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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-02
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

Elmwood Lodge will visit Commercial
Lodge Of Boston, Masa, Friday evening,
April a. Brother Willis A. Lane, Past
Chancellor r. s.. Bemis, Brothers z. r.
Tompkins, A. j. Taylor and Vice Chan
oellor John r. Monroe. are the COMMITTEES
to make the necessary preparations.
Harmony Division OF the uniform rank
The sick benefit association meets next
Unity social club will bold . social In
Oriental hall. Tuesday, April 8.
Elmwood Lodge will hold their last
social Of the season next Monday evening.
A clam chowder will be served at 1890.
Active preparations are being made for
the grand union ball Of What Cheer
Lodge and Division to DO held In b. Il.
hall, Wednesday evening, April 20.
, WsdnssdnY h syTssning NAY 4 a. Harmony r;y
hall.
What Cheer Lodge conferred the rank
Of knight on one esquire last N iday
evening and received two applicants for
membership. There was . largo attend
ance and many visitors, among them be-
ing Past Chancellor Crandall of Royal
Oak Lodge, New York city.
Palestine Lodge conferred the rank Of
knight on two esquires last Tuesday even
ing.
Elmwood Lodge conferred the rank of
page OF three candidates last Wednesday
evening, and received four applications
for membership. Under the good of the
order" remarks were made.by Brother +.
A. Harmon Of Commercial Lodge Of Bos-
ton, Past ChancellorS McQuitty aud
Sencle of Enterprise Lodge. Past Chan
cellors Bevins, Brown and others of Elm
wood Lodge.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-02

Mayor Pond In . Democrat. He will
preside at q Democratic rally In .Woon-
socket tomorrow evening. IL will be 9
respectable affair, however. and Bristol
Bill will not be present. -Woonsooket
Reporter.
Election next Wednesday, and the signs
arc propitious for the Republican,
Burrillville Gazette.
Rhode Island politics are becoming siz-
ely hot. There II heard the sound OF g.
caoing steam from the Offices OF al the
party organs and the gas mains ere
crowded almost to the limit Of explosion.
Men are running to and fro with frantic
efforts to ave the state from impending
ruin. Never since the Dorr war has there
been such fear and alarm in the land OF
Roger Williams. And the end II not yet.
Newport News.
When the World commands do" in
stead Of Don't" Cleveland should cer-
tainly 20 to preach free trade In Rhode
Island. It would enable the friends OF
American industry to deal q telling blow
at q perniciops political heresy and at .
back-number Presidential boom.-Nsw
York Recorder.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-02
WEXFORD.

Judge Lewis has announced Judgment
Sphinx VS.. Parkurst. The latter will APP
peal.
The public school at Belleville closed
yesterday.
Miss Lizzie w. Cozzens of Central Falls
Is the guest Of Mrs. Charles Stafford on
Main street.
Extensive repairs are being made to the
buildings at the boat landing. A pair of
shears for the unloading OF coal from
schooners will be erected.
A party Of friends made . surprise visit
to Mr.. aud Mrs. G. G. Tracey ct their resi-
dence on Hamilton ven Thursday
evening.
John r. whitford moved his housshold
goods to Davisville yesterday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-02
PAWTUCKET.

A Meeting OF Good Samaritan Lodge.
Good Samaritan Lodge, Nc. 8, /. o. o.
f., held q regular monthly meeting last
evening, and made preparations to at
tend the funeral Of John M. Hatch at the
High Street Methodist Church to-mor-
row.
An Inspection Of the Knights Templar.
Holy Sepulchre Commandery, X. T.,
were visited last evening by Grand Lee
turer Spoonsr and suite Of the Grand
Commsndery Of Massachusetts, and
Rhode Island.
At the rooms Of the Young Mems
Christian Association tomorrow after
noon at 4 o'clock, the Rev. A. s. Coats,
deliver ar address on the subject, Chris
tianity and Business"
h Quarterly Meeting Of the Irish
National Foresters.
Branch Parnell Of the Irish National
Foresters held their quarterly meeting
last evening, INT received a report of the
delegate to the district convention, held
at Providence last Sunday.
An Apron and Necktie Party.
Blue Bell Lodge Of the Good Templars
held an apron and necktie party i'm Clan
Fraser Hall. Cummings' block. last even
ing. The party was well patronized, and
tuO8o III 6tScuuouCo WCIO SEc8VCQ W u uuo
entertainment.
Brush Fire.
An alarm OF Are was struck at 11:S0 this
forenoon for q fire on the plains, in the
woods, ON the south side of Beverage
Hill road. Quite a large area wa burned
over.
The Old Baunigan Estate Sold.
This morning the old Banigan estate, on
Water street, was sold at public auction,
and bought by Daniel O'Niel for $2,5l0.
Charles p. Adams was auctioneer.
Points Of Interest.
A prairie fire on the old Newport road
last night burned over eight or ten acres
Of grass and small bush.
A man residing on Tower street, who ID
being doctored for the delirium tremens,
got It into his head this morning
that the doctor was going to poison him,
ran down East enu and Main street
and turned into North Main street shout
ing for the police. Some one grabbed
him and he Quietod down.
The Board Of Aldermen began soon
after nine O'Clock this morning to can
vass the voting lists, and will probably be
occupied well Into the night.
The official ballots for the election have
arrived. Those for the school COMMITTEES
came last evening, and those for the State
ticket this morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-02
the GRAND AMY.

