The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-29
LOCAL ITEMS.

RANK NorEs for October has for a
frontispisce fine picture of Gen. Oiney
Arnold
THERE were forty-four deaths in the
CITY OF PROVIDENCE during the week JUST
past.
SUPT. OF HEALTH CHAPIN is recovering
aud expects To be at his post on Monday
next.
THE State Board of Agriculture has
ordered the killing of twelty-nine tuoer-
culous cows this month.
THE laying OF the corner stone OF 81
Andrews Church corner OF Pomona ave
nue. and Pemberton street, VIII take Piace
next Tuesday at Il. Nj.
BEFORE Judge Tillinghast the case OF
Robert Morrow. proprietor OF the rhovl-
DFNCE Opera House VS.. Dexter 6orton
for 81, 500 damages was heard.
MILK Inspector Perkins arrested Otis
II. Nichols this morning for selling adult
Grated milk and the man was held IN soVV
in the District Court this morning.
The action of the school committee last
evening in passing the resolution To use
the Graves Speller. removes all necessity
of the supreme court passing on the sub
ject.
AT 4:3O o'clock yesterday afternoon
John r. Lewson, 5-years of age. was run
over by horse car on Public street. III
is thought it will be necessary to remove
the leg.
THE representatives of organized labor
will meet at 81 Westminster street TINS
evening at S O'Clock TO discuss the advisa-
bility of celebrating the passage oil the
weekly payment bill
A CERTIFICATE of exemption from liza
bility in case of fire has been granted TO
the American Solid Button Company at
90 aud 73 South Main street, fire escapes
having been placed on the building.
THIS morning, before Chief Justice
Matteson, the suit brought by Jerome
| B. Clarke aud wife against the PROVE
DENCE and Springfield Railroad Com
pany was heard. This is suit for So,ooo
damages.
A SERIES of lectures on Banking" will
be delivered by Prof. Henry Is. Gardner
| OF Brown University, Thursdays at 4'oo
| o'clock 1 hey will begin Dec. ;, In one
OF the class rooms of the Bryant & STRAIT
| tons Business College.
A HORSE attached to a top buggy, the
| property of Thomas Grimes, was stolen
| from in front of the store ll5 Pine street
| at = 80 o'clock Yesterday afternoon. Al
| IL O'Clock last night the turnout was re-
| covered by Sergt. Boss in the Sixth dis
| trct.
In the supreme court yesterday after
| noon the plaintiff was non-suited In the
case brought by Henry +. Prue. adminis-
| traitor, against the New YORK, PRoVl-
| DENCE and Boston Railroad for SlO,ooO
| damages for the accident resulting III the
death of Andre Blais.
THE REV. DIR. A. +. WINsHIP of Bos on,
editor of the journal OF Education.
spoke at the State Normal School this
| afternoon on the subject, us There n
Science of -pedagegyA5- -Winship- is
always an interesting speaker, and the
address was much enjoyed.
| AT o'clock this morning Augu st
| Gachen, an employe OF the Reliance Mills,
| DYER street, sustained a severe laceration
| of the arm by being caught in cog
wheel. He was sent 90 the hospital.
| Gachen is % years old and lives ut q
| O'Neil street, Wanskuck.
FOLLOWING are Sqnantum Club officer s
| elected for the ensuing year President.
| Sylvanus NJ Lewis; vice president, Rich
ard w. Comstock; secretary, Samuel
| Brown: treasurer, Benjamin G,adding;
executiye committee, George X. Phillips,
| +. Crooker, James Bugbee and Frank
Cong Oh.
SERMONS on the following topics will
be delivered in Trinity Church, Sunday
evenings, by the pastor, the Rev. X l..
| Greene Oct. 80, "Christ and Socialism,"
Nov. q. Christ and Carpenters" Nov.
10. THE Institutional Saloon:" Nov. 20,
| line INSTITUTIONAL 'HuTCus NONs
"Puritans or Catholics in New England.
A SPECIAL meeting of the RHODE ISLAND
| Branch of the Association OF Collegiate
AlumnR will be held in Manning Hall,
Brown University, Saturday next. Ad-
| dresses will be made by Miss Mary "A.
| Jordan OF Smith College aud by Miss
Mary Wilton Calkins of Wellesley Col
lege. President +. benjamin Andrews OF
Brown University will also speak.
DURING the coming winter the Union
railroad company will decide upon some
plan to give the residents OF East provi-
dence better facilities in the way Of horse
| cars Superintendent Potter says that
| the trolley system ill be extended across
red bridge, if possible Whatever the ar
rangements are, thev will undoub edl be
ready for the public by the first OF At
gust 1898.
BEFORE Judge Cooke this morning
Thomas Vallily and Charles McClue,
were fined $40 and costs each .or stealing
pigeons from William Campbell. Johr
Greene charged with maliciously injur
ing a honeysuckle vine on the premises
of George X. Phillips. pleaded not guilty
aud was held in $500 surety for trial Nov
L. Nellie Horton. common drunkard
WAS sentenced To one year at the STATE
workhouse.
GIOVANNI CHILLENNI, the Italian wht
il is asserted shot Antoinette Pisanill
and then attempted suicide, was dis
charged from the hospital recently ant
was brought before Judge Cooke thi
morning charged with the shooting o
the woman. Chillenni is, as yet, exceed
ingly weak aud presented rather ludic
rous sight as he appeared in the door o
the dark room," his head and face wouu,
around with bandages until only the eye
aud nose visible. lie pleaded not guilt.
and was held
The biggest event of this years cam
paign will be the parade TO include al
the clubs in the State, which will tax,
place Nov. 2, under the auspices OF the
Republican State Central Committee
Col. w. Howard Walker has been ap
pointed chief marshal and has chosen Col
A. V. Warfield chief OF stall aud expect
"A very full response to the invitation ex
tended To the Republican organizations
Torches will be supplied in quantitie
sufficient to make the streets look like
forest OF fire.
Ameeting of citizens of Mount Pleasan
was held last evening for the purpose q