Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-03-15

ierman Lomasney of Boston -
A glimpse at Lynn (Mass.) shoe factories
shows that they are all on the rush-An
aged woman at Allenstown n. H.. is al
legged to have been nearly beaten 10
death by her son---New York and New
England receivers are on tour of in
decentralization, the wife murderer,
was found guilty of murder in the first
degree by a jury at New Bedford Mass
students at Williams college declare
the hazng Mr.. Van Duzen got there was
not sufficient to cause his illness-Frank
McGrath. who disappeared from Haver-
hill. Mass, is alive in Exeter, n. H
1t is said that 20 nti-Parnellites, led by
Healev, dissatisfied with Rosebery's h ONE
rule policy, are prepared to oppose the
rnment-Dynamite cartridges ex-
ploded on Newfoundland sealing
steamer at St Johns, instantly killing
two men-The battleship Indiana made
. record in excess Of tho contract require
ment-John r. Hitler, who married a
woman in Chicago after days acquaint-
ance, is reported to have welded many
times beforc--The Pollard Breckenridge
suit opened in Washington.
Saturday, March 10.
Mr. Gladstone continues to improve
The New York Recorder must pay $1,000
for it's British Gold" case-The new
tariff bill is said to please the Democrats
of both houses-A Marblehead Mass
woman and her child were nearly killed
by folding bed--No change in the
house rules in regard to securing a
quorum is likely-The New England
Methodist conference is to open at
Waltham, Mass. April IA syndicate
bought the Congress mine at Prescott,
60. { Al,
was looted by robbers within the limits
of the city of Cincnnati-One perssn
was killed and two fatally injured in
handcar accident at Mobile-William
G. Smell, a commercial traveller from Bos-
ton, is apparently insane in New York
The dry goods imports at New York fell
off one-half from the corresponding period
of last year-The British ship Somali,
the largest carrying ship ahoat, is So days
overdue at San lrancisco-The amount
of defalcatons in the Salem (Mass.) Saw
ings bank is officially announced as hav-
ing been SO 243--W orkingmen propose
to hold n monster convention at Washing
ton to protest against the Wilson bill
A robber in the Connecticut state prison
confessed to committing the famous Lenox
! (Mass) burglaries, duplicating Charles
| King-Mrs Cate of Allenstown, n. H.,
| doesn't want her son, who beat her sent
to prison-Mllionaire Hoadley j. Ives
| of New Haven was taken violently insane
A Springfield Mass) woman at
tempted suicide because of jealousy of
! her husband and her younger sister
| The tariff bill is likely to go to the senate
| without further change anti
snappers were appointed to govern
ment places in New York state
! Failures are decreasing in mum ber-A.
! P Low of the Dominion geological survey
explored the interior of Labrador and
reached its extreme north shore--A
| Tennessee man murdered his wife and
child while intoxicated barron de-
| feated Neal in "A prize fight at Hot Springs,
Ark-Chinese have invaded the territory
marked out for the buffer state between
Siam and Burmah-C Cardinal Thomas
of Rouen is dead-Serious losses were
sustained by the British in engagements
with tribesmen in Assam, India-Cardi-
nal Francesca Ricci Paracciani is dead.
Sunday, March II.
Bostons relief fund now amounts to $780,
951 54-Barnstabl county (Mass) Re-
publicans want to send John Simpkins to
congress--George a. Currier was held in
$1,000 at Woburn, Mass, on charge of
ncendiarism--Ani illicit whisky distil-
lery at Boston was raided--The COnnec-
ticut Baseball league has organized--
Clam diggers were defeated by oystermen
in the famous New Haven harbor contest
in the Connecticut supreme court -
John Y. McKane's accounts are said to be
short 5000 900 or more-The District OF
Columbia appropriation bill of 100000
was passed--The steam yacht Natalie
was captured by Haytians, her cargo
landed and crew shot-Chicago was
swept by a gale One man was killed ard
others injured - An Italian saloon in
New York was wrecked by mysterious
xplosion--Navy officers do not expect
that the Kearsarge will be saved--Sen
ator Hill and prominent wooden manu-
facturers and dry goods men held an in
formal conference in relation to the tariff
bill.
Monday March IL.
A young man was murdered at West
Hartford Conn, for S50-Operative in
the Merrimac wooden mills at Dracut
Mass are to strike-A young man who
could tell good stories was arrested for
being a hotel beat at Attleboro, Mass
Ex-Governor Burleigh of Maine will not
be congressional candidate - New
Haven police arrested 81 Chinese gam
blers-A Democratic mass meeting in
Biddeford, Me-, was dispersed by the city
marshal-Rev. p. S. MoXom has form
allv accepted the call of the South Con
gregational society of Springfield, Mass
An incendary fire in Newmarket, n
H., caused a loss of SIG, l00-The offic'
of the Daily Sun, Lewiston, Me, wal
badly damaged by fire and water-Con
gresham Boutelle criticises Secretary
Herbert's letter on the Blount matter
Typographical union No. of New
7 York held memorial service il
honor of George w. Childs -
Actor NJ B. Curtis denies that h
] confessed to his lawyer that he was guilt,
of the murder OF the San Francisco pc
lceman--Corbett thinks his fight will
Jackson will not occur in this country
-Steamer Castilian Prince encountered
three water spouts-The first mate anC
four men of the disa bled steamer Brisco,
! arrived at Cape Race, \. F-The Ma
{ tional Republican league is to convene il
Denver, June 25-Thomas Montgomery
supposed to have been killed in a railroad