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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-29
IN SPORTING CIRCLES.
Is There Anybody Who Will Sub
scribe for Baseball Stock?
LOCAL BOXERS IN BOSTON.
Cooney and Warren Fail tn Get Decision
Mt the Cooper Tourney-Muidoon Will
not Train Corbett-The Water Polo
Game on Saturday Night.

IL Providence is TO be represented on the
diamond this year in the Eastern League.
something must be done right away
Walter Burnham has worked uptire-
lingly for the success Of the scheme which
will put Providence in the Eastern league
this year. But he cannot do everyt hing
Ii is to much to expect of any mortal.
The subscriptions TO the stock thus far
have been gratifying, but il is impossible
for one man TO get around among all the
people who are willing To subscribe and
especially when he does not know who
they all are, who would be willing TO put
their names down on the list
The NEWS has plan by which IL hopes
to help out Mr.. Buruham in his work
and make his labors little lighter. Be
low il printed coupon which anybody
willing TO subscribe for stock can fill out
and send TO the NEWS for Mr.. Burnham.
IL will save a lot of trouble and travel.
This subscription list ought To be closed
this week, as meeting Of the league is to
beld next Tuesday, when it will be neces-
sary TO put up the 81 900 guarantee that
the club will play the season through.
About $500 has already been secured and
IL is absolutely necessary that the other
$500 be pledged within the next forty
eight hours. Here is u list of the sub
scribers to the stock up TO date. The ma
jor.ty of them have pledged themselves TO
take four or more shares.
j. Edward Allen, Henry A. Valleau,
Marshall 8. Mead, Philip Case, William
H. Luther, +. III. Congdon, e.. III. Gardner,
0. A. Carlton, w. A. Peck, p. w. Baxter.
Jesse Brown, Richard B. Comstock. X. ..
Hamilton, Thomas Donahue, Stillman
White, Crossin a. Tucker. Edward IL.
Henry, John III. j. Reilly. Serguis Benoit,
Ira G. Whittier, Il. w. Jenny, NJ. j.
Pagan, James Il. Mechanic. A. Johnson,
David Berkof, James II. Palmer, Frank
T.. Chester, w. III. Morgan. Herbert 5.
Tanner, w. ii. Draper, Hugh Brady, NJ.
L. Brahaney. l.. W. Lowell, w. A. Grant.
Below is the coupon which can be~iilled
out with the number OF shares and sent to
this Office for Mr.. Burnham
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-29
WARREN.

a grand and enthusiastic demonstra-
tion took place at the Armory hall on
Monday evening by the French electors
The Hon. Benjamin NJ. Bosworth pre-
sided at the meeting. The following gen
tlemen were seated on the platform: The
Hon. Benjamin Drown, Theodore War
ren, John o. Waterman, l.. :. Salliant,
Luke LemiereX. Alfred Bergeron, George
Goodrean, Henry Champlin, John
II. Brown and Arnold Schaer,
superintendent of the Warren man
ufacturing Company after the meeting
in n very elaborate speech, he then intro
duced amid roars of applause, the Hon. H.
a. Dubuque of Fall River who addressed
the assemblage at great length. He was
constantly compelled TO cease speaking on
account of the great enthusiasm mani
tested by the audience his address was
both eloquent aud interesting and, from
the general feeling manifested. he has
accomplished good results after.
The ballots for the annual election have
been received by the town clerk from the
Secretary of State.
The following persons are stopping at
Coles Hotel +. w. Harrington, Lyman
George, A. NJ. Beecher, f. A. Child, w. ;.
Godfrey.
The funeral Of Harry Davis will be sol
emniZed from Coles Hotel to-day. He
will be inferred In the South cemetery
\ regular meeting of the Kickemuit
Grange; u. of H. was held Saturday even
ing. Eight applications for membership
were received and other business of inn
DOrtance transacted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-29
Next Saturday night comes the grea
Runford.