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Arnold Post ksld an epsa nssting
vas prsssptsd. rails closes ths opsn ncst-
ipgs q this post Tor the SEASON.
IN bucslln Pee, Trssdsy sssnlsf. one
one application P@,sssntsdi ehiInsts
AZ the meeting d Bs!Iou Post. CSptrs!
YAlls, ~ the aaws'svsnine, IL was voted
that any exsoldisr Or sailor Of the wa Of
the Rebellion dytng In the towns OF Ian
f Hsiis or f po.s ss 1y9S. % Iss IN 30 M PIE e
I. Atwood, late sergeant Of Company X.
9th X. l. Volunteers. was inferred In the
post lot. Declarations from Francis w.
Goddard and Ballou Posts escorted the
remains 70 the csmetery. The names Of
forty-two deceased OK soldiers and sailors
buried In this csmetery were forwarded 70
Washington 20 the quartsrmaster7gsneral
OF the United States army for headst0nes
In accords9cs With an act passed By Con-
At the campfire Of sloeum Post wednss-
day evening, n large number Of comrades
assembled. Comrade James Bachelor
told Of hts experience on James Island,
his capture and confinement In various
prisons. treatment. etc.
At Prescott Post meeting last evening
the following candidates were mustered
in: william II. Luther. late sergeant Of
Company d, Twenty-ffth New York In
fantry; Charles r. Leonard. late private
of Company /, Eleventh Rhode Island In
fantry:. It vas voted TO invite Bucklin
Post TO Join this post In tho Memorial
Day parade. The post will tender its SER
vices rs an escort to the department COM
manders in the parade at the national en-
in Washington. 1t was also
voted that the department commander
and sta6 DO invited to accompany this
post on its attendance upon divine servi-
ces on Memorial Sunday at Trinity NJ. e.
Church.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-02

the 0aAMD ARny NEWS.
Whss NJ ws.ss's u>lise Corps v psisg
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the ODD FELLOWS.

Creecsnt Lodss tsa . very large and IN
tsrestine seesIon last Tnssdsy syening.
The thlId dsgEss Wa sontssssd on poe
reported thst tSsy bal snsssssd &c va:
than hand Tor that occsslop, spd lpvited
Acnshnst Lodge Of New Bedford 70 h.
se: y! s Ssss: e ( q; y SsE; wl E.:T loS %:5 Ss:.
Poe psssio n :, 'r e. ~ psrsds; saS %sn =.
vitsd 70 join With Piissln Lodge, and 70
make thsmsslvss psrfsctly st home.
tty Lodge, %. OF r., met With Sister Y.
Manning last Thursdsy afternoon.
.,I Sp!sndiy Y V .Rs s, LSdss ss Sas vStsS 10 ps on
Pilgrim Lodge held an unusually pleas
ant session last Tuesday evening. Three
applications for membership were re-
csfvsd and the onhcsrs Of the lodge re-
Waters o%sici.sins Is the Candidate. The
work was done IN q very. pleasing man
nsr. Under the had Of the good OF the
order remarks were made By Past Grands
Fobinsou, Homer and ncInto.h. Noble
9r.nd John n. Brown Of Eriendly Union
Vice Grand Butler. Brothsrs Hoxie, Saysr
and others. The i~nitistory degree will be
given three candidates next Tuesday eve
Enterprise held q very successful social
in their ball last ThIrsdsy evening.
ball Thursday evening, April n.
The general committee will meet In the
ONCE OF the grand secretary next Wednes-
day evening.
Eagle Lodge received two applicants for
m6mbership last Wednesday evening.
until Wednesday evening. April IS.
Mayhowsr Lodge held Q very successful
ENTERTAINMENT and pound party last
&ednesday evening, p. G., Nat s. Green
officiating - auciioneer. p. G. Norris and
Brother 9. w. Ware are not quite a. we'll
and Brother McAdams Is improving. The
flrst degree will be conferred next
WodueadRY aYeuiuQ.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-02
RED MEN,.

