New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
RHODE ISLAND DEMOCRA TIC DEAL.
BARGAIN SAID TO INCLUDE DELEGATES IN
STRUCTED TO SUPPORT I'LL.

A BARGAIN SAID TO INCLUDE DELEGATES IN
STRUCTED TO SUPPORT HILL.
Providence. f. J.. Feb. 10 (SpecIaD.-Thc laic,i
Democratic deal is said to be a combination between
Page. Carroll ard Wardwell with the purpose Of MAX.
Ing Page senator. Carroll member Of Congress to
coed him aud Wardwel Governor. As this arr7n gc-
ncnt leaves out Of consideration Mayor Honey of
New1,r who wants TO be United state, Senator. and
Mayor Pond Of Woonsocct, who want, to he Governor
all j. not altogether harmonious in the Democratic
camp. General Olney Arnold. who i, perhaps the
most popular Democrat in the state. 1t i intimatcd.
may conclude to be candidate for senator. in which
the combination falls to pieces. The deal j. also
said 10 include a Hill delegation TO Chicago
The state House Commission have voted unaui-
mousiy To recommend t. the General Assembly the
pL,n Cor new State House presented by McKIm Mead
d White. II New York. The Plan is magnificent The
central dome resembles fllat the capitol at Wash
inston. and it Is surrounded by four smaller ones.
The approach is handsome and stately. IAe legs
iativc chambers IN either wing of the structure.
and under the main dome is rotunda to be used
memorial hall NorciO,s Bros. offer 70 build IT a
Indiana limestone for S9s4,oo0, OF marble fo9 SlO-3
600. and Of Rhode Island granite for Si17500O.
Washingon's Birthday Ii TO be observed at the
Young Mems Christian Association Building by a
ception IN the evening +. d. Iassott will make an
address. and there will he musical and literary pro
grammc. The nag Will float from the new faS
stan for the SrSt time that day.
When DIR. Graves cOes-cNamlncd at Deuvcr h"
could not account for $1,000 n the BarnaDy money
placed IN his keeping. Colonel Ballou. d., partner.
SAYS that $4,000 has been discovered at the Rhode
Island Hospital Trust Company, which make, HI,
counts correct.
1t is said that Lieutenant Governor >earns de line,
80 considered as a tandddc for Governor. and that
the ticket will probably be the present ncumbent>.
with d. Russell Brown, of Providence. in place Of
Governor Ladd who is not candidate for re cleo
ton. Mr. Brown started u trip with Mr.. Brown on
Thursday night with the Intention Of Visiting Lake
wood. y. J., Washin stOn, ID. c., and other southern
points.
There is little In the Senatorial Srna
tor Aldrch has -ented to he a candidate for re
election, and will return to the city about week
hence for further consultation with his friends.
Ex Wetmore's STAFF officers including COloncs
Melville Bull. Frank q. Harris. \. &. Lander, and
Charles A. Wilson. are advocating his candidacy. but
he has not yet decided 10 prccptatc contest In the
Republican ranks during a Presidents al year. lie cin
probably have the nomination for Congress from the
Ist District anu will receive considerable support for
senator later period. but me feeling Is -rOne
that senator Aldrich should be returned.
The Republican state League held one Of IT, b.
monthly conventions at Blackstone Hall yesterday
and there wa, good attendance Of representative Re
pubhcans The principal speech waa made bN Con
gressnian Russell. Of Connecticut. Othcr speaker,
we're Laid, Lieutenant Governor oieaIn, and
speaker Capron iienry r.. Tcpkc, president 81 the
club. also made Interesting speech
The manufacturing jewellers 81 TIL, region :athrr"
lat evening ard after Il good dinner there wcr.
speeches by President Andrew. Executive Commi-
eOncr W. man and cX-MayOr smith, ali urg NJ the
manufacturers TO put Their good lnt' the World Fan
Show the world thai Rhode Island Island lead in IN,
ndu-tryand fo? the artistic motive. The jewellers
are afraid to expose their good, where their com
pctitors may copy them