Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-07-13

Thanksgiving day has just been received
at New Bedford, Mass-Assocate Justice
Samuel Blatchford of the United States
supreme court at Newport, II. l.. is dead
"A tie-up of the Danbury and Nor
walk division of the Consolidated rail-
road is STANDARDIZATION Cleve-
land is somewhat better of his rheuma-
tism; there is no truth in the cancer story |
The sale of the Cherokee strip bonds has
been consummated-A man was found |
dead in shanty at East Boston--Yale's |
next freshman class will be larger than |
that of last year--The Campania failed |
to equal her former record in her last trip |
across--The Russian warships, recently |
ut Boston, have arrived in New York |
Nineteen prominent rebels were shot by |
order of the President of Nicaragua--G. |
l.. Kennedy won the final in the Diamond |
scull match at the Henley races on the |
Thames Charles II. Applebee of East |
Rochester, n. H., is missing. Applebee
was strictly temperate, and no trouble
ever occurred in the family-Joseph |
Dudley of Holyoke, Mass, was arrested
for shooting Frank Newcomb on the
evening of July 3. Newcomb is in a
critical condition - The Portsmouth
schooner Hattie Lewis from Calais, Me,
for Quincy, Mass, lumber laden, was
towed to Boothbay harbor full of water
The members of the Peoples Five
Year Benefit Order in Manchester, n H.,
have been gladdened by the receipt OF be-
tween $4,000 and $50, 900 from the receivers
At meeting of Mr.. Greenhalg e's
friends at Lowell, Mass, his name was
favorably mentioned for governor, the
lieutenant governorship and presidency of
the senate--Orson f. Bowen of Boston
has proved forger and mysteriously
disappeared-A brutal assault was made
on young woman in Boston, assailants
were held for the grand jury-Stallion
Nelson trotted an exhibition mile at Old
Orchard in lis l-4--Rioting in the streets
of Paris still continues lnfanta
has arrived at Madrid--The steamer
State of Texas is disabled off Mt, Desert,
Me.
Sunday, July ..
Ex-Minister Phelps has closed his argu-
ment before the Behring sea tribunal
The funeral of Associate Justice Batch
ford is to take place in New York city
tomorrow-The King of Denmark has
been made a free citizen of London-El
TELEGRAPH won the $4,000 Worlds fair
stakes Nearly 80 persons are said to
have persisted by the burning of steamer
Alfons on the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eX-
Z.
THE new Portuguese Catholic church,
Our Lady of Good Voyage, at Gloucester,
Mass, was opened for the first time
A serious accident occurred on the
Maine Central railroad at Maidstone.
A mixed train was run into from
behind by a special train, a passenger
car being lifted on top of the engine, where
it was burned. One lady, belonging in
GWldhall, VT, was injured. The damage
to the rolling stock will be several thou
sand dollars--lhe sudden death of
Charles Gildea in Boston causes suspicion
of foul play---Stanislas BZeZinski, a
Northampton Mass) Polander, ext his
throat from ear to ear and then tried TO
murder child.
Monday, July 10.
The body of James Mccarthy, a North
Attleboro (Mass) man, was found in
Writings pond Death was the result of
foul play--The ~. w Carpenters re-
ferred to in a letter found at Rome, n. y,
bearing on the Borden case, was former
employe of murdered Andrew Borden
No suspicion is attached to him The
assistant postmaster of Rutland, Vt, was
arrested on charge of obtaining money
under false Vr.tenses The cornor stone
of n colored peoples church was laid at
Providence, --Drowning accidents are
reported at Lawrence, Mass Middletown,
Conn, Bridgeport, Conn, Providence,
Waterbury, Conn, and Gardiner, Me
flames McMulhn, the oldest man
in kentucky, is dead. He was born
in Virginia in lT16--Iiiram Camp, eX-
president of the New Haven Clock com
pany, died at his home in Fair Haven,
! Conn.--Abr aham X. Allison, who was
/ ~ in ba iaA at
! jacksonville, Fla lie was 50 years old
Eight stores and 30 other buildings were
burned at Oroville, Cal; loss $50, 600
There was small Sunday attendance at
the Worlds fair-The State bank Of
! Shubert, Neb, has failed-A suit for
over 800, 600 has been brought by an at
! torney against the Choctaw nation
Mexican prisoners were killed while max
| ing a break for liberty-The Britannia
won with big lead over the Nalkyrie,
| Calluna and Iverna in the Royal Clyde re-
gatta-The English racing cutter Queen
| Nab reached New York almost a total
wreck above decks-,Jimmie ConnOrs of
| Boston knocked out Billy Perrin of Frank
| fort. Ind.-Several Swedish women Of
good families have offered their services
as volunteer nurses if the cholera appears
at Stockholm-Rev. Emma Bailey of
/ Mansfield, Pa, is the defendant i'll $4,000
damage suit because she denounced a sister
in a vigorous sermon.
Tuesday, July IL.
Government cotton statisti show de-
cline of three points--Erench affairs in
Indo-Chna have reached n critical stage
The death roll from the cyclone at
Pomeroy, la, has reached SO-Prisoners
at Ionia, Mich. tried to escape and three
were killed-The demand Of the Lehigh
Valley train men for higher wages has
been refused-General Basil w Duke
has assumed charge of Fetter's Southern
Magazine at Louisville-Mrs. May &.
Curtis, widow of Judge Benjamin Il.
Curtis died at Geneva, Switzerland
| Twenty thousand men and women stood
helpless in jackson park and watched
about 40 of their fellow creatures perish in
the flames in fire Mt the cold storage
warehouse on the Worlds fair grounds
There are no new Developments in the
Mccarthy murder case at Attleboro, Mass.
An excursion train collided with a
| frelpht at NeWport XIV. and one person