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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-12
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The First District Convention.
Col. Honey called the convention OF the
First Congressional Dist rict Do order
John q. Hanrahan of PROVIDENCE was
elected chairman aud Charles Crandall Of
Newport secretary.
Mr.. Nolan OF Newport nominated the
Hon. Oscar Lapham ms cantidate for Con-
gress from tie first district. John j.
Christie seconded the nomination, aud IL
was the unanimous choice of the CON
vention.
The convention then adjourned after
having been In session 10 minutes.
Second District Convention.
Mr.. Owen called the second district
convrnl ion 10 order and stated that the
Hon; John j. Hefferuan of Woonsocket
had been selected rs temporary chairman
DV the state Central Committee. Elisha
bucklin was made secretary.
When the towns of Lincoln and War
WICK came up IL was very exciting, and
Hugh Carroll arose anu addressed the
convention. He thought there should be
settlement In the delegates of War
NICK and that one set or the other should
be admitted. He spoke of the voting list
and said IL should have been used. lie
moved to take up the Warwick matter.
The chair ruled the motion out OF order.
Mr. Caro- moved the same in form Of
an amendment
gress the Hon. Charles III. Page.
This WAS seconded by Col. O'ReilIy.
tion.
Both Warwick delegations were admit
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tractiye, and asked Liudsley who he was,
ana he answered that his name was Sui.
IVAN, aud that he had known him in
rall River lie thought it was about
';20 lie had just come In from Boston
on the Old Colony train, aud heard of the
fire
Instead of starting home he went over
20 look at the fire. He did not see Linds-
icy again that night. He got home about
s;jO. lie did not see Sullivan az lin that
he knew of. lie could not identify the
deien ant. The street lights, he thought,
were lit.
Ihe attorney general conducted a most
searching cross-exainination Of the wit
ness; lie brought out the fact that
Lindsley had asked the witness within
week IL he remembered the man he had
pulnted out To him.
This rs radictory to the stateme
by ldndsley that he did not know
whether, IL was Mr. Trend or Mrs. Luce
That he pointed Sullivan out 10.
Before the examination OF this witness
was completed the court took recess
until 2 o'clock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-12
TENNYS0N'S FUNERAL.
Imposing Ceremonies To-day in
Westminster Ahhev.

LONDON, Oct. IL. - throughout the
night tue body OF Lord Tennyson lay in
state In st. Faith Chapel, Westminster
Abbey, the union jack covering the coffin,
aud few trails of ivy placed there by
Hallam Tennyson lying loosely over it.
There was no vigil at the bier of the
great poet during the night.
1t was frosty autumnal morning, the
rising sun br. aking through hazs, fiery
red.
Soon after daylight people began TO
gather around the door of the north
nave, to which admission was to be free
Tor the public, and four hours before the
time FOR opening the doors the neighbor-
hood OF this entrance was thronged.
IL was noticeable that all were dressed
In black and MANY in deep mourning.
The assemblage In The Abbey was a dis
tinguisned one.
The Premier of England, Mr.. Glad
stone, was represented by Hon. Arthur
Lytt, the Prince Of Wales by Gen. Pro
bin of his household, the Duke OF Elm
GaIggi1,. SnTgn p1yo nao Hon VIII William James
i've. by Sir Francis Winton, aud the
British Government by the Hon. III. III.
Asquith the Home Secretary Walter
Besant aud many other prominent men
OF letters was present.
ne sceie was most impressive. The
Abbey choir was covered with a rich
hanging OF purple velvet. the nave was
lined on both sides with orphan boys
from the home foun .er by Gen. Gordon.
an institution in which Tennyson took a
marked sy.npai hetic interest.
The dress was u modified Scotch uni
form. Along the aisle were also scattered
the few survivors of the Light Brigade,
the fame Of whose Balaclava charge n IS
been made popular by Tennyson's theme
AT l2:3O O'Clock stir around the door
Of St. Faiths chapel attracted the atten-
ton OF the waiting audience in the abbey
ana all eyes were dirs cted 10 the spot
First appeared the officiating clergy,
then the coffin, which bore only the
wreaths contributed 10y the Queen and
members OF the family.
Immediately behind the coffin walked
the poets son, Hallam Tennyson, with
his wife and children, and SONS intimate
friends of the family.
The procession passed through the
aud the nave to the altar, where
the coffin was placed upon tue trestles,
and the religious ceremony was conduct-
ed ny the archbishop, assisted by the
dean and cano :.
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CLYDE.

