Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-06-25

died-Two policemen badly injured in
a little riot at Haverhill, Mass-Consul
McCaughan, at Durango forced to re.
sign-Town of Ord, Neb., wrecked by a
syclone-Referendu vote on the d.
vision of Templeton, Mass, resulted
No, 1868; yes, 250-Widow McSherry's
barroom an issue In the liquor closing
campaign in Nashua, N. 1.-Two men
killed in railroad accident at Kendall
Vile, Ind-DSughters of the Revolu-
lion gave O reception to Mrs. Adlai
Stevenson at Boston-Duncan G. Ross
defeated Charles Walsh in u mounted
broad sword contest at Hartford -
The exports of specie from the port OF
New York last week amounted to $S77,
1855 In gold, and s1,127 $50 in silver The
imports for the week were: Gold, $121,
747; silver, $29, 294-Malcolm MacDon-
aid, II years old, drowned while bathing
in the Merrimack river at Methucn.
Mass - The Rodman Manufacturing
company will shut down their mills for
an indefinite period, July 2. The COM
pany has five mills in the village OF
Lafayette, II. l., and employs over 500
persons.
MONDAY, JUNE %.
William c. whitney announces that he
Is not "a candidate, and will not run IL
minated-Mysteriou murder near
bridgeport, Conn.-Candidate Hobart
honored at his home in Paterson, N. j
Extra session of congress next spring
practically certain-Presidont CleVe-
land is anxious about Consul General
Lees report Terrific wind and thun-
der storms did much damage in Lowell
and Haverhill, Mass, Bangor and other
New England places-Electric light
and trolley system at Poughkeepsie, N.
Y, destroyed by a hurricane-Haila and
rain destroyed crops at Bellefonte, Pa.
Powers said to have sent a collective
note TO Turkey--Yalc crew causing tho
Engishmen considerable anxkty--Fire
in West Brattleboro, VT, causes loss Of
over slj,OO0-Railroad ties and freight
cars burned at Hyde Park, Mass
Cornerstone of new Church of the Holy
Name laid in Providcnce--Three men
killed and one fatally injured in a rail
road accident at Absecom station N. J..
Newell, the healer, will go to Europe
to treat the Princess of Wales Warren
f. Draper to give an additional $40, 900 to
Abbott Female academy s
bay fishing laws to be more strictly en-
Liverpool in a boat 20 feet long
brooks comet returns. Seen from the
observatory at Nice-Celcbration at
City of Mexico Of President Diazs nomi-
nation for a fifth term.
TUESDAY, JUNE %.
Ex-Governor Russell wthdraws as q
candidate for the Democratic presidcn-
tia nomination at Chicago - Ohio
Democrats will be almost solid for sill
ver-Indiana Democrats will probably
go for free silver-Paterson N. j., had
a big parade and meeting In honor OF
Hobart-Captain General Weyler con-
fldent of crushing out rebellion with re-
endorsements promised by the Spanish
minister of war--Cyclists held UP and
robbed in Taunton, Mass. and one Of
them shot - Peruvian revolutionists
gainiHg--VeneZuela forces interfere
with British miners in the gold territory
THE French painter. Bouguereau,
welded Miss Gardner. the American
artst--Consul General Lee denies the
story that he has made report on
Cuban affairs-sDeath of Sir Augustus
Harris, the theatrical and oper-
attic manager - Three persons
killed and II injured by collapse
of a building in San Francisco -
Williams won the championship of tha
Tricollegiate Baseball league--Corne
Illus anderbilt, Jr., to marry Miss Grace
wilson as soon as he RECEIVERS from his
illness-Tommy Ryan defeats "Shad-
Ow" Maber in nine round at Buffalo
Hawaii now has an income tax law
Coolie labor may be imported to Ger
many-Jameson and his TransvaaI
raiders indicted-Western railroads
cutting freight rates secretly-No
Americans drowned by the tidal wave
in northern Japan-Manhattan Elevated
company may introduce electric motors
on it's lines--France could not Join Ger
many in the suppression OF time dealing
in grain-Cretan insurgents refuse to
lay down their arms until reforms are
grantcd-EX-Secret of the Treasury
Benjamin Fl. Bristow died in New York
Two hundred and forty people are
dying daily in Canton from bubonic
plague--Frenche expedition to find Mar
quis de Mores, alive or dead will be sent
to Africa-lIasty passage of the new
German civil code will be checked soon
by the opposition-Vice President Ste
venson. as the guest of the city of Boston.
visited Fort Warren.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE "a.
Opening of the triennal convention Of
the International Sunday School asso-
citation at Boston--Ex-G Governor Camp
bell of Ohio declares that he is not a cam
didnte for the Democratic presidential
nomination--County Attorney Benja-
min S. Collins left North Arson, Me-, and
wrote his wife that she will never SEQ
him again-Playwrigh Belasco award
ed $4,000 In his suit against Millionaire
Fdirbank ofChicago---Henry of Navarro
won the Suburban-Illinois Democrats
renominated Governor Altgeld and de-
olared for free silver, 16 to 1-Wiscon-
sin Democrats for the gold standar d
Child killed by an electric car at Man
chester, n. H.-Locomotive wrecked
near Freeport. Me-, by striking a boulder
lodged on the track by q blast-Editor
Clement Eastman, arrested for forgery
at Lewiston, Me-, attributes his down
fall to drink--Probability that Massa-
chusettS and Rhode Island mills will cur
tail production-Newe electric company
secured control of the plant at Man
chester, n. H.-Woman 60 wears old
hanged herself at Cherryfield, Me-
Matabeles defeated by natives friendly
to the British-Report of rebel repulse
by Spanish troops near Rubi hills----
Hotel brunswick, New York, to De
closed-Mill to manufacture fine cot
tons is to be built at Gaffney, s.
C--Charles Foster appointed as re-
ceiver of the Union Steamship company
Syndicate offers to build a new sys-
TEN Of elevated railroads in New York
Reforms in relation to the scientific
bureaus of the agricultural departments