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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02
Cond enscd TelegrnphIc News

Count Crispi, ex-premier Of Italy. %
cording to foreign papers. Is In danger ol
losing his sight His right eye is saA so
be almost useless. owing b q catarNot
He has decided TO submit to An operation
In the hope Of obtaining relief. aud with
that object IN view left Naples recsntly
for Rome.
The Tribune says thaE John Il ASsis
field. the well-knowo lecturer On Per
sona Recollections OF Abraham Lipcoln.' y
will take the stump for Harrison ssS
Reid. Ms. Lttleheh mads ~ nrst pelltl.
cal spescA for Fremont b i6sA ~ b.
taken Sn acuvs para In sssry prssidsa cal
campaign since.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02
A TIRED MERCURY.
IL Was Cosl and Everybody Wa
Grateful.

IL Was Coei and Everybody ws'
Grateful.
Yesterday was pleasantly cool. After 9
week OF tho climate of India, 1t was a de.
lightful change ". have day of the eli
mate of the CatskiIls.
The temperature at O O'Clock yesterday
morning was Us. At 0 o'clock 1t had
reached. 20 degrees. At noon 1t recorded
20. The maximum was reached at half
past o'clock, when the thermometer
registered IS.
The entire country rejoiced In cooler
weather. 1t was eight degrees cooler in
Boston than 1t was in New York. Albany
and Chicago we're likewise cooler than the
metropolis. The coolest town in the coun-
try was st. Vincent, Minn., with tenn
peratures OF only 80 degrees.
Today at noon 1t was 70.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02
SOMERBY INDORSED.
Resolutions Unanimously Adopted by
Providence Branch.

providence BrhnChs
Branch 457 OF the Order OF the Iron
Hall OF Providence held an unusually
large and spirited meeting last night, and
the Somerby affair was discussed at great
length.
A large number of the members made
known TO the Officers OF the local branches
that they came around to lind out the true
inwardness OF the charges against tho high
officers.
Representative l.. {. Perkins, In re-
sponse to the questions raisad by different
members, explained the sielation as he
understood it.
He said the same thing had been tried
before, and that il was his belief that In
surance Commissioner Merrill Of Massa-
chusetts was the pioneer of the movement
against the order at the present time.
Perkins said that it would be impossible
for Somerby to become an embezzler from
the order. Past Chief Justice Mckee in
dorsed the statements made by Perkins,
and said that Somerby was too we'll and
favorably known for the different branches
to look upon the indianapolis affair as
anything but "fake."
After these addresses the different mem
bers paid up their assessments and il was
announced that there was not single
lapse.
Then resolutions indorsing somerby
were unanimously adopted.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02
THE WORLDS FAIR.
Deadlock Seems to Be
as Strong as Ever.
A CAUCUS OF DEMOCRAT S
Postpone the Consideration Of the Fair
Proposition Until December.

