Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-22

coach near Jackson, Cal, and escaped
In a fight in Chicago between two ped
lars and men whom they accused of rob
bing them, two were fatally and one seri-
ously njured-Accordng to the peach
growers circular, just issued, the crops
of Delaware and Chesapeake PENN
sula will be large and the fruit fine
The body of man in decomposed state
was washed ashore at Gloucester, Mass,
md has not yet been identilied-At a
meeting of the governor and council at
Concord, n. H., Hon. Edward Woods Of
Bath was appointed trustee of the State
Agricultural college, and Jesse +. Dewey
was nominated justice OF the Lebanon
police court-The Massachusetts build
ing was dedicated at the Worlds fair
grounds Evidence in the Borden case
is all in and it now goes to the jury
Bunker Hill day was celebrated on an I'M
usually grand scale at Charlestown Dos
tom, although wet weather somewhat in
terfered with the pleasures of the day.
Sunday, june 1s.
There was a sos, 900 fire at Dayton, o.
President Garnet is reported as decidedly
better-De ORC beat Walsh for the pool
championship epidemic of typhoid
fever prevails at Ironwood, Mich The
town of Dundaff Pa, was nearly wiped
out by fire-Leroy Eastman, yardmaster
of the Plymouth (N. H. railroad yard
was hit by hook flying from an en-
CINE and was perhaps fatally in ured---
Horace Stevens of Charlton, Mass, aged
30, was overturned with three companions
in boat while fishing in Dudley, Mass.
and Stevens was drowned-At a special
town meeting in Bennington, Vt, the
sewer war WAS settled by a vote Of IA to
50 in favor of continuing the construc-
ton of the sewer-Henry Call, an Old
Colony railroad employe, fell off
switching engine at Taunton, Mass, and
received injuries from which he died
Detective Mcllenry, who obtained noto-
riety in the Borden case, was taken to
Providence last week to answer to suit
to recover diamonds alleged to have been
sold to him by George Bassett of Boston
The jury brought in a verdict in Nc
Henry's favor--The police arrested at
Augusta, Me, James Clark of Denver,
who is supposed to be implicated in the
murderous assault upon Fred Moore at
Gardiner-Anthony p. Card a young
Plainfield Comm farmer, wandered away
from his home last October while insane
His dead body was found in an old barn
in Nountown, Conn. john Mulrenin
of Boston jumped to death from Brooklyn
bridge--DiXon and Pierce are matched
to fight for a 5000 purse Aug. "A New
Haven Conn man was fatally crushed by
an electric car--Two locomotives were
wrecked and two men injured in "a col
lision ut South Norwalk, Conn.
Monday, june 10.
The Highspire distilicry at Harrisburg
was burned; loss, $3.50, O0O--A fire at
Lila, 4 c-n O,n
property damage--A nine-hour day is to
the country Aug /, 1s&-Stark park,
Manchester, n. H.. was formalyldedicated
Daring burglaries occurred at Stock
bridge village, Mass. y Memorial hall
dedication took place at South Kingston,
Il. Lawrence (Mass.) aCademy's CEN
tennial was celebrated by some go alumni
A man was cut in two ON the rail
road track at Charlestown Neck, Boston
Mrs. Mary Berry of Lynn, Mass. was
run over by IA train and lost both legs
\ young Hartford woman, believing her
| husband intended to leave her, shot her
self and will die-The dynamite cruiser
NesuviuS came out of the dry dock at
Portsmouth, ~ H.. and at once sailed for
Boston-James W. Dunn's bottling es-
adjustment, Meriden, Conn, was broken
into by burglars, IA safe cracked and 500
secured-Hon. Frank Jones will tender
Il banquet at the Wentworth, Newcastle,
y. H., in July, to agents of the Granite
state Fire Insurance company-Fritz
Butchman was arrested at Natck, Mass.
charged with the murder ofJacob Littis-
Arguments in the Borden trial were begun
today-lhree young men We're drowned
in Lake Winnipseogee, n. H-Roscoe
] ,r,a &C Ia
from canoe and drowned-A drunken
sailor with a knife ran amuck through
Newport Or. H. .streets-EX-Governo
| Wetmore was thrown from his carriage at
Newport, X. J., and had an arm broken
DIR. Chaput of Lowell, Mass, who was
murderously assaulted died at midnight.
His assailant is unkuown-The dedca-
uon of st. Peters Roman Catholic church
occurred at Worcester, Mass.
Tuesday, June go.
| Three young men We're drowned in
! Cheguamegon bay, near Washburn, Wis.
| Their boat was capsized. They were Lyle
Kellogg, John Ford and George Gay
The largest dredger in the world has
/ been tested in Liverpool-The French
/ have taken possession of the Island #
| SAINT, in the Gulf of Siam-The Kansas
state militia is being reorgauzed to give
| it populist compleXon-A modified
i form Of home rule for the Antilles has
! been proposed in the Spanish cortes-
| Berlin correspondents think the next
/ reichstag will pass the German army bill
/ by Il good majority-Onicials in the
/ Detroit water department have embezzled
| about 5000; one of them committed sui
! cide--The widow of one of the Italians
! lyuched at New Orleans tried to bring
suit as an alien, but the courts decided
! that she was an Governor
Robinson made strong plea for Lizzie
| Bordens acquittal, and District Attorney
! KnowltOn began his argument for the
| northumberland arin was rendered
II reception by the French people of
! Lowell, Mass-Patrick w. Reardon has
been appointed postmaster at Winchest er,
| Mass-Ihe president will not so to Buz-
yards Bay today-A new reform club
was opended by Hon. WIlfred Laurier ut
| Ottawa-The Worlds fair is to be opened
! till II Mt night hereafter The boiler
makers at Chicago elected officers, trans