Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-01

Nondome has already been oh tanned by the
State authorities.
W. J. Billiards. boarding house
three story brick building, at Savan-
nah, Ga, was blown up at 30 Thurs
day morning. Three persons were
| killed aud six injured two of
whom will probably die There were 13
people in the house The explosion scatter
ed the walls which collapsed in an instant
and fell mass of ruins. The cause of the
explosion is a mystery.
Counsel for w. W. Downs Of Bos-
ton has brought suit against Joseph
story, Sidney A. Wilbur, DR.. George f.
Stackpoe, r. X. Noyes, A. Campbell and
| F. j. Taber to recover 800 900 damages for
alleged conspring to convict Downs of
adultery. Downs has been for a long time
| collecting evidence In the case which will be
of most startling and sensational charac-
| ter. The writ is returnable the first Mon
day in September
A family named Bingham living over
the Clarsburg line in Houghtonville,
| Mass, was visited Monday by the officers
of the Manchester Society for the Pre-
vonton of Cruelty to Children. One
child nine months old was found
dead from neglect and another child was
dying. The mother is away all day in
! Adams and the father in, Vermont State.
There was nothing in the house to eat
Whiteaw Reid, the United States min
ster to Paris, has explicitly denies the
/ truth of the alleged Paris Steele interview
| with him in which he is represented as de-
| nouncing the Mckinley bin and declaring
that the people of the United States would
not long endure the tariff, etc He says
lac saw no journalist and authorized nobody
to speak on the ubiect in hi, name. The
secretary of the American legation, who
alone responds to press requests for inform
alton, denies the accuracy. of the interview.
The coroners jury in the case Of
| Annie Goodwin returned this verdict
eve, the jury in the ca@ of the
death of Annie Goodwin, iind that she came
to her death on July y, 1890 at the house
of Mrs. Shaw, No. III East One hundred
and fifth street, from an abortion performed
! by DR.. McGonigal We also find that
Augustus Harrison was an accessory before
the fact and that Mrs. Fannie Shaw was
also an accessory before the fact. We find
that Davis, the coachman, was an accessory
after the act
The following delegates from Montpelier
to the county invention were elected
Saturday. They are understood to
10 i'tN VI ''HiS ~ 'tN iiDiiiit'l'AI VI pOAh ~
Tuttle for sheriff and divided as to other
county officers. The vote for the successful
ticket was l3' to 'G for the opposition
ticket; Hiram y. Huse, c. j. Pitkin, w.
X. Weston, d. q. Kemp, Z. NJ. Irish, c.
W. Guernsey, James Canning, Daniel r.
Long, c. NJ. Bennett, George Z. Hunt, j.
{. lloughton, Peter Badord T. X. Merrill,
jr.. Daniel Cary, j. a. kelton George
Stratton, W. \. Lord.
The four Cramps who stole II ride
in freight car from burlington last
SUNDAY, were arrested Monday, and
turn out to be Sumner johnson, "Cubby
Mitchell, Tommy Murphy and "a boy named
Pine, four Burlington youths, all less than
/ years Of aGe, who stole ride from that
city; and after hcing locked into the car
by the railroad men, took up plank in the
bottom OF the car at littsfOrd and escaped.
They footed 1t up to Brandon Sunday
whore they were ALL with the exception ol
Pine, arrested Monday morning. They Wer'
given five days each in the woriihouse.
\ large crowd Of Armenans assembled at
tho cathedral Sunday to demonstrate with
the patriarch ot tine church for hi, weak ac
tlon toward the Porte regarding the out
the patriarch was seized by a mob anc