Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-08

tOn---A boy was Killed by an electric car
at Springfield, Msss-An Italian died
from wounds received in fight at Barre,
Vt-Rosy Crepeau of Woonsocket, h. |.
Is found to have come to her death from
natural >causes-Eleven persons were
injured in u railroad wreck near New
SONS station, Tenn-Secretary Carlisle,
If it becomes necessary, is determined to
issue legal tender notes for the purchase
of gold--Mr Gladstone has accepted an
important amendment to his home rule
bill-The commissioners of Arapahoe
county, Cal, are to consider whether an
appropriation shall be made to try Dr.
Graves again-The disappearance of
Cyrus G.. Spaulding of Springfield, Mass,
and an alleged Discrepancy of $4,000 in his
books is commonwealth Ohio farmer I'M
earthed a pot containing $4,000 in gold
The United States court jury gave a ver-
dict of mot guilty" in the Matthew opium
smuggling case at Boston--Sir Richard
Webster says the United States has no au-
thorty to treat seals as domestic animals
-Orren Sherry, who stole $500 from
Chautauqua county, n. Y, II years ago,
has surrendered himself to Justice
Gladstone has agreed to modify clause 3
of the home rule bill so as to prevent Ire
land from organizing military forces
A fire in Thissel's shoe factory at Beverly,
Mass. ,oCcasioned a loss of $40, 000--Sacco,
the murderer of Squires is still at large
The police are still following up clews in
the Manchester murder case The father
has received crank'S letter-An I'M
availing attempt was made to revive the
Iron Hall in New Hamps hire-Governo
Brown of Rhode Island has prorogued the
legislature - The Golden Valley IIy-
draulic Mining company stockholders find
| a debt instead of a dividend--rhe verdict
in the Briggs case seems likely to widen
| the schism - Comptroller Eckels lays
down a firm ultimatum relative to the
! proposed resumption of the Chemical
| bank-Canada is disappointed over the
pon-effect of United States restriction on
| immigration upon Dominion immigra-
ton.
Sunday, juno 4.
Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue
| Miller Of New Haven, Conn, died Satur-
day, as the result of an operation for tae
removal of the veriform appendix
| Mamie, the 7-year-old daughter of Mrs
Susan Rice of Augusta Me, was badly
burned Saturday Her dress caught while
lighting fire. Recovery is doubtful
| At Bridgeport, Conn, Saturday, Frederick
| Curtis, of the Adams Express company a
brother of Superintendent John c. Curtis,
took dose of laudanum by mistake, and
his recovery is very doubtful-Arapaho
conrtv Co1l commissioners have ammo
| priatcd money for witnesses in new trial
| of DR., Gravcs-Runs, to a greater or
lesser extent, We're made on all Milwaukee
banks saturday. There is no alarm in
financial circles there-A negro was
taken from Jail and lynched at Decatur,
Ill.-Joseph Pulitzer has given 100000
to the building fund OF Columbia college
--There il a decreasing lack Of conf
doncs in Will s.reetN-T ord Dnnrayan's
cntter yaikvrie won the Harwich regatta
Snort bcat Rainho,v in tbe Rowling
RrooIy bandican mt Morris Park
Tho Lowell Grand ARMY most gave a ~e.
cention ia Danartment Commander Eli V
Hal of LYNN. Mas Saturday night. in
Huntington hall-A prominent Maine
roi,road man sovs there i No trnth in the
renort that the Grand Trunk has leased
thn Ruuford Falls railroad-Arthur
Aston Cnre,- If Rostor in memory of lis
brotLer The lote Harry Aston Carey is To
mako a handsome cash present tothe New
mort bo,nital-The Bangor Partland BIZ
cvrIa raIav vent thron0h ahead of scbe-
| dnIa
,1ord,v lima =
A strike OF hoston horseshoerS was
beng granted by employers ne tflaI oil
IlHZIe A. borC'cn lor Hluroer begun dU
NeW beoiorG' Mass lie ouSreBa-
l!ohal church Oh Souunah p'oh' Mass ,
celebrated It's IoNh anniversary ne
nouy Oh an ''nAhoWn Hi'h was Iouno
IN sunali poor near "orcesUer'
nv 1-'.ii,; -
have another trial-The navy DEPART
81 e.
ships-R4v. DIR. Ecob of Albany an
nounced his Withdrawal from the Pres
bvterian church on account of the decision
in the Bri,os case-Dr Ducey of New
York CITY COMPARED crashing millionaires
to murderers The Philadelphia Ledger
is to establish homing pigeon messenger
service-rbe plantand property of Black
inton Wooden company have been trans
ferred to a New York corporation as a
protection to creditors did 5000
damage AT Pittstield. Mass.-A 10000