WASHINGTON. Aug. A DemocrAtfc
caucns was held In tho houso last night
TO endeavor 10 effect an agreement by
which the present deadlock on tho Worlds
fair appropriation clause IN the sundry
civil bill could bs broken, and o speedy
adjournment brought about There wers
about 100 members present, with Repre-
sentative Holman In the chair.
A resolution was d0ored by Mr.. Muochlas
of Pennsylvania. which In effect was that
there should b q vote oa q separate
World's fair bin. making an appropr0-
ton OF e. 900 600 In aid Of che World's fair.
% tho drst Wednesday In Dccembey next.
after six hours debate, ond that only
three Nnendmepts thereto shah be %
order. The resolution further provided
THAI tho house should fnsist op tie dte
agreement 10 the sensts auendpept 70
tho sundry dvii bill. aud plso that the
Dockery suo -cpmmittes Of tho COMMITTEES
on appropriation should bs coptipued
during the recess. with power to visit
Chicago, Investigate tho financial condi-
tion OF the fair. and report AZ the opening
Of the next session Of tho congress - 20
the necessity for governmept aid
Representative Reilly ok pennsyivauia
offered eubstitute IN substance that the
sense Of the caucus b that the house pro
ceed to vote on the peading motion.
namely. To 10y on the table ths motion &c
reconsider the vote BY which the house
concurred 10 Cho senate amendments
without tho interposition Of any further
dilatory rnotiona This substitute was do
bated pro and oon, Moesra Reilly. Eel
others advocating IL A vote on the reso-
l,,ti1n -os.,lta4 e, te, A.$uoe ho a vnfu ~
6l TO 80
vania opened s},s debate N favor Of bis
resolution, and was followed In advocacy
Of II by Representative MoCreary Of Ken,
tucky tn Q lengthy speech
Speaker Crisp summed no tho sftuo
ation In concise manner and favored
the Mutchler resolution. Hs thought the
matter in controversy should 90 over un
III December. flo cited as Q parallel cast
tho nlibustering on tho direct tar bill and
the manner In which u was disposed ot
| lie also dwelt upon the way the sundrI
| civil bill had beep amended BY Inserting
the appropriation cause, which. he said
vas On acs unprecedented In tHe histor
a the congress- Representative Danb
head Giso spnhs against the approprfa
ton
a vots upop the Mutchier RESOLUTION re
suited d ttS tavof by q sots of 20 90 81
Representative MeCnnn OF Illinois said
after the caucus hpd adjourned. thai ttp
supportere Of tho Worlds fair appropra
ton woold continue 30 press their causf
until oongrgss expired BY limitation al
law on March 4 next They would con
tinue TO insist ON carrying out the will Of
tho majority. Representative DurboFrow
agreed With tho sentiments expressed by
his colleague
II this program be carried out the caucus
win accomplish nothing beyond substl
tuting tho friends Of the Worlds fair ap
preparation In tho place Of It's opponents
as hlibusterera
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02

RUM0R MAY Be TRUE.
Drowning Accident Re-
ported at SCOTS Pond.
HAS the BODY BEEN SEEN?
The Police Have as Yet Taken No
Stops In the Matter.

Yesterday IL was rumored that man
had been drowned In Bcott's pond and
tho statement has not yet beon verified or
proven false.
Sunday Alexander McGunnagle, the
Dexter streee druggist, was walking along
the shores OF the sheet OF water and saw
some clothes on tho bank but nobody in
sight and thought IL looked suspicious.
Some boys near by said they saw short,
stout man 60 In bathing, but did not see
him come out, and therefore the rumor
gained ground that q man was drowned.
Today 1t was stated that an omploye OF
Buckley's File shop went In bathing, and
In diving saw the body OF man imbed-
ded In the mud at the bottom, near where
the clothes were found.
The Central Falls police were notified
but as yet no effort has been made to drag
that portion of the pond.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02
CHARGED WITH ASSAUlv.
Pittsiey and His Aged Chum 0cnt D
the House of Correction.

Pittsiey and His Aged Chum 0cnt 30
the House Of Correction.
FALL RIVER, Mass, Aug. 2-The sequel
to the elopement Of Alexander Pittsley
and Mrs. Charles Hersom, both over 20
years of age. came yesterday afternoon In
the second district court. when both were
sent to the house Of correction on the
charge Of assaulting Charles Hersom In
Freetown last Friday. Charles Hersom,
the complainant. testified that Mrs. Her
som and Alexander Pittsley came to his
house in the dead Of night and took HIS
kerosene, salt pork, matches and two
shirts. Then Pittsleyproceedcdt to use mp a
white oak whip handle on him. Pittsley
was sent to the house of correction for
four months and Mrs. Hersom for two
months.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02
EIGHTEEN THOUSAND MEN IDLE.
Esx York Disturbed by the Zig strik.
in the u iuilding Trades.

