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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-30


Gift to Retiring Alderman McGuinness.
Alderman Winship presented the fol-
lowing;
Aldermen OF the city OF Providence, appreeiasine
the jealous aud CONSCIENTIOUS spirit that has char
chief magistrate Of the city during the punicipal
year about % close, now. therefore, be IL
courteous, impastla and judicial ability that has
& been asDaYsd az sss PrssdaS ooer Of the Board
are hereby extended to His Honor William X
aDd fos the Snea nia s farsess M 70 duty
presided over the deliberations OF the Board OF
RssoIrsd. That copy OF this testimonial of thanks
be suitably Inscribed and presented TO the Mayor
by the CITY Clerk.
Alderman Bal lou said that though he
had been member of many deliberative
bodies he bad never seen a presiding off,
Ger who exhibited u greater spirit Of ,ir-
ness toward all the members and he con-
sidered II a pleasure as well as duty To
sit in the board. All the aldermen have
only the kindest feeling toward him and
they know that he had the same feeling
toward them.
Mayor Potter arose ana said that
though not feeling at all well he felt as
though he must respond TO the resolution
30 gratefully presented. He thanked all
tho aldermen from the bottom OF his
heart for the kindness they had showed
AtAt NaO wa. Nlbu uunlcl-
pal Affairs one year ago.
The resolution was adopted.
President Burrows Also In It.
Alderman Winship also presented n
resolution OF thanks to Alderman Bur
rows, president of the Board.
Alderman Burrows was surprised. and
responded briefly. thanking the board
Alderman McGuinness and Mayor Pot
ter paid tribute To the worth and honesty
OF Alderman Burrows, aud tho resoln.
tion was adopted.
Alderman Winship also presented reso
lutlons OF tthanks TO City Clerk Clarke
and City Messenger Rhodes which were
adopted.
Presentation to Aid. McGuinness,
Alderman Bsllou got to his feet and
said that ne had a very pleasant duty 70
perform. "One of the members OF the
present board Is about TO leave: one who
mas been Tor years In the city government
and who Will be missed when ne is zone
His fellow-menb bers OF the Board OF Al.
dermen feel that some hing substantial
should be given him for a remembrance
OF the association"
Alderman Ballou then continued In n
numerous vein. designating Alderman
Third ward, Major McGuinness.D and
presented him with a beautiful water
pitcner OF sterling silver, engraved with
this inscription:
.,Presented 20 Aid. Edwin ID. McGulnness bv uis
nongt Mayor Potter and Aldermen Burrows u,r,
~. mest. Oney. Little. Rounds. Fuller Winshin
~ tsa bsiioa CITY Clerk Clarke and city scrgsant
Alderman McGuiuness was surprise
put managed 20 respond feeling speech
thanking the members for their good
Will and this expression of IL.
ALDERMAN Wlnship aud Mayor Potter
spoke OK the integrity aud ltener of the
rtlnng alderman, saying that the board
out him. WIN"
The board then adjourned siue die.
Alderman Little Given a surpri.e
Immediately after the adjourpm.n,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-30
1S9 and 14t Westminster St., Providence, R. /
A fine EXHIBIT At THE GLASS FRONT" STORE.

NJ are Offering
inducements
there of
offered
kind
dealing and honest
careful
line
be but
larger stock left the close O
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-30
Last Nights Fires.

AT 1920 O'Clock last night fire was dis.
covered in the small store occupied by
Charles Elliott, 355 Canal street, and an
alarm was at once rung In from box las.
The blaze was quickly extinguished be-
fore any considerable damaGe was done.
Dennis Collins owns the building.
Box was struck at lis o'clock this
morning for a slight blaze In the house
l9l Williams stree occupied by Mary
Lamb. The fire originated by the over
turning OF lighted lamp aud the dam
age will not exceed 80
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-30
n is Denied.

PARIS, Dec. 30. - IL IL semi officially
denied that M. Csrnot asked NJ. Christ
ophle, governor Of the Credit Froncicr
for funds during the election campaign in
1889.
Alphonse de Rothschild has given 600
600 francs for the benefit Of women ac-
couched In Paris hospital
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-30
Cholera Among the rroops.

HAMBURG. Dec. 3o.-Five cases OF dis
ease suspected to be cholera, have been
discovered among the troops stationed
here. Soldiers belonging to neighboring
garrisons have been forbidden to VISIT
Hamburg.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-30
Mr.. TIEPKE'S POSITION
He Fills Out Col. Goodwin's Appoint
ment to Next July.
THEN THE TWO YEARS TERM.
The Commissioner Appointed In 1898
WIN Make Preparations for the State
Census and 20 Out of Ofice at the Time
oft Commencement.