Miss Annie Bosworth, the teacher of
school, No. s, has declined TO teach the
ensuing term, and Miss Annie Pearse
teacher of school, No. ., will he removed
TO school No. S. All schools in Rumford
will begin the first Monday in April.
Miss NJ. Gertrude Mowry is making n
short visit at her friend, Miss Gray, resi-
dence. Pawtucket.
The work on DR.. Moore's house, under
the skillful eye Of Mr.. Horton, is nearly
completed, IL will be among the finest
houses in the town.
Mr.. Charles Mowry's house is under
going series of repairs, both inside and
out.
A tag social will be given by the young
Ladies Aid Society,"" Tuesday in the
vestry Of the Newman Congregational
Church
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-29

JAMES BLACKS FALL.
He is the EngIlshman Who Convicted
Daily and Egan.
DYNAMlTERS MAY BE RELEASED.
Now That the Chief Witness Against
Them Proves 60 be an Untrustwor-
thy Man - BLACK has Absconded and
is Believed to be In this Country.

BIRMIHGHAM, March 2o.--Ex- Inspector
OF Police, James Black, is a discredited
man who is known to have been long
privy to blackmailing scheme, and who
is at present fugitive from home owing
o threats of an investigation of his official
career.
James Black was the principal witness
against Michael Davitt when he was con-
victed twenty-three years ago, of DIR.
Gallagher, nine years ago, and OF Egan
and DAILY. Black has been considered one
OF the shrewdest detectives in England
mented him upon his sagacity, and Sir
William Harcourt, acting as Home Secre-
tary, caused an honorarium OF el00 to be
given him as a recognition of his skill in
laying bare so many political conspira-
cies.
Black got into trouble about money de-
manded of him by his mistress. and fear
ing an exposure resigned his position last
month. A committee of influential men
OF Birmingham set about raising testi-
monlal 10 present TO him. but he declined
to receive it and disappeared.
Alderman Manton, who has always in
sisted that DAILY and Egan were innocent
and that a job was planted" on them is
moving for Parliamentary inquiry, and
the Birmingham police force look for a
terrible exposure to be followed by the re-
lease of the imprisoned men. John Red
mond has taken up the matter in the
Commons.
An attempt will be made TO prove that
the bottle of nitro-glycerine found hidden
in the garden attached to Egan's house
was placed there by the police who pre-
tended to dig it up, and that the alleged
dynamiters were wholly innocent and ig-
norant OF its presence
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-29
TO Be RATIFIED TO-DAY.
The Arbitration Treaty VIII Go
Through at Once
BY THE PRESIDENTS DESIRE.
An Answer ia saiisbury's Note VIII be
Forwarded o-Morrow--stewart VIII
Try to Interest the senate in silver
on Monday Morning Early.
by LEASED wIRr TO rnE NEws.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., March 29.-It is
understood that the Behring Sea arbitra-
tion treaty will be ratified today in ac-
cordance with the wishes of the Presi-
dent He is preparing the response to
Lord Salisbury's note and expects TO have
it ready 10 transmit 10 Sir Julian Paunce-
fote tomorrow. The proposition OF Lord
Salisbury TO modus viyendi il the United
States will consent that the arbitrator
shall assess the damages which the pro-
British sealers during the pendency of ar
bitration, and in the event OF "A decision
adverce to Great Britain. cabinet OIL
Ger said to-day he did not see how dam
ages could be paid to Canadian sealers
prevented By the United States from
poaching. That would be impeachable
because there would be no way of telling
what success they might have had catch
ing seals Actual damages are all that
can be assessed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-29
Aidrieh Will lie Reelected.

NEW YORK, March, March 29.-Fish
Commissioner James M. Wright writes to
the New York Press:
''Tbe Republicans of Rhode Island will
re-elect Senator Nelson w. Aldrich. The
people in the country towns are proud of
him as Rhode Islander who has through
his labors elevated himself to a lofty place
in the country's official life. The country
towns will work and vote for men TO
represent them in the Assembly, who are
pledged for the present senior senator.
Even Democrats who are just now coming
to realize that the policy advocated by
Senator Aldrich is for their own good, are
out aud out in advocacy of the Republican
cause.
The condition of affairs was never
more brilliant for a sweeping Republican
victory, and the State ticket, headed by ID.
Russell Brown, will have very large
plurality, if not "A majority of the votes,
on April 6. That is one of the certainties
of the campaign
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-29
Treasurer Would Say Nothing.