EsS York Disturbed by the Big Strike
i'm the building Trades
NEw YORK, Aug. 2.-The strike In
the building trades. which began by union
men quitting work on the new criminal
court building. where the jackson
Architectural Iron company employed
non-union men, has assumed alarming
proportions. In retaliation for this strike
the Iron lcngUe, 90 which organization the
Jackson company belonged, locked out all
ironworkers. Then the walking delegates
ordered strikes throughout tho building
trades When 1t was found that building
material dealers were delivering materials
to buildings where ironworl1rs were
locked out. all the rsen employer by them
were ordered on strike.
There are now about 1900 men idle on
account Of the trouble, ana work on
nearly every building In course OF erection
in New York is at n standstill. Tho build
ing trade il completely crippled. II is
believed that crisis Is at hand, and that
either side will open negotiations for a
sett lcment this week.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02
WITH BURNING OIL.
eSUAtsssrs - . Railroad Wreck Meet
vita . Terrible Calamity.

sSgAtsesrs - . Railroad Wreck Meet
vita Terrible Calamity.
SPRNGEsMp. o, AUG IA most dis
sssrosy wreck ocohrrsd on tho Big Four
as Cold Spr,ngs INV miles west Of this
Aty, . &s Qtst sectioo q westbound
freighA Ha o. Some part a the running
CESS gos opA d og6sS snd without warn
jn0 he thirteen LOADED sars verp piled up
n sreaa suakaston- The scsne Of the
wreeh b mail canon and ttls track Is
completely blockpd rons a the cars
wero loaded WITH naphths, which caught
fire sad began to blAzs away. The sight
q NE aAmes brought many hundreds Of
Aghtseers 30 the scsnp, and while they
yen orording svcund tho vrsch thirty
saaks a gasoline which wore In the
1pagh~ exploded wttA tarrlblo force. Two
&aedfoA were Rturs4 ~ ~ explosion
nd hos via IA esrs epSiucs and q
srsae numbss a oassos &epS 30 the
sosns p DE vrpcA 70 Dsuder whst assist
anco the3 eDuid
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02
ShoY Hf8 NEPHEW.
An Ola Man u Dasbusy. Conn, May
lie Charged with Murder.

DASBuRY. Conn, Ana g Michael
O'Donnell last night shot and probably
fatally wounded his nephew, Michael
Kelly. O'DOpno.i lives at the corner Of
Psbq uiohuc ArsSlc and Nichols street.
Kelly, until recently, has lived with him.
Abo's o. clock last night Kelly visited
O'Donnell and asked him 10 como out and
have Sdnk with him. O'Donneli TO
fused. aud an alteration ensucd. In which
Kelly picked mp atone and hurled 10 nc
bis unclc Kelly started IN throw anoSher
ftcna, whom O'Donnsli took o pistol from
biz i0cket aud nrcd two slots, both Of
vhi,h hlt Kelly. ono in the leg and the
other In tho breast. just above the heart.
Tho latter sound will probably prove
fatal The wouhied maa wns tnken 30
the hospital, aud bis assallant was ar
rested.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02
TgleGRApHlc BReWTiga

