Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-10-19
NEWS OF THE WEEK.


the Boston Telegram were locked out
Work has started at the Merchants
wooden mill at Fast Dedham, Mass-The
Prince of Wales opened fine arts gallery
in London devoted to lnboring men
New Orleans sent several vessels loaded
with supplies to the gulf storm sufferers
Philadelphia cricketers were beaten by
the Australian players with six wickets to
spare decision of the foreign fleet
to land men in Rio Janero caused Joy
among the panic-stricken citizens
There was biz fire at Nantasket, Mass.
Loss 000--Green goods men are again
at work in Hartford Emma Goldman,
the New York anarchist, was found guilty
The case of William Cash. charged with
the murder of Annie Schloss, was mol
pressed at New Haveu-A receiver has
been appointed for the American Ice COM
pany of Bangor and Washington, Me
There is considerable mystery surround
ing the drowning of DR. Charles II. Olney
at Onset Mass. The weavers strike at
Providence and Oneyville is on. Over
5000 are out in consequence Of the trouble.
Every mill in the Blackstone and Paw
tucket valleys is included in the cut
down-Rev. +. II. Sheffield, the Westerly
(R.l) temperance orator and ex-Methodist
preacher, was found not guilty of the
murder of his 5-year-od daughter -
Politician Clune of Springfield, Mass,
charged with forgery, was captured in
New Haven-There were educational
conference, teas, receptions and many re-
unions at Williams college on the
second day of its centennial celebra-
ton - Charles Swinson was shot
and instantly killed by Dennis Sui
Ivan at North Babylon, l.. Harry
lowered &c In
bicycle record Mt Springfield Mass
The Nigilant won the second Americas
cup race---The grade of cadet in the
revenue marine service is to be revived
Lightweight Leeds knocked out Ernst
in the eighth round at Coney Island
Ba'demere won the Fashion st axes at
Morris Park
Wednesday, Oct. IL.
The reported purchase of Lower Cali
forna is denied--The business part oil
ParkersbIrg, Ia, was destroyed by fire
Schooner Pioneer Of Gloucester, Mass,
with II men, is supposed to be lost-No
special report is to be made by the Massa-
chusetts railroad commissioners in regard
to the Dodgeville disaster-Irishmen are
warned against allowing home rule to be
hung up while Irish votes pass English
cancel their 50, 100000 of clearing house
certificates until the senate takes action on
repeal-Sister Marie Augustine. fodnder
of the Little Sisters of the Poor. died
in France. She was horn in 1870, at
Sant-Servan, and was known in the
world by the name of Marie janet
The Association OF the Bar of New York
~ denounced Judge Maynard's nomina-
tlOn-~The st. John O.. 3D. ship Nalkyrie
is supposed to be lost off Sable island -
Joseph Jefferson was elected president of
the Players club, to succeed Edwin Booth
a commission is to make survey to
determine the boundary line between
Mexico and the United States-There
have been scandaous developments CON
corning II san Francisco foupdling ASYLUM
democratic indianapolis went Repub-
Ican--The New York Republican com
mittee has dropped Senator Hiscock--
Nashua's On. H. emergency hospital was
dedicated with lifting ceremony-If The
Nalkyrle fails to take the Americas
cup there Will be another challenge from
England-G elbow fever is increasing at
brunswick, Ga-New York contributed
$1,000 to the suffering people of Bruins
wick, Ga-Senators Cockrell and Nc
Pherson did the principal debating on the
'l''''i"'i DSNcl"I seHatOra
eApieSSe" Ht'te nope That the sill
yer rePeai Dlil VIII pass - Brook
Iyh won tne second game for
tne MttroPoiI'an oall championship
'"ilh I'oisHn Oh oIeVeiahd' who Will be
brought from that city charged with com
hitting b2amy in marrying Sadie Averill,
Il. BARRE w. Is SAID 10 have at least six
oVnsr wives l'Vlhs lhree hundred thou
e"nu people attended the Worlds fair yes
terNaS Music nan was unable to hold the
tn,o,'E InaV wanted TO attend the Republi-
I'l.' az, r'''llcatioh meeting at Boston
1 ''.,' i'U","Veh SUN DeIIeVes that the Val
ASi'e l. o1tuer boat IMAM the Nlgllaut.
Thursday, Oct. ~.
brlgands are raiding German settlers in
Rr9ehuhe--A hundred cases of cholera
are reported daily III Palermo-Henrv
ShapIelgh, salem Mass) express mes
se"SHr, Is missing Tic condition of our
coast Heicn0eS Is characterized as disgrace
1ui--I ne crew Of the United States
steamer, at Albert Bay. b. C., are suffer-