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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-07
At REST
tunor ot Mis- ksti. botau >"i.u,niI""
from, Her par.n,-' R"sid"ncH.

Eunsr of Mis- Katie iotau >"i.uniIra
from Her Parents R"sid"n.H.
The funeral Of Miss Katie Dorsu took
place this morning from nor parents res'.
denoe on Mary street, and services wcr,
held al st. Mary's Church where solemn
high mass Mas celebrated, Rev. Father
Mckenna WAS Celebranl; Rev. Father
Lennon, Deacon; Rev, Father Gagnon,
sub Deacon. The hearers wer, PATRICK
Il McGinn, Thomas +. Mctiinn, Hugh J..
McGinn. Daniel l.. Mo,ilnn, cousins ot
the deceased, ana John Nm ray auu
Michael Murray from Providence.
There we're many beautiful iorsl Offer
ings. Among them were noticed n hand
some pillow inscribed "Sister,' from tn,
family; beautiful gates aiar Inscribed
"shopmste;" wreath inscribed "Auntie,"
from the children of Patrick +. Doran
basket from Mrs. hcGiinn; crescent fron
Mieses Murphy and Maionoy; bleeding
heart inscribed Crest" from Patrick
Dorsn and wife; star from Joseph Deviln,
inscribed "Rest;" reclining cross in
scribed "Kstie," from Mr.. aud Mr.,
Thomas McGinn.
The funeral WAS largely attended by
relatives and friends. The deceased was
"A member Of the Young Ladies sodalitl
Of ~. Msry's Church ana wss u fsyorite.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-07
IN DESPERATE STRAITS.

The Und' rbanded Methods Adopted bS thr
BoltinG u moor sts { tb5 second
There was plenty Of biuiiing going on
yesterday In the Second Ward. The lead
ers gave their beelers money 10 40 around
making bluffs at betting so as to scare the
O'Brien men. They were sent out To
meet the men coming from work at u
O'Clock.
The men who earn their daily bread by
toll took no stock in the blatant barroom
loaiers VINO sccosted them wanting to
bet One fellow was shut up pretty sud
den in n saloon and after he crawled hu
tried TO steal tl5, that had been posted by
his opponent. This shows the kind OF
men they are.
Another went into the saloon OF Ed
ward MoPoland aud without saying u
word struck Mcpoland in the face. lie
was arrested.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-07
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITiES.
Pugilist Mitchell Is in Jail.

Pugilist Mitchell Is in Jail.
Justin Mccarthy il again i'll.
There was "a $4,000 fire at Hudson, y. VI
Two boy skaters were drowned at Belle
vile, Ont.
An appeal was entered in the Harris
murder case.
A dynami~ mill was blown up near
Tamaqua. Pa.
A swIndler took $50 from a Newbury.
port, Mass, man.
A beautiful girl was found dead near
Mount Vernon. N. Y.
Additional water supply Is needed for
Salem and Beverly, Mass.
The charges against Indian Agent
Cooper were not sustained.
Werner Siemens the celebrated scieut-
tst, is dead. He was boru In 1916
A vessel ashore at the mouth of the
Mersey River went TO pieces; all on board
lost
Secretary Elk ins has returned to Wash.
ington from West Virginia His famil!
accompanied him.
Congressman Sherman Hoar was yester
day noon mar ried to Miss Mary Buttrick
OF oncord Mass.
l.. aud \. " ilczinski, wholesale grocers
and cotton factors, one Of the largest ana
most prominent firms Of Greenville, Miss
have failed,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-07
THE NEW ORDERS.
Policemen Must BE In Fun Uniform to
Ride In Cars.

