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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-04
ANN ONIA IN HIS EYES.
New York Jeweler Assaulted by .
Thief who Was Captured.

NEW YORK. Oct. 4.-The screams OF
Peter Fredericks, a jeweler at No. III
Broadway, Williamsburg, and the at
tempted flight OF a man from his store,
attracted crowd about the place. The
man was captured and turned over to the
custody OF tho police. The prisoner, who
was well dressed, went into the store
and asked to see some watches. A tray
OF four gold watches was set on the case,
and while he was pretending to examine
them he pulled out syringe filled
with ammonia and squlrted into Mr..
Fredericks' eyes.
The prisoner then seized two OF the
watches and rushed from the store. A
surgeon who was called in said that Mr..
Frederick will probably lose his eyesight.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-04
In Towns Near New maven.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Oct. 4.-The town
elections In this vicinity resulted In lit
tie or no change in the political COM
plexion of the town governments. Sey-
-mour went Republican and Wallingford
is Democratic by safe majority. In
Guilford the Democrats elected hrst
selectman on local issue, but the ball
ance OF the Republican ticket In this
town Is elected by about 40 majority.
The town meeting voted $4,000 for q new
town hall.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-04
How Cleveland sp.n, Yesterday.

NEW YORK, Oct. A-Mr. Cleveland re-
ceived q large number of callers yester-
day. He had pretty busy day between
entertaining them and preparing the
vention OF national Democratic clubs to-
day. He gave another sitting TO the
young woman who IL mskine his bust.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-04
JOY AT HOMEsTEAp.
The Released Leaders Back Again -
81 Secret Meeting.

HoMEsTEAD, Pa, Oct. 4-The return Of
the imprisoned men from Pittsburg last
evening caused much rejoicing In Home
stead. Tho accused were given an ova-
tion. A few members OF the old advis-
ory board and other leaders met in secret
and II IL probable that the Amalgamated
Association will scatter broadcast circu-
lars detailing the treason suits and urg-
Ing workinemen TO give the locked out
men financial aid.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-04
Democrats Were Split Up.

WATERBURY,, Conn, Oct. 4.-The town
and city election here was vigorously
contested, due to internal dissensions
among the Democracy, emanating chiefly
from the action OF tho town committee
in forcing delegates favorabl to II. Hol-
ton Wood against James Piggett, Tor tho
Congressional nomination. The result
Indicates large gain for the Republicans
on the town and city ticket.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-04
The Result I'm Meriden.

MERIDEN, Conn.,. Oct. 4.-The Demo-
Gratis carried the town election by an av-
erage plurality af 45o. Le Grand Bevins,
their candidate for first selectmen, had
555; Herman Hess, for town clerk, 693.
Only light vote was polled, the Repub-
licans max ing no fight.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-04
r,mern connecticut rowns.

NORWICH, Conn.,, Oct. 4,-The town
elections in Eastern Connecticut show a
few changes from last year. Preston and
Montville. usually Democratic, are car
ried by the republicans. Putnam
changes from license to no license, and
Windham and Stonington from no
license to license. Other towns, so far as
reported, remain about as last year.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-04
IN and Around Brlax.por..

BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, Oct. 4.-The town
election resulted favorably to tho Re-
publicans, by the usual majority. STRAIT
ford, Birmingham and Naugatuck went
Republican, being usually Democratic,
while Stamford, Trumbull and Fairfield
gave the usual Democratic majorities.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-04
Democrmrs CarrIea Dsnpury.

DANBURY, Conn.,, Oct. 4.-The Demo-
Gratis carried the town yesterday by
700 majority, the largest in the history Of
the town. They were victorious In every
one of the four wards. Three Of the
wards never wero Democratic before and
the town has previously gone Republi-
can.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-04
Gains for ,ne ISe IN ocrats.

ROCKVILLE, Conn.,, Oct. Am the town
election here and in Vernon, the Demo-
Gratis made . gain OF $50, reducing this
Republican majority to 81. The Demo-
Gratis elected their ticket In Ellington, by
an increased majority. The Repu ublicans
made small gains In Tolland.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-04
An italian ruririve from Jusr,ce.

