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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-19
Starry Lesseps ma bye uWieziOny.

OOGaA AO0SNRS ~~'' ~ - ~
PARYz, Is grudnia. = Me
ktore gazety twierdza, ze W
tych dniach ma bye uwieziony
starry Lesseps. lime zaprzecza-
ia tel wiesci i twierdza, re r6-
wna}oby to sic zabiciu starca,
liczacego obecnie lat 81 j z1o-
zonego ciezks chorobs. opo-
wiadaja, re gdY otrzyma8 on
poprzednio wezwanie do sadu,
kazal sic ubraG i chcias is6, ale
upad} bez si} ma ziemie ! cd
tego czasu pozostaje W pewne-
go rodzaju ob}edzie. Pomimo
to niekt6rzy twierdza, ze sad
ME powinien mice dla niego
aadnei wzgledno5ci. -. Jeden
Z czlonk6w rzadu podobno
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-19
Notatki Miejskie.


prezes Zjedn. Pol. RI. Kat. p. op. B.
S. J.. p. Kromka Detroit, wiceprezes
p. Banasiewicz Grand Rapids, Mich.
i sekretarz p. Straszyhski Milwa-
ukee. Razem kasyerem p. Fr. Wle-
klihskim innymi cz}onkami zarzadu
tu zamieszkaiymi, 81. przedstawicele
zarzadu zjednocz. odbyli narade W
sprawach tegoz.
: Ma wystawe do Chicago przy-
bedzie oiekawy Album widok6w TO-
tografeznych zak}ad6w kopalnia-
nych W Da5rowie g6rniczej W Kr6-
lestwie.
Pozegnalne przedstawienie p.
Modrzejewskiej W sobobe (Macbeth)
by}o przepelnione. Sala trzesia sic cd
oklask6w.
= Trzyletnia Anna Kossack, CO
reczka pani NJ. Kossack zam. pm. l5
St. Johns place, umarla wczoraj
W skutek potluczenia sic W .ubiegiy
czwartek, kiedy wypad}a ma ulice o.
knem z drugiego pietra.
= Thomas Malay, zam. pm. 3l21
Cottage Grove ave., kt6ry W piatek
zosta1 potiuczony W domu maszyn ma
placu wystawy przez spadajace ka-
walki zelaza, umar} wczoraj w szpi-
talu sw. kukasza.
w nocy z piatku ma sobote
wkradll sic ziodzieje do pracowni
krawieckiej J. Rubera pm. 1880 State
str. wyniesli stamtad suknie }acznej
wartosci $1,000. Bysy to po wiekszej
czesci wykohczone ubrania zam6wio-
no ma Swieta: tenn nieprzyjemniejsza
Jest ia strata dla p. Rubena.
w wagonie towarowym kolei
Western Indiana ma IS ulicy znale-
ziono przedwczorajp poludniu zwio-
XII nieznaiomego mezczyzny, kt6ry
prawdopodobnie odebras sobie zycie.
Obok niego leza} revolver; miai ra-
ne W sercu.
: Inspector pocztowy Stuart sa-
dzi, ze w6r pocztowy, kt6ry wyszedf
by} Fairbury, ILL.,, 3go b. m. i po
drodze gdzies zginas, zostai skradzio-
ny przez Gurnea, aresztowanego W u
biegly czwartek.
= Hermann Berthold, zam. ma
rogu II ulicy Cottage Grove ave.,
przedwczoraj idac wieczorem utica,
ma rogu u ulicy zostas napadniety
przez dw6ch rabusi6w, kt6ry mu "a
brali pulares zawierajacy $50.
= Woznica Dennis 3resnnham,
spad} wczoraj ma Blue Island ave.
IL ulicy ze swego wozu i tax ciezkie
odnios} wewnetrzne nszkodzenia, il
wlsr6tce p6aniej umari W swojem
mieszkaniu pm. 643 Ashland ave.
= N. Janinga kazas wtych dniach
aresztowae J6zefa Podolskiego "a to,
ze ten ostatni wyrwai iwywl6kl plot,
ktorym Janinga otoczy} swe Lofty, a.
by do Mich ME dopuszcza6 .kr6w Po-
dolskiego. Podolski zostas stawiony
pod sad kryminalny pod .kaucya $500
przez sedziego Fostera.
= Przez przypadkowe wypalenis
rewolweru W rekach brata, Fred Rob-
bins, zam. pm. 1915 Clybourn ave,
wczoraj ciezko zostas raniony. Kula
weszla Robbinsowi prawym bo.
kiem do cia}a i przeszyia mu zo}a
dek i watrobe. zdaje sic, ze Robbins
umrze. Liczy lat 20 prosil, ably bra
ia ME aresztowano, gdyz tenze ME
ponosi zadnej why.
= PAM Anna Pribyl, Czeszka,
zam. pm. 462 S. Union str, popeini}a
wczoraj samob6jstwo, zazywszy tru-
cizny, prawdopodobnie wskutek
zmartwieh W pozyciu rodzinnem.
= Handlarz uliczny Herman Thor
man, 46,letni mezczyzna zam. pm.
500 s. Halsted str, odebrai sobie
zycie trzema wystrzalami rewolwero-
wynn dlatego, ze iona go niedawno
opuscila.
(Doko1czenie ma stronie 2).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-19
Poniedzia}ek, dnia 10 Grudnia 1892 r.
TrucicielstwO W haremie sufta-
ma Turcyi.

