New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11
OUARANTINED At PROVIDENCE.

THE NEW LINE FAR SOUTH OF THE OLD ONE
REPUBLICAN OUTLOOK IN RHODE ISLAND.
Providence, r. l., Sept. 10 (Speclal.-Provdenca
in common with other of the larger New England ccs
Is making vigorous preparations to ward off the cholera
If possible, and to cope with the dread disease should
1t appear in this city, The old quarantine line
at Fields Point, but the city has spread out along
both banks OF the river TO such an extent that II
has been deemed wise to extend the lines five miles
further south, the line extending from Nayatt
Point to COnimcut Point. Additional inspectors
have been appointed. and with the as sstance Of the
Police Department the filth spots OF the city
being cleaned up. There Is great danger OF the
cholera appearing In the quarter inhabited by Polish
Jews In Charles-st. Old tumbledown buildings
in decidedly filthy condition. and the people of the
city looking forward with pleasure TO the time
when. by the proposed extension and widening of
Chares-st. the obnoxious block will be obltorated
The word has gone forth semi-officially that
Mayor William < Hayward Is to succeed Charles H.
George postmaster of Providence, and that
Mayor Almon X. Goodwin Il to become postmaster
Of Pawtucket. Owing to the approaching announce
ment of the latter appointment, Colonel Goodwin yes
teIday resigned the position which he has held for
eight years as chairman Of the Republican state
Central Committee. Colonel Isaac L. Golf, who has
served for about the time secretary Of the
committee resigned at the same time, owing to the
growing demands of his private business. The new
Cbalflnan is tolOnei Ituitc' I. Whlle. snerlH VI
Providence County. and one Of the brightest and
most aggressive of practical politicians. Eugene F.
Warner elected secretary. Mr.. Warner If judge
OF the Fourth District Court and Clerk of the Senate
He has previously served in the capacity Both
Messrs. White and Warner young men who are
thoroughly well versed IN the art OF conducting political
campaigns to successful Issue, and their election
augurs we'll for the success of the party in the aP
preaching election
The Fourth Ward Republican Club will opea the
campaign by meeting and banquet at Gebb q Nor
toms Hall Tuesday evening. November 20 Among
the speakers expected are Senator Nelson W. Mdrch
the Hon. Adm b. Capron, Governor d. Russell brown
who is a meIfbe- Of TIE club Henry f. Tepkc.
president Of the Rhode Island Republican League and
The Hon. william q. Rocker.
One year OF "A weakened Democratic Mayor has
given the Republicans strong hopes OF clectns Their
candidate for that position and consequently there IS
considerable quiet discussion to the candidate.
General Dyer, It is known. would accept the nomi-
nation and mention Of his name Is favorably received
He WAS seriously considered last spring for Govcrnor
He Is al present the AdjuantGeneral and has held
that position for many years. His father. now de-
| ceased was Governor of Rho6. Island. His son.
Elisha DYE? third is well known In NewYork City.
| General DYER Is a valuable member of the school
Committee Hi knowledge OF the city and liz needs,
| and his well-lnowr courage and uprightness would
make him an invncibc leader OF the municipal ticket.
xMayOr smith + also being frequently mentioned
for another term. and II Is not believed that he
| wold decline shonh the convention make It plain
that II was his duty TO accept. Mayor Smith has
frequently led the Republican party In this city, and
his record is as clean sunlight