BosroN, Oct. Ain November, 1890,
number OF Italians In Toronto, Can, gave
the sum OF $500 TO Dominica spatta, fell
low country, to purchase q car load OF
bananas ior them. Spatta Is alleged to
have skipped out with the cash, and q
warrant was issued for his arrest on the
charge OF embt Lzlement. Last night no
was lound at the north end by Officer
Rosetta OF Division I, and was taken into
custody as q fugitive from justice.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-04
v,.. Harrison Ner,ou. ana r.su.sa

WASHINGTON, Oct. Mrs. Harrison
ala not have a very comfortable day yes
terdsy and was not quite as we'll last
night a. she has been for n week past.
she IA nervous and restless but her con-
ditIou v not such as to excite alarm.
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B. H. GLADDING & co.
DIED OF APoPLExY.
An Aged Resident OF wstertown, Mass.
Fell at HIa Own Door.

FtII ht HIS OWu DOor.
WArERTowN, Mass, Oct. - While
sweeping the sidewalk in front Of his
residence on Main street, Isaac Bemis, q
life long resident, fell and expired almost
instantly OF apoplexy. Deceased was 6e
years Of age and was born and reared In
the house on Main street, Watertown,
that he occupied to his dying day. He
was son OF Charles Bemis, Esq, one OF
the old time noted lawyers.
He studied law in his fathers office In
Watertown, but ceased practice soon af-
ter his fathers death, in consequences OF
physical disability from too close appli-
cation to his profession. He was unmar-
ried. He was q mem Der and constant
attendant Of the First Parish (Unitarian)
Church.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-04
Republicans Gain . Town.

BIRMINGHAM, Conn, Oct. 4.-The towns
OF Derby, Ansonia, Seymour and Hunt
ington went Republican yesterday. Der
by has been strongly Democratic until
yesterday, when the election was carried
by the Repu blicans by 100 majority.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-04
How Waterbury Voted.

WATERBURY, Conn.,, Oct. AT the
city and town election the Republicans
elected the city clerk, treasurer, a major
ity of the board OF council:nen and two
selectmen. The Democrats secured the
town clerk and q majority OF the school
board.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-04
THE CAPTAIN KICKED TO DEATH.
Drunken British Sailors Had . Fassl
Fight In California.

Fight In California
BENrcIA. CAL, Oct. Capt. Adams, OF
the British ship Arthur Stone, and his
first mate tried TO separate q number OF
the crew, who came on board after ca
rousing on shore all night and then be-
gan lighting among themselves, The
captain and mate were attacked by the
men and the former was fatally kicked
and beaten. The mates injuries are
slight. There had been trouble on the
ship for months, as the crew disliksd the
captain, who had refused to let them
leave the ship or pay them of
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-04
Democratic Ms,orI,ies Reduced.

NEW BRITAIN, Conn.,, Oct. A. The
Democrats won the town election yester.
day, but with reduced majorities.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-04
A Room for the School COMMITTEES

President Watson called Mr.. Sellew TO
the chair and for the committee of the
school commit ee on relations with the
City Council presented n number OF reso-
lutions. and they were referred rs fol-
lows
The report Of the school committee on phys
hcal training and request for the apo ntment
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Resolutions ordering sewers in the fol-
lowing streets were adopt ed: Potter's
avenue, Prairie avenue Ocean street, =,
Valley street, Promenade street., Cove
street, Gaspee street. Dorrance street,
Canal street, RedwinG street, Moore
street, Broad street, Elmwood avenue,
Adelaide avenue. Tanner street, Lexing.
ton avenue. Vernon street, Minslow
street, aud Covell street
A resolution for a sewer in Pike and
Benefit streets was indefinitely post
poned.
Mr.. Sellew moved that when the coun.
Gil adjourn IL be o meet Monday evening,
Oct. 10. lie explained that the commit :
tie appointed TO arrange for the proper
celebration OF Columbus Day had only
had chance TO meet on the afternoon
previous aud would be ready 20 report at
the next meeting. The motion passed,
The monthly report Of tue cnlcf OF the
fire department. for the month OF Septem-
ber, showing an expense OF s2O l05 u, was
received anu ordered comm munIcated To
the Board OF Aldermen.
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NOTES DE L'EIPOSITION DE
CHICAGO.

