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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-22

Anyone who is really desirous of under
standing why the so-called Democratic
harmony meeting of Saturday last failed
to bring about any substantial good for
the party in this city need not hunt far
for the true cause. That cause Is McNally
and his two or three henchmen, who, after
endeavoring to slaughter the Democracy's
candidate for mayor last fall, have now
succeeded in forcing their candidate upon
the party and, with brazon effrontery, ask
the Democratic voters to sustain them.
Harmony can only be secured by the
resignation Of McNally from the assembly
ticket. If his followers desire Democratic
success in this city let them manifest it
by taking their candidate out of the way.
Telegram.
Where does the effrontery come in?
isn't Mr.. McNally the regular nominee:
Isn't he a representative Democrat and
the peer, ut least the peer, of Brennan
and Carroll? However, it's none of our
funeral. No wonder the World came
down TO Rhode Island.
Whether with or without his approval
rich men in New York are preparing To
call boilers convention 10 elect contest
ing delegates in Mr.. Cleveland's behalf to
the Chicago convention. William X.
Grace, William G. Whitney, Francis Stet-
son Lynde and others are named as the
financial hackers of the bolt. Mr.. Grace
enjoyed large commercial privileges under
the patronage of Mr.. Cleveland. Mr..
Lynde is his personal friend and business
associate. Col Dan Lamont, who also
shared political power and official place
with him, is another abettor of the bolt
Chicago Herald.
The Herald omits TO add, however,
that these men and their associates are
the respectable element in New York
Democracy, and that they have abund-
ant cause for kicking.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-22
CHAPTER cccLxxviu.

An Ordinance in Amendment Of Chapter LII. OF The
ord nances cntitled sinking Funds" aud
Authorizing the Commissioners OF sinking Funds
90 Hold stocks or Bonds in Trust tor the Com
missOners OF the North Burial Ground.
Approved March IL, is92l
II Is ordained by the City Council OF the City of
Providence as follows:
section 4. Chapter LII. OF the ordinance entitled
sinking Funds" Is hereby amended BY adding ths
section ~. The Commissioners OF Sinking Funds
are hereby authorized to hold In trust for the COM
rnissionsrs OF the North Burial Ground. according
10 the terms and PROVISIONS of Chapter Isl OF tho
public Laws passsd by the General Assembly NJ the
January session A. ~ iss9 st0cks or bonds Of any
corporation. that may DC DeQueathed or donated 20
Grvnnd.
ITue Copies-witness;
WILLIAM II. CLARKE.
mf2e-t City Clerk
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-22

4 CAMPAIGN of lies will never succeed
in Rhode Island, even if the lies are
printed in New York.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-22
CHATTER ccCLXXvn.

An Ordinance Iorbldding the Throwing OF Carbons
Used by Electric Lignting Com, ,an,es Upon the
Streets in the CITY OF Providence.
[Approved March II, lS9c.l
II is ordained by the City Council OF the City OF
Providence os follows;
Section L. No person shall cast. throw, place OF
deposit on any Sidewalk, crosswalk. street, avenue
or public place within the corporate Omits OF the
city OF Providence, any or any part OF any carbon
used nv any electric lighting company.
section 2. ANY person who shall b. found guilty
Of violating the provitigns of the foregoing section
shall be punished by fine of not exceeding twenty
dollars.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-22

REMEMBER the Republican rally at
East Providence this evening. Make it
a rouser.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-22

The News Is marching tn the head of the
state procession with giant strides.-New-
port Observer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-22

JOHNSTON has an excellent legislative
ticket. Elect it.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-22

Tnr New York lIiorld. which has
taken tho management Of the Demo
cratic campaign out Of the hands OF the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-22

The notD deSponding Democracy
Charles f. German at Dimond Hall.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-22

as a natural result droves of men and
women are daily united in marriage
There appears to be an idea floating about
in their brains that if two are made one
the sum of human suffering is diminished
in the same proportion. n.--Newport OBJ
server.
Well, isn't it true? That's the whole
philosophy Of matrimony. Double joy
and sorrow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-22
BLAN K ETS.

100 pairs of ia White
Blankets, perfect in every re-
spect. No better Blankets
sold for $500 a pair.
We offer them this week at
$3.50.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-22

The Republicans are spending their
money aud employing their energies in
hiring halls.-Telegram
The Republicans are going to hold
rousing meetings in those halls later on.
1t means business.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-22

TUESDAY, MARCH %. fsoa.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-22

Starvation has brought the Russian
fees down TO famine rates, and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-11
yisitors TO the stanton Asylum.

