New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18
RHODE ISLAND DEMOCRATS CNHATI L.
UNABLE TO AGREE OVER THE FRUITS OF THEIR
VICTORY.

/ UNABLE TO AGREE OVER THE FRUITS OF THEIR
VICTORY
Providence, r. l.. Dee l. (spccaD-Ihe democrats
elected their candidate for Mayor ana o'h'r N.S
officers an thc fourth TUESDAY in November but SUN
they are not altogether happy. The 'ahh'r VI Wis
cord is cnawinc it, 10 the vi'ai' OF ''cr PaIN
examination and rs usual. II /; all about james MI
! NaiIy. That gentleman is one OF tAc Dcm '''
Big Four and Mayor Carroll, Of Pawtuc"'' l. an
| other The Mayor has not felt Damon ana lNth's
| spirit toward the gentleman from the for'h "'i'
since certain meeting Of the Democratic state ''h'
! tral Committee when Mr.. McNally was oVc'hPu''.
! uvc a. IN tbo di.poslilon tat had been made OF
q certain 81 coo OF the campaign fund. DuTlh1 inc
last week Mayor Carroll produced the horrnIlhS eV'
mcnt I'm regard 10 Mr.. McNally that ne Ia" wv"
promising the liquor vote Of the city 10 III" h'P"o'''
candidate Mr.. Watson. If the latter would agree ~
reappont George II. Durham as License ComhS''oF'
The story went that Mr. Watson refused to nave any
thing to do with the deal, and as the vo'' "o' II,
fovor of Potter the inference that McNaly hau
MT hi, threat into operation 1t was also Saiu 'ha'
Frank T. owen. chairman OF the Dcmo'rauc 9'"'c
Central Committee. bad asked for McHalN I''7''
lion from that body. 1t Is due to Mt owen 10 say
that he hasn't done anything of the sort MI 'i''
vuv denies having made any such proposition 10
Mr. Watson, and calls attention To the ap'"u'N VI
tbc char.c Mr.. Eurnham Is a Republican, Is e'''r
man and secretary OF the Commits iOn and the most
natural thing in the word would have been his reap
pontmcnt had Mr.. Watson been elected Ne'lh' MI
NcNallv +, a temperance man and mas no 'i"'"'''
with tAc llGuol dealers The Democratic state ''"I"'
Committee will meet next Wednesday, ana MI N'
vouv will he there and there Is likely TO be more or
les. fun icforc the session closes Whatever 'PP'"'
mi, incident pcascs the IcpblcanS, as ii only serves
,o widen the breach which has 50 long existed De-
,wcon tho two factions OF the Democratic party IN
this city. .., ,r,s VOL.
coined homo on Thursday with con ~drr'DIc u'"'''
,traton Iii, old band. the American anu IL"
Notion,I together with tn" American BaAd veteran
Association. received him at the railway station anu
rendered him an escort through the streets - IL"
v.rroconsc.t Hotel In the evening Music Han VIZ
packcl and the d,tln gHi. he'd bandma'cf wa a'o'"
a loval welcome. The Governor of the stare "l'"'
a speech Of welcome. and cndcd by presenting - ''"
the proceeds of Il sunday nigh; c"nc'H bN IN AMIN
can Band and he made the recipient oil Narl"".
Other Testimonials OF regard. II Is u''fS'oou ''"
Mr. Reeves Will stn consider Providence a. Ms lc''
dcncc. and that his family will reside here
The Protestant CLERGY have begun a crusade against
vice and the meetings held the discussions had ana
the resolutions passed have been fruitful topic I"
conversation The crusade Is die tel against ILLEGAL
llquor selling gambling. prostitution and obscene
literature 4 committee Of one hundred i D'lh'
.cIoctci 10 have charge Of the crusade. It'd" 'h.'i
If Police docs not rcCirl the movcmen, win i'h"N
eve but saws that he Will prosecute II the 'lz'''
will bring him evidence ON the other Manu. '''
crusaders declare that it is the place Of the paid "hcr'
Of the law 10 secure evidence without expecting GU
zcns to bring ii q them
The canvas, for the >cyc;al city Offices in the GIFT
Of The City Cpuncl goes mcrrily on. Tie cancu'
which will decide ii I'll will be- held next N'turo'N
night. For president Of In" Common 'ouh'h ul'F'
are three candidates. namely, George t. har''""'
Clinton d. scllcw and John W. Angel John f.
Kcndrick who has been mentioned, is MT a candidate
Mr. Angel i, not a candidate in the sense OF making
any personal effort t. the honor. and his vote
will probably be small. ~ between Baistov ana
scl!ew the race !, clos" and tb" Issue is doubtful.
MIR Barstow ha, been chairman Of the school CON
mttcc and has had several years experience In the
council Fer Chief Of the Fire Department there are
several candidate; UP AGAINST \. Socrc, tho
present incumbent. For CITY Guagcr. Colonel Thomas
W. Manchester appear, to have the inside track.
There Is the usual murmurins agains, the Chief OF
Ioncc but t'cic Is little strength In The movement
against him.
TIE Old Colony steam railway and the Interstate
electric railway Interests clash somewhat at Hebron
vile, whcrc he Interstate people wish 10 eros. N" pid
Colony tracks. mach 10 the disgust 81 IN" 'hd COLONY
ofncial-. IN" latter nightly place strong gang OF
men AT the crossing 10 ropi bQaIdcS. and the Inter
state lropl" nav" Il gang III I'3PW-' 10 l"I'" me
track arrO., The m,nui" viginnc" j. relaxed. TIE"
people expect 20 pitched battle when The at,mp
is made 10 lly tlr tracks.
George O. willard. tn, veteran journalist. has been
seriously III with hear frO1dc. but j. now able 20
be ont vain. sidney Dean. who Wa -iiclon with
paralysis, has - FAR recovered ~ to be able 10 Walk
around usual
\ woman named Jan" DonIhoc died ut Pawtuck"t
this week. after being hdrddcn for niry-ceht year,.
ever sin"" she was Mn" years old.
Al The monthly meeting OF The Commercial club
to r,glt George +. sheldon. Of New York. spoke on
In" Modern ~ liut0n Of IN llIaucc."
IIc annual Dexter Donation town meeting was
held lhi, afternoon Indcr tAc torn, OF The vii 81
iDcI.ozcr Knight D"Ntcr IA" roFoT 0i The & .inm,
eiOMcrS made in town meeting each N'1r.
Sometimes ii j. difficult ~ srcr" The presence Of In"
necessary number Of frecmcn' NAH" The legal
quorum ~ libcralhy Of NJ. DEXTER the paupcr~
Of city wen taken care 81 without any cS-
pcn~r to iha city,
1hc EOard Of Aldermen have elected Gardiner e.
sims ~ arbitrator in the dispute between no" diy
and In" Narracau.rtt Electric Lighting toWp1uy t-
10 price oi IA" lights. III" Beard had previously
selected Henri r. Root, but the Council refused 10
concur.
There Is resolution on the table I'm Tho Board Of
Aldermen boxing 10 -" creation ~ pension fund for
disabled members Of The Police ana Fire departments
II l. reported that secretary Of state George II. tcr
not a candidate for reelection, III, iirg" hu~inc-s
Interests together with hi, n.r paper. demanding
all Of his lime. II f. - be hop'd that hc can DO
prevailed upon 10 reconsider for hi, adds great
strength 20 the state ticket.