Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-21
TELEGRAPHlC BREviTlES.

Egypt's second cotton crop shows a good
yield.
George Wickes, n San,Francisco capital.
list, committed suicide
A fire in Passac n. j., destroyed Speer's
wine warehouse
London carpenters have resumed work,
pending arbitration.
The Influenza Is again raging In Paris
and has many victims.
A large brewery in Highland Park, N.
j., was destroyed by fire.
The Mutual One Year Benefit order has
been restrained from paying out benefits.
Two British scalers, which were seized
in Behring sen, have been released
England and Russia are exchanging
notes about the advance OF the latter's
troops in Central Asia.
1t appears that the wreckinN Of the De-
spatch was not due to asy shortcoming by
the lighthouse service.
The dead body OF Frank H. Adams OF
Boston, goldbeater was found at Crescent
Beach.
The failures Of the Allicut Packing com.
pany Of Kansas and the Blandop Iron and
Steel company Of Pennsylvania are re.
ported
The Argentine minister Of finance has
resigned.
A new pipe line. rival and competitor OF
the Standard, from the oil regions to the
sea coast, is said to be an assured fact.
A natural gas explosion caused the burn.
ing OF a large carpet store In Allegheny
City, Pa, and severely injured three per-
sons.
The Froeman's journal says there is a
strong feeling throughout Ireland in favor
of determined effort to secure reconcil-
iation.
The Cunard steamer Scythia, which left
Boston Get. 10, has been sighted towing
the disabled steamer Edam, heading for
Queenstown.
Lancashire eng. manufacturers are dis
turbed lest bull movement In the Liver
pool cotton market accompany the silver
campaign in the United States.
The schooner Rebecca j. Evans, from
Cape Verde islands for Boston, has put in
at Delaware Break water for repairs aud
provisions having been battered by Sc
we're gale.
Mr.. Murphy, Secretary Rusk's cora com.
m ssoner, has submitted his cause aid a
sample of corn to the German under sec
retary, Won Rottenburg, representing the
medical and commissary departments OF
the German army.
NJ de Giers, the Russian minister Of
foreign affairs, contemplates an early visit
to Paris, ostensibly to see his son, who Is
secretary Of the Russian legation there.
Several lakes near Bangor, Wales, have
burst their banks and flooded neighboring
slate quarries. One thousand workmen
are idle.
At the horse sale in New York the stall
lion Simon Magnus was bought for tlO,-
600
Harry Gladfelter, charged with assault.
ing with intent TO kill John Dady at
Springfield, Mass, Aug 60 was acquitted
by Judge Bosworth.
Wallace s. Johnstone, prominent Nal.
den (Mass.) contractor, whose debts aggre-
gate s2j, ,0O0 Is missing.
Charles Colby OF Hooksett. ". H.,
charged with mapslaughter, was com
mitted to Jail without bail.
Fred Taylor was arrested at Randolph
Me, charged with indecent assault on his
l0-year-old stepdaughter, complaint being
made by Taylor's wife
William 4. Robinson Of Manchester, N.
H., was convicted OF horse stealing at Con-
cord n. H., and sentenced 70 four years IN
prison.
Schooner Ella Blifton, Of Millbridge,
Me, before reported sunk there, has been
noated.
The French Protestants OF Biddeford
aud Saco, Me, have purchased lot In
Saco and will shortly build n church.
J. w. Sawyer e. Sons launched At Mill.
bridge, Me-, the barkentine Robert 8. Pat
terson OF Philadelphia, 742 tons register.
Captain Stephen l.. Tunnel will CON-
mand her
Frank c. Sherwood, an aged, retired
building contractor OF Saugatuck, Conn,
fell dead, the result Of an apoplectic stroke.
Fred Gray Of Weston, Conn, arrested
for horse stealing, was convicted at Sauga.
tuck, Conn. and sent TO Jail. lie is said
to be noted crook.
Civil Service Commissioner Roosevelt
oeuies that he Is 10 resign.