Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-22
MAY IS, 1890. MAY IS, 1892.
IN CIRCULATION
The Tribune has in years increased
90 per cent.
PRICE ONE CENT.
CENTRAL FALLS.
Mr. Giiohrists Removal-Dlstrict Court
Notes and Other Items.

Mr. Giiohrists Removai-Dlstrict Court
Notes and Other Items.
AT the meeting Of the Councv Monday
afternoon Charles z. Baker was elected
Overseer OF the Poor for the ensuing year.
Mr.. Bridgehouse voted for George III. Dali
ton. 1t was not expected by those who
knew the members OF the Council well
that MIR. Gilchrist would be allowed To
remain, as he was appointed by the Demo-
cratic Council three years ago. There are
those of either party that will say that he
has proven himself to be the best official
ever put in the position he has held SO
faithfully. He has saved the town con-
siderable money by the business like man
ner in which he has handled affairs, and
has got more out of the farm than it was
supposed possible; yet he was obliged to
make way for man who suited the coun-
Gil politically. This shows how much
the Republicans meant when they said
that anyone competent would be allowed
to remain.
Bloomfield Bounced.
Special Liquor Officer Bloomfield failed
to get reappointed, and for what reason is
not known, as anyone can testify that he
more than attended to his duties last year.
lie even went SO far in his spasmodic
effort To enforce the liquor law that he
went into other officers territory and got
cases. There must have been some feel
ing against Mr.. Bloomfield. Some say
that MIR. Blackborough, who made the
charges at the caucus against Messrs.
Crawford and Keene, is particular friend
of Bloomfield, and for that reason he was
"thrown down."
Who VIII Get There?
The Council was not ready Monday to
make the appointments for Town Solici-
tor and Probate Judge, and this for the
simple reason that there is too much
rivalary for the positions. 1t was post
poned until next Monday, when it is
hoped that some of the existing strife will
have subsidized, so much so that il will not
cause split in the party when the officers
are appointed. 1t is a question in the
minds OF many whether Mr.. Goldsworthy
will relinquish his claim to the solicitor
ship and be satisfied with Probate Judge
or nothing; or whether Mr.. Choquette
and his friends will become resigned to
their fate and let someone else be made
Probate Judge. Mr.. Choquette and
friends feel sore over his defeat for District
Judge and are bound that they shall be
recognized substantially by the party.
Mr.. Fessenden is said to be candidate
for Probate Judge, and the claim of
Choquette's friends is that he is not as
qualified as their leader and consequently
should not be appointed. Notifications
do net amount to much however and re-
suits are awaited.
District Court Dong.
Joseph Anton, an Armenian peddler was
on trial this morning for peddling with.
out license and was fined s10 and costs.
John j. Walsh of Valley Falls was
brought before the Court by Officer Drew
and charged with reveling on one war
rant and assault on his wife on another.
He pleaded not guilty and was held in the
sum OF 5000, for trial Tuesday.
The case of Robert Johnson against
John Adams for shooting his cat on June
Sth came up for trial. Joseph Osfield APP
peared for the defense and Johnson con.
Quoted his own case. Several witnesses
were examined and the Court concluded
the case by saying the charge had not
been proven and adjudging the defendant
not guilty.
Four drunks were fined g and costs
each. Two OF them were mere boys.
Interesting Items.
Ballou Post G.. A. II. meets tonight.
The Council will meet on Monday here
after.
The Town Council will meet again
Monday.
BranchWilliam O'Brien, /. N. F., met
last evening.
The Councilmen are earning their sal
ary just now.
A months mind high mass was offered
this morning at the Trinity Church for
the late Patrick Kearney.
The apnual strawberry festival of the
Sacred Heart Christian Doctrine Society
VIII be held In temperance Hall Friday
evening.
John III. Burns team is ready to meet
st. Marys Christian Doctrine Society's
club anytime. Pitcher Googan is in fine
condition.
Patrick Mclaughlin who was assaulted
and stabbed by Isiah Kelly Sunday after
noon is reported as improving slowly.
He lost considerable blood and L
is slowly returning.
Is the b. A. A. losing It's grip on the Re
publican party and consequently the
ofiices3 1t was often said during the past
year that there was too much b. A. A. in
the party to suit the majority.
Tomorrow morning at the Church of
the Holy Trinity, Joseph Carter will be
united in marriage to Miss Hannah Lor-
eta Monahan. After short bridal tour
the young couple will reside on Pine
street.
The death certificate of Jane Darlington