Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-02
N CENTRAL FALLS.
The Political Situation
Summed Up.
A BiGAMY CASE IN COURT.
Hugh Kinder "Prooably Guilty" Of
Having Two Wives.

Much speculation is being INDUCED in
regarding the outcome of the election ID
this town. It is no v less than week un-
Ill the battle OF the ballots will be on,
and the best informed politicians of both
parties are very reluctant TO express an
opinion concerning tho number OF votes
that will be cast, or the candidates that
will receive the greatest number OF them.
Some OF the Republicans, as usual,
claim everything iu sight as well as many
things not plain 10 public view. They
hold that their party Will not only get as
large a majority as it did i'm the last cleo
ton, but that its majority will be greatly
increased. They argue that there Is dis
scntion I'm the ranks of-the Democracy,
and that certain men who pose as Demo
Gratis will through hostility TO the local
leaders OF he party, DO whatever they can,
secretly, TO aid the Republicans IN swell.
their vote.
These Republicans say that the dis.
gruutlcd Democrats are anxious to re-
duce the Democratic vote 50 far as possi-
bic, in order that q claim can be made,
with some show OF reason, that the pres
ent leadership Is e.rimeatal TO the best
interests OF the party. In this way, it is
stated, the coulleuc. ~ the rams aud file
in the gentlemen NO" q. tla head OF the
party organization can bc broken, and,
onoe broken, these mon can easily be
beaten and driveA out of the party.
This sounds very we'll and appears very
plausible, but it lacks the very essential
element OF truth. So flr as can De learned
no man who lays claim % the title of
Democrat win vote ay0ilst The candidates
OF the purity I'm this election for the rea-
sons given above or for any Other reasons.
The Jltiers0uians are all united on Cleve-
land and Stevenson and Will be found
supporting them ON NJveuberS.
II the R.puhlineng are building on the
hopes OF Democratic d.s7nsction, their
political structure is ON very weak
foundation. Every man who is a Demo
crlJ will vote the party t'caet in this as
in every othcr olec ON. n any man or
SET Of men or, dissatisfied with any other
man or set of men in the Democratic
party, that is mo- reason why the party
should be opposed.
Unless al signs fail, tho Republican
politicians will wake up surprised on the
morning of November Och.
Bislm, Case la Court.
At Judge COTS court yesterday several
offenders received attention.
\ tramp weaver named Michael Red
man was fined -1anl costs and also two
others, one male aud one female, ali three
FOR being drunk.
John McCobo was sent to the Reform
school for stealing money from James
Morrison with whom he lived.
Hugh Kinder, charged with b.gamy,
was ON hand attended by his counsel,
Edwin hldrIch, Esq While Mrs. Kinder
No. was ON d.. and, Mr.. Kinder de-
cl1cd 20 waive trial iu this court and ac-
cept judgment OF probably guilty.
Ilugh's determination was someA hat
disappointing to the crowd in the court
room, but Hugh didn't seem TO mind that.
The court adjudged Kinder probably
guilty ana held him for appearance be-
fore the grand jury at the December term.
Interesting Items.
The protcctionsts who are to ride horse
back in the Republican parade at Provl-
donce touigh, viii meet at GIadding's
stable, in that city, at 7.3) sharp.
The Harrison Guards took part in the
parade at Pawtucket last night.
Meeting OF the Lincoln Republican As
sociation tomorrow evening.
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