and Passed Assistant Lugin er Bailia
| OF the navy.
Moving Against Anarchist Journals
PARIS, Oct. lG.-The government il de-
termined to act euergelcally ag,in.t all agi
tators. The manager Of the Ana chist ,ur.
nal License has been arrest d. The piopr-
etors of similar papers in Paris viii. probably
be proceeded against.
ParnelIite and Orange Meetings.
RosLRA, Ire, Oct 16.-The league meet
Ing today was ad dressed by llealy, sullivan
and Biggar A meeting of Or gcmcu WAS
held at tn same time. A collision bctwec,,
them and the ParneIlites was prevented bv
the police and sDldiery The Oraul.men re-
tempt to place Ireland under the government
OF murdercrs and rebels"
Many Orangeinen and P4rnrlltes were
armed. The Orangcmcn assaulted and
severely hurt u person they mistnok for
Heay.
BOning TurgueneT.
ST. PRTEgsBuEG, Oct. ia Mills
proclamation has been issued asserting that
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poem of the novelist being appended Us proof
Moody and sankey's " ork.
CORK, Oct. l6.-AIoody aud Saukey opn-
ed day mission to-day. A MOB gathered
outside and hooted persons who entered The
police dispersed the mob.
A British Steamer Fired On AT yeremie.
The Atlas line steamer APPS, which aniv-
ed at New York, Monday, was fired upon at
Jeremie, Hayti, on September 20 h, while
taking on board refugees from the Hay,ien
revolt. The injury done is but slight. II
had received instructions from the British
consul at Port AL Prince" said Capt. Z-id-
ers, ito stop at Jereme and take on board
one woman and children and an aged
Spaniard and land them at Jamaica.
Jereme was in the hands of the
insurgents, and l WAS assured that
they would offer no resistance We reached
the town about II O'Clock on September 20,
and anchored about two miles of shore A
small boat was sent for the refugees, and we
were just receiving them on board when the
battery above the city opened fire on us.
We rushed the refugees below, and ordered
the British flag lowered to half-mast, think
ing that this wouldprevent any further firing.
l saw, however, they intended to sink the
vessel, and we Immediately started the en-
CINE and steamed ahead without at
tempting to weigh our anchor. Just at this
moment shell which entered our
cabin, struck us, aad was followed by
others which came dangerously close to us.
Seven shots in all were fired, but only three
OF them struck us, two striking outside and
did no damage except to dent the iron plates
Had the shot which entered our cabin struck
six inches lower it would have disabled our
ruddcr." Her majesty's man of war Dido
has been ordered to Jeremie for the purpose
OF making an investigation. The Dido will
demand an apology aud repara,ion for the
insult.