-L'Etat du Michigan Sc propose
Gle montrer les progress ct les ressour-
ces Gle la presse de son pays. Des
exemplaires de tous les j~ournaux
quotidiens seront relies en- volume !;
les publications hebdomadaires ct
mensuelles formeront deux autres
livres. Les photographers dies prin-
cipaux editeurs ct redacteurs seront
jointes d ces documents.
-Une DIES curiosit9s sera la cons
truction dune vile allemande du
moyen age avec son marche, son
c~hateau-fort son monastere, un restau-
rant teuu par dies Berlinois ct deux
grards jardins CONNIE on en- trouye
partout en- Allemagne, OH Ton fera de
Ia musique ct on 5000 personnes
pourront s'asseoir autour dies tables.
C'est en- Allemagne, que l'on recons
titue cette vile; Oh la demontera
pour la transporter ct la remonter sur
les bords du lac Michigan 4 Chicago
L'Institut Polytechnique de Londres
a deja 800 mons d'artisans Inserts
pour visiter Exposition par groupes
ct ce nombre augmente chaque Jour.
Durant leur sejour 4 Chicago, les
excursionnistes seront confortabiement
loges a l'Institut Biblique de D. l..
Moody ct dams dies campements cons.
fruits sur un emplacement apparte.
nant d Marshall Field. Ces facilities
leur sont accord6es gratuitement.
Sur les 40 Etats GU Territories
qui torment lUnlon americaine, 35
ont Reimbursement accepte lie site gu;
leur a etc allouG ct ont soumis les
plans DIES constructions qu'ils Sc pro
posent d'elever a depreciation DIES
directeurs. La majorit6 DIES autres
Etats est sur lie point de prendre une
semblable determination. Tous. i
Perception ~peut-etre de trois, eleve-
ront une construction qui sera dams
bien DIES Ia reproduction exacte de
monuments historiques tells que Mount
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Vernon, independence Hall, Fort
Marion, etc. Ces batiments o~ecuperon.
Ia partie nord DIES terrains de rexpos;,
ton ct seront entoures de promenades
pelouses, bosquets ct corbeilles AZ
leurs.
LIE palais de lEtat de Washing
ton renfermera un modele-miniature
dune ferme de rOuest avec toutes sos
dependencies. Une autre PARTICIPANTS
a noter sera une collection complete
de tous les ~oiseaux, poissons ct qua
drupedes, sauvages on domestioues.
qui Sc trouvent dams Get Fiat. La
decoration interieure du batlment sera
en- grande partie leuvre de Iassocia-
ton DIES femmes du pays.
lie displacement DIES richesses
m~in6rales du Canada a l'exposition
promet d'etre tout a fait r~emarquable.
La province d'Ontario a decide de
rassembler Inc collection importante
de tous les mineraux qui Sc trouvent
dams les limites de son territoire, ct
celle de Quebec s'est promis de ne pas
roster en- arriere. La Nouvelle-E cosse.
81 richie en- minerals de toutes sortes.
etonnera les visiteurs avec ses echan-
tillons dor ct surtout Gle Charlton. oui
donneront une idee DIES resources
6normes de cette province. L'asbestos,
lie mica, la plombagnie ct les phos-
pilates occuperont n place impor.
tante dams rexhibit de Quebec, tandis
qu'Ontario s'enorgueillira surtout DIES
riches minerals de nickel qui Font
rendu fameux.
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PETITES

