Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-11-24


spiracy c discovered among students in
Russia--Verdict of manslaughter in
guide killing case in Dover, Me-Chliar
chamber of deputies approves the pro-
tocol with Argentna--Fre in n Staten
Island shipyard causes 100000 loss
Telephone company organized at New
Bedford, Mass-ExJudge Sage of
Lebanon, O.. dead.
MONDAY, NOV. 81.
A practical ultimatum to be submitted
to the Spanish peace commissioners to-
day by America-Thomas Keliher of
Lynn, Mass, pronounced insane by city
physician; about a year ago he sustained
awful Injuries as a result of vitriol being
thrown at him; later he married the
woman alleged to have thrown the
vitriol--GounC woman, who was found
dead in a yard at Boston. ider titled as
Minnie Ward of Burlington, Nt--Sec-
ond army corps. of which Fifth Massa-
chusetts is a part. ordered by Secretary
Alger to prepare to occupy Havana and
Mariel-Sixth Virginia negro regiment
locked up at Macon, Ga. for rioting--
Lynn police raided house where wed.
ding reception was being held and seized
the liquor-Rumored resignation of ex
President Andrews of Brown university
as superintendent of Chicago schools
In the election of Brigham II. Roberts to
congress the Mormons of Utah show
their hand in national politics--Captain
Thompson, Quartermaster at Chicka-
manga park since last May, denies that
there was lack of food there. and praises
the medical observation-disclosures, Ills.
E IL. tot Of "a m.
sends more troops to preserve the peace
The president now hard at work upon
his forthcoming message, which will
mainly treat of the war with Spain and
its conscquerces-Ord received at
Springfield armory to provide new sights
for 100, 000 rifles--Death of General Don
Carlos Buell., who saved the day for
General Grant at Shiloh-Captain Cen
eral Banco receives order to draw on
Paris for 100000 gold, to be applied to
payment of Spanish troops-Sir George
Smyth Baden Powell, the eminent Eng
lish scientist, dead--NIichael Kelliher
| private in Second artillery. blown from
train and drowned in Merrimac river.
near Newburyport, Mass--Georre d.
Colburn thrown from train near West
/ Derry, n. H-Death of John Chaplin
Lane, prominent Boston lawyer.
TUESDAY. NOV. 22.
American commissioners give Spain
one week in which to accept her new
offer $50, 600 600 for cession Of the
| Philippines, IL years equal trading terms
with the United States, purchase of one
| of the Carolines, and exemption from
| claims stree the Cuban war-Al the
lon N in
closed because of operatives resisting a
10 percent cut in wages-i[o change in
strike situation at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
| Quay and his son indicted by grand Jury
at Philadelphia on five counts, charging
| conspiracy and unlawful use Of state
money--Revenue cutter Manning or
dered back to the Boston station
| Steamer San Acustin leaves Havana
with the Columbus monument, bound
for Spain--Four companies of en-
gineers ordered to sail for Havana a,
once-Star Pointer sold at auction in
New York to W. J. White of Clevelant
| for sl5,0O0-Liquors stored in East
| Weymouth, Mass, lookup, which had
been seized in raids, have been stoler
--ExTax Collector James c. Keouch
| of liolyoke, Mass, arrested, charged
| with embezzlement of Sis .0CO---Genera
Calixto Garcia in New York: SAYS hc
| favors the American occupation of Cuba
now, hut rot forevcr--William Woods
held at Worcester, Mass, for action of
grand jury on charge of murder-Child
of the duke and duchess of MARLBOROUGH
baptized in the chapel royal in st. James
palace London-Steamship Admira
Dewey exceeded government require
ments on her speed trial trip-Churct
bells worth $4,000 presented to Greek
church Of Bridgeport, Conn, by the c2ar
OF Russia attached by creditor of the
society.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2S.
Sharkey declared the winner in hi.
bout with Corbett; latter disqualified il
the ninth round because McVey, one o
his seconds, jumped into the ring
Court Of inquiry in its report exonerate,
Lieutenant Fennessey of the Ninth Mas
sachusetts regiment on charges of COW
ardico and neglect of duty-Ml s
Louisa Il. Ruttrick of SWampscott
Mass, fearfully beaten by a negro, VIII,
makes his escape she will probably
Gie-President and cabinet confiden
Spain VIII yeld--C. W. c. Drehr o
Brooklyn fires five bu lets into his heal
az Philadelphia. and ives-Mackere
fishery this year Cor Gloucester the poor
est, with one exception in its history
Rear Admiral Miller retires and Com
modore Howlson steps into the highes
rank in the naVy--Thecdore Roos
welt testifies in the war investigation
gays most Of the trouble is due to tn,
system-Massachu Civil Service
Reform league urges the president G
make no change In the civil selvic
rules-.-Pros!den Cross of the Empori;
tKan) National bank, who committe,
suicide, left letter confessing his mis-
deeds---GX-rax Collector kcough o
Hoyoke, Mass, ARA Gned on a charg
of eubcz2lem mt and bail fixed at $ll5
o00--New England Shoe and Leathe
assocIa ton favors fun reciprocal trad
relations with "anada and NewfCund
land More that $1,000 900 given in H.
will of Edward Austin of Boston to Har
ward the Institute of Technology, Rad
clihe, Roanoke and other institution
-Massachusett state board of trad
refuses to adopt resolutions against III
annexation of the lippincs-Nanc.
Guilford arraigned at bridgeport Conn.
and bail fixed at 0,0)0---Everett
Mass. puts the curwof law into effect.
VERMONT PENSIONERS.
: Washington, Nov. Extensions haV
tecn allowed to the following Vcrmonters
Original, Susan T. Parsons, MddleseN. s
additional, Edwin \, Orway WoodNtoct
81 To So original WodoW, AgnC