Staunton. Va, Sept. 10.-Spcciai.-Drs.
Parker. Wiley and McllwalEe, comlnis-
sioners appointed by Governor Mchln-
new TO visit the asylums of the State,
performed that duty Wednesday, and pro.
nounced everything to be in lime trim:
DR.. w. w. Parker, of Richmond, sald
that the chief object of the comlpisslon
vas 10 ascertain and report upOn the de-
STABILITY of establishing State aims
house" where patients not dangerous in
their tendencies might be cared for at
less expense.
The Walker case, which so long occu-
MED the attention of the county court,
seems 10 promise a continuance and addi-
tionaI expense. Walker is charged with
murder in killing GOolsby in Basic City IN
April last He was found guilty and the
term of imprisonment fixed at eight years.
His counsel moved for new trial. one
ground for the motion being improper
conduct Oh the part Of the jury. The
improper conduct was being separated IN
mart. and reading magazines and newspa-
pers. II looks like Walker will get new
trial. The motion will be argued next
week.
The session Of the Deaf. Dumb and
Blind institution opened wednesday with
the promise of gOood attendance All
the officers and teachers are the same, eX-
cept Mrs. Annie Camp, matron. who
takes the place of Mrs. Fannie Johnson,
resigned.
Mr. w. A. Burke, of the State Execu-
tive Committee. has issued Il circular let
ter calling on the charmen of the county
committees Of the Seventh and Tenth
congressional districts to aid him in form
ing clubs wherever practicable throughout
the districts. Splendid results are an
ticipated from the formation of clubs and
the work will be pushed with energy by
Committeeman Burke.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-11
Petersburg.

PETERSBURG. Va, Sept. 10.-Mr. ". L.
Morton, of New York, is here on visit to
friends and relatives.
Miss Jennie Bullfant, of this city. has
gone TO Richmond on a visit to friends.
Mrs. William B. Hill. formerly of Peters
burg, but now of Wilson, n. g., Is mere on
visit.
George county to spend few days.
Mr. and Mrs K. w. Prichard, who have
been visiting friends in Lexington. Va.
have returned to the city.
DR.. r. ID. Mcllwsine has gone to Marion,
Va.
Miss Fannie Heart. of Raleigh n. c.. is
on visit to the family OF MIR. Robert
Gotham on Sycamore street.
Mrs. D. ID. Purcell. who has been vsiting
her pareuts in Petersburg. has returned to
her home in Lexington. Ky.
DR.. b. I. Cosby, a prominent dentist of
this place, who has been spending his sum-
mer's vacation at Old Point and in Balti-
more and Philadelphia, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Couch have been
spending few DAYS in Washington.
Mr.. James W. Epes, the Democratic can
didate for Congress from the Fourth dis
trict of Virginia. was in the city this week.
Miss Essie Brunei is on u visit to relatives
IN Richmond.
Miss Ora Sharp of Sussex county is visit
ing relatives and friends In this city.
Miss Lena Adkins. who has been on q
visit to friends in Chesterfield county has
returned home
Mrs. Thomas Pannill and Mrs George NJ.
Pollard are on visit to Mrs. Robert Pan
mill in Lynchburg.
Rev. Floyd l.. Kurtz. pastor of the Old
street Presbyterian church, has gone to
Winchester and other points in the Valley
of Virginia to visit relatives. He will be
gone about two weeks.
Mrs. George W. Heath is visiting friends
in Farmville.
Miss Lula Grigg is on a visit to friends in
Danville.
Miss Maggie Wilbur has gone to Dam
vile.
Mrs. Amelia Connolly is on a visit to
friends in Newport News.
Miss Josephine Esther Hirshberg, of
Richmond. is visiting her brother. Mr.. ].
A. Hirshberg.
Miss Susie Wilson is visiting friends at
Blackstone
MIR. r. X. Bragg has accepted position
with Messrs. Brown. Davis a Atkins, whole
sale grocers and provision dealers of Rich
mond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-11

