Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-20
CENTRAL FALLS.
Dissention Creeping Into Republican
Ranks-CatherIne Goes Again.

Dissention Creeping Into Republican
Ranks-Catherine Goes AEsin.
The dissension that is creeping into the
Republican ranks will assume such proper.
tions that at the end of the year the party
will be divided in dozen different sec.
tions. The appointments did not suit the
party ard since then II seems they have
been adding insult to injury.
rhe council will not, it is thought, order
a special election to fill the vacancy on the
council and probably the only, at least the
greatest reason, for not doing so 10 because
they are afraid of being defeated. If a
Democrat WAS elected it would make no
great difference but il would prove to the
people that there was no fraud in the last
elections that is, none on the Democratic
side.
The School System.
The schools now revert back to the old
system of government, thst of the district
system. This does not suit the Republi-
cans by any means as they had hoped for
an entirely different decision Now
that this muddle is settled something
else must turn up to occupy the attention
OF people. During the pasI year Lincoln
politics have occupied the attention of
nearly the whole state.
Catherine Goes sgain.
Catherine Lake, lG-year-old girl, who
has acquired an unenviable reputation dur.
ing the past few years wss before the court
this morning charged with being lewd
and wanton person. Officer Sherman
found her Yesterday in the company of two
men ami all under the influence OF liquor.
She pleaded guilty and On promise to DO
better was given six months in the work
house. She has not been out over two
months having just finished years sem
tence She is the young woman whom
young Burns, who is now serving a three
years sentence for breaking and entering
at East Greenwich, tried to shoot on River
street In this village.
Interesting Items,
Bsllou post meets tonight.
Officer Hebert 10 committing officer this
week
The park and street laborers hsd
vacation today.
The town election next spring depends
on whether the voters are all registered or
not Democrats, register now.
Patrick Morisrty was before the district
court this morning charged with assault on
Peter ii Hughes. He was fined So aud
costs.
John Walker and William Hamilton had
some trouble a few days ago which re.
suited in Walker striking Hamilton. He
was fned $40 today.
The Hedley avenue abuttor, want The
street curbed. 1t they petition the council
they can have what they want, provided
the petition is signed by all the abuttors.
The telephone ordered by the board of
hrewards has been placed in the police
station. Itshould be On private line At
present there are five telephones on the
line.
Rev Father Kane arrived home yester-
day from his European trip. He accom-
panied Bishop Hsrkins and was disappointed
because he was not in Pawtucket at St
Msry's dedication Sunday.
The Temperance Cadets hell very in.
toresting meeting Sunday and accepted the
invitation of Companies Z, ID and II of the
2nd regiment to attend their fair in Prcyi-
dence next Mond'y eveniog.
One of the liquor officers, whom Bloom.
fl ED seems to be doing the work fer, was
in the district court room yestsr lay morn
ing. When asked If he had case he
said: mo, to hi with the screen law"
Town Clerk Crawford will be at the
Crescent Literary Hall, Thursday evening,
to register voters. This will be thl last
chance for western district Democrats to
register without going to the town house.
The Broad street bridge is again open to
travel. One layer Of plankng has been put
on, another will be put diagonally when the
street car rails are all placed in position
The raising of this bridge was one of the
ideas that originated with ex. Highway Sur
veyor Phillips The Republicans did at
least one sensible thing vhe1 they followed
the plan, laid down by Mr.. Phillips.