Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-05-03
TElEGRAPHIC SPARKS.

Auna Dickinson is reported dying
Ten houses were burned at Mt. Sterling,
Ky.
There was an extensive fire at Cincin-
natl
Bishop Mcdonnell was installed in
Brooklyn.
General George d'Utassy died at Will
mington, Del.
A steam barge was destroyed by fire at
Ste. st. Marie.
Two thousand quarrymen struck at
Gloucester, Mass.
The famous Fairlawn stables at Lexing-
ton, KY, were burned.
Count Holster Borgl the eminent Dan
ish statesman. is dead.
The United States supreme court has
taken recess until May 10.
The Thames National Bank of Norwich,
Conn, has issued illegal notes
Three persons were killed In wreck on
the Burlington near Lincoln, Neb.
The Eureka quartz mill, near Carson,
New, was burned. Loss over 100000.
Another rumor has been started that
John Sherman is to retire from public life.
The relief ship Tynehead sailed from
Brooklyn with food for Russia's starving.
An incendiary fire In New York tene.
ment house caused damage to the amount
of $1,000
The loss by fire in Winnipeg, Man.
aggregates tl25,0O0. Four blocks were
burned over.
Henry Watterson claims that the nom
ination of Cleveland would mean Demo
cratic suicide.
Commissioner Carter OF the general land
Office says he will resign about the end OF
present fiscal year.
The South End schoolhouse, Yarmouth,
N. s.. was destroyed by fire of ipcendiary
origin; loss $4,000.
Mr.. Gladstone and Lord Salisbury re-
fused to be seen by labor delegation on
the eight-hour problem.
Anonymous letters threatening to blow
up many San Francisco buildings proved
to have been false alarm
The cotton warehouse of f. c. McCul.
loch and G. W. Candy & Sons, Norfolk,
Va, was burned loss. $4,000
Tom Hohler, husband of the Duchess OF
Newcastle, and formerly a leading singer
on the stage. died at Monte Carlo.
The North German Gazette OF Berlin de-
nounces the manner in which socialstic
news is published by German papers,
The house and senate conferees on the
Chinese exclusion bill have agreed upon
q compromise based on the senate measure.
Three trains were wrecked at Church
Vile Station, n. Y. An engineer was
killed and twenty five cars destroyed by
fire.
The lax divorce laws of Oklahoma have
caused swarm Of persons desirous Of TAX
ing advantage Of them to flock to the ter
ritory.
Treasurer n. H. Mannall OF the Ameri-
can and Scandinavian Printing company,
Boston, is missing with the funds OF the
concern,
Wyoming, for the first time in the his
tory OF the country, may send n woman
delegate to the Republican national con-
vention.
George Westinghouse offers $500
bonds that he will furnish electric lights
to the Worlds fair cheaper than the Edi-
son company.
The schooner Kate, from Little Glace
bay for Yarmouth, y. s., with coal struck
on the coast of Jeddore and will likely
become total wreck.
Secretary Tracy has appointed Lieuten-
ant Raymond p. Rodgers naval attache
at Paris. Berlin and St. Petersburg, to
succeed Lieutenant Aaron Warde.
Amos Andrews, after his long service IA
superintendent Of the state primary
school at Monson, Mass, has informed the
trustees that he will not again be candi-
date for reappointment.
Mrs. Marshall Ballington Booth is said
10 receive but 9, n week for her services to
the Salvation Army. With all her public
work So find. lime TO make her little
boys gor' 'enis, and to look after the
housekeeping Of her small simple home
in Jersey City.
The committee OF the Leomster (Mass.)
Board OF Trade that has been looking up
the matter OF free postal delivery in that
town reported that the town is much
larger than other free delivery towns, aud
and the committeeman believe that the
neti'ion tn the department will be granted. !.