Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-02-01

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tain of the Harvard varsity eleven
Burned-out Congregationalists at Brock.
ton. Mass, will build new church
Duncan w. Bartlett has disappeared from |
Manchester, ~ H.. leaving creditors and !
several disconsolate young women
The new ST. Pauls church, Brockton |
Mass, was formally opened by Bishop
Lawrence-Station Master Toland OF
Millville, Mass. was an embezzler--
Three persons were drowned at Meriden, |
Coun-There is another tie-up on the
street railroad at Bridgeport, Conn
Austin a. Moulton was arrested at Spring
field, Mass, for bigamy Distinguished
people were present at the dinner at
Rome given by the American minis
ter in honor of John Hay - Sir
Gerald Herbert Portal, the African
official and explorer, is dead. He was
born in 1858 and was British consul gen
eral for German East Africa. He had re-
turned from Uganda to Zanzibar in bad
health and was on his way to England to
report on affairs in Africa.
Saturday, Jan. 81.
The judge compelled a jury to change
its verdict in a criminal case at New Ha-
ven---Father 1'ierney is to be cousecrated
easter is holding big feet of vessels in
New London Comm harbor-Public
sympathy is with the striking street
car men at Bridgeport, Conn -
Henry X. Flagg, pioneer Adventist,
died at Springfield, Mass-A Bridgton
(Me.) woman seeks divorce from her
husband, who made fun of her cooking
-Gloucester's (Mass) thanks were eX-
tended to officers and crews of steamers
Amsterdam. La Bretagne and Pavonia
-Robert Reynolds was arrested at East
Norwalk, Conn, for using the mails for
fraudulent purposcs-A sister OF
the murdered Mrs. Borden of Fall
River died at Hartford senator
Hill IS satisfied, if promises are
kept, that Peckham's nomination will be
reiccted--Congressm O'Neil intro,
duced a bill appropriating 100000 to es.
tablish a Simpson drydock al the Charles
town Nlassl navy yard-The net treas
| urv balance is the lowest in recent years
Terrible suffering and many deaths
are reported from exposure to the bliz-
gard in Oklahoma passengers
were killed in a railroad collision at Hen
derson. :. C--The court will not inter
fere with the action OF the receiver of the
| Toledo, St Louis and Kansas City road
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senate Hawaiian resolution providing for
| the recall of Minister Willis was pre-
sented-Rcadinq railroad receivers are
said to be considering foreclosure of
the property " Publisher George W.
Childs of Philadelphia is lying
at the point of death - An
attempt to burn i'll eftigy Congress
n,,l,+h MINI - Prince Rismarck Pc.
ceived n nonnlor reception to Berlin and a
,,.a,.,,, ,raIcon,a nv tba emneror--Ivnn
| Noss 10 IN bove q new railroad station
/ uo+oI x Tbor,os Chic,go WA
b,r,,ad Loss 81 oo-Roston,s rc1;of
/ r,,j s,,ic,i,,tio,,, now. o,oo,,nt to 40 $50
-rha Kbedive of Fovnt has ,nolo,,ized
Gov. bi, or;ticisu of tho british forces -
| snlit in tho Democr,tic narty
| C.o,. Two inc,ro t,x orostion
! 10 NOT =, imnoseihilitv - Frarcc
/ ,,olrut,rilv maid $50 600 indemnity
| ia I+,lr for tha Aioiles-N Tor+es mas
| socre--France is unensv over the noliti
cal Significance of Bismnrck's reconcilia
tion with the German emperor-Rumor!
of chances in some of the Offices OF the
Boston and Maine road are denied at TIM
Offices of the company.
Sunday, Jan. 2S.
Ex-Receiver Hobbs of the Stockbridn,
Olass.) Savings bank has filed a petition il
nsolvency-Connecticu tobacco grow
ers fear they will not realize much from
their crops-Inhuman treatment of al
s-vear-old by u woman at Gambia ~ II.
is alleged to have caused his death-Th
prevalence of scarlet fever is ascribed t.
the use of river water at Lowell. Mass
Joseph c. Story of Plymouth, y. H., on
of Murderer Almy's counsel, is dead
The Hatch element of the Nicaragu
Canal Construction company want TO sc
the companya books-A man in Eas
St. Louis tried to attach a dead child TO
overdue rcnt--Two men were killed an,
Others mortally wounded in an encounte
between secret service officers and couu
terfeitcrs in Nentucky--Cora Tame
was granted an absolute divorce from
3 Colonel Sinu-John s. Coxev of Ohio
in earnest about raising an army an
marching to WASHINGTON to demand a.