Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-03-02

slayer OF DbUeCUlve CHrcV, VINO was con-
victed of mansaughter, was sentenced to
eO years in state prison at New York
Kansas Populists are organizing mill
tary companies - Cleveland appointed
Henry r. Thurber of Detroit. a noted
lawyer, his private ecretary-Frank
l.. Perley manager for Nine. Modieska, Sc
cured divorce from Ida Glenn" the
MISUNDERSTANDING Foster is said to
have contracted for $4,000 900 in gold
Corbett's 600 forfeit for a match with
Mitchell was placed in the hands of David
II. Blanchard of Boston-Harvard and
Yale failed to agree upon a baseball
schedule.
Sunday, Feb ~.
Pugilist Mitchell and:his hacker posted
their SIC, 900 forfeit for a match with Cor
bett. The money is in the hands of David
ii. Blanchard of Bostou--Five lifesavers
at Cuttyhunk, Mass, were lost while en-
deavoring to reach the wrecked brig
Aquatic-Post Hart of Boston
says he will accept the nomination for
governor If it is rendered him by the Re-
publicans-Schooner South Shore, bound
for Boston from Georgia, was abandoned
at sea-Earl B. Coe gained his case
against the United States by securing his
claim TO $1,000 acres in Arizona--Massa-
chusetts legislators are visiting Chicago
in the interest of the solution of Boston
rapid transit - The Sherman bond
amendment was practically dropped in
the national house-A German Lutheran
church was dedicated at Pittsfield, Mass.
Envoy Neuman is confident that the
Hawaiian annexation treaty is defeated
Fierce fighting is reported in Brazil
-Li2htweiCh Champion McAuliffe ac-
Ii. Ill 'l,.
president issued proclamation calling
session OF the senate on March 4
Joseph Payne, negro, was lynched at
Jellico Tenn, for assaulting white girl
William B. Curtis, a wealthy mine
owner, was blown to pieces near Danbury,
Conn.-The National League of America
warns Irishmen against the Gladstone
home rule bill - South birmingham
(MasS.) officers captured two burglars who
had made good nights haul-Several
passengers were hurt in an accident on
the New York. Ontario and Western rail
road-The paper to be used for ad'
mission tickets at the Worlds fair is
being made at Dalton, Mass Imports
of wheat and rye from the United States
by Germany very largely increased last
year-The Crescent Beach branch of the
Boston and Maine is to be equipped with
electric ocomotives-Four of the Du-
quesne strikers convicted of riot were
sentenced to from two to six months in
the workhou The other six failed to
appear, and their bonds were forfeited
Robert l.. Wells, 10 years old, shot
himself dead at his home in Providence
He was refused an increase of wages by
his employer and aside from that no
other cause can be found for the act.
Monday, Feb. FL.
Two children of 5. Gleitz of Tarentum,
Pa, were burned to death Will their
parents were at funeral-Willis +
Sibley of Worcester. Mass, has been APP
pointed receiver for the Non Secret En-
dowment order-A fire, which de-
stroyed the building occupied by the Min
nesota Shoe company, caused 500, 900
damage at st. Paul-The Erie vestibule
train was wrecked near Olean. y. Y, and
10 persons were seriously injured. No
one was killed-A package consigned to
the Tyler UeX) National bank purport-
ing to contain 5000, when opened was
found to contain only paper-SXty
weavers in the wooden mill of the :. L.
Sayles company, Danielsonvlle, Conn.
have struck for an advance of the price
per piece-Robhers entered the store OF
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Tuesday, Feb. @S.
Two Gloucester Mass buslness block :
yern hurned. loss s75 O)O-A steam
motor crashed into a street car at Con.
| cord \ 1.-Two freight trains and a
Messenger tram were wrecked at New
! Haven-The Troy EXPRESS i.yard bound.
,yas darailed at Roberts, Crossing near
Waltham. Mass. no person seriously hurt
| Mr. N,cknv il still imnroving-
Mora If Garza,s followers have been can.
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