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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-21
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
Liquor Cases Continu-si, and Others Al
pealed to the Higher Court.

Liquor Cases Continued, and Others Ap-
pealed to the Higher Court.
Judge Shove opened business in Cap
tain Rhodes Office this morning.
He said he was not to blame for the
light docket.
The case Of James Cooney, charged
with keeping liquor for sale, was called
Coon.y admitted sufficient evidence to
convict, was fined s20 and costs and SEN
fenced to 10 days In jail. He appealed.
John Powers, who is charged with the
same offence, was the next called and,
after the court had inquired about Johns
health and that Of his family, the case was
disposed Of In the same way as Cooney's'
James II. Cooney, charged with keeping
liquor for sale and pool table without q
license, had his case continued two weeks
Thomas +. Meehan, charged with selling
on Sunday and violating the screen law
did not appear and his case went over two
weeks,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-21
DID NOT SHOW IT'S HEAD.
Absrchisni Absent. aud q Peaceful Meet
iag at Chicago.

Ing at Chicago.
CHICAGO, March 2i.-Five hundred per
sons, among them a large number Of so
called anarchists and socialists, met M
Battery ID Saturday night to celebrate the
anniversary Of the Commune. Trouble
wss an ticipste ed by the police and q force
of 600 men was he'd In reserve at three
different points within easy reach OF the
meeting The speeches were OF mildly
infiammatory character.
The celebration was arranged by the
Central Lab union and the Socialists
Publishing company. which IL said TO be
another name for the Aroeiter u itung.
Early In the proceedings the police stopped
the sale of beer and the trouble which
those had anticipated was probably
averted by this move. Further than the
distribution OF q German paper called
Freihite and n few uncomp..."on.ary re
marks about the police, anarchy did not
show its heal. Some ground existed TO,
the belief that there would be an anar
chist outbreak nc the meeting. One day
last week there was an announcement In
The Arbeiter Zeitung that only thre,
police officers would be allowed inside the
hall
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-21
RAIN HILL MURDERS
Crowds Visit Burial
Place of the Victims.
THE MURDERER IN COURT
With a Jaunty Air. but Waivers When
the Charges are Read. . .u

LIVERPo0l, March 2l.--The great inter
rst taken in the story of the Rain Hill
murders was evidenced yesterday. when
from early morning until dusk crowds
from this city tiocked 10 the suburb TO
view the scenes OF the tragedy and tho
resting place OF the victims. The throng
which invaded the cemetery. trampled
over tho graves OF thousands OF the paupcr
dead in order 60 get glimpse OF the
dreary spot where the bodies of the women
and four children found beneath the fire.
place Rt Dinham villa are buried. while 1t
required the utmost exertions OF the police
10 prevent the crowd around the little
villa from forcing an entrance into the
locked house. There IL an impression
among the people that the s"arch OF the
premises has not been made complete and
that other bodies may be found; bat It
Is officially stated to bs no ground for
this surmise
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-21
BURNS BAKER.
They WIN Meet Mt the Metropoie Next
Wednesday Night,

They VIII Meet st the Metropole Next
Wednesday Night,
Bobby Burns, the well-known feather
weight boxer, was in Pawtucllet yester-
day Visiting his friends. He walked out
and in from Providence for ex, rcise in
order to keep in trim for his ten-round
bout with Professor MarceIlus Baker OF
Boston, which will take lace at the Met
Iopole Club in Providence next Wednes-
day evening.
Burns was never in better form than at
present, and Saturday after punching
the bag" for forty-five minutes, he tip.
ped the scales at 1l9 pounds. He feels
confident OF getting the decision in his
favor, and IL so, he will meet Cal Nc
Csrthy for purse of $1,000. II will be
remembered that Burns had decidedly the
best Of the "go" in the ffteen-round bout
with Mccarthy at Olneyville recently.
In addition to the wind up there will be
four and six round contests by good box
ers. The exhibition will start promptly
at 8 O'Clock In order to allow the Boston
delegation to return home on the 10 p. NJ
train.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-21
LOOKS MORE SERIOUS.
strike on Canadian Pacific stili Alarm
ming and Business L. Threatened.

