Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-03-30


The effects of the administration of ether
The president announces that he will APP
point no "demagogic politician" to be com
missioner of pensions-The Now York
Associated Press is suing the Western As
ISOLATED Press for $500, 0o0-r-Sevsral mil |
lion dollars were wrongfu1ly paid out by |
the pension bureau because an important
ruling remained npromulg gated Score
tary Carlisle states that it has been decided |
to send II delegation TO the international |
conference in May--Chicago |
carpenters will probably strike April /. |
Two hremen were killed in Denver, Colo. |
The training ship Enterprise is ready for
sea-Cleveland says he is opposed to nep-
Otism-The DreXels are again back of the |
Reading road--A part Of the Boston city |
hall cellar has caved in-Cloister won tie
grand stecplechase at Liverpool, Eng.
Cholera was discovered on Spanish
steamer at Malsga--A mountain ridge
in Columbia sunk under volcanic action.
Three new planets were discovered by
the aid of photography verdict Of
Sl42j was rendered against tho Boston and
Maine railroad--The Massachusetts ma
val brigade is making elaborate prepare
tions for attending the naval revisw-Ths
Fail River Bar association committee Is to
report tonight on the charges against
Judge Blaisdell--John p. Moran wrote
an open letter to Hon. Patrick Mcguire
calling for use of Australian system
in the Boston Democratic caucuses
Meetings of Carriage Manufacturer asso-
citation and Carriage and Wagon Makers
union were held. The former resolved to
refuse the demand of the latter. The latter
are determined to insist on an increase
Mississippi's loss by the late cyclone will
reach Sl,O0o,O0O.
sunday, March %.
Citizens of North Haven, Me, with saws
and axes and tho aid of the steamer State
of Maine. raised an S0-dav ice blockade.
Charles Frost, 10 years old elevator boy
in the Home Bank block, Brockton, Mass,
died as the result Of an elevator accident.
Thomas Nelson, eX-mayor of Cape
Charles, Va, was convicted of embez2le.
ment and sentenced to two years in the
itentary-Dnniel S. Beal the 49,
ycarold son Of William Beal of Greene,
Ne. was accidentally shot and killed
by a young friend, Emil Gazette.
Clarence Deming OF New Haven en-
phaticaly denies the rumor that he
is to succeed J. S Seymour as in
surance commissioner of Connecticut
+. a. Mason of Bridgeport Conn, died
manded the Thirteenth regiment of Brook
lyn at the tine of the Orange riots.
Rev = b. Blunt, rector of the Mission
of the Good Shepherd, Barre, Vt, has re-
ceived call from St. Mays society Of
Mortified, Vt, and will probably accept.
George |. Scney is reported to be ill with
heart troub e--The Merrimac river is
clear of ice from Lawrence so the sea.
Bacon q Che~tdine. iron dealers of Cin-
cinnati, have assiRned-A boilermakers'
union was formed in Worcester, Mass,
with Al charter mem bers-At Stockton,
Eng. one OF the Rivet company (limited)
thread mills was destroyed by iire-By q
rear end collision at Lawrence, y. j., sew
eral passengers were more or less seriously
injured Memphis will have a cotton eX.
hbit at Chicago. About 1850 samples Of
cotton viii be placed on exhibition.
Sylvois llolbrook, "A switchman on the
Boston and Maine railroad, was killed in
the freight ward at rmed
Indians are rapidly gathering near Ant
lers ChocJuw Nation, and it is doubtful
if Il conflict can he ayoided--Rev. y. b.
Thompson, pastor of the South Congrega-
tiouai church, Brockton, Mass, has ten
dered his res guatiUn.
Monday. March 21.
st. Martin volcano is again active after
p century uuiet-The cruiser New York
proved TO DE the fastest armored ship
afoat -- The New Orleans street car
strike is declared off-1he mystery as to
the cause Of the death OF Frank f. Briggs
OF Brandon, Vt, is still unsolved-There
are rumors Of Doodle in regard to liquor
licenses at New Bedford, Mass-Rch-
ard Haley fears he may have
to hang for killing Thomas O'Brien
! AT West Stock bridge, Mass. - Be
! tween $4,000 and $4,000 was subscribed
| for the home rule cause at a mass meeting
/ in New Nork-Coustructor HIGH born
recommends the sheathing OF all large
naval vessrls-lnspcctors of customs
| will probably he appointed at Woods Holl
! and Tarpaulin Cove--Carriage and
wagon workers Of Boston and vicinity be-
lieve they will secure victory in their
fight for II nine-hour day. a strike begun
Saturday has become general-Spaini is tc
make 4 formal rift to the United States
OF the reproduced caravel Santa Maria.
Tuesday, March IS.
Three western railroads are fighting the
! telegraphcrs' urganiZation-A DARN .
bank robbery occurred in broad daylight
at Coney, llan.-rherc was run on
three Nashville banks. One assigned and
another speudcd-The trial OF DR.. Blu
chanun for the murder of his second
wife was begun in New York
The motion TO censure the Irish eXecu
tive was defeated in the commons by A.
votes-Ihe Count of Paris appeals
to mouarchsts to save France
Negroes killed two white caps at Fort
| Valley, Ga, during an attack on theil
quarters by the latter-The sausage tac
tory of Edward b. Galloway a. Son, Law
renee Mass, was burnt out. Loss $500
insured for S6UO--leaac f. Hare, ar
raigned at Worcester, Mass, for passing
bogus checks, was discharged and immedi
atcly rearrested ohm +. Browuell,
well known New Bedford Mass stable
keeper, had Il shock OF paralysis and short
" afterward died Oswald Ottendorfer
proprietor OF the New York Stats lei
tung, who has been sick for tw,
weeks, is not expected to live-Rev. II
a. Gilman OF the Southport Comm NJ
T.. church announced his resignation. NJ
reason was assigned for his action-Mrs
Anna +. Richards of Dover, y. H., has
been appointed matron of the New
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