KoNsrANYoPoL, Is grudnia.
= Cztery Mode i piekne ME-
wolnice, przys}ane niedawno
przez ice.kr6la Egiptu sulta'
nowi Turcyi pozostajace W
jego haremie, zosta}y znalezio-
ne W tych dniach otrute. sa-
dza, re zbrodnia zosta1a ma
mich spe}niona polecenia je-
dnej re starszych faworytek
su}tana, powodu zazdrosci.
Kilkanascie os6b ze s}uzby ha'
removed aresztowano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-19

Telegram PREF. CarnOta do cara.
PARYz 1890 grudnia. Prezy-
dent Carnot telegrafowa1 do
cara Rosyi, re W zadnym razie
ME mysli zrezygnowat z swego
stanowisks, a to dla tego, ably
ustrzedz Fraucye cd gwalto-
wnieiszych wstrzasnien.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-19

mia} sic wyrazic: nDalismy
staremu Lessepsowi dose czasu,
zeby umar; jesli ME umiera,
tenn gorzej dla niego. Musi
stansG pred sadem!''
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-19
Telegramg KrajOHe.
z Semu Zwiazku robOtnikowI


PHILADELPHIA, II grud. >
Ma dzisiejsaem ostatniem posie-
dzeniu Zwiazku robotnik6w
powzieto szereg rezolucyJ, W
kt6rych zawezwano wszystkie
unie robotnicze ma Zachodzie,
azeby przyEaczy}y sic do zwiaz-
ku centralnego; kompanie ko-
lei Rock Island zganiono "a
.je; zachowanie sic W obec tele-
grafst6w, i potepiono fundusz
Hirscha i tych, kt6rzy z niego
korzystaja (kolonizacya ~
dow. R6wniez jednog}oSnie
powzieto rezolucya polecajaca
}asce gubernatora Fifera chi
cagoskich anarchist6w Neebe,
Schwab i Fielden. Plan socy-
alist6w odrzucono 1913 g}osami
przeciw 81, a nakoniec jeszcze
przyjeto rezolucye polecajace
udzielenie kobietom prawo
g}osowania i ograniczajace
immigracya Chi6czyk6w.
Nieszczescia kOlejOwe.
CINCINNATI, II grudnia. =
z prywatuych zr6de} nadcho-
dzi wiadomo;t o nieszczesciu,
kt6re sic wydarzy}o W roblizu
Mckinney, okolo y mil ma
po}uduie cd junction City,
przez zetkniecie sic pociqgu
kolejowego osobowego z po-
ciagiem frachtowym. Kilka
os6b zostalo pokaleczonych:
Mkt ME zosta} zabity.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Is gr.
Z Alexandria, Mimi, dono-
sza: DIS rano ma kolei Great
Northern wydarzylo sic wiel-
kie nieszczescie. ko}o stacyi
Nelson. Osm os6b zosta}o "a
bitych, a piet ciezko pokale,
czonych. = W piatek ko1o
Nelson zetkne}y sic diva pocia
gi i kilka wagon6w zosta}o
zgruchotanych. Przez diva dni
uprzatano gruzy pociag po'
mocniczy, kt6ry tenn sic zajmo-
wal, przygotowywa} sic do
wyjazdu ma wsch6d. Ma glow.
uym torze sta}a kabuza i kilka
wagon6w. Tymczasem zblizaf
sic pociag frachtowy boku.
Orzyma} by} polecenie pfzej-
scia W owen miejscu ma tor
boczny: u zwrotnicy tez kon-
duktor lokomotywy pare wy
pusci1 za}ozyl hamulce. Ale
pociag sic ME zatrzyma}: W
owen miejscu kolej bardzo
jest pochy}a i szybkost pociagu
wcale sic ME zmniejszy1a. Kon-
duktor lokomotYwy i hamul-
carze widzac, re zetkniecie jest
nieuchronne, zeskoczyli, pociag
wpad1 ma kabuze i jeden z
wagon6w, rozbi} je natych-
Mast W mich powstal pozar.
w kabuzie bylo- w}asnie IA
os6b; jeden ze znajdujacych sic
tam zeskoczy}, pieciu zosta3o
pokaleczonych, trzech sic spa
lilo, a czterech zosta}o zabitych.
Nazwiska zabitych So: Nels
o. Doken, Christ Martenson;
Ole Martenson, John Eng
strand, John Akerson, siostrze-
nice Engstranda, Con. Brum,
mer jakis nieznajomy.
POzary.
New YORK, 17go grudnia.
w spichrzu mr.. l magazynow
Davida s. Abbotta W Broo-
klynie wybuch} dis pozar.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-19