Policemen Must BE In Fun Uniform To
Ride In Cars.
This morning Chief OF Police Perry re-
ceived y letter from the Pswtuckct Street
Railway Company stating explicitly that
every officer must he in full uniform in
order to ride upon the street cars for half
fare.
This II the outcome OF the Haberlin.
Fraser affair n week or 40 apo in which
the latter tried To put the former of the
car. Full uniform means besides he
dress coat, helmet, belt, badge anu
baton. The men never are ia full uniform
except when on duty ar platoon.
So the tickets viii not be ~ much use
to hem. An officer Of duty only wears
his badge aud II the reduction In meant
Tor the police t. take advantage ~ the
badge ought to be sufficient. soon the
company may want n lock oi hair from
every officer vino rides 40 that he can be
identified.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-07

NoRrHAMProS, Mass Dec. THE Dom
osrats made a pretty clean sweep, re-clsct
Ing Mayor ODonuell by a plurality ui
26. This IL looked upon as an indorse
n,snt of his hght against the railroads
PIrTsFIELD, Mass. Dec, THE election
resulted in some surprises. chief of which
was the majority Of 3s7 against license,
Jabez l.. Peck was reelected over u. W.
Robbins by plurality ot POS
QUINCY, Dec. AT the mayoralty con-
test In Quincy an unusually heavy vote
for city election was polie1. The Repub-
licans have elected Nav Fairbanks
The vote on the license question went
mo" by q large majority
Slaughter House DefenderS s,aughi cred,
SoMERvILLE, Mass. Dee T-Although
Somerville largely increased her mo-
license majority, that issue WAS not the
one about which the election revOlve {.
The slaughter mousse defenders were
slaughtered without mercy although Pro
fessor Norton passed the thousand mark
by close shave in total vote that fell
below the flgures of the national election
by about 300.
SPRISGiELD. Mass. Dec THE Re-
publicans made an almost clean swecp IN
thu municipal election hcre,eicctiug every
Candidate except six councilmen.
TAUsroE, Dec. IA quiet election WAS
the feature of the election The license
vore has almost puIalyzed the friends of
license.
WALruAM, Mnss., Dec 7-Temperance
people have surprised this town this year,
aud have cBrried every ward in the city
for mo license" Erskine Warden. the
Republican candidate, was elected mayor
WoBURN. Mass, Dec. THE triangu-
lar fight is over, and Philip X. A. Ricli-
aldson, the Republican candidate, ia
mayor-elect The result Of the license
vote was hardly a surprise as for "A month
past IL has been in che air that IL would
be 30 license.
The Following Cities Voted for License
Northamuton, Holyoke, Giouces'er.
Springfield, Marlboro, Fitchourg, New
Bedford, Haverbill.
No License.
woburn, Wnlthaln. Chcopee, Taunton,
Lawrence, Fell River, Pittsfield. Newton.
Maiden, Quincy, Somerville. Chelsea.
HrOck ton.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-07
AMUSEM ENTS.

Carroll Johnson is making . hit in "rhe
Gossoon,' which ''Ill be seen at Music
Hail tomorrow night. lie has a bright
face, rugulsh eyes, an engaging smile and
u tascluatiu set Of teeth, SO he posses
ses the personnel equipment of the Irish
star actor; but, better than that, he has
manly presence, good singing voice and
troIIsomc manner OF acting that are not
always attributes OF players OF his kind.
H., didcct, too, ~ cal, ful and at times
sug .c-ts the rich Drogue OF the late Dion
BoucirHuit, wnO, It Is still recalled, was
M authority on north and South OF lre-
land dIslects
Providence Op' 10 iiou-e. Next Week.
"Alabama' charms by ITS simplicity.
There Is uo ~JrsIning for effect. II is pure
a. the CT, stsl waters OF a country spring
and like these waters when they hav
formed the mighty river tull of sun
kissed ripples and laughing eddies, but
underneath resistless strength.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-07
Hone Abandoned,

BOSTON, Dec. Hope for the safety u
Rev > +. NcCleary has been banishei
from the minds of his friends. IL Is no
generally admitted that he ended hs lie
by jumping from the steamer Plymouth
into the waters OF Long Island sound last
Friday night. He could not reach his
ideal of what minister should be; hence
his rash act. Everything Mr.. McCleary
has done, every note he has written and
every word he has left with any body since
leaving his boarding house last Thur.
day, indicates that he was carrying out a
settled line OF action, based upon his over
conscienJiousness He has taken pain,
to pay every penny II his indebtedness.
even sending DR.. Francis s2 which be
owed him fo services
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-07
THEY ALL CLAIM It,
But Il Looks Good for The
Straight Democracy
IN THE SECOND WARD.
A Republican Official and Worker Who
Was Bought Twice.