G,,ss or w. B. Hale. of Franklin county
Iii ba their second nominee. The hepuo-
Taans will meet at the same place on the
the 2ist of September. ana IN III psooSE
bility will indorse the Third party csno'-
date. .,p.ocrat;, CIub
met last night in the courthouse and or.
ganized with ninety-two members TO stsrs
with. Mr.. J. Ii. Hargrove. ST., one OF our
most prominent citizens and Democrats. as
well as an active and energetic WORKER was
elected president of the club. FIVE vice,
nresidents and n secretary were elected ana
the working committees were appointed;
After the organization had been completed
Mr. Claude A. Swanson. our nominee Tor
Congress from this district. was called upon
for a speech. He responded IN forciDie,
aud eloquent appeal for the earnest ana
jealous support Of every member OF the
club during the campaign. showing. IN
conclusion. that the cause was not MS
alone. but that of every patriotic son OF
Democracy in the Fifth congressional DIS
trict.
We e.pect to have n glorious day on the
18th of September. our court-day' Win non'
w G. p. breckenridge of KENTUCKY. Hon.
Holmes Conrad and Hon. X. Z. hent to ad-
dress our people on the issues OF the CAM
paign. o.
The farmers are cutting and curing TO-
bacco in this section of country. go
Mr.. George II. Gilmer. OF Danville. VINO
has been quite i'll with typhoid lever at the
residence of his mother III this town, Is very
much inprOyed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-11
pIuckv Younx Democrats.

WAKE FoErsr. n. c., Sept. 1O.-lSpecial.l
Last night the colored Repuollcans at
tempted 10 smuggle into wake crest
white Republican speaker who not long
siuce was an ardent Third party man his OBJ
iect was TO address the colored Radicals ana
white Third party men in the formers school
house but ylgilant democrats, TAXING Ia
the situation. Immediately ran to one OF the
literary societies and asked two young men
10 reply TO the speaker. Messrs. B. A. JUS
tice and T.. Y Webb Immediately ooeyed
and hastily repaired 70 the scene where the
snaakiuc was to be- but found the Republi-
can absent Some OF the negroes called on
some OF the young college boys, when JUS
tice responded with sound Democratic
speech.
q division o. time that he might enunciate
his Third party doctrines. This was grant
ed him and lie attempted 70 vlndicate his
partv's movements and platform. n the
course of his ia. K lie stated he was from tue
same county as eX-t ongressinan hltcnln.
who is a faithful and tried Democrat. A
Young man In the crowd asked Moss what
he knew OF kitchin. when Moss retorted:
HE is the most chaDgeable man know"
Al which statement hitchins son Pau. q
student here. gave Moss the lie and started
for him. when Moss sprang from the plat
form with blow at young kitcbin, who
lodged and placed blow on Aoss nose.
The ooys and citizens quickly parted them
when T. Y. Webb took the rostrum at the
cry from both whites and blacks and made
O ringing speech.
The blacks expressed much appreciation
for the Democratic speeches. and it is GER
tain that a majority OF negroes in this Vi
cinity have discovered the wolf IN Republi-
cansm and are too sensible TO affiliate
with the Third party. hence many OF them
have .vowed their intention OF voting the
Democratic ticket. In the town there is
only one Third party man. In the history
OF our State there WAS never finer campaign
work done than is being done now.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-11

WINSTON. n. c.. Sept. 1O.-LSpecial. j
Minnie Merrick, of Miles OrtOn's circus.
while riding in the lion cage here to-day.
was attacked by -year-old lioness and
seriously injured. The show people had
started out on the parade. when the animal
rushed upon the woman. MISS Merrlck Is
only tWenty-three years old. and had MOTH
ing but a riding whip IN her hand 70 pro-
tect herself The animal knocked her out
OF tho chair with its paw and made two
strokes on her head-one inflicted a deep
cash on the back Of her neck. The hone IS
grabbed Miss Merrick's right Jaw with his
mouth. but only the skin was cut. Inc
animal had been enraged by boys poking
sticks in her cage. But for the timely inter
ference OF the male keeper che would have
killed the woman. Her injuries are not
serious unless blood poisoning sets IN. Miss
Merrck has been with Orton four years,
but was never before attacked. The ll0ness
generally has been docile, but several times
in hor winter quarters has attacked keepers
when teased. 49,.
Senator Ransom passed through Win
ston this morning en- route for Raleigh TO
consult with chairman Simmons relative TO
future appointments. The Senator was
greeted with large audience at Mocks-
vile yesterday.
The Democrats Of Rowan county held a
big demonstration at Gold Hill to-day.
speeches being made by +. b. Jones. Iheo-
dore Kultz aud l.. Ii. Clement The occa-
sion was Democratic tiag-raislng.
The marshals for General Stevenson's re-
ception here on September 18th announced
to-day that Colonel T.. II. Fries had been
appointed chief.
l.. w. Scovile a native of Lynchburg.
Va, to-day assumed the management Of
tho Hotel ZinZendorf. Winston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-11
Republican Candidate Speaks.