ktorego poznleJ ME mozna oyao
znalez6, zosta} zabity. = Szko'
da zrzadzona przez pozar wy.
nosi okolo $35O,000.
CINCINNATI, II grudnia. =
DIS rano o godz. pol do trze
ciej wybuchf pozar W tylnym
domu warsztat6w cincinnati
Lead Pipe 81 Sheet Works"
pod nrami 20 i 81 przy 9 ulicy
i MIN 60 zdo}ano ugasit, zrza'
dzi} szkode ma przesz}o $50
tysiecy dol.
Eksplozya kotfa.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Is gr.
We Fort White, Fla, W sobo-
to pekl kocie} W fabryce ba-
we}ny nalezscej do J6z' H.
Lee. Negr Frank Smith zosta1
zabity, a w}asciciel fabryki i
szesciu Negr6w pokaleczonych.
Budynek re wszystkiem, co W
MIN bylo, rozburzony.
Cenne konie.
TORONTO, ONT, Is grudnia.
q Windsor, Ont, donosza, re
przechodzi1 tamtedy pociag
specyalny z}ozony wagonow
pa}acowych, kt6ry wi6z} konie
wartosci pol miliona dolar6w
z Chicago ma aukcya nowoyor-
ska. Pomiedzy ko1mi znaj-
dowa}y sic znane: stambuf,
Criket, Alma Mater Nancy
Lee.
Wyscigi ma morzu.
NEW YORK, IS grudnia. =
Parowiec City of Paris W So
bote popo}udniu 0 godz. 2 wy
ruszy} W podr6z r6wnoczesnle
parowcem Etruria linii Gu
nard. Oba parowce wloza po-
dr6anych, kt6rzy spodziewaja
sic swieta Bozego Narodze-
MIA spedzi6 W Europie. Bsda
to wyscigi parowc6w clekawe,
gdyz kazdy z mich bsdzie sic
stara} przybyt wczesniej do ce-
lu podr6zy, a obydwa SO zna-
ne re swej szybkosci.
Katolicki kosciof dla Negr0w.
ST. PAUL, MINI, 18 grudn.
Arcybiskup Ireland poswiecl
dis rano posr6d odpowiednich
ceremonij nowy koSci6} pod
wezwaniem sw. Piotra, pre-
znaczony dla uzytku wyfaczne-
go Negr6w. Kosci6s ten jest
pieknym budynkiem, kt6ry
wybudowano kosztem $4,000.
Pred pieciu laty za}ozona 20
sta}a parafa Negr6w i liczy}a
wtedy tylko siedmiu cz}onk6*.
Teraz nalezy do niei kilkaset
Negr6w. Arcybiskup W mo-
VIE swej wystepowa} ostro
przeciw wszystkim, k Orgy
sprzeciwiaja sic r6wnoupraw-
nieniu Negr6w W tym kraju.
Kosci6 katolicki ME robi r6z'
nicy pomiedzy swoimi cz}on-
kami ze wzgledu ma rase lub
barwe sk6ry. W uroczystosci
wzie}o udzia} wiele os6b, tax
Bia1ych, jak CzarnEch.'
Blaine.
WASHINGTON, 1S grudnla.-
Jamesa G.. Blaine'a godziny ma
kaady spos6b SO juz policzone.
Doktorowie Johnston Hyatt
jednakowoz oswiadczyli dzisiaj
O godz. II W nocy, re ME um
RE on W ciagu nastepnych "a
godzin.
Process O Otrucie.
P1rTsBURe, PA, Is grudn.
Wczoraj rano odbylo sic pre-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-19
Process O Otrucie.

