The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-12
BRISTOL.

The Republicans held an adjourned eau
Gus last evening with Grin l.. Wilson as
chairman and Isaac l.. Gorham as secre-
tary, for the purpose of nominating dele
| gates TO attend the State Convention. The
| following-named gentlemen were elected
delegates: The Hon. Isaac Il. Williams,
Charles Simons, Ellery p. Dunbar, Frank
| G.. Wilson, Eber Hill and William j.
Henning, A. Russell Newman, Louis B.
Waldron, Henry Darling and Charles 4.
Cole.
For State Central Committee, John B.
Pearse nominated the Hon. Isaac +. VIII
liams, who was unanimously elected.
Mr.. Williams addressed the meeting,
speaking very encouragingly Of the out
look in the different parts of the State,
and gave them all TO understand il was
their duty TO see that the full strength of
their vote was brought out, and in so
doing they would roll mp handsome ma
jority for the Republican candidate.
Mr. Williams then invited all who were
not taking the NEWS to come forward and
sign their names and the paper would be
delivered at their residences daily. 1t
being a largely attended caucus large
number came forward and signed their
names, after which the meeting ad djourned.
An adjourned term of the supreme
court was held here yesterday with Judge
Douglass upon the bench. The first case
upon the docket for trial was Carey VS..
IL Il.
B. NJ Bosworth for the defendant. The
Jury retired to the jury room at O'Clock,
and at s o'clock had failed to agree and
was called i'm and dismissed. The court
then adjourned to Tuesday, March 10.
James Thomas, the celebrated turfman,
gave public exhibition on Main street
Yesterday afternoon with young horse
owned by the Wallace Bros, being moth
ing but a colt. He has him under such
control that he will mind him as ii u
child.
MIR. Benoni Harding met with quite a
when leaving town and stopping at the
fountain for water for his horse. the $40
train coming in frightened his horse,
throwing him out and injuring his back.
Quite n number of men are going to
Providence to-day to take out their
naturalization papers.
Miss Jane Liera met with quite serious
accident yesterday, falling from the stoop
of her boarding house on her way to her
work, injuring her hip.
The Republicans are feeling quite jubi-
liant over the news they are receiving
from the State Central Committee. In
one town where the Republicans have in
the past been slightly in the minority this
last registration has placed them in such
shape that il is fair TO presume that they
will secure both branches OF the Legisla-
ture.
Arrived this forenoon barge Blackbird,
Kelly master, with 200 tons coal from
Perth Amboy. for the National India
Rubber Company.
The National india Rubber Company
have notices placed upon the trees, adver
tising for more female help.
The Naval Reserve Torpedo Company
are making great preparations for the re-
| ception ot their lieutenant, he has been in
Europe for the last two months, and will
| arrive home some time tho middle of this
month.
Arrived this morning from New York.
Major William Wardwell on n short brief
| TO his mother.
Andrew Lynch, general manager of the
Ferry Cliff Farm, received this morning
another invoice of wild turkeys from DIR.
Herbert VI. Howe of Philadelphia, they
are to be placed upon Hog Island. which
is owned by DR.. Howe tor breeding and
domestic purposes.
Another one OF our leading bellies was
led to the altar yesterday. Miss Georgiana
Gladding TO Noah Perry of Woonsocket
During their wedding tour they will visit
all the principal cities in the West, and
upon their return they will take up their
abode in Woonsocket.
The Office of Earle d Prews Express
Company will he closed during the hours
Of IL and | O'Clock during the burial SER
vices OF Waldo Adams, formerly mem-
ber of the Adams Express Co.
The Naval Reserve Torpedo Company
met mt the Infantry Hall on Friday even
ing for drill during the evening Ensign
Williams rendered the company their pay
for services rendered during a torpedo ex-
hibiton i'm October in the presence of his
excellency the governor and stan and
guests.