FALL RIVER, March 29.-The striking
weavers OF Granite No. 2, held meeting
yesterday afternoon, when the committee
appointed to see Treasurer Shove, reported
that that official had nothing further to
say to them. Treasurer Shove declines to
grant an increase on satteen goods from
81 cents per cut to Al cents per cut, and 175
looms are stopped. The strikers will hold
another meeting tomorrow afternoon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-29
Bland Doesn't Despair.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. March 23.-Mr.
Bland has not given up the
fight In spite OF the serious set
back received yesterday when Speaker
Crisp announced that he would not con-
sent To the cloture rule unless "A majority
OF tho Democrats should ask for 1t.
The silver men have accepted Crisp's
and to-day set to work to obtain sigma
lures.
The petition has been signed by 96
Democratic Representatives. IL Will
only requires twenty more names to con-
stitute the necessary majority.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-29
The Checks Wore wor,h,o.s

Edward b. Kelly owed undertaken
Osgood sll lie gave check on the
American National bank aud got s. i'm
change. The check proved worthless.
Osgood went 60 the police TO complain
aud met Kelly, who gave him another
check on the Mechanics National bank
which has n lso proven worthless.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-29
NEARLY sUFroCArED.
Two workmen Narrowly Escape Death
From Escaping Gas.

shortly after | o'clock this afternoon
Patrick Devlin and Hugh Devliu, work
men employed by the Providence Gas
Company, while digging trench near the
Cove street crossing, became overDowercd
by tue escaping gas from broken main
and narrowly escaped death 10y suffoca-
ti n. The auibul ince was called, but
upon its arrival both were so far recovered
"a 10 render assistance unnecessary.
Patrick Devlin lives at i43 Plain street
and Hugh resides Ia South Providence
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-29
The Passion Play.

Tickets for the illustrated lecture on the Passion
Play Of oberammer, given by the Rev. w. B
Meenan. can be obtained at the following places
Philip Tally's, Westminster street, German Bros.
Prairie avenue and Wiekenden street, J. Coutan-
ches, Hope street, p j. Feeley, Manton avenue. ID.
J. Mcoskers, Owens and Charles ST. eets, Miss
Lizzie Conley's. High street, OHare Bros. cor.
Beneht and North Main. MoLaghan's undertaking
establishment, witkenden street. and John Jolly's
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-29
MR. TILLINGHAsr RETURNED.
His Employees Presented n Beautiful
French Marble Clock.

TE'I'''' 9'''''''' NfN''N'
After an absence Of about three weeks
OH pleasure trip 10 Cuba and Florida,
NJ. w. Tillinghast and his wife returned
To this city Saturday last. In apprecia-
tion Of their uniform Kindness TO all, and
at all times, his employees decided 90 en-
brace the opportunity their return offered
and in a substantial manner attest the
same, which they did by all hands gath
erlng at the dining rooms of Arnold's res
taurant last night. and surprising Mr.
Tillinghast and his wife by presenting
them with a beautifur~French marble
clock. After congratulations, singing
and stories, all went home feeling happier
for The event
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-29
A Rival to Pullman and Wagner.

DENVER. Col, March 2g.--The Jones
Vestlbue Sleeping Car Company was in
corporated yesterday, with a capital of
S3,OO00OO. The incorporators include ex-
Senator Taber. Col. Archie G. Fiske, +.
w. Sebben. and other well-known capital
lists and railroad men.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-29
IlIte tA-ulNlhtius
SALES.
Market Notes.

The rate OF sterling erchdnge are i.s6.7. Tho
rate Of demand sterling hills at tchieh gold can
be exported 10 London trtthO,n loss Is L.SS,s for
bars and L.sSI4 for coin, and The rate at iohich
on be imported tcithout loss at A.sJ So.
NEW YORK March 29.-Bank of Montreal
sterling rates a. So a Si.S9.
Exchange on New York: Chicago, 5Oa
90 discount: ST. Louis. 80 discount: san
Francisco, sight. 22l premium. telegraph,
80 premiums; New Orleans. commercial,
30 premium. bank. $50 premiums; Charles
ton, buying par, selling = premium;
Savannah, buying par, selling y prem
ium.
Boston, March 29--The annual meeting
OF the Bell Telephone Co, was held at the
company's Office at IL A. NJ. The report
shows "A net earning OF SO, l26, $40, against
s2,sG9,4ls for the previous year. and s2,66i,
SSS in 1851.
Boston, March 20.-New York and New
England has Declared dividend of 3l5 on
preferred stock payable May 2. G. B. q
q. February statement shows net increase
of 81 COS Sc. Central Pacific for February
shows net increase s65.3iQ.
RArLRoAD EARNINGS.
Norfolk and Western, third week OF March
Erie. month Of February. net decrease. 57,5l0.
from October TO February net decrease. 1850
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-29
MnnderfnI. Wnsn'I Iig

At o'clock this afternoon Mrs. Nc.
Carly OF Lonsdale. with her little child
attempted to cross the cable track at the
foot OF College street when the child was
dragged under the car, which passed halt
its length over her before IL was stopped.
She was not injured, as the wheels did
not strike her
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-29
brought to the Block and Sold.