P1rrsBURe, PA, IS grudn.
Wczoraj rano odby}o sic pre-
s}uchanie Beatty'ego, oskarzo-
nego o to, jakoby otruf kilku
robotnikow ME nalezacych do
uni, W porozumieniu z kucha-
rem Patrickiem Gallagherem,
kt6ry z}ozy} by1 zeznanie. Gal
laghera ME by}o przy przes1u-
chaniu.
]. M. Davidson, by}y ku-
charz W Homestead, zeznal, 20
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POzary.

New YORK, 17go grudnia.
w spichrzu mr.. l magazynow
Davida s. Abbotta W Broo-
klynie wybuchl dis pozar.
Magazyny zape}nione by1y ba,
welna i innymi towarami 1atwo
zapalnymi i pomimo usilnej
piracy strazak6w pozar szybko
sic rozszerzy}. Przez zapadnie-
Gle sic jednej ze scian, ktorej
gruzy zasypa}y kilkunastu
strazak6w w}asnie tam sic znaj-
dujscych, kilku zostalo polka
leczonych, a miedzy mimi Hugh
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-19
Blaine.

WAsH1NeroN, 1S grudnia.-
Jamesa G.. Blaine'a godziny ma
kaady spos6b SO juz policzone.
Doktorowie Johnston i Hyatt
iednakowoz oswiadczyli dzisiaj
o godz. IL W nocy, re ME um
re on W ciagu nastepnych "a
godzin.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-22

Roy. Judah Dana, rector Of Grace Episco-
pal church. del at his rosila.ae in Yves t
Hu.land Thurslay afternoon o. paralysis.
The deceased was born in Ponret, Vt,
Sept. ~, 1911 lie was n son OF I,aao
Dana and great grandson Of Israel Put
nam Of revolutionary lame lie was Il
graduate Of Dartmouth college in the class
OF '4j. Af,.r leaving college he com
menccI io4cLlng school, in which vocation
Le continued until 1891, when he was or
Ipiuei AMI made rector of Grace church on
suggestion OF tie bishop lie was then over
70 Year Old lie WIS married in 1871 to
Marcia II. Wells OF Hoyt!and, w., and to
them there vera born three children, OF
whom only one survives, a soa, Edward
Duus.
Mr. Josiah W. Hubbard, for more than
70 years prominent member OF the Boston
bar died at Springfield, his Vermont home
the 10TH inst. lie sraGulted from the Hur-
ward law school m ISIS aud studied in the
uhicsa OF the late Gov Metcalf of Newport,
y. H., and Hon. o. +. Chandler OF Wood
stock. In his long practice in boston, which
began in company with Judge Isaac Story
in 1880, lie hai CHARGE Of many important
ceses. In 1915 Ls married Mary r., duugh-
ter OF tho late Ezra Batchelor Of North
BrookGe.d, vino, with son and daughter,
survive nina.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-22
Albert e. Jones.

Mutton, hind quarters is 5000. noind, 'orc7ror
ies, ~ cents a r"anN mnu1I clopA - cents
smh chops, p cout'. S1e, best cuts IVES.
Prn. for potter EOJse Quptel at -
cents pound: siro'n a Is cont'; round A. r. tot cen
POUND; roast, p TO 2lconts poun! Vermont ber' 4.
quoted MT l2, 20 cents pound. Hams su1lr curei
ero s. cents pound; brcatfsa. bacon is ~ ~ T.
cen'@ california hams Il 20 ~ cents poGnl; gu15ai
t.o'lde-s, 10 cents. Tr.De, 10 20 1'5 i'k-
cd pigs f3et, ~ cents prllai lam1s' 'ongles ID
cents per pound Corn boot Ia 70 t2le cents. PORK
roast is II To y cents uounl steak ID cents sa.
u0rt is 10 celts pound lard Is cents
r1pst veal is - 30 ~ cents; veai steak, 49, an cents
blood sausage - cents noHnt Boston sau'tts 81 rt
German bologna sausage, 10 to Is cents; Albany
seusaEe ID cents healcnaesa, IS cent? Turkevl
@ 70 - cents Fowls. IL 20 ~ cunts. Spring chic;
% per pouni Lard "a 20 h cents per pouud
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WINDHAM COUNTY.

