Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-03-09

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Providence for bigamy-Ed Smith whip
ped Joe Goddard in IS rounds at New Or
of corruption are made
against the governor of Kansas and others
"A Shortage was discovered in cash
ierss department of the New York custom
rebels continue to be
uccessful-The Manitoba legislature
wants rohibtion--Senator Sherman
thinks money panic not likely-Denver
banks offer the United States treasury
100000 in gold-A combination of
Utah Touring interests is being formed
THE Lehgh Valley road has consented
to a reduction of it's rental to the Reading
The Bunker Hill and Sullivan silver
lead mines at Wardncr, Ida, have closed
down-By a collision in the English
Channel 10 lives are supposed TO have been
lost-A Dublin judge says that intimi-
dated Irish juries allow criminals to escape
The Washington legislature has passed
a law prohibiting the sale of cigaretts--
A million and a half of Englishmen petit
toned parliament to accept Americas pro-
posal for an arbitration treaty-Sarah
Bowen, a woman with many aliases, was
arrested by Boston police. Three trunks
of stolen property was recovered.
Sunday, March ..
An event, which marked an important
epoch in the history of Catholicity in
Salem, Mass. was the opening, for reG-
gious services, of the new St.James church
The grip is in New York and it is
thought that an epidemic of this disease
will spread itself throughout the city
An English syndicate of capitalists has
bought for about $500, 900 Shady Valley, a
tract of $4,000 acres of land in Tennessee
rich in iron and manganese-Patrick
Hennesscy of Rutland, VT, about 60 years
old, committed suicide by drinking paris
green--Georgia was visited by a cyclone,
the reports from which indicate great loss
of life and immense destruction of prop
erty. From all along the path of the
storm come reports of the loss of life, which
must run the list up to about 50-Oliver
johnson, colored aged II, is in curtody at
Columbus, O., for having killed Stanley
Holt, white, aged 5, with a Ratchet and
throwing the body in the river-George
A. Beane, one of the best known comedians
in America, is probably dying at Cincin-
natl. He was stricken with apopleXy--
Mrs. Cantwell of Laurel, Del, gave
birth to four boys. Mother and babies are
doing well--Signor Agazli, cashier OF
the Bank of Rome, was arrested for having
embezzled 100000 francs two years ago
The new Church of the Messiah of West
Newton and Avburndale, Mass, was
opened for worship with appropriate SER
vices-Two hundred houses were de-
stroyed and many damaged by the sinking
of the town Of Sandsgate, Eng in
Cendiarv is at worl; in Fall River No less
than eight fires have been set within three
days Arrests have been made on suspi-
cion--James O'Rourkc is to manage and
captain the Washington club-The in
auguration of Grover Cleveland was cele-
brated at Farmington Me-, by an inaug-
uraton ball-John Moriarty, aged 65
years, fell downstairs at Willimantic,
Conn, and was instantly killed, his neck
being broken
Monday, March q.
DR.. Frank &. Moore of Yale has accepted
the position of associate professor of Latin
at Dartmouth college. His home is in
Cleveland--Rev Henry r. Rose, formerly
of Portsmouth. prrachhd his initiatory SER
mon at Elm Street Universalist church
at Auburn, Me-EXPostmaster Gem
cral James is dangerously ill with pneu-
monia at New York-,John Booth and
Maurice Mccarthy two convicts at the
Massachusetts state prison, made II daring
but unsuccessful attempt to escape Satur-
dav afternoon. Robert Glendenning, a
well known Philadclp hia banker, died of
umonia-Cardinal Place is dead. lie
was archbishop of Remes, was born in
Paris Feb. II, lSl4--Sydney = Grant OF
Lyme, y. H., eX-reprcsentative to the New
Hampshire legislature is dead, aged nearly
71-Rev. Rufus Tilton of Derry \. H.,
for % years IA member of the New Hamp-
shire Methodist conference is dead, aged
81 years--IArmauus L.Welch of Water
vile, Conn, n manufacturer and an eX-
Democrat representative, is dead. He was
ca years Old
tuesday, March :.
The Sultan of Zanzibar is dead-sSena-
tor Morgan is i'll at Southampton, Eng
A switchmens strike is imminent on
the Michigan Central --Fifteen hundred
pensioners We're paid in Boston yesterday
a woman persisted in a snowstorm at
South Paterson, y. 1.-The reported ALI
ance between Brazil and Chilli against Ar
gentine is ridiculed-The offensive war
relics We're removed from the Lynn store
window in which they We're exhibited
The Boston relief funds for the Guilty
hunkcrs now amounts to nearly 81, OOO---
A big meeting was held in Faneuil hall
Boston, to protest against the ratification
OF the new Russian eXtraditOn treaty
William j. Doherty, a l5-year-old Charles
town hoy was arrested for burning the
building of the Eastman Car Heater com
pany last August-The coroner finds
that gross CarcleSsneSs on the part of the
abroad caused the grade crossing accident
at Lonsdale. X. l.-Secretary Gresham
rendered Josiah Quincy the Office of assist
ant secretary Of Statc--Secretary Carlisle
is likely to negotiate an issue of bonds i'm
mediately- Republicans in the national
senate held a caucus to decide matters OF
party policy-Sherman Hoar is thought
to be sure of the United States district
attoneyship at Boston-Toledo. Ann
Arbor and Northern Michigan engineers
and fremen demanded an increase of wAges
FIX President Harrison was welcomed
home by 1900 people--The vicar general
of the archdiocese of St Louis is dead
Chicago switchmen asked for more pay
The senate confirmed the cabinet nOmina-
tons sent in by President Clcveand-
About 100 men and boys in a New Bed
ford Mass mill struck work-The body
of Murderer Coy was brought to Washing
ton, Mass, for interment in the family lot
"A verdict for $4,000 was returned in