Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-29
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Wednesday, june FL.


The cashier of the first National bank of |
Ellsworth, Me-, is n defaulter-Cornell |
won the Cornell Columbia freshman race
by ten lengths-Great forest fires are
raging near Berlin-A hot wave is hover
ing over Great Britain-Gilbert, the
dynamitcr, arrived in New York-Seri- |
Gus riots occurred in Berne over imported
laborers-The Massachusetts delegation
has returned from Ehicago-The post
Office at North Natick, Mass, was entered
Ivy burglars-F'rcnch duties on grain
have been suspended because of the
drought-The loss by the fires in the
Mesaba range, Mimi, is about 81, 500, 000--
W. +. Francis, a prominent coal dealer
of Pittsfcd, Mass, filed u voluntary petit
ton in insolvency, with Liabilities of $6,-
400; assets small - The Nathan Hale
statue by Sculptor Woods, presented to
the Wadsworth Athen@um, Hartford,
was unveiled without any ceremones--
The office of DR.. G. p. Whittle of Wey-
mouth, Mass, was entered by burglars,
but nothing was taken, although every
thing in the room was upside down and the
door smashed in The Magneso Calcite
Fircproof company Of Boston has made an
assignment for the benefit of its creditors
Herman opposition radicals and social
democrats have combined against govern
mcut parties-Thcre is n report that
Gladstone will substitute new financial
changes for the old ones in the home rule
bill-The report of the receiver of the
Friendly Aid society was filed at Boston,
showing liabilities of S3i6,00t and assets of
Sl9,O1O-The committee of investigation
on the Connecticut state prison recon-
mended the removal of Warden Chamber
lain
Thursday, juno 80.
A revo1utinnarv outbreak +. ronortad in
Barcelora - Siat, has anolorizea IA
France for the KILLING of French soldiprs
--Francis Spics vice consul of Hon
duras committed suicide i'm Nav Work
The 0rnund i ,,radualIv SINKING undar
the German citv Of Schncidemunhl--
The deputy westminster Of RUNNING
Water : II i stOO90 short in his nc'
oounts--Tbirtv. sites were offered
for The new. pbiladolnbi, mint a4
nrices RANGING from 81 TO sG1o o0o-~
me sailors nf fine Vil,iur shin arrested
in Rroollvn ON tine charoe Of intovicotior
were .charged-S,yeral negroes we're
killed in a ro,v at First prairie 'rnv -
The Ferris wheel ut the Worlds fair WAS
set i'm motion-A circus tent mt River
Falls, Wis, was struck by lightning
i-lEh1 persons were Nl,leu anu many m
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Friday, June %i.
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| mont trnons-A now, rrvolutiGnarv ,Lot
in San Dominpo was frustrated-Am.
bassador Ravard was prescnted ot the
Court of 81 .Tames-Cuntinuedd rorgbt
! in Holland has made drinking vvatar
| scarce--Derailad freipbt cars ,vreckal n
| warehousn nj East Iivernool o-Tba
schooner Mary pov,er of Ro,+on ,ros
lost off Cane IIatteras- Wrrtemburg
neasants ask a Grant for the nurcbsse If
| toreion fodder--Four stud.uts ,,nre
drowned at .IoIiette One. Inv the inset
ting of Il boat--It cost about OOo0 for
| the trim of the Massachusetts daloootion
! to the Wo!ja'. fair--The Lowell (Mass)
| police have few cews in the DR.. Chaput
murder elise Rev. Samuel Hart, d. d.,
of Hartford, was elected bishop Of
the Episcopal diocese of Vermont---The
managers of the Reading railroad have
decided to abandon the rehabilitation
! plan--The Molle Gibson and Smugglcr
/ mines may cln-n oNViuU a I he uonr ma Ent