Pocahontas, Va, Sept 10.-Special.-
Hon ii. n. Wood, Republican candidate
for Congress in the Ninth district spoke
here Thursday night to a fair audience.
Horse Head Davis will be hanged on
the 9th for the murder of Policeman
Jones a year ago The hanging will take
place mt Tazewell Courthouse.
The article published by the Record of
Roanoke, and copied in several dailies
regarding the shooting of one Bill Rcdd
by miners of this place is false. and
should be so published. Everything is as
quiet here as in any town in Southwest
Virginia. This is not the first liNe we
have had crime laid at orr doors when
there was no ground for the charge.
There will soon be organized here a
Cleveland, Stevenson and Marshall Club
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-11
Tuck Enlivens Dull Convention.

RALEIGH. n. c.. Sept. TO- Special. The
Third party people held their county con-
vention here to-day. There were about
three hundred people in the courthouse,
fifty of them being negroes and about one
hundred Third partyltes. ). =. Gentry was
made chairman and full county ticket was
nominated. W. +. Read. hitherto a Repub-
lican, was unanimously nominated for the
Legislature. 1t is rumOred that the Repub-
licans sent word to caucus held Just be-
fore the convention that they would IN
dorse Read if he was nominated. the
nominees for the other Offices have hitherto
been Democrats Nat. /. Wagstah received
the nomination for sheriff: George E..
Woody, for register of deeds; I. l.. Harris.
for treasurer. and DR.. Prltchard for coro-
ner. No nomination was made for surveyor
as they had no candidate who was sur
veyor.
Every candidate was called TO the front to
say that he stood on the Third party plat
form. There was quite @ contest Tor the
nominations for treasurer and register Oh
deeds. and Nat Tuck. ex-Republican. noml-
mated and seconded the nomination Oh
many men for tho same office; in fact luck
made an otherwise dull convention very
lively by his various motions and requests
of tell where you stand. Settle, RepuotIcan
candidate for Congress IN this distrlcs'
spoke immediately after the convention au1
yourned. He made no converts ana refused
10 divide time with w. w. Kitchen, Demo-
cratic candidate for the State Senate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-11
THE OLD NORTH STATE
LATEST Events IN ITS BoRDEHS
Efforts VIII BIO Made to Change the D"'e
nt which General Stevenson VIII SpeaA
at Rocky Mount-Crowds Expected.

WELDON. n. c., Sept 10.-lSpeclal' Ill
has been announced that General Steven
son will speak OF Rocky Mount on the night
~ the god instant. but Rocky Mount Is
easilv accessible from SO wide q section OF
country that efforts are being made to have
him there on the morning of the 23d. ms
change would delay his departure from the
State about ten hours. 1t has not yet been
ascertained whether the change will be
made. but it is possible that it Will
be. Mr.. Beckwitb. secretary OF the
State Associatian of Democratic Clubs, has
nromised that they will do all they can TO
change the appointment. But whether ne
Is there at night or in the morning ROCKY
Mount will give him q handsome reception,
and he will be greeted by thousands OF PEG.
ule who are still true TO the principles OF
Democracy. =,
AT the Democratic meeting at Portsmouth
Yesterday thousand people were present,
coming from this, Edgecom1, ana Maat,a
counties. 4. A. Woodward. w. n. Day ana
+. II. Taylor made speeches and made
number of converts. splendid dinner was
seyed and there was plenty for every body
The candidates are speaking at Enheld to-
day to large crowd. where they are Joined
by n. A. Rouse. presidential elector. Inc
event of next week will be barbecue and
speaking at the historic town of Halifax. The
local candidates will be joined there by
Captain Octavius Coke. Democratic
candidate for Secretary of State. who is
one OF the most effective speakers In the
compaign.
1t is reported here that gentleman OF
ample means intends to erect large pea,
nut factory here to employ hundred
hands. Land enough for the plant has
been rendered him by public-spirited gen
teman. who is largely interested IN the ad-
vancement of the property OF the com
munity. Ii Is also whispered around that
renewed activity will soon be developed by
the canal company. The suit which mas
harnpered their movements is now pending
in the supreme court. and will be arguedOe-
fore that tribunal aud decided some time
next month. 1t is confidently expected
that the company will be succsssfull there
as it was 1t the lower court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-11
A shower of Political Speeches.

WINDSOR. N. c.. Sept 1O.-lSpecial J.
Nearly three hundred of BERTHE county
Democrats met at barbecue at Henley's
Mill, in Indian Woods" township. yester-
day. Solomon Cherry, Democratic candi-
date for register of deeds. made the open
ing speech. which was well received and
elected great deal Of applause. He was
Rouse then made speech defining his posi-
ton on public questions. aud the Demo-
cratic candidate for slector for this district.
N. ]. Rouse, closed the discussion IN fine
speech Of an hours duration. At the COR.
clusion Of Mr.. Rouse's argument the audi.
snes we're inUtsd to dinner, which con.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-11
Virginia Notes a..