Fire "a Portland. Ora. caused isp Of
t5OO. 600
Seven Mexican rothers wcss aus b,
murder.
Over 100 n,aa aro nov - wHA u IN
Homestead mill
Work In tho governments printing oflsu
has been resumed
The keeper Of Mod1eskns Caltforuis
ranch wns murdered
A crew OF non union saitors werp k1o
mapped In British Columbia
The motion for receiver tH t1,e Lehigh
Valley railroad was refused
f p. Grant has beco sppointed post
master at North Branch. N. fl
A man was run down h DBcm Aae
Dor 10y ferryboat and drowned
H. Lafayette Neal. agsd e1, Of Freedom.
Mo. was drowned whilo bathina
The cruiser Charleston ssrlved 40 Bsn
francisco slightly damaged By dfe.
Parliament opsps Thursday an0 o.
queens speech will bs mad M6ndsA
The strike 10 tho oudldina trades b
New York b reaching alarming propob.
tions
Richard Tea Broeck. the tsmous Ken.
tueky horseman. died ~ San Matco, Cal.
aged 81
Cholera has brokeu ous In Bnrmah, 70
ducing business to a standstill In dome
placea
A home rule bill b 10 b ths 2yvb meas
ure introduced into parliament aays 9. p.
O'Connor
Tho mortuary record q Manchastr, n.
H.. for the month Of July vas tho heaviest
for many years
Indians Oh tho Colville reservation ore
for the squattera
1892 and succeeded bis uncle as tho sixth
earl Fob. "a. 1879
Superintendent Robers Darnes 1 tho
Hot Springs (Ark) police committed sui
eide by taking morphine
The Haverhili aud Groveiand (Mnss.) }
Street Railway company II tp be author.
lied to increase It's capital
Stringent measures have been adopted
TO prevent tho introduction OF smallpox
| into North Dakota aud Manitoba
Louis Brauman. Of ths firm Of Brau-
| maa. Bailey a. Blampicy. iithographers.
New Yosb. shot himself NJ Philadelphia
Nineteen Chinamen arrived a. Halifax
I'm bond They are - their way TO He
| vans, where they will 90 10 work on
plantation
Water Rcais,ras WHITES d LAwrenee,
Mass.. has rendered his roaignstiqp. 70
take effect Sept l. II w@ socepted b. the
water board
IN Rush, seoresAry a seneuiture,
went last week 10 his farm near viroQpa,
VIA. whore hs will remain los sn In
| definite period.
The Rspublicans,of Belfast No. nomi.
mated Charles p. Hazeltine . rsprosentA-
tive TO tho Legislature. and the Democrats
named Albert l. MudgetA
Aaron and George weoien brothers,
qunrreied st Wuttsovtll4 ". &. vhso
Aaron struck George vit6 a "a nnI6
Ing probably fatal iajustaa-
Gustavs Ashlspd. go ~ eomWjted
suicide by shooting himssh IN the oflcs Of
George Joyoe's jewelry ssors, New York
lie vas employed By Jogo d vstcAmAn-
General g. ID. Lesvitt q Eastpost he,
has filed nomination papers. and wfh rpp
~ an independent Dcp ocratic eapdida1
for congress In tho Fourth distaeS Of
Maina
Colonel Robert IL Crockett Who has
beeu seeking nomination a. congress-
man from che SiIth Arkansas district bt
tbs Democrats this year. II gr4odson q
pioneos
All the Latest Drinks
At the Capitol. n. A. Kendall successor 70
Kendall a Carpenter.
|
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02
Accused Of Mansiaughter.

BOSTON,, Aug. s.-Thc death Of George
Shattuck. horse dealer, Of Somervile,
occurred yesterday at the Massach usetts
general hospital. to which place Shattuck
was removed from his home. AS soon as
the police OF Somerville learned Of the
death they arrested Ernest Slagg on tho
charge Of manslaughter II IA alleged
that on Friday night these men became
engaged In street fight, which was ended
by Slage's kicking Shattuck In the abdo
men.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02
THEY HAVE SIGNED.

Cattanach aud Dolan to Fight mt the Met
ropoie For sT00.
John Cattanach, the all-round athelele
aud heavy hammer thrower of this city,
last night signed articles to fight with
Jim Dolan, a well-known local heavy
weight, who onco fought jack Ashton for
25-round fight. The purse will be 500,
and tho meeting will take place at the
Metropole Club In Providence within
three weeks.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02
CHARGES on BRIBERY.

1s11eApa AGaAsss me Return OF Balfour,
0s 0~sss Conservative Leader.
LOsDoN Aao A petition has been
Nd sxsAnss ths return q RI Hon Ar
thus james Belfour a. n p. for the east
divissoa a Manchester, ON tho ground
thae brihesy IVES rssorted to In the cleo
tSoA Ms. Balfour 10 hoe lord Of the
trcasury and Conservative leader IN the
houss q commons, and has represented
~ sass divissoa Of Manchester since 1885
~ sassttoa vss held on July q, and the
poA zee sAaotally snnounccd as follows:
Ma Paifoss, uSh Professoy Munro. 4749;
Ma nAlfsfss matorty, sgd
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02
A Now Ham pshiro Relic Preserved.