Strike on Canadian Pacinc stili Alarm
ming and Business T. Threatened.
wGSSPEG, Man, March 2l.--The strike
situation on the Canadian Pacific looked
more serious last nigh. Trouble exists
on the Pacific division 10 Vancouver as
well as on the western division from Fort
William TO Dorald. The conductors and
traiumcn of the Pacific division made
practically the same demand for increased
pay ns those OF the western division. The
company did not grant the demand. but
ordered all the conductors on the Pacific
division 10 give IA pledge OF loyalty TO the
e mpany, on pain OF dismissal As re-
suit OF this order nearly all the trainmen
on the Pacific division refused to go 10
work, and since Tuesday last all trains
have been run by superintendents and
other officials of the road as coniuctor ors
and brakemen.
The situation in Winnipeg is mole
strained, owing to the arrival of Chief
Clark OF the Order OF Conductors. Ii Is
reported that Clark comes with n capital
Of SI5O000. which is To be expended, II
necessary, in securing "a victory for the
trainmen. Saturday through passcngoi
trains were from six 10 ten hours behind
time, and all branch line trains were can
celled. The effect OF the strike is already
being felt in business circles, many cars
OF freight being side-tracked between here
and Fort Williams and east of there. The
-four mills at Rat Portage and Winnipeg
will be compelled to shut down II tn,
blockade Is not raised. owing 10 q scarcity
OF cars for wheat and -four
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-21
Charaed with Psriary.

HALIFAX, March 2i.--wsaith. a iiqnor
dealer and fish merchant, has been arrest
ell here at the instance OF the Dominion
government, charged with perjury. In rep.
resentIng that the schooner owned by him
caught n certain quantity Of cod and
mackerel In a specified time. The repre-.
sentations were made In connection with
the fishery bounty, and IL IL alleged al.
lowed him 10 draw more bounty than he
was entitled 70. Tl~csse was postponed
70 Tussiay.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-21
CENTRAL FALLS.

The Probable Republican Slate For To.
/ night--The Democratic Convention.
o. Tonight the Republicans will assemble
In the District Court room for the purpose
of nominatinRan Assembly ticket, They
dnd it no easy matter to secure cand dates
as ell very well know that il the Demo-
Gratis poll their full vote there is no chance
for Republi delegation.
l. Hon. L. l.. Freeman will, I'm all proba-
biity, be the candidate for Senator.
The candidates for Representatives have
not been s. tiled upon II is understood,
however, that the friends OF John r.
Goldsworthy insist that he be nomina.
ted, and 1t is also said hat he is not averse
TO being a candidate. -....- %. F.. ..-.
The ticket, as it is talked over among
the leaders. is IA follows: Central Falls,
Eastwood Eastwood, John NJ. Fournier,
and w. ID. Aldricb, with j. r. Colds.
worthy as a dark horse, likely To force
any OF them out; Lonsdale, Edwin Mat
thews; Saylesville, Alvin c. Robbins.
Democratic Convention Tonight. .i.Ai
This evening the adjourned Democratic
Convention will be held in the Town
Committee rooms on Central street when
an Assembly ticket will be nominated.
At the preliminary meeting Friday
night all details were arranged and the
meeting tonight will be short. The cam
Paign will be opened this evening and the
Democrats will hold several rallys dug
Ing the next few weeks.
Interesting Items
Court Flower OF Dexter meets tonight
The regular meeting OF the Business
Mems Association will be held Thursday
evening.
II IL very lame excuse that Mr.. Craw-
ford offers for locking out the Democrats
Friday night.
A careful search of the town records
fails to show on what date the Repub-
lican party bought the Town douse
The question that Is agitating the
minds OF the Republicans today is, viii
0oldsworthy's name be "Dennis" to-
niRhtf
On Easter Sunday night another concert
will be given in Temperance Hall under
the direction OF w. f. Butler and w. L.
Rogers.
There Is no fear that the Town House
will be locked tonight. The Republican
Convention is to be held there. 1t might
injure some Of their delicate constitutions
II they had to stand in the snow and rain
gazing at the building for half an hour.
John L. Goldsworthy has stood by the
Republican party through thi,k and thin
and his friends think the least the party
might do in return is to nominate him
for the General Assembly tonight. The
only office he has ever received or ever
asked for, he says, is the one he now
holds, Judge OF the Probate Court.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-21
EXPELLED az ElkS.
Charged with Gross immortality. Samuel
l.. Bond Flecs from Justice.

