Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-20
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Wednesday, April IL.

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tice of the supreme court in New Hamp. |
shire-The Republicans are climbing to
IL majority in the Rhode Island assembly |
The Lowell board of trade is in guam
Diary over the Boston aud Maine freight |
rates---The Concord (Mass) reformatory !
is to have an exhibit at the Worlds fair |
The fishing schooner Mystic was burned |
off Swampscott, Mass--rhe marriage
of Colonel Pavey and Miss Smart caused
scandal at Portsmouth, n. U-The loss
of the New Bedford (Mass) whaling
schooner, the Leon s. Swift, is reported.
An attempt was made by anarchists to
blow up Crandalls whiting, putty and
alum factory at Maspeth, l.. l.-Sir
Julian Pauncefote has become dean Of the
diplomatic corps at Washington-A ter
rble mining accident occurred in Wales.
Over 30 miners are believed to have been
killed--A Taunton Mass boy died from
eating wild carrots-The cashier of the San
Francisco bank stole nearly i;300,O ,O00-The
convict lease system has been abolished
in William Williams muir
dcred his wife at Chicago and then com
mitted suicide Hopkins was
awarded all the property of Mrs. Hopkins
Searles situated in lifornia-The
lighthouse tender Azalea arrived at New
Bedford, Mass, with Cross Rip lightship,
which was hauled out for repairs-The
Massachusetts naval brigade will not take
part in the New York naval review un-
less there is to be a shore parade-Green
field G. BARTLETT of Derry Depot, n. H.,
is dead, aged II years. He was one of the
oldest and best known lawyers of Rock
ingham county In the supreme court at
Concord, y. H., Albert Iabam Of Pitts
field, Mass, was found guilty of burglary,
and sentenced to Que year and one day in
the state prison.
Thursday, April -.
A schocltcachet in Charlestown, Mass,
is accused of causing the death of a boy by
whipping-Ight million feet of lumber
were burned in New York; loss 100000.
The Ann Arbor road has filed petitions
against Chiefs Acthur and Sargent, allcg
ing conspiracy governor of Ne
braska signed the maximum freight rate
bill--The bull clique in the Chicago
wheat market succeeded in doing up"
Pardridge--The by-elections in Rhode
Island favor the epublicans-Twoc cy
clones met in Missouri. Mining camp of
Coudray was swept away; six people
killed outright, three fatally injured
Earthquake and heavy gale in Gin
cinnati--Mr Eckels was confirmed
as comptroller of the currency-M. VI.
Patenore has been received as ambassa-
dor from France-The state and navy de-
partments have taken steps to protect
Christian missionaries in Corea--Attor-
ney General Pillsbury OF Massachusetts, Is
fast recovering his health--t llty-three
bodies have been taken from the folnt-y-
Pridd coal plt--An attorney IN case at
New Haven Is charged with tamperlnH
with the Jury---ihe Connecticut senate
seated Htpuohcan member - Judge
Blalsdell OF fall River, Mass. has sent IN
his resignatlon--tlaYtl and san Domingo
are reconciIcd --Lucy Larcom, the poet
is critically sick--General Gonzales, ex-
president OF Mexico. IS not deau' as re
ported--lhc hcodore Metcall resigned as
treasurer OF the Charming home Boston,
after 33 years Of valuable service---John
w. Titcomb ofRutland, VT, has been ap-
pointed superintendent or construction at
tho national hsh hatchery at 1T. Johns-
bury, Nt-James Crogon, arrested at
Barre, VT, last week, charged with
grand larceny, failed to appear at
court, and probably has jumped his bail.
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MIS-. Nelhe VI. "loster, on tflal Tor lnnr-
der testified III her OWN behalf at the Deu-
nam (AlaHS.l court keV. Peter Mac
| Queen has been installed pastor OF the
| Day street congregational church, W est
Somervllle' Mass he reorganization
OF Richmond terminal Is TO be undertaken
! by DreNel, Morgan & Co.--Ihe Ameri-
can lag hauled down from the Honolulu
| government building Charles McGoWan
is under arrest at Attieboro' Mass, for I.
murderolls assault Charles u. singer
has disappeared from Portsmouth, \. H.,
leaving anxious creditors ohn Clotler,
deserted by his wife, hanged himself AT
| Sprngneld, Mass,--An interesting case
| of grating at Rutland, Nt.-Ihe chief
| witness i'll the Templeton trial at Bidde-
| ford Me, was arrested for perjury-Mr
| Carter continued his argument before the
| RehrinG sea arbitrators--A woman and
| three children burned in "A williamsburg
| CN. " tenement--The test of cruiser
! Detroit has been again ostponed-IIerr
| AlhWardt promises II sensation in the
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