FAYETTE, Mo, March PA salossnder
the vagrant act took place in Fayette
yesterday afternoon, when three negroes
were sold on the block TO the highest
bidder: one brought s25, another 81 and
I he third 81. The negro element Is highly
indignant and threatens to have revenge.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-29
one Hundred shots at Train Robbers.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, March 29.-News
comes from Boyles Gap of fight between
policemen and train robbers. IL was sus-
pected that an attempt would be made TO
ROB a Louisville and Nashville paper train
and ten policemen were on hand. No par
ticulars are ascertainable except that ten
shots were fired
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-29
Hearing. In the General Assembly.

The Senate committee on judiciary held
n hearing on the rising of the Senate on
the Pawtucket mavoralty case. Aldermen
Adams and O'Reilly, Mr.. Barneiield and
Mayor Carroll spoke as on the hearing in
the House.
\ hearing was given by the Senate CON-
mittee on agriculture on the fertilizers'
bill. Gov. Ladd. Secretary Of State Utter
aud others spoke on the bill.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-29
NEWS OF OLNEYVILlE,

Yesterday afternoon the neighborhood
OF Perry street was considerably excited
by the appearance of the ''hurry-up"
wagon in yard in the rear of Is Perry,
where il had been called by officer Martin
named Carey and Reilly had come to visit
rnother woman, aud being more or less
under the influence of liquor the two
former commenced TO make things decid-
edly lively for the mistress.
When the excitement was at its height
Feeney went into sea If he could not stop
the disturbance, but all his efforts were
unavailing, aud IL WAS necessary TO take
the whole household in.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-29

Spring orders are now coming IN. Have your feet
measure and have pair Of shoes that arc right.
We are W. organized, with ton skilled shoemakers
and rcpaicrs. Fresh importation OF French calf
and patent leather. HENLEY a SULLIVAN
a..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-29
MRS. LAUGHTON's QUEER STORY
OF Robbery by an Alleged Insurance
Man This Noon.

Man This Noon.
BosToY, March 29.-Mrs. Dennis Laugh
ton, OF /, 1886 fremont street, has reported
a remarkable story TO the police. She
says that at 1870 o'clock this morning a
man, calling himself an insurance agent,
called at her door and engaged her in con-
versation. He asked her il she had any
money she replied that she had 81 ,000
She says he then drew a pistol and de-
manded that she hand out the money TO
him, which she did. He then asked her
If she had a handkerchief, and upon her
saying she had demanded that she give IL
to him he then stuffed the handkerchief
into her mouth and grabbing n towel,
which she had in her hand, tied her hands
behind her back and threatened TO kill
her if she told Of the occurrence. He then
shut the door and went away.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-29
Tho wIndermere rIoa,cd.

New YORK, March 2o.--The ship Win
dermerc, which grounded of Asbury Park
ten days ago, was foated at o'clock this
morni aud is proceeding under tow to
Nat., N,vE
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-29
'learances four ports yesterday
Chicago Grain Market.


The offer of 90 cents on Al 90 the credi-
tors of Clemence Brothers on the mer-
chandise accounts was practically accept
ed at the meeting this afternoon About
tl5,oOO Of the $4,000 was represented.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-29
MornlIne. Not snIcile.

FALL RIVER. Mass. March 2g.-Dr. L.
Gerouande. well known physician, died
to-day from the effects Of an overdose OF
morphine. il was reported that he had
committed suicide, but this is totally de
nieds
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-29
Briefs.

The new Young Mems Democratic Club
of Olneyville will hold rally next Thurs
day at which a national speaker will be
present TO address them, and also Charles
J.. German and his law partner, Mr.
Egan.
Michael Dwyer and Dennis Connors, the
first having been till yesterday at the Sec
ond station and the latter at the Sixth,
have exchanged places, as night drivers at
the above stations. Dwyer goes on to-
night at the Sixth aud Connors at the
SqcouH
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-29
To Him That Hath.