The formality of transferring the books
and affairs Of the commissioner of indus
trial statistics that was, Col. A. X. Good
win, to the commissioner that is. Henry
f. Tiepke, took placs to-day. Col. Good
wins appointment by Gov. Ladd put the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-30
Accidental Discharge of Dynamite.

HYDE PARK, Mass, Dec. Boy the
accidental discharge OF dynamite in cell
lar on Dell avenue, James Rooney OF Cor
don avenue was instantly killed. There
had been several blasts and "a one cart
ridge failed, the hole was being cleared
out Tor another trial. The iron tool held
by Rooney was driven into his breast nd
his hands were torn TO pieces. lie leaves
n wife and several children.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-30

ITHAco, N. Y, Dec. 30.--F. A. Wharton,
agent OF the American National Express
Company here, has disappeared and is be-
lieved to be on his way to Canada. A
warrant is out for his arrest. He received
s140O Nov. 26, which il unaccounted for.
and it is known he had $500 other money
in the safe. Detectives thus far have
been unable to open the safe. Wharton
has been agent for six years, and has
wife and three children.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-30
slxth District Cnnrt.

In the Sixth District Court this morn
Ing John Finneran and John Bannigan
charged with an assault on Joseph Nor
gan, we're each sentenced TO 90 DAYS at
the Proyidence County Jail aud appealed.
George kimball, vagrant, was SEN
fenced 10 SIX months at the state work
house
The case against Mich olas Meddeono
charged with assaultinR Joseph Cenni,
was continued one week
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-30
If you want to uote next year,
register nOW!
whip Companies Ma consolidate.

PORTLAND, Me-, Dec. 30.-The United
States Whip Company was organized in
Portland, yesterday, with a capital OF
R,2OO,0Oo, and with l.. r. Morton, James
Noble, Jr., Ira Miller, r. L. Sanford and
w. c. Cogswell as the officers. Clarence
Hale Is COUNSEL Tor the company In Port
land. II is understood that this company
Is to be formed by consolidation OF ali
the whip companies in the United States.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-30

He is almost destitute, nsishbors saw.
And lives on what charity throws him.
He is waiting until the world shall nav
The living he thinks IL owes him.
N. Y. Press
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-30

The shakospcr an artist had flung fou
or nvs OF his elocutionary efforts at tn,
miners In Wind-Shnke gulch, and they
were ber nning TO be restive. On the
hfth round he began:
10 DO or not to be; that is the ques-
tion.,n
A Agrixzly old fellow rose to his feet.
Well, look here, mister" he said, ".cf
that Is tho question I move that you
am u and with wild whoopthe motion
was unanimously carried Detroit Free
Prese
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-30
TERMINAL FELICITuEs.

Thanks to the Mayor and Presidential
Gift to Retiring Alderman McGuinness.
Alderman Winship presented the fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03

Northern Democracy is the left wing. and whcn lie
south laws an egg the North must cackle inc SUI
would pension their soldiers, take away the o''o"
soldiers pension tax the general Government 10 p"'
the principal and interest Of the socalled value vi 'o
emancipated slaves or relnstatc slavery aga' one VI
In mart both This is no mOonshine with me. nave
heard Southerners Oh that subject In that STRAIN o'
emphatcay and right under tue shadow OF '''e 40.
tlonal Capitol The peril IS too great ho' 10 eN'''S
alarm. That party will do anything in Their p'"o'
however fraudulent, 10 carry the November eiecuo'
when they will "undo everything OF the EiSt uh'
veors which is offensive to the SOUTH
They can't carry the country unless they can carry
New YORK. They can't carry New-forK II Repuoho''s
win see 10 1t that every Republican voter Is 'aus"
how 10 Use the now ballot and got out to the poil aa
carried hume again II he Is unable 10 take himself ovl
and hack In order TO do this, ADVISE the emPi's
ncnt ~ fewer Of best speakers the use oi sum
innds 10 this end /. That state Cehu,l No,n
mitten zee that county committee Il niaoe Ia 80,
county 9 That every county committee sci .i a.
I'm every town and city efficient committee -
formed g. That the town end city c0mhllvcs 49, az ~
noint canyaSsag committees for every warn anu 9Onv,
district who shall and instruct all who NAV M ,
familiar with the use of the SaXt0n ballot anu Di0
10 The polls and carry home any whom ii may De c'T
ory 10 hcln and pay expenses from party lunus' ~
liz and New York Is ours and tie field Is ouis'
t"'s anu W CALVIN FAIRBANh'
.r,,,;o, v v May 80 1882.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
MEETINGS AND BNTERTAINMENrs.

