The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-06
POINTS ON PAWTUCKET.
The Three Candidates Reviewing the
Field Of Battle.
THE OUTLOOK FOR WEDNESDAY,
Things Look Differently for the Coming
Struggle - what They Did With the
Leg-Pawtuclset Briefs.

Like commanders of armies who have
participated in severe battle and
who are reviewing the scene OF the recent
contest, are the three stalwart candidates
for mayor in the election of Tuesday
They are looking at the dead and wound
ed, and reinforcements are seen standing
in the back ground preparing for another
onslaught. There are always deserters,
and some are now ready to enter the fray
who were not in active service at the last
charge. Several nurses were Immediately
engaged after Tuesdays battle with the
hope of healing wounds and placing some
of the workers in better condition than
before the first attack. The former head
quarters have all been reopened and mes
sengers are received and despatched with
the latest returns and important informa-
tion. The staff officers have re-enlisted
and the rank and file is fast getting in line.
The political situation is most peculiar
one at the present, and Wednesdays cleo
tion is liable To teach these kickers of the
third party a lesson which may last
them throughout the coming Presidential
campaign. Last Tuesdays election was
In many respects far different from the
coming Wednesdays inasmuch as the
voters will not have 10 mingle the votes
for ward candidates with those for mayor.
Ii is singular that the kickers did not op-
pose White at the primaries and not until
they saw that solid work was being done
did they bolt and make the third party
separate. The leader Of the third party
will remain in the fight, but there is no
possible show of their candidate being
elected.
PawtucIxet Briefs.
Good Samaritan Lodge, No. s, l. 0. O.
F. will meet this evening.
The rapidity with which new buildings
are being erected at Darlington is sur
prising.
There is movement on foot to have a
reunion of the original members OF the
Tower Light Infantry.
In vacant lot near the Home Bleach
cry there are buried several dead horses.
The owner allows them TO be placed there
for the benefit of the soil. Several times
lately men have been noticed dig
ging up the remains of an animal
cutting off one of the legs, which was
taken away with them, and the horse re-
inferred. For some time their actions were
shrowded in mystery and finally IL was de-
termined 10 track the young men and as
certain If possible what their motives
were.
Accordingly plan was laid which
worked successfully. The young men
were seen to procure leg and leave as
suddenly as they came. They were track
ed TO a certain blacksmith shop where the
leg was skinned and a careful examina-
tion made of the different bones and joints,
also the ankle and foot. 1t was later
learned that these young men were study
ing scientific shoeing and these amputated
legs aided them in many ways.
just at the present time there appears TO
be a quiet spell among several manufac-
turing concerns. The II. b. Gage Manu-
featuring Company are stopped awaiting
orders, while part of ID. Golf & Sons
reason. The Eagle Dye Works is also
dull, but partly running. The Central
Falls woolen mill is stopped for short
time, changing patterns for the summer
season. This is much more expensive
item with this large concern than il used
TO be. The number of people who are idle
and gives them a lively appearance.