Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-26
court of Illinois having Reversed the yer.

MdrOlh burke nave uled In prison, OouBn'
lin stoutly declares that he and the dead
suspects were Unconditional papers
are asking for the expulsion OF M. de
Blowitz, the famous Paris correspondent
Of The Times, whom they accuse of sys-
tematic hostility to France--Maitre Bar
boux has commenced his defense of NJ de
Lesseps and other Panama prisoners
Comte dHaussonville, as representative
of the Comte de Paris, has issued q mani
festo stating that the monarchists alone
can defend law and order in France
The prosecuting committee in the case Of
the Rev. Dr. Briggs appeal from the de-
cision of the New York presbytery to the
general assembly of the Presbyterian
church. They still think Briggs is guilty
of heresy-Gold to the amount of 50, 0Oo,-
600 shipped to Europe--One person killed
and nearly a score injured by q rear end
collision on the Pennsylvania railroad near
New York-Arnold Morley, the English
postmaster general, brings suit against
three ex-clergymen of the Church of Eng
land named Loughman to recover the sum
of 9l40,O00 which, it is alleged, they OBJ
tanned by undue influence from Henry
Morley, now deceased, brother
Mayor Gilroy, New York, refuses to allow
the Polish flag to fly on city hall in memory
of Poland. Mayor Gilroy says he cannot
approve the recognition of day OF mourn
ing over a political event in foreign land
Yale accepts the offer Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt to build dormitory
building at the university as a memorial
to their son, William Henry Vanderbilt,
who died in May last The question of coss
is not to be onsidered-Robert George, a
nephew Of United States Senator George,
committed suicide at ltta Bena, Miss, while
on his way to the Carrollton Jail in charge
of sheriff. posse. Young George was
charged with the murder of Captain w. b.
Prince, planter, who had disinherited his
daughter because she loved GeCrge--
Julius Eichberg, one of the greatest violin
teachers in this country and founder Of the
Boston Conservatory Of Music, died at Bos-
ton.
Saturday, Jan. 81.
Senator John G. Carlisle, of Kentucky,
resigns so as to accept The treasury port
folio under President Elect Cleveland. 1t
is said he will also draft tariff bill-It
is said that Archbishop Corrigan sent but
one protest to Rome, and that it was against
the manner and not the fact of DR.. Nc
Glynn's restoration-Dr Cornelius Herr,
who is said to have done most of the brib-
ing in the Panama canal scandal, was ar
rested in London. He will Gght extradi-
ton with determination. Prominent
Frenchmen are said to be almost panic
stricken. They fear that Herr will tell all
he knows if he is taken to France
Money is easy and stocks buoyant,
but 100000 more in gold goes
abroad by French steamer
DR.. Helen Dinsmore, of London, makes
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jury before whom Mrs Maybrick was tried
Her views were expressed at meeting Of
women at which the "Womens Interna-
tional Bureau of Justice" was organized,
the object of which will he to obtain
Mrs. Maybrck's release-IIugh Demp-
sey, master workman of an assembly of
Knights of Labor at Pittsburg, found
guilty of poisoning Carnegie workmen at
Homestead. The case turned on the first
count, which charged him with admins
tering poison with intent to commit muir
der. The jury was out three hours-The
Manhattan elevated railroad at New York
proposes to build five new lines and thus
give the metropolis rapid transit-The
house committee on banking and currency
decides to ask for a special order for the
consideration of the Cate-Andrew bill pro-
viding for repeal of Sherman silver act
Tamnanv Hall is said to be FIGHTING ma
tional quarantine both at Albany and at
ashington--Somerbv and other Iron
Hall officials are CHARGED Inv Judge Youpo
of Kansas City. general receiver of the
order, with having embezzled 50 600 600
from the stitution-Mr. Blaine has not
taken solid nourishmept for more than
four weeks and has not gathered anv ma.
terial strength-The uprising in Hayti
against the government of President Hin
polyte has been entirely crushed-A rec.
onciliation has been effected between ex
King Milan and his divorced wife. Natalie
The Populists' house committee on cleo
tions in Kansas unseats Herman of Paw
nee, Campbell of Doniphan. bowers of
Grant and Filing of Ness. the four Re
publican postmasters who had been de-
clared elected--A gambling den is said To
have been discovered in the school of mines
at Columbia college, New York city-Ex-
President HAYES buried with simple ,,tes
at fremont. O. Crowds start TO cheer
President Elect Cleveland. but he checks
them with wave of his hand
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