Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-04-05
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
tuesday. NsYoh 81.

An International union of socialists Is
proposed--Two new cases Of smsllpox
are reported in South Boston--Msni-
festo won the Lancashire eng stesple-
rhase-Lookout Point hotel Is being
undermined by the sea- preventative
Hainer says the anti-option bill will pas.
Work on italian forts has been
stopped In the interest Of economics
The L. 6. S. Marion had q severe ex-
perience in a Phcine ocean hurricane
The loss of livestock In Wyoming as a re
suit of the recent blizzard is very great
The Atchison roads agreement with
the Southern Pacific has improved the
situation in the west--Oscar l.. Mitchell
the first colorcd man to take Episcopal
orders In Boston, was ordained at st.
Augustipe's ohurch--Frank Baudet and
Ina Darling, under arrest at Boston for
causing the death OF their child, had
their eases continued to April /
Grace church, Newton, Mass. is free from
-"Intcrnational bi-metallism" was
discussed before the Boston Reform club
by General Francis A. Walker and
Banker Clarence G. Jackson-Arson at
Boston to be added to the charge of
breaking and entering against Anton
Samuel.on--Bishop Hall says he hrs
not declared against the prohibitory law
of MISUNDERSTANDING WAS found on
a Haverhill, (Mass.) farm-The new
courthouse at Lacona. \. H., i. to be ded-
icated THE first case of Chinaman
dying in Maine occurred at Portland
A French girl sent a letter to a Msnches
Ter IN. Fl } doctor telling him she intends
to drown herself for love OF him-Judge
Bradley, in the Pollard Breckenridge
case, has rendered decision allow
inE the dispositions 10 be admitted
which were opposed by Miss Pollard's
counsel - The Saco (Me.) treasuryship
fight may develop into a criminal libel
suit--Ora Munroe Of Dodgeville, Mass,
was murderously assaulted by tenant
who had not paid his rent-An I'M
known man was killed by n train at
Providence-Senstor Colquitt of Geor-
gin is dead-Alice Webster, the bicycle
swindler, has been recognized as an old
old offender.
Wednesday, March 20.
The Belgian cabinet is being reorran.
Ized-Mail to the amount of $4,000 was
robbed at South Bend, Ind - Lynn
(Mass) shoemakers are demanding a re-
turn to former prices--Lieutenan Ly.
man of the Kearsargc is to be court mar
tailed Joseph Cox, the oldest officer
of the United States navy, is dc.d Two
men were badly injured by dynamite
explosion at East Braintree, Mass
Senator Morgan says his proposed tariff
commission would be constitutional
The Prince OF Wales Britannia won in
the international regatta at Nice---5t
Pauls Cham ber of Comm cree urges the
immediate passage of the tariff bill
The LYNN and Boston street railway is
said to be hiring new men in anticipation
of a strike--The New York and New
England directors elected no nre.jdent at
their meeting v.sterd,v--7'ba negotio-
tons between France and italy lookiny
toward commercial entente are not
likely to be successful = .Tpdge
Wallace of New York sdiourned
the petition OF the NewEngland receivers
TO issue 81 600 900 bond - Governor
Flower of Now York refused to see the
committee of safety which called upon
him in relation to the Troy election riots
boston wool dealers and commission
merchants sent memorial to congress
protesting against removing protection
from wool, and further protesting against
the Wilson bill as whole--Willian r
Zell, the abscondins cashier Of the Lee
high and Wiliesbarre Coal company. was
held in $4,000 bail to answer to the
charge Of grand larceny-Maior w. ID.
Bickhall, editor of the DAYTON (Ol Jour-
nal is dead-A 2-year-old dautber of
AXcl Anderson of New Haven was burned
so terribly that she died of her iniuries
j. r. Clarkson. carriage fsctorv
at Anesbury, Mass, was damaged
by fire Loss, s5O00-Iittls Freddia
Daniels Of Webster, Mass. PLAYED with
his brothers. pistol and accidentlv shot
himself. He NAV die-Tbe suit of T.
O. Beal against Eastern Main. state fair
has been decided against the former
Thursd,v. March %
The postofice at pittsfeld Y IT WOO
robbed of about s7Oo--Tbe Rritisb
steamer Yeso was sunk in colIision naaI.
ufracomb be. Enp--Tbe new Con,dian
tariff is cal ed the moor name t.rirr
Electric wires caused s11 Coo Eve j., -.
Nelrose CNIassl residcnce--Enor,, |,,s
damage to crops il renorted tbronabo,'+
the land by frost-A bomb eynIoded ~
public hall at Monte-cean.ies,Nf Mn
France--Two pe,y cosos ~ e,,,sii--'
were discovered Mt Roston-N po>