The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-28
POINTS ON PAWTUCKET.
The typographical Union Holds Its
Annual Meeting.
A PECULIAR ACCIDENT.
Another Wave of Excitement I'm the Polit-
ieal sea-The Days Doing In Central
Falls and the Blackstone Valley Vii
lagos,

The Pawtucket Typographical Union
held their annual meeting Sunday after
noon. There was kindly greeting
among the craft, and the election was first
proceeded with, resulting rs follows:
President, Thomas Phillips; vice-presi-
dent, Willis ii. Bussey; secretary. Arthur
c. Dwyer; treasurer, Frank p. Newton.
On Broad street, near the residence OF
the Hon. Olney Arnold, yesterday morn
ing about y o'clock there occurred pecul-
lar accident. In buggy were one gen
tleman and two young ladies who were
bound for Providence. A team turning
the corner of Broad and Barstow streets
collided with the former vehicle and the
occupants of the buggy were thrown out
One Of the young ladies was bruised about
the face and neck and the other lost her
gold watch, which after dilligent search
could not be found The young man in
the buggy received a sprained ankle. The
two men who occupied the open team got
away as soon as possible. They are we'll
known characters and have served SEN
tences in Jail for theft, also breaking and
entering.
Grand Master Peter Trumpler of this
city. of the Grand Lodge, i. o. q. +. OF
this State, who has been confined TO his
home two weeks, is able 10 be about
Box "a Of the fire department has been
placed at the new station, and new box
No 84s, has been placed at the corner OF
Fountain and Woodbine streets.
Another wave OF excitement has ap-
peared In the political sea. and many son
sational stories are afoat. 1t is ballots
again and the election OF sewer commits
sioner Is the cause of the trouble. His
Honor Mayor Goodwin fails to see why all
this rumpus did not appear upon tho even
ing OF the election and rot until yesterday
mornings One alderman who said that
he voted for George ID. Street, also said
that there was 30 much excitement at the
timo he did not think but what Streets
name was the ono announced as elected:
Aldermen O'Reiley and Tiepke also desired
while City Clerk Sibley said that he would
swear that Moroney had II, Winslows
and Marian 1. Alderman Smith, who Is
n clear-headed politician, disliked such
work, and Alderman White said there
was mistake In the count. When Al
derman O'Reilly introduced n resolution
to have another election Of Sewer Com
missioner Mayor Goodwin put his foot on
that, and ruled tho resolution out OF
order, Then the mayor call for the APP
proval Of the record, when Aldermen
Tiepke, Q'Reilly and White were granted
the privilege of having their votes cast for
Street. and tho records as amended were
approved. w. =. Moroney is sewer com
missioner Just the same and has his COM
mission. When this little breeze had sub
sided another furry was caused Dy prlnG-
ing up the resolution relative to tho
alleged frauds In the Second ward After
considerable argument of the matter,
Mayor Goodwin explained his position,
stating that IL any person would mako
specific charges to him he would proceed
in the case. Alderman Tiepke then with
drew the whole matter, and a resolution
inviting all persons to appear In relation
to the above matter at n meeting to be
held Dec 30 was adopted.
Physicians and undertakers are busy
men Just at this time, and both agree that
the disease OF Ia grippe Is not lessening to
n great extent. Many aged people who
are not Of very strong constitution and
have other diseases are easy victims to the
plague, and many have passed away.
Yesterday there were four funerals in this
sitv.
Republicans, if you are not allowed to
vote the coming year IL will be your own
tault. City Clerk Sibley II accommodate
ng all who care to register, and the i'm
bortance which involves upon every voter
h the coming campaign Is one which can
aot be neglected. But four more days
remain.
At the rooms Of the Y. M. G. A, Sunday
afternoon Porter NJ Vinton made an ad-
dress TO large male audience
The funeral OF Henry Il. Greene took |
place from bis home on Broadway yester- |
day afternoon. the services being conduct |
ed by the Rey. George Perry, Of the Broad |
street Baptist Church. The choir rem |
dered several selections and the interment |
was at Oak Grove Cemetery.