There was no meeting OF the Pawtnxet
Valley Business Meas Association last
night, on account OF there not being "A
quorum.
The new dynamo for the new arc lights
has been received by the Peoples Edison
Power and Illuminating Company, and
the service OF tue new arc system will
commence about the 29th of the month.
Thomas kittison and William Leven-
son, OF Natick, the two lO0-yard runners,
are both actively training for their race
al Narragansett Para. which is to occur
on Saturday asternoon for "A AXE of 500.
BUth men are in for n aud IL is extremely
doubtful to-day to name the winner
The entries for tIe tournament of the
PawtuXet Valley Wheeimen are nearly
all in, and will he closed probably by TO-
morrow evening. William Wiudle, the
bicycle wonder. will be in attendance.
aud the services of Chester Campbell OF
PROVIDENCE have been secured as starter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-12
COLUMBUS DAY.
The Part the Pupils of the Public
Schools VIII lake.

The public school celebration OF Colum-
bus Day in this city in part will be like
the official program arranged by the ex-
ecutive committee Of the National Edu-
cational Association. The pupils or the
city will meet in their respective schools
a. A. NJ and "a program Of exercises
sim lar TO the official program will be
rendered.
The exercises In the schools will end at
10 aud the pupils will meet part at FIX.
change place AID part at Cathedral
square. Escorted by the militia,s the
pupils will march from Exchange place
up Westminster TO Jackson, where The
other pupils will join them. From there
they viii march under the triumphal
arch, erected by the city. up High street
TO the Dexter Training Ground
The militia will form n hollow square
and the pupils will assemble therein,
while program OF exercises will be rem
dered. The exercises will consist OF sing
Ing, reading Of the presidents aud gov
rnor'sProclafnalion aad devotional exer-
clses. The Rev. DIR. Horton. the Rev. DR.
kugg and the Rev. DIR. Bixby have been
invited 10 conduct the devotional SER
vices.
Alter the exercises the pupils will
range themselves around the Training
6round aud watch the evoiutions or the
militia.
This is the program so far as the pupils
are concerned. Eacn one participating will
be gwen a Ia ldsome white metal SOU
yenir
At meeting Of the faculty OF Brown
University yesterday afternoon Profs.
Appleton, Williams aud Pardee were
appointed committee TO confer with the
city government in regard TO the cele-
bration of Columbus Day.
Francis Bellamy, John w. Dickinson,
Thomas B. Stockwell, w. X. Garrett aud
Ferris >. Fitch, the executive commi. tee
of the National Educational Association
has sent out circulars to the Grand
Army posts urging the members to inter
est themselves in the observance of
Columbus Day.
General Orders No. o. from the head
quarts of the Department Of RHODE
ISLAND in regard TO Columbus Day, say
that the Post Commanders of the city OF
PROVIDENCE will receive an invitation
IRON the Superintendent OF Public
Schools, Conrade Horace s. Tarbell, to
meet him aud arrange the program TO be
carried out.
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odicals treating upon the questions of the
day. Among the features Of the parade
will be the old grandfather's hat which
viii BE- worn by a company of nearly fifty
men. There. will ALSO be company Of
cavalry mounted. There will probably
which will be under the command OF
Councilman John H. Brown who will be
chief marshal. William H. Gordan, John
Sinister AMI Edward Coyle will also COM
mand companies. fully equipped in neat
uniforms. a circular is % lie sent out
which will give the particulars of the line
of march and the citizens along the line
are requested to illuminate At the con-
clueioa of the para le there will be a coli
Iation served at Armory hall.
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PHENIx.

The members OF the PheIix Cycle Club
held an Interesting meetIhg IN the club
rouins last night at s O'CLOCK, The reporc
OF the committee upon furnishings aud
decorations WAS received and il was voted
that the committee be continued In office
Two persons wer, adnite ed to mem Der
ship aud il was generally understood that
the members would attend the tourna-
ment of the PawtuXet Valley Wheelmen
at PawtuXet Valley PARK on Saturday in
IA body.
No meeting was held last evening in
regard to having a celebration ON Colum-
bus day IN the valley, the c.tizens being
somewhat disappointed on account of the
Town Council not granting an appropria-
tioa Tor the purpose, and the day viii. 20
unobseryed. Many will visit PROVIDENCE
To witness The cIty's celebration
The members Of Camp Francis c.
Greene Post, No. |, Sons of Veterans, will
hold "a meeting in the Grand Army Hall
tonight.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-12

ise Fourth District ,again Aroused by
Dp.upraloes.