Today the second election II being held
In the Second Ward. Everything il pro.
crossing very quietly.
The registry voters are not coming out
as they have nothing to vote for except
Warden and Clerk. The Republicans are
coming out fairly we'll.
IL is said that many OF the latter are
abandoning their ticket, as the chance Of
electlng II is hopeless, and are voting
with one faction or the other OF the Dem
ocratic party.
Yesterday circulars were sent TO all the
Republican voters of the ward admopish
ing them TO vote he straight Republican
ticket. This notice wll not have much
effect.
II isa we'll known fact that the King
Philip men are working for MIR. Gill, but
whether they are doing AS much for the
rest OF the ticket remains to be seen. Many
are OF the opinion that they are not that
Gill Is sure of election while the rcst OF
the ticket hangs In the balance
The Winters fact ion claim that they
have the straight Republicans with them
Others say that IL Is pretty hard To locate
the Republican vote.
Both sides claim more than they really
have, but about as near ss can be got, the
O'Brien ticket il ahead, with Winters u
good second and the Republicans bring
ing up the rear In the distance.
Some money Is being spent, and stisng,
to say, most of II Is being used in buying
Repu ublicans. One prominent Republican
worker aud official was bought twice to-
day. He was first given money to work
for the boilers and then snot her Republi-
can, VINO * in sympal nv with the straig ht
ticket democratic nominees, outbid the
trst purse.
Edward Smith was n conspicuous figure
| in the ward room, aud was there pretty
much all day.
He EXPIRE sed himself as confident of the
| success of the Winters ticket.
The only excitement occurred when
| William Il. Hughes, an O'Brien man anc
a personal property voter, went to cast
his ballot. He was given ballot and
marked it.
When he went TO deposit II the Warden
refused To accept II, saying he was a reg
| istry voter. There liz another William II
Hughes on the registry list and Warden
McVey made Hughes vote on that name
and then afterwards found the name ON
the personal list.
Toe matter was reported to the Mayor
At noon there was u slight rush, but not
so much as at the former election. Az
O'Clock there were 81 votes cast.
Some OF the men spoken To by tho
TRIBUNE man said
Councilman McDun-IL viii he Win
ters sure enough this time.
John z. smith-It there Is an election
II will be Winters. O'Brien cannot win
John Erwin don't know much sbou
1t. | have been working all day, bu
they say 1t is all right.
Bernard keensn-It looks good.
| think there will be M election.
| Edward McCaughey-- We are doing ful
az well as We expected, and we expected
To win.
| Warden McVsy-It is light vote.
Thomas Landowners chances Ar,
very good.
Jason Law rcnce--We are standing bN
our ticket. lie, them fight II they sant
| To.
At2p. m. there were about $50 voto-
ticket.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-07
IN, CENTRAL FALLS.
Interest in the Demo
cratic State League.
REGISTRATION NOT brisk.
Old Lady Badly Injured Notes About
Town.

