Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-06
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The banks were closed today.
H.H. Sheldon and son have returned
from the South.
The Chess Club will paItake Of a roast
pig supper this evening.
There will be an important meeting of
Delany Council, X. OF c., tonight
Democrats the time OF cheering and
speechmaking is over. Now is the time for
action.
The Republican wire pullers in the
Fourth Ward wigwam were busy as bees
all day.
The FIRST trip of the season will be made
next Sunday down the river by one Of the
steamers.
There is still time 10 vote and secure vic
tory for the Democratic party, the friend
of the working man.
The wholesale bicycle agents OF the
state will enjoy banquet this evening
in Havens's white room.
The returns from the different wards
will not be received until after midnight.
The counting will take long time.
The Lewiston and Agusta, Me, dele
gates to the National Mule Spinners con
vention did not arrive yesterday as ex-
pected.
Joseph L. Kelly has some choice lots for
sale at very reasonable prices near Oar
lington. For further particulars consult
the advertisement.
The situation at the Slater mills remains
about the same. None OF the striking
loom fixers have returned To work and
say they do not intend to.
At the Lonten services in st. Mary's
Church last evening the sermon was de-
livered by Rev. Father Coffey OF st. Pat
rick's Church, Valley Falls, on the
"Betrayal OF Christ
Roland Hewes, son Of Robert j. Hewes
Of the police station, was run over by a
team Monday evening and his leg and
side badly cut. lie lives at % Cleveland
street aud was attend by DIR. W ilson.
Democrats, there is yet time to cast your
ballots. II you have not voted, do so and
If you know OF friend who has not made
his mark take him with you. Remember
what is at stake and be sure and vote.
Although the Republicans OF Woon-
socket hired all the halls in the city so
that only their side OF the question could
be preached to the people, and free speech
restricted, they failed in every sense Of the
word.
Delany Council, Knights OF Columbus,
will meet this evening, ana a number OF
the members OF Tyler Council of Provi-
dence will be present TO assist in working
the first and second degrees on number
OF candidates.
The PaWtuckot Street Railway Company
have been granted an extension of time,
80 days, TO consider the proposition OF the
Town Council of Cumberland, who want
the town to be paid $500 annually for the
use of the streets.
1t was something like promenade con
cert on Main street last evening. The
Pawtucket City Band discoursed inspir-
ing music in the band room i'm the Dexter
Block and the people who were out shop
ping enjoyed the music.
The building in which the store OF j. ID.
being enlarged and repaired, is where
Samuel Slater started his Sunday school.
II "Sam" should return in few weeks nc
would not recognize the place.
The cities that have so far signified in
tentions OF entering the New England
League are Pawtucket, Woonsocket, Sa-
lem, Haverhill, Portland, Lewiston and
Ia ,fr xtsi1I Ia.
pleted by either Worcester or Milford.
Michael Ryan, the crack first baseman
and pitcher OF the Woodbne Base Ball
team who is now located in Worcester, is
in excellent condition and will put up
better game this season than ever before.
He is thorough ball player and bids fair
to some day hold position on team in
the National League.
Last evening a grand street dcmonstra-
tion was made and addresses delivered TO
5000 people 10y ID. Ia Rue Of Putnam,
Congressman samuel Burns OF Missouri,
n. w. Kennedy OF Putnam, J. j. Heffer-
nan, Franklin B. Ham and Dr. j. II.
Buckor, who stood in an express wagon
in Monument Square, Woonsocket.
n holc IN tnc brOund, HOytR noted
farce comedy, comes to the Gaiety Opera
House at the conclusion of the engage
ment OF "Lost in New York" Thi.
famous laugh making comedy treats o
the vicissitudes Of a rustic traveller on 3
railway train, which has been stalled b,
wsshout, otherwise a hole in tn,
ground.
Professor Walker exhibition has beer
postponed TO Monday evening April llth
Tom Giblin, who was to meet Flaherty
IN the principal bout, has quit, after hav
ing signed a contract that he would b.
on hand. Prof Hunold has succeeded il
securing Jim Driscoll Of Boston to TAX
Giblin's place, and there Is no doubt bu
that he will be far better man thai
Giblin In every respect having Tough
two draws with Flaherty.
The Hope and Anchor Base Ball tear
Will meet a picked nine on the Taft stree
grounds Saturday Afternoon. Slavin an
Murphy will be the battery for the latte
and the former team will be made up q
follows: Fogarty, G., Hughes, p, T
Smith, 1b., &. Mcguire, 3b., Mullin, !. I
McWillams, c. T., Mains, r. l., Higgin
SIS. The Hope and Anchors would iik