Shortly after o'clock last evening two
men, William Greenvile aud Robert
Walker, both colored, became involved
IN row Ia the house occupied py Sam
uei Bniiette, l50 Dexter street, and for "A
time II WAS thought blood would be
drawn. The men were separated by
friends and both adjourned % the side
walk where the quarrel was resumed.
The men fought bitterly, but the fight
was quickly ended by Walker, who. il is
Claimed, stuck "A knife in Greenyille's
side.
The men were pulled apart and Walker
was held 10 await the arrival OF an officer
VINO locked him up for the night. Green
vile Was found TO be bodily Injured, and
was bleeding profusely from the deep
wound IN his head. He was unconcious
when picked up aud WAS removed TO his
home % Lilsc street where he was attend
ell by DIR. Arthur Walker was arrai igned
IN The Sixth District Court this morning
and was held until October IS for trial
The row, 1t Is alleged was caused by
jealousy.
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Daughters of the ReyoIu,io,

The annual meeting Oh Gaspes Chapter.
Daughters OF the American Revolution
was held at the home OF Mrs. A. q. Dnr,
fee, l22 Hope street, Yesterday. After
listening TO reports OF the secret AIRY and
treasurer, the following officers were
chos for the ensuing year: Chapter
regent, Mrs. A. G. Durfee; secretary and
registrar, iss A. W. StOckbridge; treas.
urer, Miss Julia Lippitt Mauran, la place
OF Mrs. X. h. J. Goidard, resigned: execu-
tive committee, Miss uanmeil, reelected,
and Mrs. w. W. White, in place OF Mrs.
A. Livingston Mason, resigned.
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DAYLIGHT ROBBERS.
Thieves Operate in "a south Providence
Kesiiencc.

The residence OF Charles +. Spencer,
Hustled court, was broken into yesterday
afternoon and quantity of jewelry was
stolen.
The entrance was effected by means OF
n duplicate key and was made during the
absence Of the family in the afternoon.
The thieves went over the entire house
and stole "A gold watch from e.. 4. Spen-
Ger and another watch from Samuel
Spencer, who occupies the other part OF
tne house.
Besides the watches the thieves secured
a quantity OF jewelry, the entire value of
tne haul amounting To nearly 500.
Capt Cory OF Station was notified
and has tue case H. charge.
The thieves are described by neighbors
who saw them as being well-dressed
young men.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-12
CHOLERA REGULATIONS
Greatly Reduced the Emigration From
Liverpool tn This Country.

LIVERPOOL, Oct l2-fhe guardians of
the poor have adopted resolution that
the government ought to amend the laws
which allow the unrestricted landing OF
pauper aliens.
The official returns OF emigration made
public at the meeting to-day. show there
were 2,OfD aliens on The way to America
landed AT Liverpool in Sept. 1892, com
pared with 4,222 in 1891, aud that 4;444
started for America compared with A.
l59 in the same month last year. The fall
ing OIL in emigration TO America is at
tributed To the enforcement IN the United
States OF the cholera regulations.
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Died In His bed.

Charles Greene. about 20 years OF age.
was found dead in bed at his boarding
house, 9S Elm street, at 10 o'clock yester.
day fVreuool. The man nad been ailing
for some time aud was discovered by
Emma Lassel aud Annie Jordan en-
ployes In the house. The medical exami-
ner was notified and decided that death
resulted from natural causes superin-
duced by old age.s The body wa, ue-
livered To Undertaken Osgood for burial.
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The PAWTUXET VALLEY.
NATICk.

The regular meeting of the members of
Narragansett. Tribe. No. o. Improved
Order OF Rcd Men, was held in O'Don-
nelPs hall OH Monday evening. the hunt
er's degree being worked upon "A number
Of applicants.
Webster Lodge, No. 90, Knights OF
Pythlas, will entertain the members of
the Grand Council OF PROVIDENCE to-
morrow evening and will give them re-
ception and Banquet at the Natick hotel
IL Is Understood that a temporary
bridge for persons on foot will be erected
while the new iron bridge : in process Of
construction, but no large bridge for
teams will be erected on account OF the
great expense.
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THE PEOPLES PARTY.
Only 4s8 Of the 500 Names Are Yet to be

Only 4s6 OF the 500 Names Are Yet to be
secured.
In Blackstone Hall last evening several
old men met. They were the Peoples
party Of PROVIDENCE. One of item said
that the meeting was 10 make arrange
ments to put ticket in the field.
DO you mean TO have Congressional
tickett" was asned.
Yes, If we get names enough. We
must first get a list or 500 voters"
How many have you gotV
Fourteen, | think"
Then you must get 4S6 names by a
week from Thursday"
Yes"
You are certainly blessed with patience
and confidence
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WARWICK.