rbis evening At Fur,stur- Hall the Gua-
cru Oiney Arnold Guards will hold
meeting for the purpose OF electing dele
gates TO attend the convention of Demo
cratic Cllbs which is to be held In Provi-
drucc tomorrow afternoon. The object OF
1u, convention Is 10 form union of
Dem cratic Clubs similar To the STATE
League OF r Publican Clubs. Lincoln
viii by Ncll represented at the conyen-
uuu, as delegate, from the Page ant
',ar,4u-FItlsimmon. Ciups will accom-
pIuy tun,c chosen py the Arnold Guards.
Eo-,str,' ion slow.
RcaI-l rat ron rs not ~ brisk as It should
pn NJ tor, time 1T tho year II the good
Weather uon being experienced - not
nlNcu advantage ot by those desiring 10
.,-ist,r, these same persons viii have only
tu.ms,,vc, 10 blame when compelled to-
visit the office OF the rovn CLERK during
uore d,sssrgenbie season.
Old Lady Injured.
Mr.. Agnes Larry, the aged lady who
Sustained u severe sprain by taliiug Oh
PINE street Monday afternoon. IS reported
vaucrd age ot The lady, ~ years, serious
results we're feared.
I;ea-"n IT Ia, Ch,ugc.
II Is stated that the recent change ia
overs,ers at the Valley Falls Companys
miil Iu the weaving department, by which
William Thompson brings his labors for
the company to "a close, vas occssioned
through trictiuu between MIR. ThompSon
ana Superintendent sherman.
Iut"r,stipg items
The membership ot Court Central is
now over 100.
Meeting of Washington Lodge, X. of T.,
IN its castle hall tonight.
Samuel shurtDetf OF Milford, Mass, is
the guest ut James Worthlnyton.
ronn clerk Crawford vas at Limerick
Win tine registry books yesterday.
E.ns T. u.tralt IS spending few days
with ms parents in Brooklyn, y. Y.
REGULAR weekly meeting of Branch VIII
| liam O'Bren, /. y. r., this evening
Three persons paid 81 and cost, each for
| druukenucss in I he District Court yester-
day.
Hugh +. Connors OF Broad street viii
spend The balance OF the week with
friends al Worcester, Mass.
The newly elected Noble Grand OF su-
perior lodge o. O. f., will appoint the
minor officers ot the lodge after instalis-
tion.
one of the candidates for the piano at
! the fair Of the Pekln Literary Association
Of Providence is Miss Mamie Graudfeld
of TINS village.
Rev. j \. :. Rich viii repeat his sermon,
! "rhc Boy rhat ~taid At Homs," which
was uolved at the Emhury NJ. l.. Church
on sunday last, some evening in he nesr
| future.
Philip Greene, Gilbert Carty and Frank
! T.. Fitzslmmons, members for Lincoln on
the Democratic state Central Committee,
attended meeting OF that body In Provi-
dence yesterday.
Calls are out for meeting OF the Vete
ran Fremen's Association this evening.
Many matters of interest will be CON
sidered at this meeting and n fail stteu
| dance of the mombcrs is earnestly de-
sired.
change in the methods OF holding
caucusus IN mis- town is proposed by the
local members OF the Democratic State
! Central Committee, Tie proposition will
! Oe submitted TO the Town Committee for
its examination ani approval
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-07
rae ROTHsCHiLD PROPOSALS.
The scbeme Withdrawn from Further
Confederation Ia til. Congress.

RRU s.tIs, Dec THE International
monetary conference resumed its sitting
aud continued it, discussion of the report
of the committee which examined into the
Rothschid proposals. After speech 10y
sir C. Rivers Wilson, member ot the
British delegation, Mr.. Rothschld AN
nounc,d that he Withdrew his scheme
from the further consideration OF the con-
grcss Before Mr.. Rothschild Withdrew
his plan ~ir {. Fremantle, deputy master
Of the English mint, declared hin,self
ready 30 support any reasonable measure
30 soly, the silver problem effectively
Sir " lliam Houldswo"th ot the British
DELEGATION. who is 4 bimetallist announced
that nc bnd prepared fresh proposal 10
be presented immediately Delegate Mac
Cresry ther1upon declared that the
Rothschild plan was insuiiicient,and the u
M. Rothschiid announced that he with
drew his plan from the consideration ot
the conference.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-07
PEOPLE SAY

That II il very evident that the heroine
OF the attraction, "sne Couldn't Marry
Three, in Keith's Opera House thin week,
IL not native of the Windy city
That the only collision that was the
result Of the comets visit Vas bet veen
the ideas OF several astronomers on the
subject.
That n PsWtucket does not come out
ahead in tnnight's polo game II viii be
because the b.st tiauI, and good hard
playing, cannot yin.
That the Bundle Brigade Is being or.
ganired.
That those who we're disappointed by
the world not coming To- an end bv col.
lision with the comet thould ~ skltlus
on thin ice and their troubles viii -oOn
he nver
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-07
A BRIGHT CHILO'S DEATH.
Liuie oui. J"hps"o suijei ~ tNp'r" :
White Playing la tn. street


