Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-08-28
ANTI-GERMAN DEMONSTRATION.

ANTI-GERMAN DEMONSTRATIONS.
A Large Assemblage March e Streets of
Madrid and Denounce Bismarck.
MADRID, Aug 23.-An anti-German de
monstration was begun in Madrid to-day.
At 4 O'Clock 10000 persons had assembled
on the parade with banners and other en-
blems. Speeches were made in Spanish
and French denouncing Bismarck's action
in annexing the Carolines A procession
marched through the chief streets arous-
ing great enthusiasm. 1t did not pass
through the street upon which the Ger
man legation is situated. At Il meeting of
the military club it was unanimously
agreed amid intense excitement to eNpel
the German honorary members
Man andTwo Children Burned to Death.
LONDON, Aug. 23.-There was a fatal
fire today at HOXton, apOor and crowded
quarter of London. Owing to the lack of
room it was impossible for the tremen to
work effectually There was IA terrible
scene when lodging house full of people
took fire and in spite of gallant efforts to
rescue the inmates man and two chill
dren were burned to death.
Quarantine has IA Good Effect.
GIBRALTAR Aug 23-Quarantine bills
of health are now issued to vessels sailing
from Gibraltar. There is no cholera ut
the Spanish lines. and the two days quar-
antine established there by the Gibraltar
authorities has been abolished.
Zulficar Pass Dispute settled.
LONDON, Aug. 23.-The settlement Ct
the Qulticar pass dispute is IA great Veto
ry for the Marquis of Salisbury. The
particulars of the arrangements have not
been made public but il is known that Rus
,t.,l. I..1sf. i.li"1 ta1 II
ridge and that the AfghanS have obtain
ed Il position which they can defend.
The standard this morning confirms The
statement that Russia has abandoned he
claims to /ultiCar pass ANA says that peace
is thus secured.
Dongola Occupied by Dervishes.
CAIRO. Aug. 23.-Information has beef
received here that Dongola has been occu
pied by 1000 dervlsheS who are armed
with 500 rifles.
Political Crisis in Denmark.
LONDON, Aug. 23.-The political crisis
in Denmark is revivlng There ar,
four deputies already in prison on thu
charge of treason. The trial of the leadeI
of the opposition Is impending.
- Bismarck Issues Orders.
LONDON, Aug. 23.-The Standards cor
respondent at Berlin says I'm conse
quense of the furore in Spain Prince Bis
marck has ordered the German ministe
at the different foreign courts to hold owe
the notes Initiating GermanyS Occupa
tion of the CarolineS.
Religious Festival at Boulogne.
BoULoGNE, Aug. 23.-The religious fe.
tival of the browning of our lady of Bot
logne and queen of the Basilica took plac
here to-day. The ceremony was perform
adj ,-t bp nj IN "a N
persons The statue of the Virgin wa
carried in ii procession through the tow
An Ohicial Commits Suicide.
TURIN, Aug. 23.-The guardian ofthe ro
al armory, who was arrested on suspicio
of being implicated in the recent robbeI
of Jewels from that building has comml
ted suicide.
Collision on An Underground Railwa
LONDON, Aug. 23.-A terrible collisiC
occurred this evening on the Metropolita
District Underground railroad at Earl
Court. The signals had broken ana b
came unmanageable and two trains CO
lided engine against engine. one eng
neer was killed and the stoker and ii'
others were so badly injured that they ca
not recover.
Munir Pasha Calls on Minister Cox.
CoNsrANTINOpLE, Aug. 23-Mun
Pasha, the minister of finance, has visitt
United States Minister Cox on behalf
the sultan and expressed the Sutan's I
Cret that the press of state affairs shOu
have compelled his majesty to postpone /
audience with Mr. Cox.
British Grain Trade.
LONDON, Aug. 24.-The Marklane f.
press in its weekly review of the Britt.
grain trade says; Forty-two per cent
the returns received represent the whe
crop to be over the average Fifty.SiN p
cent of the oats returns, % per cent of Il
beans returns and II per cent of the pc
returns show these crops to be under &
average. There will he an average crop
barley. Wheat growers are of the opini,
that the crop of 1854 was better than tn
of 1883 will be. The trade in forei!
wheat is ala Ost nothing. The huge vi
BILE supply III America is depressing tra
here.
Committee of Inquiry in the Pain Ana
PARIS, Aug. 4.-At a meeting of t
peace society to-day it was resolved to {
mand the formation of a committee of
quiry into the Olivier | ain affair, the co
mittee to be composed of French and FL
lish citizens and TO apportlon the blame
those who are guilty.
Extending Railroad.
Anr, Tho WiSpon