Charged with Gross immortality, Samuel
l.. Bond Fiscs from Justice.
EAST ORANGE, n. j., March 2l.--A great
sansation has stst occurred here. Samuel
L. Bond, well-known hotel proprietor,
has been expelled from Orange lodge. No.
l35, Is. r. o. Elks, for gross immortality,
the victims being lads between the ages of
Ia and 10. The alleged immoral acts were
committed In the lodge rooms Mrs. Bond
confirms the charges against her husband
Bond was one Of the organizers and char
ter members Of the Orange lolge. lie
formerly held the position Of exalted
ruler. He came here in 1874 and posed as
q religious man. teaching Bible class In
the First Methodist church. While EN-.
ployed In bakery he betrayed his employ
er's daughter. subsequently marrying her
Bond has attempted no defense beyond a
general denial. He has left town for fear
Of arrest and is not likely TO return.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-21
GETTING WELL UNDER WAY.
The Nominating Committee Appointed b,
the Young Mems Catholic Association.

The Nominating Committee Appointed by
the Young Mems Catholic Association.
There was another interesting meeting
yesterday afternoon of the Young Mems
Catholic Association OF st. Mary's parish.
J. Osheld, Jr., was chairman pro tenn.
There was a good attendance.
Father Lemons announcement that
the Bishop looked with much favor on
the organization and would give to II the
use Of the old school building was very
pleasing to the members.
About nifty paid the initiation fee, viii.
liam E. Forbes being chosen temporary
Treasurer.
The following named gentlemen Were
chosen a committee to bring in nomina-
tions for permanent officers: William ii.
McKitchen, =. j. Quinn, NJ. r. Moriarty,
John jolly and Frank Afiick.
The organization Is making splendid
progress.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-21
IN HONOR OF ST. JOSEPH.

Solemn High Mass and n Magnificent Ser
mon by Rev. Father Hurley.
At st. Joseph's Church yesterday a
solemn high mass was celebrated in honor
OF the feast OF st. Joseph. The celebrant
was Rev. Father McQuaid; Deacon, Rev.
Father Hurley; Sub-Deacon, Rev. Father
Kinnerney. The singing by the choir
was OF more than the ordinarily high order
st the church.
The sermon was by Father Hurley. It
was most magnificent production and
listened to with marked interest.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-21
Now Charged with Grand Larceny.

SING SING, n. ", March 2l.-Lawyer
Warren w. Foster Of 96l Broadway, and
Broker Benjamin II. Tuthill OF 4 Bros 4.
way, New York, who were arrested In New
York, have been rearrested on charge of
conspiracy and grand larceny The details
published yesterday are correct, but they
were bailed out on the first charge. They
were taken before Judge Reynolds and
placed in sljC0 bail. The men. upon their
rerrrest, were locked up. Bondsmen ar
rived later In the evening. They will be
examined by Judge Reynolds on Wednes-
hav
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-21
NEW LATTER HOUSE OF ISRAEL
sim Furnish Their Daily Quota or Sen
sations at Detroit.

satiOns at Detroit.
DETROIT, March 2l.-The followers OF
the new latter house Of Israel. with Prince
Michael at their head still continue 10 fur
nish their daily quota Of sensations. There
are windows in Prince Michaeps heaven
windows without curtains and blinds, aud
Il ia not difficult task TO witness the pro
ceedings within the sacred dwelling from
the street or neighboring houses on the
street.
Michael and his angels are chief offend
crs Residents on Smith avenue have the
bathroom ot the heaven In full view. and
they assert that the prince assumes the
role OF knight OF the bath when the angels
are performing their ablutions. So I'm.
modest was the spectacle that the prince
was requested to put up screens by the IN
dignant neighbors. He complied tn the
extent OF pasting white paper on the win
dows, and now evenings the exhibitions
are like silhouettes. The Deigbbors con
template complaining against Michael on
the grounds of indecent exposure.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-21
THE FIRST CONVENTION

Ever Held by the Democrats la the In
dian Territory--Deleg Chosen.
McALEEsTER. l, r., March "a. The first
territorial Democratic convention ever
held In the Indian Territory, met here and
elected delegates to the Chicago conven'
tion. The object Of the delegation is to
obtain recognition from the national Dem
ocrntio convention II goes uninstructed
in regard 10 the nomination Of president
and vice president. II will advocate the
conferring Of the full jurisdiction upon
United States courts OF the Indian Terri
|. tory which IL now exercised 10y the Fort
Smith, Ark, and Paris. Tex, United
States cour.s. Ii was the sense OF the con-
vention not 10 interfere with the tribal re-
lations of the five civilized tribes
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-21
REoUiSITlON ASKED FOR.