A home FOR aged and iniirm women is
proposed at Brattleboro.
The Halifax Agricultural society will
hold their annual fair at Halifax, October A..
There were five deaths and II births in
Fellows Falls in August against seven deaths
and births in July.
Charles knight OF Brattleboro had one
torn Off and ono nip broken off by the
kick of horse few days since.
The annual parade and inspection of the
Fellows Falls fire department will occur
October !, with a grand ball in the evening
The Estey Orgen company OF Brattleboro
was this week placing in the New England
Conservatory Of Music, Boston, tho first
instalment of their new students practice
organs
n. S. Brockway of bellows Falls won the
club medal for the best 30 shots at the meet
ing of the National Rifle Club at South
Vernon September + and also made the
rhortest string, which counts one on the
bar Of silver prize,
a numsor of changes are being made
about the Fail Mountain Paper company :
mills at Bellows TaLs. lac carpenter and
machine shops are being moved into the old
Vermont Farm Machine company's build
ing, aud the electric light station will be
moved into the building formerly occupied
by the carpenter shou.
J. E. Worden Of Dummerston lad a mar
row escape from being seriously IN jurad and
perhaps killed while De wa, after wood on q
side hill. lie was stq~las for home when
his load tipped over aud horse ami wagon
rolled down the hill. Sir. Wordeo Jumped
and barely Escaped The Is5t. lie is an elder
/ ly 5tiou 9l,1 fha ipr 1l.-i him mn for a few
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RUTLAND COUNTY.

| 1t is reported tnat tho Vermont Marble
(npany is to shut down one Of its large
| lis at West Rutland
The house Of y. K. Horton ct Clarendon,
which was located the postohice, was
rned September II. Insured for $50.
man named Cutler, employed On the
1opAons line Tell from a pole ut Centre
-land FIR day and broke one of his ankles.
hese patents are announced to Albert
|ndon and Louis Nartel of Eutland, FOR a
= handle; Crayton a. Woodbury. Of
tland, for seessw.
he annual parade and inspection OF the
t.and lre department viii be held We'd
day afternoon, September -. Tie
rade will be through the principal streets
will be followed oy the usual races and
tests.
Rutland is threatened with Gu epidemic
dlphthtr.n. Several cases are reported,
i one house on State has been placed in
arentine by the health officer The doe
report several deaths from the disease,
active measures are being to prevent its
cad
Patrick Lyons, about 2S years old was
ucN ~ q freight train in Proctor while
king ON tue track Thursday night OF
,day morning and his right leg was
oxen and his loft thigh bone fractured.
may also have sustained internal IN
les.
The Rutland y. NJ. c. A. course consists
five entertainments, commencing October
with lecture by Rev. r. Dewitt Tai
Ige. The other numbers Of the pro-
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GRANGE COUNTY.
WEST RANDOLPH.