Win. Playing la tn. street
Yesterday afternoon the family OF DR.
Francis Johnson OF Pine street were
plunged into deepest grlef and
sorrrou by the death OF LOUIS,
there o year Old boy. He had
always been an apparently healthy
child and never complained OF any illness.
he came home from school yesterday al
o'clock, and. as has been the little
fellows custom, took his younger sister
q ut to play. They went over Oh Garden
street and were watching some boys
skating when one OF the children noticed
Louis fall. One boy rushed to his
himself 10 his hands and knees,
The children thought he was choking
and began TO slap him OF the back. lie
said family; "Let me alone" and then
they saw that il was something more Sc
rious, and putting him In his little express
taken into the house and died in his
mothers arms few moments afterNa ard
DIR. Johnson was out at the time and Dc
Grsndheld was sent for. When he ar
rivod the little fellow WAS dead. Medical
Examiner Kelliher was notified, and NJ.
ter an examination OF the remains and
inquiry into the facts, pronounced desth b
the result ot heart failure.
Little Louis vas an attendant at 81
Msry's school aud vas one ot the bright
est pupils In that institution. Ills teschers
and plsymatcs deeply mourn nis sudden
death. His parents have he sympathy ol
all. The funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon VI z $50 O'Clock
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-07
DAMAGED BY FIRE.
The Public Ledger's Massive Building az
Philadelphia Abiaxe.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. g - The Pubic
Ledger building, n massive six-story
BLOWN stone front structure on the suuth-
west corner of Sixth aud Chestnut street.,
aud running through to Ssusom street,
was damaged by fire last night to the ex :
tent of s2pO,oo0, Of which sl5o.000 is su--
tained by The Ledger aud s5o,Oo0 by tell
ants.
The Ledger's insurance aggregates $40.
OOO-sl6O,0O0 OIL tine building aud $4,000
Oh the contents. The other occupants 81.
believed To he fully insured.
The collection nj curios In the private
Office OF George W. Chii1s. The Loigar's
owner aud publisher, which are inesCimn.
BILE in value, were saved The damage %
the building is si00,ODo
About half 81 the structure was quite
by fire aud water. Tue flames were con-
fined To the fourth floor and all above,
and the portions below were flooded.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-07
PAWTUCkET BEATEN.
But 4, Was M Disgrsee to Play such
Game.

but IL Was M Disgrsee TO Play such
Game.
The Pswtucket polo team Went to rrock'
ton last night and met tho quintette IRON
Shoevillo before an audience Of near 600
peorlc lt Ns- game TO bo proud uf for
either side; rou,aI Ssbiy free from rough
pis! ing aud sour ut the besr quickest and
smsrtost trioks ot the game were nitro
duced on both sides.
II was sn exhibit ion ~ how a tiue game
of polo eau DC played where there II no
tripping or sluggiuc aud all the line
points are brought out. The score was
to o IN favor OF Br, cktop, they losing one
goal Oh foul,
Cunningham, Cochraue aud Mul Smith
put ups great game for the Shoe City
and LarIey In goal for pawtucket vas a
marvel, Pierce sud Meusrd, the wizards,
AZ they are called, did great work, az did
Sullivan.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-07
DISTRICT COURT NOTES

This morning Nelson Lizard was before
tine court ~ common drunkard. He
pleaded guilty and was sent 10 the Farm
for sir months. He was suffering from al
attack OF deleriun tremens and for tho
last three months has done nothing but
drink and hang around livery stables.
Two persons we're fined e. and costs. An
Italian woman who Was arrested last mig 4
was discharged. She was fairly loaded
with ie"elry, having six rings on one
nngcr.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-07
AZ iIkLIkN DiSCNK
Places Ou. Participant in the Hospital,
Anoiber in the Tomhs.