A Massachusetts Bent and General
Crook Comes tn Grief In New York.
TROY, n. Y, March el.- Detectives
from Chelsea and Maiden. Mass, have
identified at the Jail In this city man for
whom they had been looking for several
weeks lie gave his name ss Raymond B
Eyre, but his right name is Charles W.
Henderson. lie is wanted In Chelsea for
obtaining three gold watches on q forged
order and the officers say he Is an all
round hotel beat aud general thief lie
was arrested here for attempting to de-
fraud the Mansion House out of board
bill. A letter found on him showed that
he was about to marry a Troy girl and 90
10 Buffalo under an assumed name. Re
QUESTION papers will be asked for on Mou-
taV
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-21
THE TRAMPS' RETREAT

The Old Slaughter House Near the Attic
boro Line Burned Y. sterday.
The old slaughter house In the woods on
the left side of Broadway, near the Attle-
boro line, was burned down yesterday af-
ternoon. This used to be sort OF retreat
for tramps and has been raided several
times during the past few years.
II belonged to the John Tingley estate
OF this city, and the loss is probably about
f400. The fire was doubtless OF incendiary
origin.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-21
Trains Wrecked.

GREESsBURG, Pa, March ELLA west
bound freight train on the Pennsylvania
railroad was wrecked near here yesterd ~
morning and few minutes later the
wreck was run into by an cast-bound
freight. Two hundred hogs were killed and
100 more were injured so badly that they
will have to be killed. The greater por-
tion Of two carloads OF cattle wers also
killed. The loss will he very heavy. An
unknown Italian was run over and killed
by the east-bound train just previous 70
the y.,eck
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-21
TORIES ARE PeNlTENT
According to An Editorial Statement In
4. J.. O'Connor's Paper

LONDON, March EFT. u. O'Connor's
Sunday Sun says cditorially that the
events In the house Of commons during the
past week seem 10 indicate that the Tories
are n little reuitent for having treated
their leader Mr. Balfour. so indifferently,
and are likely 10 give him more concerted
support IN future. This being 80, IL is
still possible Tor tho Irish small holdings
bill to be carried. The government will
be helped by the fact that the season Is at
tractive enough to keep the members on
whom il chiefly relies in London. This
will greatly aid the labor5 Of the party
whip. The Liberals are somewhat divided
in purpose and in tactics, and are not
anxious 60 hasten the date Of dissolution,
nevertheless nothing Is impossible In n
parliament that IL moribund.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-21
OUT FOR A LARK.
Yale Mems Freaks at
an Opera House.
WERE ALL HIGH ROLLERS,
They Snow Ball the Actors and Several
of Them Are Arrested.

NEW HAVEN. March 2l.-A party OF
Yale men, bent on u lark, broke the last
net Of "The Vendetta" at Bnnnells Grand
Opera house Saturday night. One of the
students threw SNOWFALL, hitting one OF
the actors. Another missile OF this char
acter, struck Miss Frances Field. leading
lady Of the company. and inflicted quite
severe blow. stunning her for few
moments. For few minutes there was
consi erable excitement I'm the theater,
which was packed. -Four OF the disturoeIs
were arrested for breach of the peace. and
will be given "a hearing In the police court.
The names given by the young men We're
undoubtedly fictitious, and, as the bonds
in the cases were light. they may not ap-
mar IN tleoa
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-21
Imitators and IInposters.

The unequalled success of Allcock's
Porous Piasters as an external remedy has
induced inscriptions parties to offer imi
tatlons, which they endeavor To sell on the
reputation OF Aiicock's. tits an absurdlty
to speak ofthem In tho same category as
tho genuine porous plaster. Their preten.
tions arc unfounded. their Wanted merit
unsupported by facts. their alleged super.
iority TO or equality with Allcock's a falso
pretense.
Tho ablest medical practitioners and
chemists and thousands Of grateful patient =
unite In declaring Allcock's Porous Plastors
the best external remedy ever produced.
Beware OF limitations, and do not be de
ceived by misrepresentation. AK for AL.
cocks, and let no solicitation or explain.
alton induce you to accept a substitute
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-21
Infernai Machine. In Paris.

PARIS, March 2l.--rwo Internal una
chimes were found here yesterday. One
machine, with burning fuse attached.
was found Ia letter box In the Rue
Taibout. and another In the Rue Temple.
Premier Loubet has addressed circular
TO projects throughout the country. or
dcring the strictest execution Of the laws
relating 10 the manufacture, transporta-
ton and storage OF dynamite.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-21
The "osslfIed Man" is No More.