Mrs. Charles Thurston is visiting her son
| Boston. Miss Mary Tewksbury returned
Smith college Thursday. "A. d. Lamson
id family returned to Philadelphia Wed
,sday. Elijah Huntington had one hand
lite badly hurt Thursday morning while
pupling cars. Thomas Carrigan Is quite
ck Miss Alice Hobart is visiting relatives
Windsor for few days.
Rev. j. J. Lewis will give his illustrated
cture. Living Naples, Dead Pompeii,
eepess Vesuvius, here next Thursday
|enlng. Pearl Bean of Lynn, Mass, is
sitting in town. The Green Mountain
ook Farm shipped a car OF choice horses
New " rli last week. About 30 left on
@ special train Sunday for Washington,
C.-Maud Lombard started for Mount
yoke seminary Saturday. B. +. Chad
lick has sold his candy and tobacco store
T. ButterGeld. Mrs. Mary Chandler of
minneapolis was the guest of A. b. Chandler
the Mari Castle over sunday
RANDOLPH.
W. J. Blodsett has sold his farm, stock
Pd produce to Mr.. Logan aud given pos
ion. Mrs. IDOL Case of Boston is at her
'ter's, Mrs. c. Smith. Several from this
WIN played with the Brookfield band at
e Mortified fair. Meetings are still con-
nued every Sunday in district l4.-John
biierts, ir. and wife Of Brooklyn, y. y,
ere here recently. He is the owner OF the
syside farm. Potatoes are roting badly;
I'm is good and is mostly cut
WlLLlAMSTO OWN.
Albert Roberts sold his household goods
d farming tools at auction last Saturday
Mrs Thomai Poland was visited Satur-
~ by her brother, Mr.. Charles Bruce Of
orrsyille. Mr.. and Mrs. Landpher OF
prdwick are visiting bis sister, Mrs. Ed
ard Smith. Mrs Il. f. Reynolds return
Friday after an absence of nearly Gig ut
feks with her parents in Landgrove 49,
'ank LatErop goes on crutches, as the re-
It OF u severe cut in his foot. DR.. Wat
% has graded fine tennis court in the
ar OF his Office. Two more lively run
hays last week. John Warmers bit
oke at the depot aud MS horse ran, but
Ultimately kept the road and Mr.. W aruer,
40 was IN the wagon, escap ped unhurt.
Burge Robinson left MS horses while he
hnt into the postofice and they ran
WIN Main street and brought up
sinst a tree, stunning one horse
inewhat and wrecking the cart
-bert IlatJ's daughter Is quite III. Mrs.
my in the Pratt district has been criti-
Y i'll for 10 days past.-Mss McAllister
Marshfield is teaching on South Hill and
SIS Wilcox Of Cambridge in the Pratt dis
ct Miss Olive Farnham is teaching in
rim and Miss Emma Adams, who gradu-
a last June from Randolph Normal
oo, is now employed in the graded
400 At Larre. Rev. II. A. Webster is in
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STOCKBRlDGE.

There was a slight frost in some localities
last friday morning. -Georse Barnard and
wife Of Lincoln visited il town last week -
William 4iartoli, who was in Boston recent
ly, sold his last blocks and has Lean earring
them durin,; tho past week. Airs. Balz,l
Bird is at work for Mra. c. H. Noble o.
Bethel LymPus. There is to he a sugar
party OF the common, Wednesday evening,
Sept. 2sth. the sugar is Donated by y. b..
Grant, and the proceeds Of the party is to
help pay for preaching. Mr.. and Mr..
Fred Packard were at tha.r fathers La.
week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-22
Chicago Grain and Produce Market

VTTI-7NTI7i 7'upI 81
rfo'eadins futures closed follows.
WY tT.--No. Sept I2'a Oct. 73ba Deem
coRN No. September, 45-a October 4a; Nay.
4gf,s.
oArs-No. ? September, 80 October, s2slas.7e
N.s1 'ohk-Per barre'-octoaer $,aI;la, Jan,
iARD-Psr 100 pounds--oct her, s,55; January
$3.50.
.sFoRT Rns.-per 100 pounds-sspt. s7.62l4.; oct,
$50; Jan. 5000
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-22
Jones Brothers.

Peaches 70 to 81 cents dozen. Apricos Ii cents per
DOZEN Plur7, TGi cents peck Wntermeons from 80
to 80 cents each Mutkmeons from jto % each.
Bananas SOTO n cents DOZEN. Oranges are 0Gl cents
dozen Res. quality dates 10 cents a
pound. Smyrna figs - cents pound. No,sins lemons
~ to ~ cents dozen. EvaDoratei peacheA q eta
hound. Evaporsei apricots, Il to - pound;
Rastns IN to > cents pound. Pe1nuts lurauts
qunr,; English wanuts % cents per pound. Nuts. all
kinds, assorted. % cents pound. Honey. Is - IS
cents yer POUND Glover honey, BIO 10 per pound.
Concord Cranes, to 10 cents pound; Delawsres,
= q can "a "a
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-22

Dolan Brothers.

