Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-09-14

New Or6 anarchist was sent 10 jail Tor
making incendary speeches pas
senEers were injured in u railroad wreck
near Albright, Neb--No United States
supervisor Of elections is to be appointed
in Bostou-Thc safe Of the Adams tx
press company at Akron, O., was robbed
of SGU0O--1he Campania made the east
ward passage in sd. 14h. bonn,
breaking the record -- Residents
of Beverly, Mass, have taken
legal steps to prevent that town from be-
coming city--A German official pro-
nounces Boston water the only water in
this country fit TO drink Prince Louis
Of Bavaria says the German princes are
ready to fight for German uuty-A bad
condition Of affairs is -9porte1 by the re-
ceiver of the Sons and Daughters Of
America-Mexican murderers ambushed
n pursuing posse IN Colorado and killed
one and fatally injured two others
Thomas f. sullivan was arrested at Bos-
ton lJr causing the death Of Thomas
Walsh, a navy yard marine, several weeks
ago-Foreign ships, it is said, will
prevent the bombarlment of Rio
Janeiro by the rebel heei. The army
is loyal to the government
Schooner John =. Kelsey was burned
while on voyage from Bockland, Mass,
to New Gork-A cottage at Milford
Point, Conn, was rolled over and over by
the wind and one person was killed
The home rule bill on second reading was
overborn by vote Of 4lJ TO IL in the
house of lords-Strikiu0 English miners
are destroying property and life
Owing to the loyalty shown during the
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hon.e If RTcbaster won t.o f,,a,,,iI.,
handicap in the cash prize league bicycle
races at Eastern park, New York Time
l2m. 4--.-The Washington mills of
Lawrence, Mass, are to start up under re-
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chusetts naval militia begun its fall series
OF drills on the monitor Passaic-The
city OF Portland, Me, has been sued for
5000 by the Portland Water company
\ Worlds fair special ran into . freight
train at Lebanon, y. II. NJ passengers
Were I'M ured--Fall River CMasS.y weav-
ers aud card room employees voted to ac-
ccpt the reduction in wages--Neda4
Reno a French boy. @ years old. wai
drowned at Ware, Mass -- Edward
Crane > years Old. of I4ittleton, Mass, was
killed by falling under loaded wagon
--Balph McKenuey WAS bound over to
the supreme court at Biddeford, Ne. IN
the charge Of horse steaiing-John Bell,
- years old, Of Daren, Conn, fell off
load Of hay and broke his neck He was a.
prominent ODD Fellow and Mnson--
Harry Rockwell, year, old, son Of a
wealthy resident at Mil Plain, Conn,
was spothernd to death ia grain ele-
vator in that town--Robert Fecley was