-
LA grande cathedrale de Ia vile
de Mexico est la Plus large construc-l
ton de l'Amerique ct a co6te
50. 100000. SEES foundations ont etc
elevees par les Espagnols en- 1873 u
Replacement dune vieille pyramide
asteque, ct ellie fut achevee en- 1867.
Sur lie muir de l'ouest Sc trouve la
fameuse "pierre-calendrier' peasant 20
tonnes.
-L'experience que Ton Went de
faire a Washington ct qui consiste a
collector les lettres par les maisons, a
dome pleine satisfaction ct il est
probable que ce nouveau systemic
sera avant peu etabli dams la plupart
DIES grandes villes americalnes.
Atm d'empecher quill y ait trop
de papier sur lie marchG, les lubricants
americans de ce produit ont decide
de fermer Ieurs Establishments durant
onze jours en- Juliet.
Il y a un petit enfant mulatre
dams la vile de New-Haven Connect
cut,) qui nest age que de % mois ct
qui a la tete crosse CONNIE cellc dun
beuf. Sill Wit, ses parents ont l'inten-
ton de lexhiber a Chicago l'annee
proclaim.
lie plus long canal du monde
est celui aui s'6tend de la frontiere
chinoise a St-Petersbourg, Ia capitale
de l'empire russo il mesure 4,472
miles de long. II y en- a uu autre
tres long aussi 1,434 miles. II va
d'Astrakan a St-Petersbourg. LIE
creusement de ces deux immenses
canaux fut commencee par l'empereur
russo Pierre-le-G Grand.
lie cotton est maIntenant recOlte
dams lie Turkestan ct dams les provin-
ces russes de lAsie Centrale. En-
1889 on en- a recolte 50, $780, 900 livres.
-Depuis 1860 lie nombre de per.
sonnes qui ont obtehu lie divorce dams
rEtat du Connecticut a excede 10000.
En- 1891, 400 divorces settlement ont
etc accordes par les tribunaux de Get
Fiat contre $50 en- 1889.
La richesse totale de l'Union
Americana, d'apres lie dernier recen-
sement, atteint lie chiffre enorme de
$50, GAS, 600, 900 on plus de $1,000
par tete.
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Suite

-On ne l'obtiendra pas, repondit
lie comte Albert dune voix ferme...
Je ne permettrai jamais que Ton allie
troubler dams 50 douleur ma bien-aimee
Agnes. ..N'est-ce pas deja trop pour
ellie de SAVIOR son mari en- fuite,
d'entendre repeter quill a traftrement
assassine son ennemi ..Peut-etre,
dams quelques jours, mes biens
personnels seront-ils confisque je ne
reduirai point Agnes a la misere !;
ellie ne souffrira deja que trop pour
Iamour de moi.
-Vous etes un valiant ceur |
s'ecria Zingarelle.
-Ainsi vous m'approuvez
DE yous Approve, oul ia ten
dresse comprend tous les devouements !;
mails je m'effraye. je l'avoue DIES
suites dun pareil refus.
Ne pouvant tirer de For de ma
bourse, on pourra tirer du sang de
mes %veines, VOLTA ce que vous voulez
dire, n'est-ce pas
La jeune file baissa tristement Ia
tete.
SOFT, repondit lie comte, ie suis
resigne.
-Mais moi, reprit la Zingarelle, je
reste prete pour la lutte, ct je vous
defendrai jusqu'a Ia mort. LIE sequin
donne jadis par moi 4 Agnes de
Haag dot etre nne sauvegarde, ct
nous verrons bien 81 la parole de la
gitane nest pas ~respectee.
-Merci, mon enfant, dit lie comte,
merci.
-Et maintenant, reprit IL jeune
file, reposez en- paix la M%augrabine
a plus de talent qu'un docteur de
faculte, ct vous trouyerez en- moi une
seur deyouee. ..Dormez, je review
drai...
Les yeux d'Alberti Sc fermerent ct
sa tete tomba sur les oreillers.
-Cui, repeta Zingarelle, de meme
qu'Agnes de Haag delivra ma mere,
je P~arracherai dies mains de ces
hommes, GU nous subirons un sort
pareil.
Ellie ferma aoucement la porte de
la piece, ct rejoignit Ia Maugrabine.
qui l'attendait.
LIE cabinet, car la piece exiguG
reseryee a la Zingarelle, ne meritait
pas d'autre denomination Sc ~trouyait
meuble dune facon 81 picturesque
qu'elle pouvait paraitre ~luxueuse.
Des TEXTURES couvraient la nuditG dies
murailles, lie lit etroit Sc drapait de
riches e%toffes, DIES fourrures c~ouvraient
lie sol. Mais, en- dehors du lit, les
meubles ~faisaient default dune facon
absolue. Deux males bizarrement
pennies ct I'm cofret incruste Gle nacre
renfermaient tout &c que possedait la
Zingarelle. Ia clef de ce coffret ne
la quittait jamais, ct ellie y entassait
pele-mele les bijoux que Gaspard
Orsol lui ofrai apres chaque expedi-
ton.
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ATELIER -TYPoGRAPHIoUE.