Tomorrow evening Wamsitta Tribe will
celebrate its birthday by . grand feast Of
corn and venison.
Tahoma Tribe conferred the adoption
degree on three palefaccs last Tuesday
evening under tho chieftsncy of Sachem
N. Arendt. There was . largeo delegation
present from Pokonoket Tribe of Attic
boro who enjoyed the work.
On Monday evening, April II, Assent
quin Tribe will hold q grand basket social
in Music Hall assembly rooms.
A new tribe is being formed to meet in
the hall at the corner Of Cranston street
and Potter's avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-02
CENTRAL FALLS.

A sample Of the new uniforms Of the
Temperance Cadets arrived last evening.
The coat Of the new uniform is similar TO
length. The pattern is similar to the uni
forihs of the West Point Cadets. The
uniforms is, with black trimmings and
gold buttons.
The funeral of James Fitzgerald. the
father of Mrs. James +. Smith Of this vii
lage, was solemnized at Hills Grove this
morning.
In court this morning two persons were
fined for drunkenness.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-02
Don'ti Quinn Don'ti

Yo unR Patrick Quinn said mt q meeting
at Hope hall, Woonsocket, on March 81,
that II proof was given that Wardwell
hired help Al rs cents to s1.25 a day he
would take the Republican platform. IL
In hoped by many that the Warwick
youth will consider the sworn affidavit Of
q Wardwell employe q lie, In case any
newspapers reach him, for should he
prove himself to be q mi of truth by
taking the Republican stump. as he
threatened, II might injure the now bright
prospects OF Republican success. And
Republican success In OF more Importance
to the ~workinRmen o. Rhode Island than
n mere test Of the honesty and truthful
ness OF p III. Quinn Of Warwick, or a
other paid politician. Don't do IL, young
man
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-02
GOOD TeMPLARS.

The Grand Lodge will meet April Is in
Oriental Hall, corner of Dean and High
in the morning, afternoon and evening.
The morning session Ii for grand lodge
members only. The afternoon and even
ing sessions are for all members Of the Or
der. DR.. O~ronhyatckha, r. w. G. T.,
will speak In the afternoon and evening.
DR.. Oronhyatekha holds the highest Of
fee in the order, and q large attendance il
expected. -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-02
WOMANS RELIEF CORPS.

Bucklin Corps has expended for relief
for the first quarter ending April, t19. IS.
Eight families have been assisted. Mrs.
Bowdin Is still quite Ill. Tower Corps
gave q supper and entertainment consist
Ing Of local talent last evening. The pro-
gram included: Cornet solo, May Nichols;
duet, Misses. Halliburton and Fish; read
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-02
SONS OF VETERANS.

Gen. A. z. Burnside Camp. No. 8, will
hold . musical entertainment, Monday
evening, May Q. in Amateur Dramatic
hall. The election for senior and junior
vice commander resulted ~ follows: NJ.
II. Knox, Junior vice commander. They
were duly installed By Past Col I. A.
Barton.
Gen. James A. Garfield Camp, No. II.
mustered two recruits last Wednesday
evening, making . total Of six for tho
quarter ending March 30. this - the
this quarter.
The Rhode Division will celebrate their
fifth anniversary April 20, Commander
Swsetland and the committee arc hard at
work making arrangements for tho acca-
sion.
Greas Meetings
srfu n h~Id M lEsxsr md Ynfnntv,s HoIls a.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-02

ns,rssrdpsr reports. Hear for yourselves ne
greet protsctsonid ,cho ,csii speak az Infantry
Hall Saturday. Cor. Mckinley 70 ts man.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-02

Protection Expounded
at Music Hall BIZ Coz. Mckinley and er-
Speaker Reed on Saturday night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-02

GOV. MCKINLEY,
Saturday night, Music HAL. "Protsction"
the subject.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-02