BrsTuN. Dec, There was n very ex.
.itn.- fire iu thc Italian tenement house,
.i5 n.u -, N,rth street. NJ $50! o'clock
last % zht. "a. oue of the occupants oi
tl. ho.-,, C.'-meute Fiuritt". 81 years
old, is ~ the Massachusetts general hosi!t.
tai Dadly hurued about the face aud
hands.
tioritto q nd female companion,
names Merton Jones, were in the room
where ne olnle originated and mad, II is
said. h,eu win sNiug freely Dnring the
carousal kerosene lamp was overturned.
auI IA trying 90 eytiuguisb the blaze,
Fiuritjo wa- burned and the Jones " oman
wac -' Eutly burned on the nose. He was
sent tu 'hc hospital, aud she was locked
up NJ -intiou cuarged with drunkenness
The nuildiul IL of brick, five stories in
height aui ~ owned by j. L. Bartlett,
was damaged 10 the extent OF $1,000. Dam
age 90 occupants will not exceed s'5.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-07

WAsInNGrON. Dec. Mrs Dora Kelley
v"s hgu1hly burned iu a iirt, Which orig
mated IL the third story OF business
house on seventh street. where she lived
with her husband. and died NJ the emer-
geucy hospital. The woman was rendered
insensibe by the dense smoke that filled
the room When the fire department ar
rived on the scene and an outlet was made
for the smoke the fire broke out aIresn,
and before tie woman could be- rescued
she was soshsdiy burned that when re-
moved she was ~ iyiug condition.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-07

BERLIS. Dec. The lsgehlatt states
that the jesuit general. Father W rtr. uas
gone 10 v~luRuc to prepare fnr the return
ot L.,. Jesuit orders to the empire. This,
the Tagebatt assumes, is proof that the
political deal betweep the government
aud the clericals has been cOnsummated.
The conditions Of this deal were that the
clcricals sbuuid support the nj .itaty oil
In return tor q bill tor the readmis-irn of
the Jcs nit olGeT-.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-07
THE SANDBAG.
A Char,estown storeko.per Assaulted by
Two RuHians Now at Large.

\ ChafIestOwn <tOrekoePer AH-suIed hN
Two RuHisns Now at Large.
BosroS. Dec. "A daring assault III
robbery occurred In broad day ght iu tie
store If Louis Cohen, Az Main street,
Chsrlestown, yesterday. Two young men
entered the place aud asked Mr.. Cohen to
change a 81 bill. lie took handful of
change from the cash box to change the
bill, when one of them made grab Cor it
and the other struck him In the back ~
the neck with a ssndbag.
He dropped 60 tnr floor. and the your-s
men rlde oil with about - OF his money.
In their hurry To escape the sandbal
was dropped on the floor of the store. NJ.
Cohen was not seriously injured. and lie
reported the case and described tn. mel.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-07

LONDON, Dec. 7-Great suffering exists
among the a0,0OO non-union cotton spin
ners involved in the Lancashire strike
Many of them have been overtaken by the
severity of the weather, while peDniless
and out Of work, and consequently they
have neither sufficient clothing nor food
for their families. They will make an ap
peal for aid 70 the nnionist strikers.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-07
An Election Middle.

LJrTLEToS, \. H., Dec. at the recent
election here, the ballot machinery faile /
to cancel more than half of the votes cast,
and they we're not counted. The loss ot
these votes changed the result in the cleo
tion of some OF the county officers, and
the supreme court will he petitioned -
require them To he counted.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-07

Tn. waicbmaksr-' walso,.r.

The crack Chelseas met Waterloo in
Waltham last night as the wstchmakers
began to send in the goals from the start
and when they had them beaten they con-
tinued w rub IL in. The score vac to l.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-07
Report Made Public.

MONTREAL. Dec. THE committee ap'
pointed by the Quebec government to in-
vestigate the affairs Of the Montreal ami
Sorel Railway company have made publ
their report The report declares tbai
there was onsidera BILE irregularity in col
nection with the payment of the subsidy
of $4,000 voted by the legislature to the
company, and recommend that in future
no subsidies be paid in aalvnnce
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-07
Ha,eyou ,e " the Capital"

Not NJ Wash ngton, but ut good patOrei,
p pular, "BObhie" kendHlfs. Most con.
vent nj prcttfrst an most elegant piace N
town. Everything there TfeWendOu- -tock
of smok orr Good~. All kinds q drink.