Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-08-03
NEWS OF TIE WEEK.
Wednesday, July 90.

aside a verdict in favor of the Minnesota
Title insurance and Trust company
Thomas B. Mcclure Of New York is
mentioned as the successor of Grand Mas
ter Workman Powderly, should he resign
from the knights of Managua,
capital Of Nicaragua, was shelled by rebels
without notice and the life of the Amer-
san minister cndangcred--The Bddelord
,Mc) police commissioners fixed the city
marshal's salary at - per day. The city
council recently voted to pay the marshal
no salary Stallion Nelson, at the Maine
nile track, trotted an exhibition mile in
2iO "a, making the last quarter in 80 3i,
which is 2O3 clip-l'wo quarrymen
We're killed at Rutland, VT, by "a large
block of marble falling upon
thcm-SecretIry Herbert was ten
dcred dinner at Portsmouth, f. l.
Il church and seven houses were de-
ttruyed by u cyclone ut Gale, l. T.--The
lord mayor of Dublin and the officers of the
city council will visit the Worlds fair
A report comes from Philadelphia that
the Baldwin locomotive works will lay oil
500 men---A runaway engine at Houston,
Tex, killed two traiumen and smashed up
30 cars-rhe steamer Santiago stranded
on Eggislaud---An epidemic of diphtheria
is raging in HeiQhtstown, n IA plot
to betray sun Gabriel, Brazil, into the
hands Of the rebels was frustrated--The
French gunboats are getting ready to
bombard Bangkok -- Edward Welch's
brutality to his wife results in her death at
Stafford Springs, Conn.-An unknown
man was killed by a train ut New Dur
ham, y. H.; foul play is suspected-Au
Investigation is to be held on the railroad
collision on the Old Colony road; two
Deaths have resulted from the disaster
Thursday, July ~.
The United States steamship Enterprise
ls at Southampton-Fou young women
were drowned 81 patrick's Landing, Md
--Scatchcr Bros wooden mills, Phila-
delphia, have shut down-Schoone
Hannah McLoon is Mt Delaware Break
water wi 81 her captain dead from yellow
fever-Siam seems willing to abandon
all France asks for. The fate of the coun-
try is now hanging by a thread-Secre-
tary Herbert and party were entertained
at dinner az Bears Head, and given a re-
ccuton on board the old frigate Constitu-
lion at Portsmouth q. H. navy yard
Springfield. Mass, is threatened with a
water famiue-C Charles y. Berry was
nominated by Democrats for mayor Of
Portsmouth, r. 1.-THE Robinson Man
ufacturiug company of Otsheld, Me, has
been sued for OVERLOOKING road--A the
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