Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-05-24
CENTRAL FALLS.
The Court Has Busy Day-Runaway Ac-
cident-Notes About Town.

Judge Con this morning. Several drunks
were first disposed OF and then the cases
OF John Bannon and George Clark were
continued TO Friday.
James McGill, another of the lads,
pleaded guilty and was fined 50 and costs.
Robert Clingling, another lad, was ar
ranged on three charges of breaking and
entering, pleaded not guilty and was held
in the sum Of 1900 on each case.
James McCaughey Of Saylesville, who
was charged with assaulting boy named
Adam Sanders, was found guilty and fined
e and costs. Heappealed. He is an over
seer In the Sayles bleacheries and young
Saunders works there.
James Burns, who has been out of jail
but short time, was before the Court
charged with stealing rubber coat val
ued at a from the home of James Cruise.
He pleaded not guilty, was given trial,
found guilty and sentenced to 90 days in
Jail.
| District No. 4.
The Democratic voters of district No.
4, Lonsdale, held their caucus last evening
in Firemen's Hall, Valley Falls. The re-
suit was as follows: Chairman, +. T..
Fitzsimmons; Secretary, j. F. Ryding;
delegates, Frank T.. Fitzsimmons, VII
liam McKenna, sr., Peter Dolan, Thomas
keenan, and Thomas f. White; for Mod
orator, Lawrence Shea; Clerk, Il. j. Raean.
John N. Butman was indorsed for Town
Clerk and William III. Corey for Council
| man.
Runaway Accident.
This morning John Dowd, who drives
team for "Squid" Barber, started for
Washington street to move family. The
horses became frightened, Dowd was
| thrown from the seat and the wheels OF
the heavy team passed over his body. He
was considerably injured. DR.. Falcon
attended him.
| Republican Courtesy
The correspondent OF the Pawtuclzot
sheet that makes a practice of misstating
things spoke in the usual strain last even
ing as follows: "There is no truth in the
statement that the Democrats got permis-
sion to have the Town Hall on Tuesday
evening for their caucus. They made no
such arrangement, but they can hold their
convention IL they wish to after the Re-
publican caucus adjourns."
| There is not the slightest semblance of
truth I'm that statement. Thomas +.
Quigley, Chairman OF the Democratic
Town Committee, made arrangements
for the use of the room and he either for
got the fact intentionally or otherwise.
The Deputy Town Clerk is supposed to
act for the clerk in that officials absence
whether he is fishing or any where else
IL he is not, what is he there for, or what
is the need of Deputy?
The Two Conventions.
kThis evening there will be two political
conventions in this village. The Repub-
licass will hold a town caucus in the
Town Hall and the Democrats will hold
the town convention at the Democratic
headquarters on Central street. At both
places Council ticket will be nominated
to be either elected or defeated in June.
Flowers For Memorial Day.
Flowers may be left at the following
places: Phillips & Smith, corner of High
and Central streets, Central Falls; A. j.
Earle, Broad street, Valley Falls; p.
| OSullivan, Broad street, Valley Falls,
and at the various school houses, where
they will be, called for and collected be-
fore 10 o'clock on the morning of Me-
mortal Day. At Moshassuck Cemetery
the Relief Corps will be met, and services
10 the unknown dead performed.
Interesting Items.
Mrs. j. @. Whitaker OF Bagley street
died suddenly last night
John T. Howarth and Florence II. Mills
have filed intentions of marriage.
The Democratic Convention will be held
in the headquarters on Central street to-
morrow night.
Saturday Albert Frost and daughter left
for Washington, ID. c., where they will
remain for some time.
Marriage intentions have been filed by
John Andrew Hughes OF Cumberland and
Mary Catherine Rogers of this place.
II. NJ. Burns of Crane & Burns, under
takers, graduated Friday from the United
States College of Embalmers. Out OF sixty
applicants four received diplomas.
Mr.. Colwell will probably be the candi-
date from Manville for the Democrats
and MIR. Cory from Lonsdale. The men
from the lower districts have not been
named in any way.
Gilbert!Carty has declined to allow his
name to be used as a candidate for the
Council. lie has always served the town
and people faithfully while in Office and
they are thankful to him. He retires
from political life with the best wishes of
all.
The Sacred Heart Temperance Society
will open a festival Friday evening and
continue il Saturday and Monday eve
nings. There will be an individual prize
drill Monday evening for handsome
gold badge. Entries open till Monday
night.I
Mrs. Morse, Mrs. J. c. Mccartney, Mrs.
Samuel Arnold, Mrs. Robert Sweet and
Mrs. Ingraham left yesterday morning for
Philadelphia, to attend the annual May
Convention OF Baptists. The party will
procede to Washington and Baltimore,
stopping at New York on the way home.
rs.t. g.tr