Tomorrow another search will be made
by members of the PROVIDENCE city gov
ernment aud well-known manufacturers
TO see If another water supply can be
obtained for the city of PROVIDENCE. ana
Poneganset reservoir VIII probably be
visited
The start will be made from Hope and
carriages have already beea engaged for
the distinguished party. The water in
the PaNtuXet is growing more shallow
every day, anu the large reservoirs to-
day scarcely con ain any amount OF
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-12
Immigrants Here.

DIR. Charles III. Fisher, secretary OF the
state Board OF Health recently received
a communication from the New York
Immigrant Com miss oners, stating that
lsaak Spirak, j. Lso Muszink and
Scholem lIoriortz, passengers on tue
steamship Bohemia from Hamburg were
bound for PROVIDENCE. Dr. Hisler ac-
cordingly notified DIR. Chaplin. Yes,er-
day afternoon the health auIhori les To-
Gated Spirak and Horiotz in a house on
Charles street
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To Inspect the Pawtuxet valley.

Mayor Potter, Commissioners of Public
Works Smith. Inspector Butterworsh.
Supt OF Health Chaplin and special com
mittees Cf tie city council aud general
assembly and the Advance Club will 70
10 Hope Cn the 7O5 rain tomorrow morn
ing TO inspect the Pswtuxet Valley.
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Harrison and Reid Guards.

The ii rrison and Reid Guards of Paw
tucket viii complete the election OF com
pany officers at the meeting this evening
1t is expected that 100 uniforms will be
on hand for distribution.
The Young Republican Guards will
meet for drill this evening at Stark wealth.
eTs hall, Dorrdnce building. IL is ex
pected that the enon-comnissioned officers
Will be appointed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-12
Senator AIdrich at Concord.

Senator Aldrich was among the speak
ers last night at the biennial meeting
and banquet OF the Lincoln Club of New
Hampshire, at Concord. Senator
Aldrich made "A speech OF an hours
length, confined almost exclusively to "A
discussion of the tariff issues. lie was
quoted by Senator Chandler, who also
spoke, as authority for the statement
that Wayne MacVeagh voted for Cleye-
laud eight years ago,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-12
A Missing Girl.

The police in this city have been noti-
fled of the disappearance from the House
of Mercy, "A Carver rect Boston, of
Mabel. alias Francis. Huntley, yovng
girl. The girl disappeared from the in.
sttution on Monday afternoon, and is
thought 20 be In this city.
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POTTER EASILY BEATEN.
That IL What n Ward Ten Democrat say
of the Mavor

ofthe Mayor.
A prominent Democrat OF the Tenth
Ward said last night to News reporter
that the Democrats would renouiua g
Mayor Potter, and added; Gle is good
fellow, but he doesn't amount to any
thing as a mayor. The Republi ans can
easily defeat him il they put up good
mau."
The NEWS man assured him that the
Republicans would undoubtedly put up
good man aud certainly expected to beat
anyone whom the Dsmocr It's might nom
lnate and the Tenth Waid man bought
some Jamaica ginger for Indigestion,
which, he said, troubled him very much.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-12
The Fourth ward Flag Raising.

The Fourth Warl Republican Club
VIII have ~ procession, flag raising and
rally Tonight. The line viii form at the
clubs headquarters. 254 Westminster
street, at 7:45 and move promptly at 8
The Fourth Ward Club will be accompa
MED by the Second Ward Republican
Club aud music will be furnished by the
Caledoniau Club. The route Of the pro
cession will be as follows: From Stein.
way Hail, the clubs Headquarters up
Nestminster TO Jackson, through Jack
son 60 Washington. up Washington to
Franklin. through Franklin 10 High to
Weybosset, down " Neg gbosset TO Turks
Head, and from there up Westminster
street To Butler Exchange.
At Butler Exchange the club will raise
a nag bearing the portraits of Harrison
and Reid.
From Butler Exchange the line of
marcn viii be taken up to Steinway
Hall. Then rally will be- held and ad.
dresses viii made by Gen. Charles A.
Wilson, George A. Littlefield aud others.
All are invited TO the affair without re-
gard To ward lines
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AYLEsw ORTIZ FOUND DEAD.
He Had Been Hanging About" for a
Week More.