WErRs, " H., Aug. 2-The commits
sioncrs appointed by tho governor and
council OF New Hampshire In pursuance
Of an act OF the legislature 10 erect suit
able structure "for the preservation an d
protection Of the Endicott rock at
Weirs." having completed the work as
signed them. delivered tho same 70 the
state yesterday afternoon with appropri.
ata pxorcfaaa
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02
AN ALLEGED MURDERER
Capture OF tho Man Who 10 ssppessA
Have Killed Ricoi Yatrta


Have Killed Riooi ratrta
BOSTON. Aug. e.--Iast evening - epe
cfal Ohier Murphy was on hfs rounds
near the Boston and Albany railrosd
tracks near the Allston station. he saw on
italian who was attempting 10 conceal
himself between some freight cass and
acting In manner calculated 20 arouse
suspicion. The officer watched bin for q
while, and finally decided that his strange
actions warranted an arrest on suspicion
He suspected that the Italian might be
the one who shot his brother in-law, Ricci
Patris, atsAXellesley, July Is. and Indicted
wounds ff@h the effects Of which Patris
died two days later.
The prisoner was taken 10 police sta
ton IL at Brighton. where he gave his
name as CestQ Berezzoni. and his age as
% The chf Of police Of Wellesley was
summoned u Brighton by telegraph. and
upon seeing LIN said he was satisfied that
he was the man wanted for the crime.
Berezzoni claims that he was robbed Of
s4s nc the time Of the shooting
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02

AsAoe NAfchs9 viSls nyes Victims Grave
n>ksse shs Assvss nsmphiA
nRAPHB. Aus A-Ahqe Mitchell was
taksa b the fnssns ssyfdm ~ Bolivar
~ evening" Previous 10 bar departure
shs expressed . desire 70 vis,s Elmwood
oemetsry and Wow the srsvs OF her vic
tim, Freda Ward. Her request was
CREATED. and In company with her father
and moshes. under guard Of tho sheriff she
was driven 70 the cemetery. She dis
paAyod greaS emotion. and as she gazed
8por tie fittls mound d earth. tears
flowed In profusion- Before leaving she
gsshesed from The grave handful of flow
ers. which ste pressed to her bosom and
carried them with her TO her secluded
homs IN thu asyium. Her father and
mokhcs wcre her companions TO Bolivar,
where she was conveyed under escort of
despuHv aheriA
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02

A loyal dignitary. who Ind riscn from
an humble ranh OF life, was twitted by
an opponent for "having begun life as q
BARRIERS boy" "It is true that did 30,
was the answer; "and II you had begun
u n similar station you would have re-
rained thcro till the prcsent day.
London Standard.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02

Ladies, clean your kid'gloves with Mosqul
aire Glove Cleaner, for sale only by shartcn-
burg A Robinson. New Idea store, Pawtucket
the leading house for Gloves Of all dcscrip.
tlons. Gloves lifted TO tho hand and kept in
repair free of charge.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02
weiho sIust Ch hoose Another.

WAsHIsGToH. Aug a-Secretnry Of the
Treasury Foster hos written letter TO
William wsihe, president OF the Anal .
gamated Iron and Steel association. upon
whose recommendation Frank Evans was
appointed immigration inspector. stating
that Evans is an alien Secretary Foster
suggests that Mr. Weiho name some one
who is citizen, and he will DO appointed
In Evans place
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02
Hin Wal Brins suie<

SAoo Me-, Aug a-IAvtns l. Hill a
Boston. defendant In the 6aco poisoning
case, who VIA acquitted as the May term
Of the supreme court oa The charge Of at
tempted poisoning. n taking stops With .
view TO bringing legal actioh against the
parties who caused his arrest
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02
TRIED TO KILL hi9 WIFE
James Malone n Sorry That He wss
Not suocessfsL

ohu'es nhhtoho ~ sorfy Auos NJ W.
Not SuocessfsI
REVERE, Mass, Aug. a-Early yester-
day morning, James s Malone, laboTer,
81 years Of age, who has been on o sbree
for several days. I'm drunken freak. aimed
and fired a revolver at his wife. Margaret
p. Malone. Mt their house on Park street.
North Revere Fortunately the missile
capped injury, though the experience Ia
one she will not care to rcr ,at
Malone was found by the police last
evening at IL o'clock and was arrested
upon the charge Of drunkenness and also
for threatening 10 kill his wife Malone Is
quarrelsome when drunk. and was In that
condition when arrested last evening. do
claring when taken TO the station house
that he would yet kill his wife. his wife's
sister and all the rest of the family.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02
soMeRBY HEARD FROM.
10 VIII Greatly Esse the Minds OF Iron
Hall Policy HolderA

