Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-07
CONDENSED DISPATCHES

The Boston Base Ball CLUB has released
John Garrison, the wei known pitcher.
Four persons were drowned at Lake Min
netonka, Monday, by the upsetting of a
boat.
Rachel Bellelstein, aged four years, was
burned to death at Hyde PARK, Mass,
Tuesday evening, while playing with fire
crackers on Wood avenue
\ secret agreement is reported to have
been signed by England, Spain and Italy
for the partition of Morocco.
meeting of anarchists in St Denis
adopted resolution to blow up the Mont
brison prison and rescue Ravachol
NJ. Loevy, diamond merchant of Paris,
has committed suicide lie is suspected of
having perpetra;ed frauds amounting to
three millions francs
There are several large breaks in the huh
of the steamer City OF Chicago on the rocks
near kinsale 1t is feared that the star
board side is in even worse condition.
4 disease known as cholerine, which has
been prevailing in the suburb Of Paris for
some time, is fast becoming worse. Twelve
deaths occurred from the malady Monday
The brazilian government has offered TO
make satisfactory reparntion for the i'll
treatment OF the Italian sailors al Santos,
and conciiatory negotiations have been
opened.
NJ. NJ. Pierce of Pottsboro, Texas, shot
and killed his hired man, Morgan Hatch,
Monday, and then cut his wlses throat
after which he severed the arteries of his
own neck.
Thomas Cochrane aged 49, of No. 10
East street, New Haven, Conn, was
stabbed by on Italian in the street about )
o clock Sunday afternoon and died within Il
few minutes.
An unsuccessful attempt was made Mon
day to wreck train bearing 800 Parnell-
its, on route to a political Meeting at Lis
deem, County Glare. The engineer was
warned in time to prevent the catastrophe.
Reports from Saturday nights Ohio
storm, which have been delayed by pros
trated wires, show that 81 houses and barns
We're demolished, and that there were three
fatalities. y large number of persons were
injured.
Two wagons, linked together were struck
by train at West Brytstoa, Mass, cross
ing Tuesday morning. Tas occupants,
George Bircnall and y, Pole, were thrown
out aud the latter killed. The former was
badly hurt.
DR.. Tragott Breck Of Newark, n. j., has
been arrested i'll Ebiing, Wurtemberg, Ger
many for using language disrespectfu to
the emperor. His friends are trying to
secure his release from prison.
Johu Del4ear of Great Burlington Mass.
was shot and killed by his nephsw, Martin
aged 23, Monday evening. Martin then
shot himself in the jaw, but will probably
recover. Both were charcoal burners and
they had Quarrelled over sum o: money.
While workmen were engaged in building
an addition TO largo building on Main
street at Lynchburg, Va, the wall gave
way and buried number Of people under
tho debris. Mr.. Winston, owner Of the
building, aud two colored men were killed
and seven colored men were badly hurt.
William O'Bren OF Cork, who was struck
on the mead with stone Monday while
ret urning from political meeting, passed
au uneasy night and it is feared that his
condition will become worse, lis assailant,
a laborer named John Sheehan, has been ar
rested
1t was at first believed that 13 persons
| had been saved from the ship Peter Stuart,
which was wrecked Sunday evening off
| Chebogue Point. n. s., but inquiry among
tho houses along tho shore shows that only
nine of those aboard the Inflated ship sue
ceed in reaching the shore. They include
Capt. Henry Hughes and the first muto OF
the ship, both OF whom are badly bruised.
Only TWO bodies have en'reoovered.