Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-09-21

CnurCn rtRdfutng MrS. lIlllaO W. oWllU
were not sustained d--Rev Richard Nor
gan of Ludlow, Vt, was killed by a car
riage accident--Green goods operators
are working Gloucester, Mass--One Of
the New York pilot bonts has spoken the
Valkyrie some miles southwest of Fire
island The Nalkyrie reported all OH
board we'll
Sunday, Sept II.
A compromise has been arranged be-
tween Wallace 81 Sons of Ausonla, Conn,
and the buffers department has resumed
operations--John Wright, well known
business man OF Keenc, \. H., who
started for the Worlds fair few days
ago, was prostrated by paralytic shock
while on the way-Nathan Phelps, %
years old, of Saybrook, Conn, n brake
man, fell under the wheels. His recovery
is doubtful--Two of the largest factories
in Connecticut will resume business on
full time this week. They are the Barnes
Bros corset factory and the firm Of Lang
don, Batchelder * Co. Of Bridgeport--
The house of Rev. G. w. Andrews.
Henry Putnam and Edgar Rhodes
of Pittsfield, Mass, were entered by bur
glars and thoroughly ransacked-
Phillips Exeter is to have ap exception
ally strong football eleven this season.
mere Is no lacb OIL DlB ptne III ldluc---
Edward Jean, deserted by the woman with
whom he eloped, died at Lawrence, Mass.
his wife taking charge of his body-Two
men were drowned at Newburyport, Mass.
"A man was sandbagged by footpads at
Newburyport, Mass. a gang of house
breakers are at worl; at Springfield, Mass.
"A new library at Hartford, Vt, was
dedicated-Dr. Moore of the National
Bank of the Commonwealth of
Manchester, y. H., denies certain
charges made by Senator Chandler
The cruiser Chicago is in need of extensive
repairs-Ihe investiture of Archbishop
Hennessy occurred at Dubuque, la
Monday, Sept. 1e.
Valuable mineral deposits were found
in Echo grove on the Saugus (Mass) river
-AliX won the Columbian exposition
free-for-all trot-lIenly :. Cochran,
keeper of the vault in the Philadelphia
mint, confessed to stealing the missing
gold-Deputy Marshal Droste of Balti-
more committed suicide by cutting his
throat-Forest fires in the west are
somew hat subdued--The Brazilian par
lament voted a loyal address to President
PeiXoto---The international conference
OF anarchists at Chicago has been post
poned for two weeks--There
is general alarm over the APP
proach of cholera in Engand-
The annual reunion Of the Fourteenth
Connecticut regiment wac held Mt Rock
ville-The body OF Alexander Nalenfant
was found in the canal at Lewiston, Me.
Probablya case OF suicide-IIenry Hines,
| aged 43. wel-known business man of
Lewiston, Me, died suddenly of iuham
nation Of the bowes-Mrs. Richard
Doyle of Saybrook, Conn, gave birth to Il
child which is said to break all medical
records at such events, its weight being -
pOuuds-A notice was posted in the
mills of the Newmarket On. H Manufac-
turing company announcing 10 per cent
cutdown.
Tuesday, Sept. 10.
India is raising money on debentures
Lake shipping was damaged 100000
by gale Dalton, O., was rallied by q
! daring gang of robbers-One-third Of
Patterson, O., was destroyed by fire; loss
$G0,O0o--Thc treasurer of the knights
and Ladies Of Honor is S93J0 short
Thirteen contraband Chinese were cap
tured at Oyster Bay, Wash---A special
inspector of customs has been appointed at
Nanceboro, Me--Ihere is Il strong senti-
ment in western cities against the repeal
of the state bank taY--l}urg,ars at
Phillips, Ne, secured money aud valua-
bles to the amount of 3OC00----
Nothing is known in India of Lord Kim
herley'5 intention Of raising loan of So
600, ,O0O-Ihe case of Mrs. Anna Make
peace accused of manslaughter, was nolle
pressed at Dedham, Mass THE Mica
raguan assembly elected General Zellaya
and General Ortiz president and vice prcsi
| dent--A reopening Of the old conflict be-
tween Italy and the Vatican may result in
the pope leaving Italy-Ihe state de-
partment has prepared modification of
the Chinese exclusion law extending reg
! istration six months-White caps in
northern Mississippi have forbidden plant
ers ginning cotton until the price has
reached 10 cents pound. Several gins have
| been burned for disobeyinC the order
! One open and four box cars, stored in
| the old Carhouse OF the Lynn and Boston
railroad at Beverly, Mass, have beeu
stripped OF ali brass work by thieves
| Mrs. Della McGoycrn, who was fright
| fully burned while lighting a fire with
kerosene at Lawrence, Mass, is dead
| There will be "A tiremCns muster at
| Nashua, n. H., Oh the 9th inst, with
! large cash prizes in the contests
! The Edwards Manufacturing company of
| Augusta, Me, announced 10 per cent
reduction in wages of its employee
"Geutleman" George \. ElwoOd, the no.
torious criminal, was shot aud killed dur
ing an attempt to escape from the Rhode
Island state prison---James McGarr was
/ killed by an electric car at Worcester
| Mass s--Busincss men of Bangor, Me,
and vicinity are being swndlei by raised
express money orders-Armour & Co.
| are to test the new Connecticut oleomar-
earine law--A new submarine projec-
| tile designed by Ericsson is soon to be
/ given test at Newport, r. The cen
| tennial OF the laying of the cornerstone of
the Capitol was observed at Washington
The cutter Nalkyrie was sighted a
/ few hundred miles from New York
ALL the Hancock (Mich.) train
| robbers have been arrested and
! $4,000 Of their booty recovered -
/ a terrible accident to train Of Worlds
/ fair visitors occurred at Mauteuo, lbs
| Seven were killed and 80 seriously injured
-Tornadoes and prairie fires are drlviug
settlers from the Cherokee strip---fob.
| lars tna1p "a biU haul AT tLa ittlp TnhuuN