Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-29

John Chadwick, and of the highest social
ominence-lmportan clues in the
Chaput murder case at Lowell Mass,
have been discovered-A man from
Boston was arrested at Manchester, n. H.,
for passing counterfeit money-The
school census of Quincy, Mass, shows
that there are 1920 school children in that
city-lt is not certain that Rev. Samuel
Hart, d d., Of Hartford, will accept the
Vermont ishopric-There are 20 candi-
Hates for admission to the freshman class
Of Bowdoin college, Brunswick, Me-, next
fall-More than 400 men, including Vice
Admiral Sir George Tyron, were drow'
by the sinking of the Bril-
warship Victoria rs the
Of a collision off Tripoli, :.
The Biddeford (Me) strike is off The
breaking of an engine at Haverhill, Mass,
has thrown 2O00 persons out of werk-A
new indictment was found against Thomas
a Brown Of Boston, charging him with
the murder of his mother
sunday, June %.
Russian warships left York for
Boston McGowans tan Med
ford, Mass, was burned Prince OF
Wales cutter won the royal Mersey
regatta--In the wrestling match at
Lynn, Mass, lctwecn William Clements
and Fred Hendricks, catch-as-c atch-can,
the latter won with two consecutive
throws. The prize was a gold watch
John OConnor, quarryman employed
at Norcross Bros quarries at Milford,
Mass, was fatally injured by a stone or
timber thrown by fellow employe into
the pit in which he was workng-Dr
'raVes mas been refused writ OF habeas
corpus ana VIII nave to remain in prison
unul his trial takes place--James Low
Ell OF Lawrence, Mass, while attempting
To boaru Il tram Tor Boston, fell under the
Whetis' ana ms Iett leg was cut OIL below
the knee u Is expected that his injuries
Will prove iatal--Several men were in
Jnrcd 10y bomb explosion at Coney Island
The tampania made the unparalleled
record OF DIS knots for nautical day
! he saloon building occupied by 1heo'
dore Gerdinam at leipsic, O., took fire
he iianes spread, and SIX OF the best
business places were destroyed. Total loss
about 5oo0N)--Ihe Gloucester Mass
schooner Lewis II. TILES Is held at North
sidney T. h.' Tor alleged violation OF the
1913 treaty Charles hmmons escaped
from the northampton (Mass) insane
asylum ana was captured at his home IN
springfield The VIKING snip has started
Tor chicago.
Monday, june &c.
Amos +, Morse of Boston shot DIR II w.
s War,lwell Of Roslindale Mass dead
Saturday through ieelousv Morse is he
liavad tn i've ;neone1- I,lif Eaos was n,,sbod
from, a r.nidlv noorinr, electric an IRA.
mont str.at Boston raetardav and enc.
tnired uossib,v fat.I iniuri.s Tho con.
ductor of the cur WAS nlaced under arrest
publisher King of Boston has been
sued for $l0,ON tor an alleged assault on
New ork photographer-P
Cleveland accepts an invitation to attend
ths iillams College centennial oelebra-
tlon--A tram ON the Maine Central
maze 40 70 miles IN 80 mlnutes-Horace
sawyer died While bathing in pond near
ildVerhllI, Mass - Tbs Harvard y ale
varsity race IS TO De roWed down stream
lhe start 10 DC AT lu1o FRIDAY morning
capt flt| j. Babson dled at Mlddlelield
Mass yesterday -lhefe was el3,UO,
IRE III l>Hlh (Ne.} shlpyard-Chlcago
sbo,W" Derby was won by Boundless-
Al h"pklhtun, Mass, GEORGE h" Brown
driver OF cracker wagon was thrown to
the ground, receiving fatal injuries
fdrheIltc leaders nave appealed TO the
IfI~h peopI' III America sport was as
quallhed alter winning a stake at Sleeps
head Lay Bicyclist zimmerman Is dis
guN'ed with his treatment III England -
Inc American Inc steamer chester
which left her dock, bound for South
aihP'oh' crashed ihto NUMBER OF Goa
oarSeS on ho''Ioe I>lauu me CheS'ei
e'"I"ru W he' uocN' ana s'ileu yes0er
uay Win nef paSSenger.'
Tuesday, June 81.
The Queen City Bank of Buffalo. n. Y
has failed-Thr Bank of New ENGLAND
MINNEAPOLIS Mimi. has closed it's door,
The Sehrt mill and elevator at Boon
willie. Mo WAS DESTROYED by Gre--Grov
inc Grain in the. Dnkofas wilted nv the hot
SIM and hioh wiuds-The eiphtietb an
uiyersarv of Henry Ward Beecher's birth
day was celebrated in BrooliIvn-Con
pressional onpronriations are still anvil.
able for tho. Worlds fair. notwithstanding
,h. SUNDAY oneninp decision-The con.
dition of the Immigration Question viii
necessitate n new treaty between tb,
Irnited Statos and China-Aftera oreo-
railroad G0ht communication nv rail h.