The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-07
News Condensed.

Jav Gould is improving in health.
Hyde Park is to have an electric rail-
way.
Secretary Foster sails for home We'd
nesday.
Admiral Graviere of the French navy is
dead.
President Harrison has returned to
Washington.
"May" day or Labor Day riots are ex-
pected in Europe.
The Chicago base ball team has gone to
Hot Springs, Ark.
Gen. Barrios has been elected president
of Guatemala.
Congressman Mills will be back in Con-
gress in a day or two.
Denny, the third baseman, has been
assigned to Pittsburg.
The French authorities will liberate
Deacon on bail Tuesday.
John Walstrom, a Cambridgeport csbi-
net maker, Is missing.
There are rumors OF a war between
Guatemala and San Salvador.
Cornelius Vanderbilt is to build g.
100000 palace in New York.
Deacon, who shot NJ. Abeille at Cannes,
will probably be tried May2.
DR.. Il. A. Colburn, Nashua, n. H., who
was injured by colt, ls dead.
Moonshiners in Tennessee shot two
United States revenue officers.
John c. Burke Of Lowell is receiver OF
the Order of the Annual Friend.
Dispatches from Portugal report anoth-
er severe storm on the Portuguese coast.
Small pox was discovered among steer
age passengers on the Dania at New York.
The trial OF William Coy, the murderer,
will begin at Pittsfeld, Mass, March q.
The Jury in the Field insanity case dis
agreed. Eight jurymen thought him
sane.
Negroes and whites fought at race
track at Clark's Crossing, KY. Four ne
groes were killed.
The Olympic Club OF New Orleans has
offered s25, 600 for fight between Sulli-
van and Mitchell.
Two OF the crew OF the schooner Lizzie
Griffin from Grand Banks, were drowned
while in a dory.
Pelham w. Shipman, son OF Judge Ship
man OF New York, committed suicide In
a Baltimore cab.
Frank Bancroft's polo scheme is we'll
received by five good polo cities and
league is assured.
John A. Morris, the Louisiana Lottery
chief, is under arrest for violating the
anti-lottery postal law.
Isaac Snodgrass shot and killed his
brother, Town Marshal Emmett Snod-
grass at Mt. Vernon, KY.
NJ. Lamendin, a socialist, the secretary
OF the Miners Syndicate, has been elected
deputy for Bethune, Frcnce.
Chief OF Police Gardiner OF New Bed
ford kept the hotel bars closed yesterday.
Special policemen were used.
John l.. Sullivan says he will fight any
man in the world, when his contract with
Duncan b. Harrison ends, June 4.
Secretary Blaine continues to improve.
He expects TO resume his duties at the
department OF state in few days.
Bishop Hulst has been elected a mem
ber of the French Chamber of Deputies
to succeed the late Bishop Freppel.
Darwin j. Meserole, who killed Theo-
dore Larbig, was yesterday admitted TO
Plymouth church, New York, on proba-
tion.
An attempt will probably be made to
proye that the federal grand jury, which
has indicted the whiskey trust, is an IL
legal body.
suit is 10 be brought i'm New York for
recovery OF Harlem by alleged heirs. The
property i'm the suit is valued at hun
dred million.
The mail from South Africa brings news
OF a revolt in the Zambesi Barue district
against Capt. Gouveia, who, II is rumored
has been killed.
Mayor Honey OF Newport, X. l., has
sued the Savings Bank OF that place for
sl5O,00O for refusing TO give up s2l 600, the
city's sinking fund.
NJ. Drimezis, for many years at the head
OF one OF the departments at Athens, has
been appointed minister OF finance, and
NJ Msisteuoulos has been appointed for
eign minister.
Etienne Arago. the French writer, ORA
matist and statesman, IL dead. He was
born in 1907 and was the last surviving
brother OF the illustrious astronomer,
Francois Arago.
At n convention OF the national and
civic parties OF Brazil. General Mitres
Withdrawal from the candidacy for Pres
ident, was accepted and resolution was
adopted ~ support saenzpsns Ter Rres-
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