Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-07

other across the bridge on North Main
street.
Five hundred of the cigars taken had
the name of "T. T. Flynn" stamped on
each box. 1t is probably the work OF
some young loafers.
Town Committee Orders.
Orders have been issued from the Re-
publican Town Committee that no work
of any kind should be given to Democrats
and II Is being carried out to the letter.
A few days ago one Of the janitors went
into store on Central street and asked
the proprietor how certain painter voted.
"He is Republican 1 guess" said the
merchant.
"That is Iwhat / thought" said the
janitor, "but got him to set a pane Of
glass and got called down. They say he
is Democrat. You know the orders are
to give no work to Democrats"
Sent TO tho Asylum.
Yesterday Mrs. Rose McGahan of
Saylesville was sent to the State Insane
Follett. DR.. l.. J. Herman examined her.
Her mind has been affected for the past
year.
Lenthier Ready.
Mr. Lenthier is ready to meet Mr..
Authier any time next month and 1t Is to
be hoped Mr.. Authier will consent to de-
bate.
Man Injured.
Yesterday driver of one OF the tip
carts on High street was slightly in
jured by being caught between the steam
roller and his cart. The engineer stopped
the roller to let him drive by. His horse
got frightened and pushed him up against
the roller, hurting his thigh somewh hat.
Will Not Prevent Cholera. Il.
"A case was called to tho notice Of news
papor men yesterday that will not prevent
the terrible malady cholera II 1t ever
reaches this State.
1t Is to be hoped that IL never will, but
nobody knows what will happen when In
New York harbor, only few hundreds
miles distant, there are many dying of the
fatal disease.
In this town last week . man died Of
cholera morbus, which IL very near the
original cholera, and Tuesday IN under
taker was called and embalmsd the body,
which was not buried until Sunday.
Suppose this was . genuine case OF
cholera, which IL IL liable to be as the
germs hoat through the air, how many
deaths would the keeping of that body
ooetf No one can tell,
All physicians should be very careful
and II they notice anything of the kind
report at once to the health officer.
Meet Tonight.
This evening there will be meeting OF
tho board OF trustees OF the Sacred Heart
Temperance Society. The society will
soon begin preparations for the oelebra-
tion of the birth OF Father Matthew, the
apostle Of temperance.
Page Guards.
This evening there will be meeting Of
the Page Guards and every member
should be present as II is expected that
samples OF uniforms will be there and the
men will be measured for their suits.
This company bids fair to be one of the
best In the State.
Veteran Firemen.
Tonight there will be another meeting
of the Veteran Firemen and nnal arrang-
ments made for the muster which take
place one week from today.
The "boys" have every reason to believe
that the Volunteer will win o prize, and
not tho last one either "rhe Hay Cart
and Gaspee cannot beat US anyway"
say the members OF the company.
Cadets Drin Meeting.
Last night the Temperance Cadets held
a drill meeting In their armory on Central
street. There was q number of visitors
present to zee the drill, among them be-
ing Captain Bernard Hackctt of Provi-
dsnce and sx- Captain John K. Devine of
the cadets. The company is In excellent
form and answered every order promptly
and a. one man.
One week from tonight the company
will give an exhibition drill In Providence
and last evening they met TO brush up a
little, although IL was hardly necessary.
iu~"k It~mss
Judge Con has returned from hi, vsoa-
tion.
The Board OF Pirewards will meet Mon
day night.
Three simple drunks were fined this
morning.
Surveyor Pats bicycle is at work on
Central stseet.
Next Wednesday will be q holiday here.
All the stores will close.
Marriage intentions have been hled by
Ethelbert r. Brown OF Chicago, ILL.,, and
Maggie n. Hines OF this place.
Arrangements are being made by a party
OF young people from this place, Paw
tucked and Providence for party Friday
night on Cowden street.
aet your Picsur.s Framed