Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-04
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
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where by Ubiquitous Reporters.

Republican party cut in two!
Now pay your election bets.
II will be Winter in the second ward for
a whole year.
Mrs Esther Burlingame OF Maryland
visiting in this city.
The track on Railroad avenue is being
relaid so that electric cars may be used.
Mrs William Meehan Of Boston is visit
ing the family OF james II. Crowell OF
Gooding street.
Fred Taylor had his war paint on today.
lie told some boiling Republicans what
he thought OF them.
Marriage intentions have been filed by
Maurice Tranquier and Mary Beaudreau
at the City Clerks Office.
IL was reported at the police station last
night that horse and carriage had been
stolen from East Attleboro.
Intentions of marriage have have been
fled at the City Clerks Office by Alvin B..
Caldwell and Susie b. Sweetland.
II is possible that the second election
viii be held a week from next Saturday.
The board Of aldermen must decide.
Mir and Mrs. Charles Judson and their
two sons have returned from Berlin, Md,
where they have been for some time.
Joseph F. Coupe OF South Attleboro died
Monday. lie was well-known in this city
and was a brother Of William Coupe, the
tanner.
Charles \. Fairbanks, who resides on
the Plains, was brought before the district
court this morning as an insane person.
He vas examined by DIR. True and ordered
committed to the State Insane Asylum.
Tho Canadian Americans won the foot
bon match played at Norwich, England,
la-t Thursday. Their opponents were the
Ncrfolk county team. The visitors won
by goals to ?. Their forwards are show
ing better combination game.
The executive committee OF the Uni
versity Extension centre OF this city met
last evening and formulated a plan for
sustaining the work Of the present season.
The classes arc not so full rs the com
m'ttCe desire, and it is hoped that those
who have signified their intention OF join
ing any OF the classes will do so at once.
An effort is being made to arrange 2
wrestling match between John Curley OF
Olneyville and Patrick German OF this
city. The backer OF Curley is William
Dempsey, and he can be found at the place
OF Barney Pagan on North Main street on
Saturday night, where q match can be
made. German has expressed desire tc
meet Curley, but does not want TO make
a match until after he has met Simpson.
There are dangers in travelling in steam
ard electric cars and there is also some
danger in a street car. \ laborer was COM
inc out from Providence last night on the
Union Street Railroad and carried in his
hand an axe that was not covered in any
way. When he arose to leave the Ca
/ while il was in motion the passengers got
/ as far back in their seats as WAS possible
/ not knowing but that a sudden lurch OF
1 the car would bring the axe down on theil
heads.
! The second deposit for the wrestling
/ match between Paddy German OF this city
/ and Jack Simpson Of Fall River will be
/ posted this evening. The match is fol
$50 side and will occur Saturday even
ing, Noy. II. The contest will be under
Che catch as catch-can rules, German to
weigh 126 pounds and Simpson will be
catch weight and not to exceed 120 pounds
An effort is being made to have the con-
test take place in either the Pawtucket
skatiug rink or in Woods hall, Olney-
vile. German is being trained by Edwin