Workingmen
should all hear Thomas B. Reed discuss
stluer On Saturday nf0ht.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-02

sc01 be held at Atsc n Infontvy Halb on
Saturday ni0ht. Go and hear Ehsma
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
Standing OF the Teams.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, June 2l.-fSpeciat
Telegram to THE BEE. Omaha won two
games today by clever and timely batting
and Hoosier errors. Attendance, 1000. The
umpiring of Snyder was very yellow.
No one scored on either side in
the first two innings, and after Indianapolis
had gone out in one. two. three order In the
third, and Darby Of the Omahas had failed
to beat his bunted hit to first, Sheioeck hit
safe and stole second, coming nome on Gilks'
single. Kelly hit to right and Visner sacri-
feed, but Rowe could not make hit and the
side retired with q ngle tally. This made
the chief Indian rather sore, aud he took
occasion to roast Shortstop Sheibeck on the
flcla for trifling error in the following in
ming.
In the first half Of the fifth indianapolis
got three runs on singles by Sullivan and
Lawrence, Letcher's sacrifice and Bergers
hit. the last named making second on an at
tempt to field out Lawrence at the plate,
going to third an instant later on a
passed ball. O'Brien brought him
home with single, but was
forced out at second by Quinn,
Carpenter having in the meantime lifted
fly to short center which everybody thought
safe, but Gilks captured the spere, as usual.
In the seventh Indianapolis got another
run on Collopy's low throw of Berger's
grounder. The runner reached third before
the bali was fished out of the bleachers
He came home an instant later on
Carpenters sacrifice.
In their half of this inning the Omahas
won the game. Darby went out on a
grounder to Lawrence. Then Sheibeck,
Gilks and Kelly made singles, the first
named scoring. Visner went out on a
grounder but Gilks and Kelly scored on
Rowe's single TO right, which Madden let
go by. A single by Hengle brought in the
| captain with the winning run.
| In the eighth Indianapolis went out in one,
two. three order, and in the latter half
| there was a pretty double play. Hayes
made a single, Darby sacrificing, and Shei-
beck then got his base on balls. Gilks then
| raped terrific liner to Lawrence wh o
| caught Hayes off second. Indian apoli s
| failed to get anything in the ninth. Score:
A
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
CATTLE EMBARGO RAISED.
South Omaha Packers Can Now Buy South
western Stock.

South Omaha Packers Can Now Buy South
western Stock.
Within the Eext fortnight South Omaha,
unless all promises fail, will be overrun with
Texas cattle, the Rock Island having put
into effect its cut on the cattle business from
Kansas City, the differential now being sl2. 50
per car instead of sen, the rate heretofore.
As long as six months ago the Rock
Island gave notice that in good time
it would reduce the rate, even should
the Transmissouri Freight association re-
fuse to permit the road TO put the new differ
ential proposed in active operation by giving
the usual ten days notice required by the
rules OF the association in such cases.
The Rock Island, having started in the
matter of giving relief to South Omaha and
furnishing the packers of the Magic City
with a class of Gamers which heretofore
has been shut out of the pack, pushed
the matter assiduously. Associations
either refused to grant the concessions asked
or tacitly refused to take cognizance of the
matter. Appeals were taken and every i'm
pediment thrown in the way of the sue
cessful carrying out of the scheme to grant
relief Week before last the Transmissouri
association refused to grant the rate, and The
Rock Island people then gave notice
that they would put the differential
into effect on Sunday, and ten days
after final action by the association another
rate has gone into effect. zS
Heretofore Texas cattle which went into
use during June, July and August, between
the marketing of native and range cattle,
have been virtually shut out of the markets
of South Omaha on account of The $40 rate
charged between Kansas City and South
Omaha. These cattle were brought to
the city by the Kaw's mouth
and Omaha packers were compelled to pur-
chase there or else do without. This worked
great hardship, as the South Omaha pack
ers were compelled to go into the markets OF
The world alongside Kansas City packers aud
sells their tins at the same price as their
southern rivals, Notwithstanding the differ
ence of $50 in favor OF Kansas City.
BY the action Of the railroads Omaha is
placed almost on level with Kan
sas City, and local packers may
now go into Texas and purchase d.
rect for homo consumption, or Texas
dealers may come to Omaha and market
| their stock directly to packers. removing the
en- oargo which Kansas City has enjoyed for
macy moons.
w. E. Skinner, travelling live stock agent
of the Union Stock Yards, is now
| located at Fort Worth, Tex, working
up the cattle business for south
| Omaha, and it Is regarded n conservative
| prediction that so, 900 cattle will be marketed
| in South Omaha during the next two months
| by reason OF the Rock Islands cut in the
rate
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
SOUTH AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
Bafmaceda's Ex-soldiers Turn Robbers
Chilli Refuses an English Loan.

