Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-06

Win cOnsplrlng to rob freight cars---SeC'
rotary Gresham signed the credentials OF
Hon Thomas f. Bayard as Ambassador tc
the court Of st. James-The statement
issued by the treasury shows an in.
crease of cash in the treasury over March
last of more than g., 900, GOETHE secre
tary of the navy made the 25th payment
of ssl,750 to Cramp ~ Sons Of philadel
phia on account of the construction OF
the United Strtes cruiser Columbia, for.
merly known as the Pirate-There is
rivalry over liquor raids between the Re.
publican and Democratic officials at Lewis.
ton, Me-The severity of the winter
caused the death of many ponies on Sable
island-Richard Ilealy was held without
bail at West Stockbridge, Mass, for the
murder of Thomas o. Brien his brotherin.
law-Democrats made "A clean sweep in
the city election at PASSPORT, Me--There
is no prospect of trouble over shoeCutters'
prices at Haverhill, Mass 'nted states
vessels are gathering at Hampton Roads
for the naval review. e. ,,hmr' lin
of the Evansville Gnd) Courier is said to
have been selected for public printer.
A resolution of impeachment against four
state officials was adopted by the Nebraska
gislature-- Dominion government de-
cided not to ask Parliament to ratify the
treaty with France-The unwarrantably
large staff and expense allowances of the
United States Behrin9 sea delegation may
be cut down--A plot to bring about
revolution in Costa Rca is said to have
been discovered Two Chicago boys, one
aged IA, the other aged 10, were sentenced
TO 40 years in the penitentiary for murder
A man who killed Jere Kelly of Bos-
ton at Stroudsburg, n. j., was exonerated
by a coroncrs jury-The Italian steamer
Stura is 10 days overdue at New Orleans
Twenty buildings were burned at Galena
Md.-Thomas NJ. Newson, United States
consul at Malaga, Spain, and one of the
pioneer journalists of Minnesota, is dead
General Hiram Berdan, inventor of the
famous long range finder and rifle, died
suddenly at Washington--Esq umauX at
the Worlds fair are sueing for release
from their contract Brooklyn Knights
of Labor will not assist the manufacturers
association in their fight against the fed
eration--The loss of the British ship
Honresfed is reported The crew was
picked up and landed in Valparaiso after
50 days voyage.
Sunday, April ?.
At South 81. Paul, Mimi. Joseph Hat
termack and his 12-year-old son were
drowned while out hunting Their leaky
boat sank Mr. Hattermac1 reached
shore safely but went back to save his SON
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Monday. April 3.
An insane farmer, armed with gun
and axe was captured at Bennington, Vt.
Mary Learned bartlett. wife of eN-pre,i-
dent Bartlett Of Dartmouth college, is
| dcad--IIarvard's varsity ball nine is to
start on its spring trip-Destructiyef for
est fires are raging at many points in New
.Jersey-Dule, Sons * CO.'S cigaret
/ factory, New York, was destroyed by fire
! Barkentine Maggie Thompson, with all
/ her crew, is undoubtedly lost--Thc open
| ing of the Cherokee strip isuoy an assured
| fact-Speaker Crisp expects the lresi-
dent to call an extra session of congress
| in September Two Young men, one of
! Ro,ton arrival ,t San Nn+onin Tev
| having Travelled the entire distance on
horseback - Rev Kittredge Wheeler.
pastor of the South Boston church. Hart
| ford Conn. has accented a call from the
| Fourth Baptist church of Chicago
| The rumoreI strike to take Mace mt the
! Barre VI. granite ouarries last Saturday.
| did not begin. and it is thought there will
he no trouble till Nav FLIGHT
loaded freight cars were wrecked about
two miles west of Greenfield, on the
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