Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-12-05
THE WORLD IN BRIEF.
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS FROM ALL
PARTS OF THIS EARTH OF OURS.
Many Fires do n Great Deal of Damage
The Dark Side of Life-interestiug
Notes from all Parts Of the Globe
Pithily Presented.

one of the commissioners under the Irish
land act OF 1881, is dead
Charles Ball, aged 10 years broke through
thln 100 on the river at Lewiston, Me-, Sun
day afternoon and was drowned
John Gebhard his wife and their two
children wero instantly killed by train at
Gloster n. D., last.Ihursday nighG
Mr.. Pugh Of Montgomery, Ala, was
! elected United States senator Friday morn
! ing by the Legislature to succeed hiuselt.
The entire American colony attended the
reception given at Vienna last Thursday
night 10y Col Grant, the American minister.
The business part of Collnwood, u suburb
of Cleveland, was wiped ont BY lire carly
Tuesday morning. Loss $50, 900; origin
unknown
jay Gould has bought the extensive works
of the Hutchinson Kansas salt company,
/ whose pant IS said TO ue the largest III the
United States
DR.. Edmnnd }. James, professor in the
/ University of Pennsylvania, has been uuer-
ed the chair Of political economy in Har-
/ ward university
Reynaud, the managing director Of the
| 3anque d Eat OF Paris, carried away ia
his flight a million francs subscribed for
loans OF the city of Macon.
/ Inc Powers Dry Goods company build
in and stock corner o, Fo,irth ond S,I,.
lev streets. 81. Paul Ninn.. were damaged
Sl1D,OOO by fire Thursday lust
Lady Connemara, daughter Of Lord Dal-
housie, has obtained dccruo of divorce
from Lord Connemara, e. A-soyornor of
Madras, for adultery and cruelty.
The Onion Pacific railway has put into
otfecJ an order 10 reduce the forces and time
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%. oi 'IayNu'e' y was ourhed .Lurs-
'aY Ihs' WIN IafEe amount OF stock, an
once hu''d'H5 ana tenement house. Loss
9'|,00''
Inc WylhS Nl'hS OF ~ W. Triton :
coopefaS" works at Green h'F, Is, we're
burned thursday last with "A large quantity
"i STOCK ana Jhree tilpihlnS dwellings,. Loss
>''V'V Insurance Epin'"aL
lno wife of Major Grr- &. an Instructor in
inc 'ooolh"a' NuhtnrT '''e'" al ''-. lire.
IN t!an'', ~GI4tu'N h-chH'' !n0uu' io'1laF
an" murdered her mother. Ine demeuted
woman then TOOK her oWn NE
Inc u .a,urY department .D, decided that
sweet rat,tu., ar NOT en.toi To trc. en-
Try Hs 'Nalu- lut ar. subject to uutv at
Tie RAE "t b" cen .'' "''h'l OF 10 pounds
"h|r inc provision Toy potatoes.
y hre l'l'-tav afternoon destroyed the
Georgia ratIr3at Offices amt freight depot
at Augusta and partially burned tnr
union ugss.ug station. iue loss D., about
SO, 900 ana the ln>uraue f1luuJ.
Tie stores Of j. Is. Quavir,n, y W
Thomas T. 7. Shurtl,h, y. Mullins. d.
'. Labeut and Isaac U'trpuv mt Cpaticook
Qie., were burned l3 siaS morning.