Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-09-19
THE WORLD IN BRIEF.
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS FROM ALL
PARTS OF THIS EARTH OF OURS.
Many Fires do Great Deal of Damage
Tho Dark Side of Lifc-Interosting
Notes from all Parts of the Globe
Pithily Presented.


went to work Monday after being out l6
weeks.
The American Library association accept
ed with great enthusiasm the invitation to
hold the next annual conference in San
Francisco.
Forest fires are raging in the mountains
along the line of the Northern Pacific in
Washington, interfering considerably with
thernnning OF trains.
At Topeka Kansas, the sixth annual ses-
sion of the Sovereign Grand Lodge, l. Q.
O. f. convened Monday, and will continue
in season during the week.
Flogman Dunwoody, who it is claimed
made fake attempt to rescue pasSpn
ger train on the New York Central road
has been indefinitely suspended
Snow was reported on the morning
of the llth from Fort Assnahoinc.
| Montana. This is the first snow of the sea
son in the United States.
| Second Lieut.. Frank W. Ellis. signal
corps, now on duty at Norfolk, Va, has
been ordered to inspect among other signal
service stations the enc at Mortified Vt.
The official majority for Eagle, demo
/ cratic candidate for governor Of Arkansas,
| is 2l ,0SG The average democratic major
ity on the balance of tho State ticket is
| about % 300
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pita, On tHe morning oi ths Inn from the
result oi asendlliE re'Gi'e''as alleged, at the
hahd' Oh margaret ilo"Ent"h' JuIy ~.
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was "'Ios'eN
me western Union teIeSraPh olIlce nj
lHh'hpurGh' va, was deN'roNed by nrt
SUNDAY hiSht Inc names qulckly
spread 10 the adjoining buildings ana Ealt
OF hiock were deStroyel Inc estimated
total loss will amount to 1l'o,oOO No es-
innate OF insurance can De made
SNOW fe'l friday III NoTth Dakota, Mon
tana northwestern minnesota and Mani,
Io"a llOIl 4" q""l 'c' VA an HICH 10 sever "a
inches Inc cold wave extended over both.
Dakota, Minnesota ana Is WORKING ITS way
into Iowa. Most OF the crops are too fan
advanced TO be much damaged.
Revelations of the Paris Figaro show
that tho Duchess j. Czes gave 5000,
900 TO the Bouaangist cause, but
did not mix herself IN the petty intriSuss
Of his party she admits that she arranged
an lnterYe" between boulanger and the
Comte d" Paris, and speaks bitterly OF
boulanger lack OF courage
Early Sunday morning fire destroyed the
Pecknam Candy compauys factory at St
LOUIS. Lhe Joss on stock and machinery
,, is 500, OOO, insured for so, 600, on the
building S3d,uOJ, iuIiy insured, section
Of wall fell upon one OF tie iremen killing
Dan Lynch and badly lnjuring james
Owens
A. the opening of the Rutland County
Court Friday afternoon the jury in the
case OF Mrs. Latremouille VS.. Bennington
ana Rutland railroad, an action brought by
the plaintiff TO recover damages for the
alIappJ Coralasena.s TINT oatcod