Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-23
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Tuesday, Nov. IL.

caused loss Of about $50, O00-Three
hundred persons were drowned by floods in
Oua, Japan--James Slatiery of Canton,
Mas. escaped from the Dcdhnm (Mass)
jail-Bost ons water supply has held It's
own since the last rains-The Church OF
No!re Dame dc Lourdes at Fall River
Mass, was burned-1'wo French Jockeys
were killed during race on the Auteuil
track-A masked burglar robbed Mrs
Monks Of Fishliiil, y. y, Of about $1,000
-ttquistion paDecs have BEEN granted
to bring William MARROW, an escaped con-
NiCt, back to Massachusetts, ---The c9ndi-
ton of the five patients at Boston's small
poX hospital is pretty omfortabls-Gov-
trnor Mckinley OF Ohio has accepted the
invitation of the Home Market club of
Boston to speak Mt it's dinner Nov. Ell
Members of she brazilian legation have no
adyices that President PeiXuto has revived
marta! law; Melo is supposed to
have started the revolution on hs
owa account-Mr. Gladstone cln-
sidcrs that the government should
cndelvOr to make peace between
mine owners and strikers There are
about 20 cases Of yellow fever at Bruins
wick, Ga-Memorial services were held
in Madison Square Concert hall in honor
of Edwin Bcoth-A fire at Memphis
caused 100000 loss Four persons wer1
Killed and several injured.
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The Miami glass works At Peru, Ind,
fave started up--The French chamber
gf deputies open4d-The steamer Alaska
returned to New York with a fractured
crank pin - Receivers have been ap.
pointed for the Thurher- Whyland COM
pany of New York--The number of i'm
migrants landed at Ellis island during
-, 81 va" ". n''.1,- iN Mno't co"S'e!,a-
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f,aIt. No. we N'''eu All" one
c'','a M1,,l'.,f'' i! uEn. over possession
a mn -, '"'t'' ''o'i' y con
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.u1- Van 1.i,, i-' 'i''n oi NeWt'n-
I'-''' $500 '"','' '"j1 '!'9 ia "l-
f,..''- - we t'''t "''"E Nhl1u
y. " rum "oH'uu p'eaueo Gu'Ity at
..,','.' L. ~ +" ii'"'uer ior "hlch her
oilli r,, H"S."'u i serving NE sentence
ne McN'nIeY p?o'n Is TO be startedthis
evN ~ '',e cHrc"'''e committee OF TIE
i''loH"I heP'ols'n committee - The
american Us llai'y insurance and Security
or calling st. Louis man au embaZz,er
,,,,,,.,;,.. I,i- t.t % i'o"lH MUSEUM
tali,vl unity and the part PLAYED hy Hun
[arans--,'. H. Whipple, receiver for the
Mutual One Year Benefit order. states
hat that order secured $j0, 0CO from the
,,f, ,.,,.,' va .o' gu req uiSi'lols--
Iacid'J 't ,"on VI lT.ns;n'syNe iep"oAclns
)arty : candidate for mayer of Boston---
Warden Bridges management of the
Massachusetts, stare PRISON is Thoroughly
us;a.ned by the prison commissioners
ind Boston police ollicia,a--NaDe ro!..
lcans ar aready discussing e.
speaker heed'5 chances of receiving
he Republican nomination for posi-
eht III ls'1-The recent fire NAV
aN'en the removal OF >he Bath
Ne IRON works to New London, Conn-
Napoleon Eaicom was arrested for hcrs.
teal!nE at Hudson, Mass-ia, rick Muir
ay OF Dover, \, H., is strangely missing