The Young Mems Christian Association has arranged
10 participate in the fourth annual moonlight excursion Of
the Chautauqua Laureton Grove on Long Island
Sound which takes place Saturday, June H.
The Commercial Travellers Club OF New'fork VIII
give a smoking concert and entertainment tonight as
their clubrooms No. j. West Thirty-frst'st
The bereat Of the Royal Arcanum Hospital BED fuhc
Association Of Brooklyn will be held at the ufahe
Opera House on Monday evening, Juno q
An interesting programme. consisting OF selections
from Shakespeare Rudyard Kipng Robert Browning ana
others Will b. given This association is organized for NE
purpose Of providing suitable hospital treatment for snch
members OF the Royal need It and are unable
to provide IL themselves.
The graduation exercises OF the Workingmaa's School,
No 100 West Fftyfoprth.st NJ L. L. Groszmann, super
lntenaent will be held in the assembly hall OF the school
at 8 o'clock this evening. Tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock the graduation exercises Of the normal kinder
carteu class will be held.
The Syrian Society Of New.York held a meeting last
night at the house Of DR.. william McLaury, No. 244
West Fory.secondst. 4 committee consisting Of Mrs.
H. T. Icyerich. Mrs. c. NJ. Moscheel and DR.. A. +.
Iiatdad was appointed suitable rooms for the
Use 4 the school which recently founded by the
society The school will be in the Syrian colony aud
will instruct the Syrfans in the English language Inc
society VIII be incorporated in few weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
THE ALLIANCE AHEAD IN FLORIDA
THEY CAPTURE THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

.rrAMp,-TUF REPUBLICAN OPPORTUNITY.
Tampa Fqa. June (specal).-The Republican party
IN Florida has good 10 be fun OK nope 'o-hsh''
TN. Farmers Alliance has undoubtedly captured the
state Democratic Convention-hOrsc, loot ana dasoos
There is The best evidence thut 1t has made deal
With the Mltchel faction In the convention. by
which It agrees 10 support their candidate for the
(iovernorslip nomination, receiving In return the
pledges 0. the Mitchell faction that Ii VIII throw lie
Influence and voting strength In Tie Convention toward
tie Endorsement OF the Oca.a demands and the
Peoples party platform. adopted IN 81 LOUIS i"s
spring Together the Alliance delegates toveI lou u
numsler) and the Mitchell men can adof whatever
platform they may chose for their combination would
place the stalg htout Democrats the nntiMlchel me'
practically IN large minority; but the od-ume
Democrats Of Fiorida-the promoters of the Eight
Ballot-box law and the suppression OF the negro vote
would never submit TO a platform OF this SORT They
are not in sympathy with The Alliance.
Should this combine" therefore, carry out us
programme n, outlined above the stia.g tOus" would
bolt the convention, call new convention, put a
new ticket N the field and repeat the scenes enacted
in south Carolina in 1850, tut possibly with different
results There the Alliance ticket swept everything
Here the big Republican vote would become al
important factor II could not be suppressed TIC
present State Administration Is in full sympathy Win
the Mitchell faction Of the party and 1t would nave inc
appointment Of inspectors and clerks OF election
If the Republicans would vote against the straight
out Democratic ticket, their votes would he counted
Ihus they are M good shape to put up STATE
ticket and show 10 the country the roli numerical
strY,ugth which they possess. The outcome OF the
Democratic fight here in Tampa IL fiaug!lt with deep
Significance 10 the Florida Republicans. A.,
Tne convention met at 30 clock and then. as the
Credenta Committee had not reported, adjourned ul
p. Az 80 the convention waS Called ~ o ih.
of the majority signed by - out OF a. members OF
the committee recommending the sealing .. nIvSi
Polk and Washington; While the minority report
signed by twenty members is against thcil; ny t ,e
norts were received and twenty minutes allowed IOi
teechcs. strong and vehement presentations were
made by the different leaders lhe vote TAKEN az
q 20 O'Clock put In the three Mitchell ueies"'oho
with a who0p. ..,, -
The convention is in an uproar and nothing more
v 10 ACCOMPLISHED to nj ght Tomorrow Will witness
the fight between the Alliance ana the neId. % lar
Mitchell is ahead but other combinations are benlg
made continually and many surprises VIII DC III s'ore
for them tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
IN r.vOR OF THE RFV DR. DERRICK.