Ba1maceda's Ex-soldiers Turn Robbers
Chilli Refuses English Loan.
ICopyighted fs3. By Jdns, G,ri,n Bsnn.,l
VALPARAISO Chill (via Galveston Tex.),
June 2i.-[By Mexican Cable to the New
York Herald-Special to The BEE. The
Herald CORES pondent at Santiago telegraphs
that three English banks offered the Chilian
government sufficient money to meet its la-
bilities, but that the offer was declined for
the reason that Chill has no desire at pres
ent to ask loans OF foreign ers.
Bands of armed men arc attacking farmers
in the vicinity OF Santiago There arc also
said to be fully organized bodies for the pur-
pose Of robbery. 1t is asserted by the au-
thorities that the bandits consist chiefly Of
ex-soldiers of Balmaceda's army. Robberies
are of nightly occurrence in the streets Of
Santiago
AT meeting yesterday OF tho parents and
relatives of the Young man massacred at Los
Cemas ana OF the survivors of the tragedy 1t
was agreed to hold In the rational congress
hall services in memory of the killed
The Herald correspondent at Buenos Ayres
telegraphs that the secretary OF the Argen-
tine legation at Rio Janeiro has failed in his
engagements owing to unfortunate specula-
tion, and has been imprisoned. M. V. Rami-
rczes resignation has been accepted.
From Yonguen word has been received
that Governor Costilho remains firm in his
position and that 1t tran spires that Argen-
tines have been tortured to death with the
object of forcing them TO reveal the conspi-
racy against the Brazilian government.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
WANT TO MUZZLE WILLIAM
European Politicians Fear the Result of
Humberts Visit to Berlin.
tfRANz-JoSEF TO QUIET THE KAISER
Austria's Emperor VIII BE Requested to
Use HIS Influence to Check the Ger
man Emperor's Unruiy Mouth
European News.
,co,nufon,ed 1892 by James Gorfon Bsnns.,l

iCo,uufohted 1892 BY James Gorfon Bennett
PAnIs, June 2l.--l New York Herald Cable
Special to TUE BEE. King Humberts
visit to Berlin, though no Importance was
attached to IL at first, Is now beginning TO
cause grave uneasiuess in tho political world.
The reason IL because the visit is looked
upon as a reply to the recent Franco-Russian
demonstrations As result grave fears are
entertained that during Humbert's soiourn
at Berlin Emperor William will make some
imprudcnt speeches, and steps have already
been taken to induce Emperor Francis
Joseph of Austria to use his influence with
William with the object OF preventing any
such unumely display OF eloquence.
The ovation which has been rendered to
Prince Bismarck at Vienna has produced a
lively Impression, since it proves beyond a
doubt that tho aged ex-chanceilor continues
TO hold place OF the first rank in the eyes of
all Europe
Ravachol, the notorious anarchist, bore
himself with amazing impudence at his trial,
/. which took place today ut Saint Etienne. ln-
stead OF denying his guilt he admitted that
he was an assassin and justified his murder
Gus deeds on tho ground that society was
badly constructed and had never shown him
any fair play.
There is a new financial scandal, the hero
of which is the manager Of the Socictie dc
Dynamite. This gentleman, tits announced,
has disappeared, and the result Is a deficit
of 1000, 900 francs. JACQUES ST. CERE.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
RACING AT LYONS.
Kite-shaped Track, Two Hundred Horses
and Big Program.

Kite-shaped Track, Two Hundred Horses
and Big Program.
Mr.. E. c. Mllar Of Fullerton was in the
city yesterday on his way with horses to the
Lyons June races. He was enthusiastic over
the outlook for fine sporting event.
"rhey have new kite-shaped track at
Lyons" he said, land it is one of tho fastest
in the country. There is a ditch on each
side that can be filled with water in five
minutes. The water is supposed to make
the track faster The grand stand
will seat 800 persons. There
are $50 box stalls for horses and fifty
more are to be added, There will be about
200 horses In tho races, and trains run very
conveniently for Omaha people. There
ought to be a good attendance from this
city"
The races will begin this afternoon,
and following is tho full program:
Wednesday-2;25 class trotting, $500; y
year-old class trotting, 5000; 2:32 class
pacing, $500; half mile (heats) running, 500;
Indian horse race, running.
Thursday-2:40 class, trotting $500; 3.vear-
ola class, trottiug, $500; free for all class,
trotting. 500; running race, three fourth
mile dash $500; Indian running race.
Friday-Free-fo -for-all class, pacing, Si00;
exhibition trotting; mile heats running, $500 !;
mile dash running, $500; running race, In
dlan horses.
Saturday-2:25 class trottng. $500; 30
class trotting, $500: three quarter mile heats.
running, $500; five-eighths dash, 2-year-olds,
running, $3.50; Indian race, running.