The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-16

A party which offers The unterrtnod Democ-
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Island would cease 20 he pnelcsns need the assist
i,y.~yOarnSi this morn friendly disposed toward
morning.
When IL comes to interpreting the po-
litical sentiments of our esteemed con-
temporary, You pays your two cents and
you takes your choice among its orphic
utterances.
Hon. Samuel r. Honey has not written
q line for the Herald Of personal or Po-
litical nature as regards himself, or has
he seen our articles upon any subject until
they appeared in the paper.-Newport
Herald.
Honey is thus acquitted Of any COM
plicity in good deal Of stark staring
foolishness, as for instance the follow
ing:
Jay Gould's charities are sure proof OF
"a change of heart" Though compara-
lively a young man IL Is not surprising
considering the kind of life he has led,
that Mr.. Gould should be in his dotage,
all the better for the Presbyterians.
Now, does the Herald seriously be-
lieve that man shows himself in his
dotage because he gives money to Pres
byterians. Stick to the water works.
March went out gently, and April was
ushered in with smiles. How delightful
day was the first Sabbath of the month
The mercury stood in the shade in the
forenoon at IS. Shortly after noon it
climbed to 80 or more. June seemed to
have arrived, and buds were swelling and
birds singing rs il i'm gladness The warm
days that came SO early utter prophecies
of longer and more glowing days that will
grace May and June and roses will by
and by bloom and Strawberries blush, and
nature exult in a wealth OF beauty and
fruitage. e.-Pawtucke Record Visitor.
No politics in that, eh?
Our thanks are due to the two hundred
and odd cold-water men who staid at
home yesterday and thereby enabled their
Republican and Democratic neighbors to
elect State Senator. r.-Journal.
The Journal is in little too much Of
a hurry to express its gratitude for Com
stocks election. Its support of the Re-
publican legislative ticket is still so re-
cent as to make the change seem un-
gracefully precipitate. Climb back upon
the fence with more deliberation, es-
teemed contemporary, 1t better COM
ports with your age and dignity.
The New York Times solemnly declares
that there Is not a mill making tin-plate
in this country. The free-trade campaign
liar mistook the few days of warm weather
last week for the spring The. Golden
Club always pays good salaries for work.
ers in campaign years.-Chicago Inter
Ocean.
To which the obvious answer is the
following list from the American Pro-
UisiOner:
Weekly
NAME. caRssisy' gSass.
Iron Glad Manufacturing Co.. New York go.
| Somerton Tin-Platc Works, Brooklyn,
American Tin and Tie;rine-Piatc Co.,
Apoiio ralafsiRhasM Eolins Mills, Apollo, 500
| Apollo Sheet Iron Works, Apollo, Pa. lJO
Blairsyille Rolling Mill and Tin-Plate -,
Griths S res & cadwaiader. Pittsbars. Pa. ia
Mckinley Tin-plate Co, Ltd. Pitts go
n. & g. Taylor Co., Phiiadeiphia, Pa. 1,i5c
Penn Treaty Iron Works, Philadelphia, oo
pttsbars Eiicc;iro-Paiiinis Co., ltd, m
Pittsburg fin-Plate Works, Pittsburg,
j. Is. Scott e. Co., Pittsburg. Pa. ......... -.
Union Tin and Tern Plate Co.. Allie
ghany City, Pa........................ ....
Demmier, Pa. Observation-Disclosures 1000
timore. Md'....:....................... 1900
| Matthat, Ingram Il Co., Baltimore, Mds 80.
| Britton Rolling Mill Co., Cleveland, o." 2,5OO
| Cincinnati Corrugating Co., PiQua, Ohio 250
| Cleveland Tin Plate Co. Cleveland, Ohio 500
| Columbia Tin Plate Co., Piqua, Ohio"... $50
Irondale Rolling Mill, lrondale, Ohio. 1,2U0
Ohio. o...................:. a,5OC
w. L. Simpson d. Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. 30
| American Tin-plate Co., Elwood, Ind.s.. $500
Anderson Tin Plate Co., Anderson, Ind. 400
Pioneer Tin-Plate Co., Joliet Ill......... 1000
| Norton Bros, Chicago, Ills .............. -.
| Granite Iron Rolling Mills, st. Louis, Mo. $500
Total. al........................ 1850