EL PAso, Texas. March ga number
Of citizens of this city have given Jaw
Gould lot aud the millionaire is going to
build winter residence on it,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-29
Silver in the senate

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. March 29-Mr.
Stewart of Nevada will call upon his free
coinage bill in the Senate Monday morn
ing. The bill is now on the Senate calen-
dar with an adverse report.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-29
Mra NIalien head.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, March 29-Mrs. Mel.
len, wife of G. :. Mellen, the future gen.
eral MANAGER Of the New York and New
England. died to-day from rheumatism Of
the heart
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-29

Frank White was arrested by Officer
Cannon for drunkenness yesterday after
noon and placed in cell in the Fifth Sta
tion. He failed TO turn the knob, and late
in the evening White escaped.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-29

The Providence boxers VINO went down
to Boston last night 10 compete in the
tournament of the Cooper Social and Ath-
letic Club, came home on the midnight"
train empty handed. Tom Cooney, was
one OF them and his opponent was James
Kaveney, one OF the best 105-pound
men in New England. 1t was one of the
fastest bouts Of the evening and both
made gsod fight. Kavenev scored two
knockdowns and got the decision. Aside
from the kuockdowns it was even mp.
In the special 1876 pound bout Joe Wal
colt, who made Barnett quit at the Metro
poles tournament week ago, was pitted
against I. Warren of this city. Warren
showed up in great style and kept his col
ored opponent guessing, but Walcott was
the quicker and got the decision.
The London Field says that ths one-half
rater now building at Bristol by the Her
reshoffr will be called the Wee Wiun and
will be sailed in tue regattas of the Benz
bridge Sailing Club, Kent, England, by
her owner, Miss Winifred sutton.
Next Saturday night comes the great
game of water polo in the Metropole
clubs tank on Aborn street, between the
New York Athletic club and the Metro
poles. Mr.. Wells ofthe n. Y. A. G.. team
was I'm the city yesterday and made final
arrangements with Manager Smith of the
Metropolis. This will be the tie game, as
each have won game up TO date.
L. w. A.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-29
Cotton Market.
Chicago Grain Notes.

IoNDoN--Whe market dull with few
buyers; prices turn In buver's favor.
LWERPooL-Nery quiet since Friday:
spot Id lower, futures ID lower.
CHICAGO Wheat on PASSAGE decrease
1,3l2,000 bushels. Corn Oh passage, in
crease, a., 600 bushels.
zoe ro-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-29
Estimates ror
Car lotstn-hn
Hea Y Shipping hogs, q 20 $500.

ChiCAvo-N w NhehI-Deerease on passage
and light receipts opened wheat up this
morning; In the early trading IL was stub
bornly held New York was good buyer;
Armour bought moderately: Partridge
sold some. Market advanced cent
above last nights close, when cables came
IN weaker; market reacted. selling of to
7914, RECEIVERS most Of the loss though and
CLOSES strong at the advance.
NEW loRK-Cablcs W. aker. orders fair
In amounts, but limits too low. Last
evening 81 loads of wheat taken to-day, )
loads via outports last evening; 20 loads
.orn last evening; g loads to-day; z loads
via outpotvs last evening; u loads
Clearances four ports Yesterday:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-29

DO YOU want situationr A fo-~ent adj
In the "News" Will supply n
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-10-01
DISSOLVED TO-DAY.
Second Division, New York Court of App
 pcnlS Concludes It's Labors.

Second Division, New York Court of App
 penls Concludes It's Lhbors.
 ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. 1.-The Court of Appeals, Second Division, is in session and will hand down about 60 decisions, thus finishing the work for which it was constituted. It will to-day, without any formal ceremonies, dissolve and adjourn sine die. Each of the seven judges will return to the Supreme Court bench.
 While this does away at pre- sent with second division in this court it does not forever dissolve it as under the amend ment to the State constitution, the Gov ernor may at any time that there is an ac- cumulation of business recall the present judges and appoint new ones.
 The judges whose terms expire to day are: David l.. Follett, Norwich; Charles F. Brown, Newburg; Alton B. Parker, Kingston; J. s. Landon, Whitehall; I. G. Naun, Syracuse; G. B. Bradley, Corning, and Albert Haight, Buffalo. The court has been in existence since Jan. 1889, and has disposed of a very large number of cases. The calendar is now so cleared that the original court can take care of