Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-06
TELEGRAPHlC BREvITlES.

The u. s. S. Alert has arrived at Yoko-
hama.
The bark John Harvey OF New York was
lost Off the Georgia coast.
Russian soldiers are said to be swarm
ing on the banks of the Pruth.
President Harrison has not yet selected
n successor to Secretary Proctor.
The railroads at Savannah have secured
nearly full complement of men.
A bomb with burning fuse was found
In the Episcopal palace in Trieste.
Nearly &, ,OOO, 600 of fractional silver coin
was put into circulation last month.
The Old Colony railroad station at
Middletown, X. l., was destroyed by fire. !
The reported massacre of 200 whites by
Indians in the state Of IIidalgo, Mex, is
reported.
The Chilian clergymen have been
ordered not to interfere with The approach
ing elections.
Capitalists are said to DO buying up all
the rice mills in the country with view
TO consolidation.
Vande Velde, the Belgian explorer, died
on board steamer returning from the
Congo Free State.
The loss Of the British bark Santona, on
her way to Valparaiso, with all the crew
but two, is reported.
Three persons were burned TO death in q
tenement-house fire in New York. and two
others badly burned
There is another strike among London
dock laborers owing to the hiring Of men
contrary to union rules.
At n special town meeting in Athol, Mass.
$4,000 was appropriated to build and
furnish "a new high school house.
A prominent resident of East Grand
Forks. Mimi, was murdered and robbed
while going for doctor at night.
a 'rcig' wleck occurred OH the western
div. u II the Boston and Maine railroad
at North Berwick, Me. Several cars were
smashed.
Strong gales have interfered with the
lobster fisheries off Newfoundland and
very little more can be done on the coast
this season.
Although the work Of rescue proceeds
diligently, there islittle chance of finding
the six miners entombed near Mahony
City, Pa, alive.
At the opening Of the food and health
exposition in Boston speeches were made
by Governor Russell, Speaker Barrett and
Postmaster Hart.
James Early, a laborer on the Fitchburg
railroad at Worcester, Mass, was killed
by an engine on the Boston and Maine
railroad, at a street crossing
Roting at lecture by George Francis
Train in New York caused him to de-
nounce the American people and renounce
all public appearances for the future.
NJ. Roustane, the retiring French min
ister, called OIL President Harrison and
formally presented his letters Of recall.
The usual courtesies were exchanged.
The Ohio river is 40 low that It can be
forded AT dozens Of points. Eighteen
loaded steamboats, are aground between
Cincinnati and Point Pleasant, w. Va.
No diplomatic action is expected TO DO
taken by the European powers on Turkeys
note regarding the passage through the
Dardauelles OF vessels OF the Russian vol
unteer feet.
james Bresnahan OF Holyoke, Mass, got
of freight train at Fitchburg while IL
was in motion, fell under the wheels and
bad his right leg crushed. lie will
probably die.
o. :. Cormicr a French lawyer Of Man
chester y. H., who made an authorized
settlement for $1,000 in a clients case a
week and left the city with the money.
was arrested 40 Rochester, y. Y.
The pulp mill NJ Augusta, Me, de-
re dsut n water power. was obliged 10
a ut down On account n low water The
t,Ducbcc electric light power plant, for
the same reason res rtcd 10 steam power.
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