Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-01-23
THE WEEKS NEWS
Thursday, Jan. 10.

Mo~-BlN NJ Or6h1 DarriuBuou, nubS',
paused over s125 900 loss--Miss Susan b.
Anthony says that President Eliot OF
Harvard is an arch traitor--Fifteen more
balloons at Manchester, N. H., raided--
Harvard, Pennsylvania, Cornell nnd
columbia enter into q rowing alliance
Horrible restitution prevails along the
Newfoundland coast---Rose Dolly and
her mother arraigned at Portland Me-,
bn the charge of murder and held for trial
Death Of James H. Winchell, prom
nent shoe manufacturer of Haverhll,
Mass Situation in Habana moro serl-
bus than at any previous time--The up
per Mekong to become the sole buffer be-
ween British and French tcrrltery--M.
Floquet, the French politician, seriously
bick--British expedition within 12 miles
bf the Ashantee capital--Dr. Jameson
hnd his followers to DO taken to England
Tor trial--West Lynn (Mass.) Shoe COM
pany's cutters strke--Queen Victoria
sent personal protest to the
Bultan against Armenian outrages--
A Lynn (Mass.) woman died from effects
pf accidental neutrality-suspicious. Sea
Pigeon, given up for lost, lowed into the
Bermudas-Secret societies denounced
ht convention of New England Christian
observation-disclosures indictments against
|Dr. Moore for ovcr-issung Manchester
IN. HI Union stock--Schooner John w.
Bray of Gloucester, Mass, which was
supposed to have been lost, spoken
Fall River (Mass.) public library trustees
will ask for bigger appropriation
tor library building-Frank II.
Rice, the young man arrested In
Boston for forgery, has confessed
Panama canal laborers on strike-1n-
crease of nearly S4,500,00o in the Massa-
chusetts state debt in 1S95-Governmen
sues the North American Commercial
company for 1914 29S-"Eight- law
RETAINED in the bill regulating suffrage in
South Carolina-Six men, supposed pro-
fessional burglars, arrested ut Boston
Report that division of the Gillian army
has been ordered to the Argentine border
Over 412, 900 children In the Massachu-
sets public schools says tho report Of the
board Of Observation-Disclosures favor
ing smaller state board of agriculture
defeated at the annual meeting of the Bay
State Agricultural society-Secretar
Olney approves of Senator Lodges rcsolu-
ton asking congress to purchase islands
In the West Indies belonging to Denmark.
Friday, Jan. II.
Two little Somerville (Mass) girls, per-
suaded to take q ride with n stranger,
treated in the most barbarous manner
Senator Lodge urges the acquisition OF all
Denmark North American possessions
The United Friends Of Armenia APP
peal to the people Of the United States
Turks assert that the Armenians at Zei-
toun massacrcd captured Turkish soldiers
-Doath of Hon. Charles Theodore Rus
sell at Cambridge, Mass-National DEM
ocratic convention to be held at Chicago
July S-Transvanl will try the arrested
members of the reform committee for
high treason-Kaiser William said to be
greatly enragod over statements of Eng
lish press-Pllsbury again defeated in
the chess tourney-Train men held up
and robbed in Missouri; conductor shot
Ten counterfeiters of tho first water OF
rascality caught by the United States
secret service detectives at New York
Work on the Nashua IN. H. river aque-
duct progressing very rapidly--Great
Britain and France agree on boundary
In Siam--Emile Loubet elected presi-
dent of French senate - Apparently
little room for doubt that Campos
has been outgeneraled - A crusade
Df unseating members threatened
In the Kentucky legislature - King
of Ashantee accepts British terms
Long Island has 100000 acres Of avail.
able oyster beds-Perkins 81 Welsh, raw
sugar importers, New York, failed
John &C. Mouraine of Everett, Mass,
charged with NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
probably the William Wilson of Now
York, sunk off Chatham, Mass
Thirty.six degrees below zero with 2,
inches OF snow reported in Montana
Japan intends to increase her armament
and to promote industrial enterprises
Libel against the fruit steamer Barnstablc
places the value OF the sunken Fortuna al
Gil ,000--Leaking gas main at Boston
caused the death of child and the pros
tration Of four older persons-Judgc
Brawlcy Of the United States district
court, Charleston, denounced the fee sys
-Ninoty-fve per cent of the immi
grants arriving In Boston last year came
to Join relatives In this country-Ameri
can division Of the Salvation Army viii
protest against the removal of Com
mander and Mrs. Booth.
Saturday, Jan. IS.
Colonel Morrison the only man excep
Cleveland whose name aroused interes
among Democratic national committee
men-Report that British flying squad
ron is 10 Shll lOF locT1nuNit--sScDuIe com
mittee on foreign relations adopted tn,
resolution reaffirming the Monroe doc
trine-People' party decided to hold ma
tional convention July 81. Place not We
Receipts Of the treasury con
tinue large-General pension appropria
ton bill passed by the house-Hous
asked to appropriate $4,000 for rapid fir
guns--House judiciary committee want
to be authorized to inquire into powers o
Comptroller Bowler Chaplain Coudel
prayed in the house for Cuban revolution
lists and was applaudcd - Person
alities INDUCED in by members O
Canadian house of commons-Treas
ury gold reserve stands at S53, 762, 67S -
Change to be made in the United State
legation at Seoul, Virginia Re
publicans preparing to nominate Genera
James A. Walker for governor-Mary
land senatorial deadlock still unbrokel