The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-04
BRISTOL.

The two political parties have placed
their forces in battle array for the great
political fight on Wednesday next. The
leaders on both sides leel confident and
there appears to be no wavering in the
ranks. 1t being a Presidential year, no
complimentary votes will be exchanged.
Each party will hew to the line. The Re
publicans are better prepared for the
emergency than they have been before
since the last Residential campaign.
working In harmony with each other not
w~ithstanding rhere are rumors cur
rent that there is dissention in
their ranks which is absolutely
untrue. Never were they more strongly
ti%en'e On t tbs other han hand 81 the sn opp psdtsne
are not wei. organized and bad blood ex-
lists which will cause defeat. The Repub-
lican Legislative ticket will be elected
with increased majorities. The feeling
that is manifested here and the expression
Of sentiment Is that the fight will be upon
Of the canvass which the Republicans have
adopted leaves hardly a shadow Of doubt
on the result, although 1t Is always best
not TO be over confident, as some unfore-
seen event may take place and change the
entire program.
green from Fall River bound to the west
ward to load coal for New Bedford.
The regatta which is being arranged for
Memorial Day is meeting with general
endorsement OF owners. II Is to be a
local affair as there are about forty boats
owned here, both sloops, cat and yawls,
and a number have very generally ex-
pressed as being DESTROYS of entering their
boats for the sake of a little amusement.
The entries will Do light while the prizes
compare favorably with other regattas.
One of the important duties Of the
Council at their monthly meeting, which
takes place this afternoon, is the appoint
ing OF q Republican supervisor in the
place of Philip Coyle, who declines serv-
Ing.
Sailed, schooner Index for Philadelphia,
to load coal for Providence.
The community will be pleased to know
that the department. Of our citszens Is SO
we'll conducted that we have no use for
the district Judge visiting us In an official
capacity.
A Democratic rally will take place in
the town hail this evening.
Jose Veera's son, who lives upon Mata-
com avenue, met with q serious accident
on Saturday cutting wood with a Ratchet,
a piece struck him in the face decorating
it in a shocking manner. DR.. Rochabault
was called and rendered medical aid.
Officer Albert Munro of Woonsocket is
in town, he formerly was a resident Of the
town.
A grand entertainment will be given at
the Soldiers Home this evening under
the auspices of Elnathan p. Brownell,
Jr., to the friends who favor the election
of ID. Russell Brown. Batteaux will he
in waiting in front Of the Byfleld School
Building to convey those who wish to at
tend over aud back.
A grand reception will be given the Rev.
William +. Davis, pastor of the State
Street Methodist Episcopal Church, by
the members Of the parish in honor of HIS
valuable services rendered the church
during his term of service.
Miss Angelina Francis of the city end
county Of Providence brought a suit
against John Penheiro of Bristol for
5000 damages i'm a breach Of promise of
marriage. Sheriff Cady committed him
to Jail to await an examination. Attorney
Dennis III. Sheehan for the plaintiff.