Week or More.
Shortly before ll,30 o'clock this morn
ing man named Oliver Aylesworth, 62
years of age was found dead in Elliott's
cooper shop. on Custom avenue. lie was
discovered by George Gear, VINO entered
the place on business. The police of the
Central Station were at once notified and
the body was ordered removed 70 the
morSue by DR. Palmer. Aylesworth has
been hanging about that vicnity for sew
eral days About a week ago he was
struck 10y beer barrel and sustained
severe injuries which 1. is Thought caused
his death.
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HOPE.

The pollution oil the Paw uxet is now
agItating the minds OF the man anufacturers,
aud the result OF the inspection to-mor
row will be eagerly watched for by the
residents along the stream.
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Boys Organize.

About thirty boys met last evenin in
the headquarters of the Fourth Ward
Republican Club and organized march
ing company for the campaign. 1t was
decided that the mem bers should uniform
themselves with white duck suits and
fatigue hats, and that they should carry
rad lapfarua
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Warwick Politics.

The members of the Natick Republican
Club held meeting ia Engine hall last
evening. Tenants life aud drum band
discoursed enlivening music for the oc-
casion.
A Cleveland and Stevenson campaign
club was formed in O'Donnell's hall ON
School street, last night, stirring adj
dresses being made ny the Hon. John A
McQuade, James Loughran, James III.
Hickey aud others.
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Ward Club Meetings.

To morrow night in Literary Hall, l35
Atwell's avenue, the Ninth Ward Repub-
licans will meet To form Republican
Club. The nesting will be addressed by
Henry Il. Tiepke, president Of the State
League of Republican Clubs.
Friday night, under the auspices of the
Fifth Ward Republican Club, n demon
stration will he neld in Blackstone Hall,
and will be addressed by the Hon. Adm
Il. Capron and the Hon. George "A. Little
field
East Greenwich Republicans have post
poued their meeting 60 next week.
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A meeting of the Republicans of Scitu-
ate was neld in the vestry OF the Metho-
DIST Church last night, aud plans were
arrang d FOR the unfurling of Harrison
and Reid flag ut an early date.
The Democrats are busy sol citing funds
for their flag aud Cleveland aud Steven
son flag will be thrown 10 the breeze.
Oltober %, at Clark's barber shop.
Charles III. Page, John w. Davis and
address the voters.
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Dr. NJ. j. Legris, Josegh Bouchard,
Simon Peltier and others addressed 200
members OF the French Republican Club
in st. John's hall last evening upon
Equal Value" The speakers were fire.
quently greeted with loud and prolong q
applause.
The new suits will arrive the first OF
the week.
Last night the variols factions Of the
Democratic party We're exceedingly busy
and several meetings OF the delegates
were held. Both parties left for PROVE
DENCE early this morning TO attend the
regular convention today.
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Lord Tennvson,, "Foresters /"

Following so closely on the death of
the poet Laureate, the "Foresters" his
latest aud most successful dramatic work
VIII prove of general interest to the pub
lie. This.work with Sullivans music will
be presented under the direction Of
rthur Rehan. This poetic creation was
written for Augustin Daly's company
and proved one Of the successes OF last
season Ia New York. Lord Tennyson was
most gratiiied at the reception of his
work, as numerous cablegrams to Mr..
DAILY attested at the time. Tne company
which Will present this delightful work
at the PROVIDENCE Opera House to NOR
row evening, was organized by Augustin
Daily and the piece beautifully mounted
under his own personal supervision. The
costumes, scenery and effects are elabo-
rate and costly, aud the company carries
It's own orchestra. The ''Foresters" is
dramatization OF the old tale Of "Robin
Hood and Maid Marian"
Miss SARAH MEEYAN. kno 3n as Sister
Vincent OF tue Holy Cross Convent, New
York, died this morning, after a serious
illness, having been al inmate OF the
convent since 1872. Sister Vincent was
widely known Ia this city, and leaves
brother, William Il. Meenan, pastor OF
the st. Joseph's Church, Natick, and
four sisters 10 moura her death.