Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-22
CENTRAL FALLS.
Democrats Nominate ~ Good Assembly
Ticket -Goldsworthy Not In IL.

held last evening. The delegates assem-
bled in the Town Committee rooms but
the crowd became SO large before il was
time to call to order that IL was deemed
necessary to engage st. Jean -Baptiste
Hall across the street.
Mr.. Fitzsimmons called to order and
Secretary James J. Riley called the roll. In
the absence III some delegates others were
substituted.
MIR. Fitzsimmons said they were about
to cross the threshold of another political
year. For the past three years the town
has been ably represented by Democratic
representatives and the men who would
appear on the ticket this year should be
elected. He spoke in glowing terms of
the State ticket.
Nominate ions were then in order.
James +. Murphy nominated for Sena-
tor, DIR. A. Y. Falcon. Thomas +. Quigley
seconded 1t and said that the old delega-
tion would have been unanimously re-
nominated II some OF them had not de-
clined to accept. The nomination of DR..
Falcon was unanimous.
For Representatives, Jehn ". Butman,
Gilbert Carly Emery II. Deseltts, William
Won Gottschalk and Charles l.. Spencer
were unanimously nominated.
Thomas +. Quigley moved that a com
mittee OF ten be appointed to acquaint
the nominees of their nomination, to
arrange the ticket and to fill any vaca
cies. So voted.
Tie chair appointed the following
gentlemen: Louis Gou'et, Philip Green,
James Finn, Albert jenkins, James +.
Murphy, George F. Burnham and p. II.
Gaffney.
Several interesting speeches were made
and resolutions adopted.
Republican Convention.
Last evening the Republican conven-
tion for the nomination of an Assembly
ticket and Moderators and Clerks for the
several districts, was held in the District
Court room. The room was well heated
and lighted and things looked very much
different than they did Friday night,
when the Democratic delegation were
obliged to seek other quarters after stand
ing half hour in the snow and rain
waiting for some one of the "Royal Fam
lily" to unlock the doors.
There was fair crowd present and
things were very harmonious, considering
everything.
The TRIBUNE's prediction last evening
was nearly correct, but John Il. Colds
worthy did not prove the "dark horse"
as expected. His name was not men.
toned.
Il. l.. Freeman, in accepting the nomi-
nation for Senator, said that the Repub-
lican party welcomed everybody, no mat
ter what his color or creed was, which is
a well known fact, as every vote counts.
Alvin G. Robbins was nominated in op-
position 20 John NJ. Fournier, but with
drew, which shows that all are not in love
with Mr.. Fournier.
Samuel Fessenden nominated Dir.
Freeman.
The following are the nominations;
Senator, Hon. +. l.. Freeman; Represen-
tatives, John M. Fournier, Myron Fish,
Eastwood Eastwood, w. ID. Aldrich and
Henry @. Thresher; Moderators and
Clerks: District No. /, Moderator, Orvillc
NJ. Mowry; Clerk, Romauld Landrey;
No. 2, Moderator, j. l.. Smith; Clerk,
Harry Frawley; No. 3, Moderator, Charles
f. Fisher; Clerk, John A. Classy; No. 4,
Moderator, Leslie T.. Larned; Clerk, Il. p.
Hopkins; No. 8, Moderator, Joseph
Milligan; Clerk, George Sloan; No. 8,
Moderator, George A. Simmons; Clerk,
Henry G.. Dexter; No Z, Moderator, Charles
Reynolds; Clerk, j. Perrie Evans.
Canyassing The Lists.
This year the voting lists will be can
vassed In different places for the first time.
1t will make 1t easier for the members of
the Council, as three days will be con-
sumed IN the canvass.
Town Clerk Crawford has issued the
following notices Of the meetings of the
Council for the purpose OF canvassing the
lists for the election: At Woisards Hall,
| Manville, March %, at 9 O'Clock q. m, for
three hours: March 2s, at 80 p. m, at
Masonic Hall, Limerock March 20, Mt
0 O'Clock, at the band room in Lonsdale;
same day at 80 o'clock at the Firemen's
Hail In Saylesville; March 80, at 1880
o'clock at the Town House, where the
lists for Districts 8, o and will be can
vasscd.
Interesting Iterns.
The Town Council meets Saturday.
The Court of Probate meets Monday.
Ballou Post, q. A. r., meets tonight.
Branch William O'Brien, /. n. F., meets
tonight.
Services will bo held at the Church of
the Holy Trinity tomorrow evening.
Daniel A. Maloney was kicked by a
horse last week and Is still suffering from
the effects.
The T. ID. Daniels Company will open
the season with a ball in Temperance
Hall Easter Monday evening.
The funeral of Emily Astin, 81 years Of
age, who died at her home on Earle street
Sunday, took place this afternoon.
The annual meeting and banquet OF the
Lincoln Republican Association will be
held this evening In Odd Fellows Hall.
Captain Goldsmith was in attendance
at tho Court of Common Pleas yesterday
as witness for the prosecution in the trial
of Annie Sandy for larceny. She was SEN
fenced to eleven months in Jail.
The speakers at the Republican rally
topi0ht vrfll hc RoawelI Horr of the Nan