At a ro,slnc and enthusiastic meeting last even
ing OF the J. w. Terry Coiored Republican CiuO'
OF tho XXIId Assembly District, Isaac Is. joseph.
presiding the following delegates were nonha,eu
and elected 10 attend the Republican League OF 'he
state OF New York Convention to be held at Rochester
Isaac Il. Joseph Daniel A. Brown, Hilaho IT, Anuef
son. delegates, and William CISCO FRANK AicoN '"u
Andrew Jones alternates The following resolutions
;nor.ipg the return OF the Rev. Dr. William H.
derrick, ms commlttceman-at+large, were enthusi-
astically adopted: ,
Received That take this opportunity TO give puohc
EXPRESSION to our confidence aud esteem for our hohofea
citizen and representative. the Rev Dr. "iiNSh D. p
,. &, him VOC have man of magnificent ability ,untirinG
in hi, efforts to promote the welfare OF people nc mas &c
faithfully served therefore. be it said THIS association
aces recommend and indorse the Rev. d. william ID
Derrick to DC returned a. eommtteeihah-a''aise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
A CONTEST AGAINST THE NEWPORT MEMBERS

NEWPORT r. l., June 2.-In the General Assembly
this morning. memorials were introduced In born
houses signed by citizens Of Newport, reciting facts
and making charges with regard TO the election for
state Representatives last April and the count OF the
ballots by the Democratic Board of Aldermen. alleging
fraud and praying tina THE sitting Newport members
be displaced and the Republican candidates seated In
the House Mayor Samuel r. Honey, one OF the sitting
members, against whom the chief contest is to be
made introduced a resolution providing for the ap-
pointment OF special committee OF lawyers. men,
bers Of tic senate and House, three being Republ-
can and two Democrats, to investigate the charges.
The matter was made a special order for tomorrow.
In the Senate the memorial referred to the rcgu-
lar committee on elections, the few Democratic mem
bers being taken by surprise. Later. motion TO give
that committee funds and additional power for the
prosecution of Its work made special order for
Tomorrow after some discussion Both houses met In
Grand Committee and elected State bencilca5es in
Brown University, despite opposition because OF
the complicated condition OF affairs With reference
to the National agricultural funds coming TO Rhode
Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
FORECAST IN DETAIL FOR TODAY.

For New. Eng and coolers partly cloudy weather ana
Showers northcry winds cooler and probably sho"e"
saturday 49,.
For Eastern Ncw.York. Eastern PennsyNsnia anu Nv"
Jersey cooler; Coucness, with showers ana prov
shv lecal thunders:orms winds shifting 10 westerly
cooler Saturday.
For Delaware Maryland aud Virginia, slightly c0o"
showers with probably local thundeFsorns; cooler ana
cloudy saturday. ,
FOR the Carolinas. Georgia and Eastern florua '"~
showers; fair and slightly cooler Saturday.
For Weston Florida and Alabama. fair two oay''
slightly cooler; slightly warmer Saturday
For Mississippi. Louisiana Eastern Iexas anu NJ
kansas warmer and fair two days. -, ,... shov.
For Tennessee and Kentucky, slightly cooeri s"o"'
In the east - -.-,,..,t, west
Virginia and Ohio considerably cooler showers ana 49,
thundersorms cool and cloudy Saturday warmer Sunuy
Tog Lower Michigan and indiana, fair TWO u''''
warmer saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
ENTHUSIASM IN THE xIxTH DISTRICT