aAii Policy noidorA
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. a-The suspense
into which the holders Of policies In the
Order Of tho Iron Hall has been thrown
by the appearance o., r. ID. Somerby,
supreme justice. and by the ugly rumors
that he had used something like $3.50. 600
Of the orders money In his private Pbila-
delphia bant(will DO somewhat relieved by
tho following telegram. II Is the flrst ut.
terancc Of tho supreme Justice and the FIRST
official announcement OF his whereabouts
since receiver was applied for on Friday
lass
DETROIT, Mich. Ana. l.
To the inhtanapoifs News:
loarnod lnto Saturday night of tho din.
Guilty. win be In indianapolis today. I have
been detained on account Of sick wife.
u. ID. SONuRDY,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02
Panama Canal In New HandA

PARIS, Aug. q The concessions and as
sets OF the Panama Canal company have
been acquired By q syndicate headed by
M. Heilard. vice president OF the Paris
chamber OF commerce, and new Panama
Canal company will shortly 30 launched
Shares of the old company have recently
risen seven pOintA
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02
A Bottle TELLS tho story.

Providence, Aug. 2-Tho body Of
Peter Ice Of lime Rock. who bad been
missing for n week, was found In the
woods. The probable cause OF death was
found near the boiy-a quart bottle Of
whisky. No suspicious % foul play are
entertained. The deceased was 20 years
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02
Death soon An., ,ta,x,aga

CONCORD. NJ H., Aug. R--W. u Hardy
Of Concord. n brakeman on the Claremont
railroad, wns struck by an overhead
bridge nc uorte Hill and instantly killed.
He was abou, "a years old and had been
married only Two weeks.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02

oDonncii Is over 90 years OF age ana is
one Of the best known men in the city.
He Is foreman In hat factory. and owns
property here He has held city Offices.
His nephew was dissipated and there has
always been more or less trouble between
them Kelly Is % years old.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02

PAnnssoao. n. g., Aug 2-The
suAcos,es Nota pene q Parrsboro. owned
and commanded BY Stephen Taylor. ran
on The rocks ~ Partridge island, damag-
Ing hes ccnsidsrably. Ths vessel Is almost
entiseiy under vatA. yhjs Is the third
N'hooner wrecked On the island during
tiss iasa four nontha
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02
Was visiting the Hub

MoScIos. ". B.. Aug "A former
resident OF Mooetop writes THAI he saw
the missing mayor q Honeton. Mr.. Snow,
In Boston last weeh Tho announcement
created sensation here. as Shows friends
believed some accident accounted for his
disappcaranca
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02
Triple atsam snip Collision.

HAMBURG. Aug. a-The German
steamer Russia, which sailed from Balti.
more for Hamburg, and tho steamers
Napoh and Breton, came In collision In
the Eile md went ashore ON the island of
Finkenwardes. The NapoD and Bretop
woro subsequently noatcd and towed into
Hambura
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02
wortIns an Ola 6ame

NBw HAVEN, Aug 2-"Greep goods"
circulars have been received here by en-
ployes In the prominent banks, signed by
X y. Pine Of New York Pine purports
70 have the genuine article made from
plates In the treasury department through
the collusion of corrupt officlala
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02
Som sthing - Wsone-

WATERBURY, VT. Aua s.-E1ve COWS,
belonging To Holden Hazeltown Of Moro
town. have died suddenly asd mysteri-
ously snd fivo moro are ailinG The state
cattle inspector has been sent for
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02
Tho worId's Yair Dodlcstiop.

WASHINGTON. Aug a-Ths HOUSE has
passed hill changing the date Of dedica-
ton Of tho buildings of the Worlds Co
lumbian exposition from Ocs ~ to Oct.
u
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02

Nothing is more disheartening TO q
man than the discovery that he bas mar
ried woman who loves 10 keep his
writing table In order.
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