The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-27
The NEWS" TURN NOW.

A man can now So in a trolley car and
North Attleboro to PROVIDENCE, covering
over one-third Of the distance from bos-
ton to the RRODE ISLAND metropolis. Inat
this IL only the beginning OF an enter,
prise which will yet connect Boston ana
PROVIDENCE through electric cars over q
distance Of forty-four miles almost goes
without saying. Boston Globe:
The Globe is getting triae previous.
The man who wants to go direct from
the most beautiful city OF the East 10
North Attleboro must foot 1t or hire
horse.
1t must give the pride OF a RHODE
ISLANDER dreadful wrench 10 nnd That
for the first time IN history % a mhHIs nai;h,s
ISLAND clam bake has only been possloIe
by buying the clans In Massachusetts
worcester Spy.
First be sure of your facts. We have
clam or two left in RHODE ISLAND, an
1t please thee.
Members of the Iron Hall can rest as
Is far better for them than dishonest lou
Of supremes-Boston News.
1t is not yet thoroughly determined
in every individual case whether the
"supremes were dishonest or idiotic.
The Democratic city committee cannot
get to work for the fall campaign any
too soon. -Pawtucket Tribune.
Fact they have hard job ahead OF
them.
The fact is hurled at the editor OF the
New York Sun, and comes all the way
from Indiana that ''in the whole state
one will not find single Democratic baby
burdened with the name OF Charles A.
Dana. Newport News.
The babies are lucky and so is Dana.
He's spared lot of expense for silver
cups and porringers.
The Home Market Club has issued
which are so very handsome that even
Democrats will be tempted to adorn
themselves with them.-New Bedford
Journal.
They must be beautiful since they
win even the blase Mugwump's admir-
alton.
Dana gave the New York World the
worst scoring it ever had, Yesterday, over
the papers fake cablegrams.-Attlebor
Sun.
And every newspaper man in the
country chuckled. All genuine news
paper workers without regard to politics
hate the lying World.
Protection raises and sustains the rate
Of wages lin Republican organs only).-
Newport Herald.
The Herald is sample Democratic
sheet. 1t calls vociferously, day after
day, for cases in which wages have been
raised by the tariff, and when instances
are offered it objects because Republi-
can sheets do the offering. Does the
Herald expect Democratic papers to
admit facts until after electieH2- And
since these things are SO, does it not
seem to the Herald that it might as
well keep still?
Edward Everett Hale says that he
sleeps ten hours day and eats six meals
daily. He's in luck.-Woonsocket Call.
To have six meals, yes; but he'd bet
ter get somebody else to eat three Of
them.
The managers of the Prohibition cam
paign at Hartford have challenged Gov.
McKinley.to meet Mr. st. John in debate,
when those two gentlemen shall be in
Connecticut sometime early in Septem-
Der. Such q contest would be like o
Kansas grasshopper defying a bald eagle,
one snap of whose jaws would annihilate
the creature with long legs and inordi-
nate presumption.-New Haven Leader.
Mr.. st. John schould choose a more
convenient time to put in his modest
little request for free advertising. This
is presidential year and McKinley's got
no time for fOoliup
Anybody who writes to Grover sending
a present or promising votes can get an
answer.--Trenton State Gazette.
The wild and depraved taste for letter
writing which has broken all bounds
suggests the propriety of an inquiry into
the mental condition Of the Democratic
candidate.
The secret of the placating of Senator
Matthew Stanley Quay will perhaps ap-
near when President Harrison's subsi-
died Philadelphia Press, with all it's
following among Pennsylvania news
papers, withdraws it's opposition to the
reelection Of Quay to the Senate
Journal.
Here the Journal permits itself to in
dulge in another rather mean assault on
an honest man and able President. Gen.
Harrison never subsidized" the Phila-
delphia Press. He sent its editor, Charles
Emory Smith, upon foreign mission.
| That is all.