Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-04-05

TeXnB-.An Industrial schoel fortrfppled
and deformed childreA was chartered at
Boston--Premipent women OF Ken
lucky want congress to inpeach Colonel
Breckinridge cight-hour day En-
pertinent at the Stafford iron works, Eng
Land, is q success--The steamer Orion
will bring a cargo Of sugar from Havana
in lieu Of the Kearsarge-pher residence
of Mrs. Leavstt Bates Of East Weymouth,
Mass, was robbed of $1,000 worth Of prop
erty-Ths officers and crew of the
schooner Mary Sands were brought to
Boston by this schooner A. q. Heisler-
Because OF this armor plate scandal no
visitors are allowed at the Carnaais
mills at Homestead, Pa-Silver men
are planning how to override the veto OF
the seiRniorase bill--A man who says
h. is the broth er of General Robert r.
Lee applied 30 the Gslesburg Ills.) police
station for food and shclter--Gov-
ernor Greenhalge thinks the institu-
ton for dipsomaniacs at Foxbcro
Mass, should be accorded a fair trial
before its worth is passed upon
Eight men on the steamship Oregon at
Portland, Me, were injured in hurri-
sne--Denunciation Of Free Masonry
was made from spulpit in Sprint feld,
Mass, by Rev. J. p. Stoddard Of Boston
-Ex-Stats Treasurer Marden of Massa.
chusetts announces that he il not can
didate for a congressional nomination.
I. Porter, the aged Stamford millionaire,
and Miss Belle T. Earle, his young fance,
were married at Bridgeport, Conn
The president vetoed the Bland seign-
forage bill-Speaker Crisp was APP
pointed to the vacancy in the United
States senate caused by the death Of
Senator Colquitt of Georgia--Secretary
Herbert is anxious for the building Of u
new battleship to be called the Kssrsarge
An Austrian nobleman was buried in
the potters' field in St. Louis--Peixoto's
ships are ready to go hunting for Mcllo
THE Bchring sea bill was submitted
in "dummy' form in the house of COM
mons--The emperor. of Germany and
Austria met al Abbazia.
Saturday, March 81.
Eight new cases of smallpox were re-
ported in New York-Governors of nine
states condemn the veto-Poolroorn t.
near Kansas City were feeced by wire
tappers Mrs. Jane G. Austin, the dis.
tinguishcd author, is dead-Willam 4.
Kane of Swsmpscott, Mass, was in
stantly killed by an express train
Seven lives are said to have been lost By
the bursting of the Peoris Qlls.) stand
Gladstone hopes for the eXtnc-
ton of the schism in the Liberal party
The explosion Of a gas main in Paris
gave rise to rumors OF anarchist outragcs
Five and perhaps moro live were lost
by snowslides in Canon Greek, Idn--An
American WIS shot down at Blueields.
The situation Is critical, and a
United States warship is needed -
Mr. Bland will attempt to pass the seign-
niorage bill over the presidents veto
An unemployed workman at Dodzeville,
y. y. killed his wife, four children and
himseli--A Peoria, Ills, standpipe,
containing 100000 gallons OF water
toppled over, killing one and
iniuring eight others - Isaac A.
Pequa was elected president of
the Central Pacific Railroad company
W. r. Laidlaw, who claims Russell Sage
used him as a shield against dynamite,
got SIS, 900 verdict against the millisn-
aire--A fleet of United States vessels is
TO escort fur seals to Behring sea--Two
constables and two citizens Were killed in
riot at Darlington, :. C--Terry
Sullivan was held for trial for man.
slaughter at Dover, n. - Mayor
Busel of Laconia, is willing to b
the Republican candidate for Governor in
New ampshire--Thc son Of former
prominent Springfield (Mass.) resident
wanted in Wyoming for train robbery
and Jail breaking, was caught in Spring
field--John Dacey was knocked off this
cars and killed at Attleboro Mass-A
United States army dessrter, who gave
himself up at Putnam, Conn, March %
is suspected of having murdered Robert
S. Pc k of West Hartford.
Sunday, April 1.
Hon. Luther r. Graves, a well-known
banker of Burlington, Vt, is dead
King Philip mill No. 8, in Fall River
Mass, has shut down - The City
Sports" company WAS bonn brrded with
eggs by Yale students in u New Hsver
thea,er. The new cruiser Colum bia zoe
into commission April "a stenme,
with a cargo Of seals worth $50, 900 arr. we'd
at Cape Ray, y. F.--Several men were
killed and several others injured in a
fight at Cataldo, Ida-The NicaraGuar
government is to withdraw the exequa
tors of the American and British consul.
The shooting of an American citizen
by the acting governor of Rama, in the
Mosquito territory, is contradictions
lulu royalists are said to have given uT
hope of the Queens restoration, and will
petition President Cleveland fol
observation-disclosures, Ind, had a sl25
600 tirc-Thirty weavers struck in Lewis
Anderson & Co.'S wooden mills at Skow
hogan, Nc, because of the discharge OF
one wcver-Albert johnson (colored) OF
Falmouth, Mass, was found probably
guilty of attempting to murder Thoma,
Sullivan, by mingling poison with drink
Two destruc tive fires on the Massa
chusetts Central railroad were set by Ell
gines, burning over several acres Of wood
land Westport (Mass) will offer re
ward of SO for each fox killed by M in
ha hitant of the TOWN.. ID. Speerv, fol
- years postmaster at New Haven, form
ally surrender ed his Office to his successor
y. q. Beach.
Monday, April q.
Rev. Peter j. O'Callaghan preached In
Appleton chapel, Harvard university, or
"Rstionalism in Faith" lie is tho first
Catholic Clergyman who ever filled Har
wards pulpit-Mis. Ruth French oI
Maiden Mass, disappeared very mysteri
ously-Thomas Ryan was badly heater
nv crono Of vnuOU touUho