The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-22
NEWS OF OLNEYvILLE.
A Woman and Man Thrown From a
Team and Hurt.

About o'clock last evening runaway
horse, with buggy attached, was caught
at Manton by driver for Williams gro
cery store in PROVIDENCE. The occupants
of the team, a man and woman, had been
thrown out Just this side Of Greenviile.
Both were somewhat injured, though
not seriously. Officer Wyman took
charge Of the horse and put it up at Calls
stable in Manton. Little damage was
done the wagon or harness.
A Disease Breeding Nuisance.
A spot on Manton avenue, just at the
junction Of the Delaine street and Man
ton avenue sewers, has for long time
miniature, only It possessed the feature Of Of
too much out-of- placeness In q civilized
region. A large quantity OF dirty water
has been exudinR from hole In the
ground, there being rent in the under
ground pipe at that point.
This has caused stream which il dis
gushing and malarial to flow along the
street for about fifty years. Various
complaints have been made by the shop
keepers along the avenue. Last evening
lanterns had TO be placed around threat
ened cavern there.
A Dangerous Place.
A matter with regard to the building of
the new Atwell's avenue sewer, which
SoenS 10 Dc very inuCu OVcrlOOke1i 10 INC
placing of lights at points at which acci-
dents are liable to happen. There are
piles OF bricks, pipes aud sand at which no
lanterns have been set, and IL any
accident should happen some one would
be liable. The officers Of the Sixth sta
tion have taken every precaution TO avert
any mishap, and to their care may be
accredited the present degree OF safety.
Briefs.
Postmaster Walch is about again after
q severe attack of illness.
No steps towards a rally by the Repub-
licans will he taken till September, when
the campaign will be opened enthusiastic
0iioer Feeney Of the Sixth Station is
Officer Clifford of the same station
demonstrated his ability as a fisherman
rs he has his facility to WELD the locust,
yesterday afternoon, when he caught
several pounds OF unwary fish at Silver
Lake.
James Quinn, the victim Of the Fourth
Of July stabbing assault Is rapidly re-
covering from the effects Of his wounds.
Lawrence Gilman of Hartford, Conn,
a theological student at st. Mary's Sem
mary, Baltimore, Md, is visiting friends
on Hudson street, in company with his
sister.
"a balky horse on Oak street yesterday
afternoon, created considerable excite
ment backing down the steep hill a dis
tauce with a woman In the team.
The local branch OF the Order Of Amer
lean Mechanics took part in the general
excursion Of that organization down river
yesterday.
A frankfort cart was last night de-
livered OF its contents on High street,
being backed int o by n team driven by
three fellows more or less intoxicated.
The contract for the new car shed at
Thornton TO house the electric cars has
been let to local builder, aud In two
weeks time IL Is expected will b. ready
for use.
Kimbsli, the man stabbed last Sunday,
il rapidly recovering. The Italian who
stabbed him Is now said {, be In this vi.
cinity again.
Yesterday afternoon little girl years
Of aye, wearing a white apron and blue
dress. was found on High street by a cit
ixen and turned over TO the police. She
was left at 30 Broadway. wnere no one
had mp TO late hour called for her.