Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-30
TELEGRApHIC BREVITIES.

A small labor riot occurred at Buffalo.
Argentinas new president, Senor Pena,
is popular.
Three hundred miners struck at De-
catur, Ills.
Two persons were killed in a wreck at
Adrian, n. Y.
Whaler Mary d. Hume took product
worth 100000.
The town of Runnells, Ia, was de-
stroyed by fire.
Increasing business is reported at the
Boston postoflice.
Fraud is alleged in the refunding of the
direct tax of Louisiana.
A receiver has been appointed for tie
International Benefit order.
Stuart Knill, Roman Catholic, was
chosen lord may or of London.
Dr. Albion w. Larrabee of Scarboro,
Me-, died of apoplexy, aged 40
General Burbaker leader Of the rebels
In British Honduras, was killed.
The Kings county On. w. reapportion-
ment has been decided to be legal.
Cattle are being driven out of the Chero-
kee strip by means of prairie fires.
Further action against the coal COM
bine has been taken by New Jersey.
Colorado coal may compete with that
of the Reading combine at Chicago.
A Tennessee man is said to have fallen
heir to buckingham palace, England.
The Brotherhood of St. Andrews is in
convention at Emmanuel church, Boston.
Trainmen have quit work on the Bur
lington. Cedar Rapids and Northern road.
Two men we're killed and several injured
by dynamite explosion at bonneville, Pa
Home Secretary Asquith has decided to
allow meetings in Trafalgar square, Lon
don.
Several blocks of buildings at Virden.
Man, were destroyed by fire; loss over
$4,000.
The steamer Coquitlam, seized by the
United States authorities, has been re-
leased.
A British cruiser has been ordered to
Russian waters to relieve seized British
sealers
Railroad corporations may refuse to
comply with the Massachusetts, mileage
ticket law.
Secretary of State Foster promises to
attend the Woburn, Mass, anniversary
celebration.
The corporate existence Of the Natick
(Mass) National bank has been extended
to Nov. 2, 1892.
Ex-Alderman Hiram G.. Pearson of
Haverhill, Mass, is dead. lie was promi-
nent in Odd Fellows circles.
Herr Liebknecht, the Socialist, believes
that only the disarmament of France and
Germany will avert terrible calamities.
The forty-third annual convention Of
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opened three days session in Montpelier.
Michael Healy II years old, was struck
at Windsor Locks, Mass, by the White
Mountain express train and fatally in
jured.
President Harrison may attend the
Columbian celebration in New York and
the dedication Of the fair buildings in
Chicago.
Kendall Flint, NJ. d., aged IS, leading
| physician of Haverhill, Mass, is dead. He
was born in Danvers, and graduated from
Amherst college.
a teachers convention will be held at
| Dillingham;, Mass, Oct. IL, which Mills,
Midway, Franklin, Mendon and Milford
teachers will attend
| Jacob Atkinson of Fall River, Mass,
by whom Mrs. Maria Tobin was knocked
down, run over and killed, has been held
IN bail for manslaughter.
Rev. G. f. Kenngott, formerly of New
port, n. H., was installed pastor Of the
! First Congregational church, the largest,
numerically, in Lowell Mass.
Milford (Mass.) Italians will have a Co
| lumbian celebration and ball Oct. 10, with
a parade. An elaborate dinner and liter
airy program are also being planned.
John Coffey, brakeman on the Now
| York and New England road, was thrown
from the top Of car at East Hartford
and run over by the freight train. He
died at the hospital.