Rev. John s. Gibson. rector OF Trinity
church, Fredericksburg, has accepted a call
TO Trinity church, Huntington, w. Va, TO
take effect September 18th.
William Reed, a colored driver, was killed
at Waynesboro Tuesday morning by his
team running of and n heavy wagon loaded
with wood passing over his body.
The school population Of Augusta county
during the past session was 1l,256 divided
among the districts as follows: Beverley
Manor, 2209 Middle River. ZIG; North
River, 1870: Pastures. 1854; Mverheads,
1,c37; South River, $50.
Wednesday was the second day OF the
second annual Fair OF the Farmers Insi-
tute of Fairfax. and not less than 1000
people assembled en- the ample grounds AT
the courthouse. The courthouse was a
temporary exhibition hall, and was oiled
with a splendid exhibit Of cereals, fruit ar
tlcles of ladies' workmanship and one nne
exhibit by Mr.. Renney Of sixteen varieties.
Of grapes. The hotel near by was turned
into a temporary art gallery and ballroom
and thers was dancing all aighs. 49,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-11
Allegheny Springs.

Allegheny Springs, Sept. 10.-The social
life of the week has been most animated
In more senses than one. The doctors
with their ffmilieS are arriving daily,
preparatory to the Medical convention,
others are here to enjoy this most brac-
ing, exhilarating atmosphere.
On Monday evening the juveniles monop
olized the ball room, and seemed to
thoroughly enjoy themselves, the occasion
being a german and grab bag handsome
souvenirs the contents of the bag.
Miss Louise Claiborne, New Orleans,
in handsome white silk, lace trimmings,
beautifully and gracefully led with Mas
ter Archibald Aiken.
AS there we're so many, / will only be
able 10 mention few of the beaux and
bellies.
Misses Catherine Gardner and jamie
Louise Colhoun, two pretty and charming
little coQuettes, attracted universal adj
miration.
Miss Sophie White, Richmond, the
belle of the evening, was attired in whNe
organdy, pink ribbon garnitures; and
Little Miss Avis Grant. also of Rich
mond, in blue china silk. was voted the
palm for queen of beauty.
Misses Edith White, Florence Bradley,
Celeste Stevens, Kate AGREE, Louise
Pratt and Eyeline Goggan were most
piquant and pretty in pink and yellow
silks.
Among the hi ndsome beaux were:
Masters Overton Pratt, Miles Pratt, Tom
Pinckney and George Pratt.
A refreshment supper of two net tables,
artistically decorated with geraninms
and hydrangeas, was served in the din
ing room, bouquet being placed ut
each guests pltte:
A large party left here Tuesday morr.
ing in three drags for Mountain Lake.
after delightful drive they reached
there about D o'clock: spent Wedues-
day visiting different points of interest
and bopSipg; were specially charmed with
the "Cascades," and saw the sun rise
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-11

ond cot on Bald Knob Mount; retur led
nv, nv. r "a AFTERNOON much fatigucd,
Though with wild tales of adyen'm mre.
w. w. Kuser. Philadelphia, tne pr, pro,
dcient photographer, has besa , kept P Posy
the whole season, as pn1S. n ,o,vr 20 be
sent see 70 the Worlds Fair, is consider
Gu r : se', arrivals arc: Mrs. DR.. Joseph
White White Misses Edith and Sophie White White,
Mr. ]. b. Winston, Miss Walker, Ken n
mOud; J. H. a, Aiken e = prl A,pee' DanvIis;
W. y y n9 0'Brien. wife and sister ALEX
~ "" dria; ", II. Boatwright. D IN 8;
n Y Scribnor. New Albany; w. w
Brand and wife, Roanoke county; J;
Dreifrs Alexandriaa; Or, 6; 0B Ts M dna
WW'iR stone and Mrs Avis Grant, Rich
mond. have left, to the regret OF their
boet of admirers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-11
sisted Of barbecued boeyes, pigs and sheep.

sisted of barbecued beeyes. pigs and sheep.
After dinner was over Mr.. Z; u. Winston
made speech of an hour ana half' giving
he s,,nnor,sd. He was followed by Cling
man W. Mitchell, Democratic candidate for
the Third senatorial district. composed Of
this and Northampton counties. The Dem
ocratic voter, of this county are thoroughly
aroused and will poll tho full party vote and
win give the ticket over five hundred ma
iority. The Republicans are thoroughly
disgusted with their nominees ana are
badly split. While the Peoples party are
fighting hard, they do not amount " great
deal