Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-03-29

be dissolved In Juls-Rcv. Thomas
Sturgeon succeeds his father az pastor of
the London Tabernacle--John Morley is
to introduce an evicted tenants bill into
the house of commops--Bell Telephone
and other companies are to be sued for
using illegnlly a multiplex SWITCH
American fruit is now being largely sold
in Boston In place Of that imported from
other couutries--The four apuropria-
ton bills passed by the house
make an aggregate reduction of S24,-
OC0, coo over previous years.. D. Dan
mis- was appointed postmaster Of
Lynn, Mass--Fred Brtten was severely
bitten by II cat at Waltham, Mass
Little Madeline Baudet, victim Of
home brutality, died at Boston Body
of an unknown man found on the Rats in
Charles river Boston. 1t is probably a
suicide, but possibly a murder. NJ.
Thorne & Son of Northampton,
Mass, failed for nearly ST., 000--
Students of Buda- Pesth resented the
opening of the theaters and compelled
the managers to close in memory OF X os.
suth's death--SAntande is greatly ex-
cited over the loss of life by the explosion
at the wreck of the steamship Cobo Ma
President Peixoto Of Brazil
has revived old DEGREES which would en-
able him to execute rebels without trial
A kossuth resolution was introdu ced
in the national senate by Mr.. Hoar-
Bain the defaulting Grand Trunk rail-
way clerk who went away with $4,000, and
who was eXtrsdited at Porto Rico, has ar
rived here He was remanded till Tues.
day.
Saturday, March -.
The British are in control of Bluefields,
Nicaragun-Mme. Patti sailed for Eng
lnnd-Mormon missionaries were cx-
PEELED from Prussia-D9y goods imports
are not quite up to last years mark
Gladstone's sight will be restored by the
proposed operation--A commercial law
yer recovered Sl2,S3 paid as stock mar.
gins-A Saugus Mass veteran coughed
up n bullet which had been in his lungs
since lS63---The Canadian pacitcs Win
npeg (Man.) express was wrecked at Car
tier and two persons killed--New York
men think that foreclosure on the New
England roads mortgages is inevitable
boston customs officials dou BIT the story
that large numbers OF Chinese are being
Struggled into this country-It is pro-
prosed to compel the syndicate breweriss
to recognize organized labor or make
them the subject OF a gigantic boycott
Joshua Cornell was arrested at Fall River,
Mass, for felonious assault on his
brother-An attempt was made 30
wreck n Boston and Maine train near
Springfield. Mass--No indictments were
found against Cummings and Defoe, ac-
cused of the murder of Emery J. Glenn
ents at Lincoln, n. H--Ida Houston,
who claimed to have escaped from a road
house, was sent to Boston by North At.
tleboro (MasS) thorities---rhe presi-
dent is understood to have decided to veto
the seigniorage bill---A bill providing
for retaliation against Canada is being
considered by the house foreign affairs
ommittee--Admiral Walkers mission
to Honolulu is said to practically involve
the establishment of a protectorate over
Hawaii Congressman Morse intro
duccd bill, which embodied the Mnssa-
chusctts law, for the punishment of aeduc-
ton in the District OF Colum bia--
Two more house bills which would have
abolished or radically changed the civil
service system were sdctracked in COM
mittee-A san Francisco bank cashier
was shot dead by supposed anarchist
THE belief is prevalent in Chicago that
Prendergast can never be banged -
Five persons We're killed by an explosion
in dynamite works in Pennsylvania
The works were obliterated -Anothei
/ application for a writ of habeas corpus
/ for John Y. Mckane has been denied
Eighteen persons were arrested in New
, York, charged with lpractice-F. h.
Taylor. the Cornell student, still refuses
to testify in regard to the poisoning at
Ithaca, y. y.