PoRr JEFFERSON, L. l., March 2l.-Ed
ward Emmons, the "ossifed man." Is no
more. He died from the grip. Emmons
was born here. and was 8S years oil. In
his early years he was a sailor, but when
he uas % years old he became afflicted
with rheumatism. aud for 10 years he
never left the house, his bones gradually
becoming ossifed. He suffered terribly
for several years, but his pain ceased
about two years ago,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-21
Pried Tor Meerchaum Pines,

NEW YORK. March 2l--Tbe Meerchaum
pipe manufactory of John Friedrich, 35q
Broolne street. was entered by burglars
and $1,000 worth OF goods stolen. The
wooden shutter on the street door had
been pried of and the glass cut from the
door. Mr.. Friedrich suspects former
employe who was convicted of stealing.
The store was robbed last year of sls0O
worth of goods. The police are blamed
sor not preventing the thefts and the
police commissioners will investigate the
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-21

NEW YORK, March 21.-Edward i. God
kin, editor of The Evening Post Of this
city, was arrested yesterday on the charge
of criminal libel, on the complaint OF
Dennis w. 'Halloran. Mr. O'Halloran.
who was secretary OF tho grand jury,
takes exception to an article printed In The
Evening Post of March 8. commenting on
the makeup OF the jury which handed In
the presentation in the Dr. Parkhurt
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-21
Death Of William n. Shelton.

NEW HAVEN. March 2l.--William r.
Shelton, ex-mayor OF this city, is dead. Mr..
Shelton held many municipal Offices dur
Ing the past thirty years. He was mayor OF
the city in 1s77-V. In 1879 he was can.
didate for reelection, but was defeated
Some four or five years ago he suffered o
shock Of paralysis and has been in failing
health since. He was II years Of age.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-21
Four Men Drowned I'm a Coi,Isloo

QUEENSTOWN. March 2l.-The Swedish
ship Margue,.,a, Captain Asberg. from
London, March IL, for Mobile, collided
with and sunk the French schooner Les
poir of Lands End on the 18th inst. Four
persons were drowned. The Marguerite
has returned hero with the sole survivor
Of the Lespoir
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-21
Hurried Back TO th. uo.p,ta,

JERSEY CITY. March "a. "A steamship
steward got on the government ting at
HofTmnn's island las. evening with nine
sailors frJ.. 'e steamer Galiert. who had
beei t!etaineu here, but who were given
clean bills of ,al,h. The tug brought the
parry t. IIo,oken. There IL was discov-
ercd that 10 steward had smalldox In an
aggravated Jri:. This created lively
scare, and the steward was hurried TO the
Lospitnl ut H., ifman's island
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-21
TweNrY-NlNe YEARS AN INFANT,
One Of the Most Remarkable of Crea-
lures Dies Ia HIS Cradle.

One Of the Most Remarkable of Crea-
lures Dies In His Cradle.
UPPER SANDUsKY, o., March 81. There
died last night al Wharton, in the south
ern part OF the county, one of the most re-
markable creatures, an infant" aged q
years. The child. or young man, was he
son Of A ustin Borden, and during all 40
years OF its life. was nothing more than 4
mere baby. 1t developed in no respect,
and died In its cradle. IL could nc her
talk, walk nor RECOGNIZES any one, and was
as helpless when II reached its manhood
as the day IL was boriL Doctors were
completely bafiied and could do nothing.
and for twenty nine years its death has
been patiently waited
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-21
10y shoots Himself.

LAWRENCE, Mass, March 2i.--John T.
Malloy, IS years old, who lived with his
family at III Oak street, committed sui
eide today by shooting himself through
his head. No cause can be assigned foi
the young mans fatal act. He had been
enjoying the best of health, and had moth.
ing 10 arouse the suspicious of his relatives
that all was not right.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-21
WILL RESUME WORK


SPoKASE, Wash. March 81. - Tn,
Mine Owners association Of Couer de
Alene met Friday at Wallace, Ida, and de
cited to resume work all through that
r.eh silver-lead section. The Couer d,
Alena production OF silver and leai is o
factor In fixing the prices OF those metals
and when the mines were closed down 0
few months age, ,smelters all over the coun.
tiy were at a loss 70 find enough wet ore "a
ri:1 their plants. The railroads have re.
d1"od the old rates On ore shipments, be
in : . reduction OF - per ton. Work will
b. resumed about April I, IL enough min.
ers can ba had
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-21
olaInr. Morrill,. Springer.

WASHINGTON, March 81 - Secret aSy
Blaine is improving and IL was said at his
house that be was out yesterday for
short tine DIR. Bussy, the physician ip
attendance upon Senator Morrill, said
that the senator II still improving
WASHINGTON, March 2l.-1he condition
OF Representative Springer continues 70
improve, but he is still confined to bed.