Not only was there vacant seat at the regular
wcesl meeting Of Republican organization "a the
KIM Assembly District held last hight ~ Ie ~
o,,.rs svtv..eyents: and the boulevard but standing
,oou WIS at premium Charles /. Bruder presided ana
p H. Dunn was secretary. and strong protection FeeVh
was made By ex-Iudgc T. j. Mackey'
Addresses were also made by H. CSries |i"'u"
and Juucs Quinn. Among those present were
John I.sonweber AleAandcr Martin. Charles O. Oonll
s. H. Randan. Henry V. Williamson, W. c. Anderson
J. j. Consldin's, Hnand Flowers J. Z. Peters, Chares
T. Page Leopold Leo. General Michael hef"'h' "ehelNi
d. r. Burke james II. Prngo ID. ). kltte, NJ. o.
rvcrs Peter Kennedy 7. {. Meade b. L. Emerson, Sh
elair Adams james Dunn, J. V. Gridley, H. b. wilson
T. A. Carmcdy Edward COX. b. NJ. Holmes, j. j. Hum
phfey, A. VI. Dickinson, Samuel b. Bowhe DAVID heAy
C. T. COrey william \. DAILY, David Mitchell, j. w
Totten Robert Aud w. Il. Darling n. L. Hcnnessy
David Taylor, L. ). D!enteck, c. U. Conrad j. C.
Cummings and James 5. Sher1ian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
aPtBLIc WORKS AND DOMESTIC MANUFAcr-
URES.n


To ,he EDITOR OF Tho Tribune
Sir: Your correspondent under the above heading
In The Tribune on Monday exemplfcs the folly OF
"savinq at the splgot and Wasting at tho bung'
The total value Of materials OF foreign production
usod or likely To be used, on public buildings repre-
sents an extremely small proportion OF the cost OF
these buildings Floor tiles. marble, iron In all FORMS
are nearly all excluded the coast and OF course can
not compete inland. Enameed brick and Portland
cement are probably the only materials that hold
their own ground, mainly because American manu-
facturrrs have not reached the high standard OF the
foreign manufacturers.
The protection most needed by the American me
chnnics to-day and that the press has long neglect
ed Intentionally or otherwise 10 the necessity Of Is
against 20 nomadc artisans who come to this country
BY hers form organizations contrary TO the spirit OF
our country and laws, and who dictate to the
American mechanics 10 tho extent Of positively driving
them from, the largo cities where important and profit
abe work IS done and not only this. but also prevent
by every means he American boys nom learning the
trades.
when will tie American press have the moral cur
age 10 combat this evll
Foreign brckayers, pnsterers, onecutters. stone
masons ETC. dictate 20 the American bosses whom
they shall employ the number OF apprentices the boss
have and they nearly always Discriminate against
schools The Injustice tins done 10 our young men.
and tho silence Of the press on this crying injustice.
bring bushcs Of shame 10 all American ctlEehs WHO
have any seltrcspect.
our lawmakers have protected Tho pannfscturers,
AHercnSorn mechanics IL the building trades than
gSSo bows to me eS war 1 s
by the foreign element, who VIII NJ me next duli
our money and wc will be without American mechan-
les since none have been allowed TO learn the trades
Where is tho p'o''iI'Hl2FRo R Il Els KSowvorlsa.
New.York. May II. ls02.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
Angelica, y. y, May So 1892.
,xvror-S To SEE HARRISON RE ELECTED.

To enc Editor Of The Tribune
Sir. As It is drawing near the time WHICH 'no'0
Gibson to represent the people who 90 to MAKE up III"
Grand old Party shall assemble in cohVeh'lo" a.
MINNEAPOLIS TO name It's next standard bearer VIE"
IN saw after looking over the political field ana "o
ing closely tho present Administration, cahnot "eip
h,t feel that President Harrison should receive t0
nomination and succeed himself at Washington LUIS
sooms TO be tie sentiment of the many people WIFI whom
II has been my pleasure TO converse on the s"o'o0O
I have vet to hear any Republican speak IN any teri',
other than praise Of the patriotic business-hRe ana
clcan Administration Of President Harrison. lie Has
proved himself worthy the confidence OF the peopie
Ills sterling integrity and determined purpose TO serve
their best interest have caused them to feel that IL l.
for their future benefit and that Of the Nation TO nave
him remain their chief four years longer. wouio
suggest either Of the following tickets, VIZ: Harrso
and Phelps or Harrison and Reed which tiihK o1
speaks a victory for principles ana party an on
confident that there Is In the party OF pFo1co
and the champion Of honest dollar ior all V on,
ncople so sure to carry New York and Indiana rs .e
President With Mr.. Phelps for second pace TN TM
Jersey IS certain 10 GO Republican In November lne
Fast and West would then be represented ana WIN
platform treating Of every great question OF te oaS
I'm a plain straightforward manner, as mas Deeh Ile
custom heretofore the party with the stars ana stlPss
shall register another victory over tlat one WIFI uie
BOD Dandanna WALTER c. ZABRlSKIE.
NJ Rdgewood, n. j.. May 81, 1902.