Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-12-12

hastily left south Newmarket three days
after the child died and II reported to be
living in Concord. There i much excite |
meut in this pHrJ of the county, especially |
as the matter has been kept very quiet
and no action taken Icy the authorities. 1t is |
said the Prevention OF Cruelty to Children
Society will CalISc GllpaJrick'S arrest inn
mcdiatcly. the body OF the child buried
in Pennington, is Ia he cNAuNcd.
Destructive Land Slide at Nashua, y. II.
NASHUA, y. H.. Dec. Tile heavy rain
Of last night caused Il land slide on Canal
street. About - feet of II high bank wall
above the jackson cunlpduy's gate house,
Slid into the canal of the company. toIeth-
er with y large amount OF gravel from the
street. The damage viii he heavy Is 1t
cuts off Il portion of the water supply.
Some of the mills have steam power and
viii run large portion of their work
Notwithstanding the accident.
Ravngcs of the Plague in Kentucky and
Virginia.
Louisville. Dec. Tic CoUrcr-Jour-
nal correspondent nUw visiting the plague
stricken districts of Eastern Kentucky and
Virginia. tclcgrapns that Il horrible state
Of affairs exists in Wise and Lee counties,
Virginia. \ number Of instances are cited
III which whole families persisted Tie
disease has caused more deaths in Lctchcr
cunutv Ky and West c,uutN Va fiu!u i'm
any other counties. In EcIHtleI county thc
deaths nave been 81 numerous that il ha.
beeu difficult to provide for the proper
HUriala of the victims.
Destructive storm on Long Island.
LuNG ISLAND CITY, l.. l., Dee. The
storm which swept over Ions Island last
night was one # the fcrccst ever known.
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4 False Alarm "i fire Produces serious
i"'ui'N.
FALL. RIVER Na-~.. Dec. 81 hr opera
nall where the meetings %, the Salvation
army are held, I,j.s den-,,y packed to-
uight There ,t;, considerable disturb
anr,. duriu.. .,r,ci! >o,.ouur in the rear
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N'I WI" T'N'" "l' - '''H' 90 'i"'l' "'',i "
WIFI rush Wa maze l"f 'h' Stars. rae
hail is in the third story OF the old opera
house hulluin- on Court square, and I he
only ext IT, bv one narrow and steep
di%ht Of stairs, LEADING direct to the street.
The stairs were instantly blocked and ser
l"Ua consequences would have resulted
had it not been for the prompt action OF
cpol-hcaded persons in the audience. The
policemen who were nj tlc station direct
l.. nnrn,i,o ,,,ro ,,,r,n,.n hr ,l,n oxa;.a
uant and hv ,.;,,ornu. v,orl. .,,ccodod i'm
getting the crowd ont without serious ac-
cideht. Several were bruised but only
one M't1 s}fliou'iS ltJurtu; -hrs loi' was
bruised VIXEN VA 1miet WINS " rnstornd | th"
meeting was resumed with n considerahiy
smaller audience
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Imnd ~ Iod hii hon, it,Iit ",'o, nnG
crushed i'm at the temple bv n blow de-
livurcd wi,h Great force. 4 Ratchet Law
on the noor. but there was no blood on
+ The affair which is yrnnucd i'm mys
terry. i. hr;uy iuyrstf,rofnj hv'thr unlicc
me '"''''"" Nous" MYSTERY y" "r''''
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New YORK. Dec. 5-Thc task of clean
inI away the ashes from the basement OF
the Carleton house was continued to-day
but no additional human remains wer,
H,lacoEertu; me BODY OF the woman Wa'
n"iI..t to'l'f rom nc liiorEue III 'he pau