Ayant tout lie materiel necessaire, nous
sommes a meme d'executer tous les ouvrages
typographiaues qui nous seront comics. Les
briefs d'avocat. cartes d'affaires, entetes de
features, tickets d'habitatioa, blancs. circu-
laires. etc, seront imprimcs dams lie plus bre
delai ct a ces prix aui detent toute concur
renee.
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Margarine, assise sur DIES c~aisses,
attendait l'arrivee de Ia jeune file.
Celle-ci semblait presque joyeuse.
La vie du captif DIES bandits etait
sauve, c'etait ressentiel. Ellie Sc
savait ~puissante u I'esprit de Gas
pard ct comptait tirer lie gentilhomme
des mains de ses compagnons.
-Je tai dit de choisir, fit-elle.
La hideuse vieille plongea SEES
mains parmi les pierreries. Ellie
regarda tour a tour les perles, les
rubis, les brillants, les saphirs, toutes
les gemmes connues emplissant cette
c~assette, ct scintillant dams leurs
montures. Chacun DIES bijoux Patti
raft. Ellie cut voulu pouvoir les
prendre tous, ct la beaute de ces
objets divers rendait son choix
dificille. Enfin ellie attacha a SEES
GRIZZLIES deux magnifques emerauaes,
prit n broche a pendeloques ct,
voyant DIES boucles splendides a peu
pres semblables a ce qu'elle venait de
prendre, ellie dit avec l'accent de la
convoltise
II ten reste tant d'autres, Zinga-
relle
la jeune file jeta en- plus I'm collier
sur les genoux de la vieille femme.
-Soigne &c gentilhomme, ct gueris-
ie vite, Maugrabine, je te devrai encore
de la reconnaissance.
-Je te le jure, ma petite Zinga,
avant hut jours il sera sur pied.
La Maugrabiae passa les bracelets
a ses bras, le collier a son cou, ct sc
regarda dams un miroir entoure de
heurs d'argent
-Quels haillons /! soupira-t-elle.
Zingarelle comprt, ct, puisant dams
un dies grands %coffres, ellie en- tira un
de ses costumes.
-Voici pour tot encore, Maugra-
bine.
-Tu deyrais etre refine, Zinga, ma
Zinga cherie Compile sur moi
CONNIE tn aurais compile sur ia
propre mere.
La vieille gitane disparut ct ALA
changer scs oripeaux contre les yete
ments que yenait de lui bonner la
jeune file.
Mais lie enlargement subit survenu
dams Ia toilette de Ia bohemienne, ia
~vivacite ave. laquelle Ia fiancee du
chef s'etalt deciar6e Ia protectrice dr
%prisonnier, causaient deja une surprise
inquietante aux bandits places sous
les ordres de Gaspard Orsol. lis
~n'osaient encore manchester leurs
pensees ct leurs GRANTEES mais lis
n~'attendaient que Ia guerison dr
blesse pour demander dies applications
a son sujet.
Orsol paraissait Favor oublie.
DeuN autre expeditions nocturne:
pertinent aux miserables d~'entassel
dams les souterrains de nouvelles
richesses. ST peu que la vieille femme
parlat all comte Albert, celui-ci com
prit qu'on await devalise deuS
chateaux a la favour d I'm violent
incendie.
IL e / bientot temps de gutter
e pays, dit-elle un jour: lie so
commence a brtler sous les pieds, LEI
seigneurs s'arment CONNIE pour unt
chase at sanglier ct les paysans
v~eillent CT attendant les pandour:
qu'on a promis d'envoyer contre Ii
bande.
-Et de quel cote Sc dirigeront. !.
Les bandits :? dites ce mot sars
c%rainte, mon gentilhomme, car &c sont
dies brigands ct les pires de tous..
J'ai yieilli dams lenrs caches anfan.
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nOTEsE ~DENEC.EAED.
Sc To GA CARONNFJF FIT STREET
Lockport Public School TundAssoeiatios

A une reunion de cette ASSOCIATION, tanas
ie p PREMIER jeudi d'oetobre. 1889. il = etc
.RES0LUn Qua l~'avenir, me fore, pouf
Q benetce des foads de recole. aura lien
hague aimee lie premiers salne,ll ct din'a'cas
du mois de juin.n
Par srdre.
PIERRE BARRI0S. SEQ