St. Louis nour $3.50 g. ~ barret MlchIga, s5 Is;
SPRING patents and Minnesota patents arc s.. Ii
barrel iiuckwheat is va tof cents pound. Rye
cents pound; maple syrup, 20 to &c gallon. Grsnu
lated sugar Is q Conts pound, coffee cts light
brown. llta5 cts. loaf and pulver ized, 71s cent,
White clover honey il IL cents Il pound celery
and cents bunch cucumbers. cents
each; carrots cents bunch; beet, cents Il
bunch; squash, cents pound; tomatoes, cents a
pounl corn. /! cents dozen; cabbage cents
pounds new potatoes sO cents to 81 bushe sweet po
iHtues cents pound.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-22
WAS}llNGT0N COUNTY.
Joseph Chase OF West BERLIN fall from Il
load Of corn fodder and broke three ribs.
nLt-.h-- = II


Wilder Gibson. aged %, oIe1 on Nednes-
day, ana on ihu's'"y the Uouy was taken
TO ST. Adams Tor burial.
party OF young democrats, win torches
and transparonces Went from tIIs CITY on
NedueSdaY tho -7th 10 ASSIST IN sere1ol lnS
the democra.ic town representatives, elect at
Rchmond
Rev. II. +. E'yno'ds PRESIDENT, aad Rev.
l.. e. tnylcr secretary OF the Vermont
| Holiness aa.ocI1t''n n .,hFIsl on thursday
for South Law eac', -ia'.-, where thoy be-
gan III series o. mcstugs on saturday TO
continue untl the -l,-'
Inc citizens OF AonineHer are TO present
the name OF Rev, c. W. Gallagher 10. chap
lam OF Inc House curing iHs coming session.
of the Legislature.
Tie last two victims at the Polio Court
for intaxication We're Frol \apier and
William ANDERSON and each We're assessed
STOOL by Justice smile.
ltev. q. W. Gallagher started on Friday
| for Orange, y. j., and intends to visit
! Washington, d. {.
The Ladies Library Guild lecture course
is to open on October -, with the IaVary-
Del-Fuente Concert company, followed by
Prof.. .. W. ChureAHI on NovemD'r /; I".
! L. >. Henson lectures on 'f oois -N'Nen-
her 10, Rev. Or. CoI'yer lecture, IRON
anvil to pulpit, bacember &; Lotus GIee
club, January 10; Leland I. Powers ON Fob
ruary il.
An extra train on Saturday evening GER
ried a party 10 Leaesboro to attend In- 70
cepuon aud dance in Edwin Lane s. He"
mil, given In honor oI his election as town
representative Of Marshiisid.
About dozen couples of young people
from this city at.erded a social dance given
by FRANK french, Oh Boston, on saturday
evening al i"e l'Vlhoh'
l,a' a. t US I'm ,5
,'ro ~, ,,,,,-0i f,'r tt,, l..,i-,, 80
t>, $50
oi - L.'.''s ,st.,aii,',ta,
es,,,,.4,I, a,'a,,t,,. g., ,,,a !orar+i,,, f Ht,..I
o.j ,l,,, ir1utn Ia,
t,ra-t''ra Aio,, 5eo ,a.,,t, ,r'r,
~ E,,. f',,..;t,. ,!.en.i-,.,I,,,.
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WINDSOR COUNTY.

James IIortne's OF Springfield has been
granted n patent for n clutch.
A rattlosuake with six ratt'es was killed
on Tyler Putnam's place in Springfield re-
Gently
In the death OF Lyman Cady, which oc-
CURED last Tuesday, Reading has lost ils
oldest man, though there are two older
women, one o., the other a..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-22

Barber 81 TObey.

Dsiry butter Is &C 7ents pouud Creamery but
ter 80 Ccnts Cheesi % to 10 cts a pound. Egxs
- cents adozen. Fancy chooses follows; Pins
npple cheese, d5NS"F each according to size; Roqu.
tdnn sl0o each Nenfchatel cents a package; Chel
dar cheese slO piece; Dutch cheese 10 cents pound
MIX, cents quart. Pure Jersey cream u
cents quart. Swiss cheese. 4OcantS Paragon cheese
Sl.JU per lar
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-22

At Caswolp5 mills in Holland, Il most
ockins accident occurred Ivy which Willis
orth was killed instantly. Mr.. Worth
Is running saw, when piece Of board
", passing through his body in the region
his heart.