The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-22
BLACKSTONE VALLEY.
PAWTUCkET.
Oy0rconaa NV the Heat.

morning, grew worse, ana Dr. Lane the
attending physician was summoned: He
found him wandering In his mind, but
unless something unexpected happens he
does not anticipate any serious results.
A Pawtucket Man Injured at Pistsheid.
Patrick Moriarty, 80 years old, son Of
John Moriarty, who resides at No 100
Broad street, In this city, attempted to
board freight train mt Pittsfleld yester-
day, when he missed his hold and fell un-
der the wheels, crushing his left arm, and
probably internally injuring him. He
was taken to the hospital In that city,
where his arm was amputated.
Only Two More Left.
This morning one of the three remain
ing suspended policemen who did not call
for their money yesterday, was at the
city treasurer's residence this morning
before breakfast after his S54. The other
two had not shown up at late hour this
forenoon.
The Mayor was in the city this morn
ing, m put % was not inclined to diyulge any
plans which he might have formed Tor
the discontinue OF the parties Of the
affair.
The District Court.
In the District Court this morning four
persons were fined 81 and costs for drunk
enness aud fifth was discharged without
costs.
Points OF Interest.
John M. Parker of this city has been
granted a. patent for a spool boring
William Beauregard, president of the
Y. z. S. c. y. connected with the Pleas
ant View Baptist Church will 20 to
keene. N. H.. tomorrow, for two
weeks vacation,
Messrs. Lynd and Murphy this morn
ing furnished the reporters with genuine
baseball caps for their game with the po-
licemen this afternoon.
Enterprise Lodge, l. q. o. F., held
regular meeting last evening.
This afternoon the police ambulance
was dispatched to capture a supposed
crazy man VINO was reported to be tear
ing himself TO pieces in the bushes at the
east end of Exchange street bridge. The
ambulance returDsd, reporting that the
man had disappeared.
CENTRAL FALLS.
Yesterday afternoon John Jennings,
who keeps a liquor saloon on Dexter
street, went into the hardware store on
the same street kept by Thomas McHale,
and picked row with him. The men
clinched and fell to the floor. and when
they were parted IL was found that Nc
Hale's left hand was nearly severed. Jen-
nings was soon after arrested, badly
under the influence OF liquor. and stated
that he struck at McHale with broad
ever, that McHale's hand struck against
an axe standing against a showcase.
There WAS but one witness to the affair
and he made u written statement TO Cap
tain Goldsmith of the police force that
Jennings said McEiale owed him $40 aud
he would get it or kill him. He raised
cub to strike McHale, ana the witness
Ia hor ho
cut was made.
Jennings was arrigned this morning
charged with an assault with a danger
Gus weapon, to wit, "a table leg. He plead
ed guilty, and was put under $500 bonds
for his appearance for trial on Tuesday.
Five persons were fined 81 and costs for
drunkenness.
The Central Falls Congregational Sun
day school started this morning for an
excursion down the bay on the Paw
tucket steamers.
The Lincoln Town Council will meet
on Monday next at o'clock.
A meeting of the John w. Davis club
was held last evening.
LONSDALE.
The funeral OF the late Mrs Samuel
Cottrell was solemnized at the First Bap-
tist Church yesterday afternoon. The
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ment took place In Moshassuck Cemetery.
Thomas Pollitt arrived home yesterday
after visit to Europe.
AL Crosby, vho works at Calef's mar
ket, was thrown from team Wednesday
noon while driving down John street and
severely cut on the head.
A large delegation from here attended
the American Mechanic excursion at
Crescent Park yesterday.
The Rev. Mr.. Lott was in townWednes-
day.
MANvIllE.
The Manville fire department held it's
regular meeting last night. After dis
posing of the routine business It was
voted to accept the invitation to parade
in body with the Court Mount Carmel,
A. o. +. Of A., mt their picnic on July 80.
After the meeting the depart
ment took run through the
village to the railroad house, where
they run the ladders on the house
and formed bucket brigade for practice.
After they returned TO the fire room they
adjourned to Mowry's Hall, where fine
supper was served.
Alter supper the following vocal pro-
gram was rendered: Frank Grimes, comic
song; John Mullen, "On the Bridge at
Midnight;" Patrick Slattery, 81 Love
You;" Ireland Quartet, Frank. Grimes,
JOnu Muiieb, Whliah Suiitn, Aitor"
comic song; Albert Mowry, comic song;
Ismeine Henri, song; Quartet, Frank
Grimes, John Crapeau, John Mullen,
William Smith, song, selected. Then
Chief Joseph 4. Richards gave the COM
pany their first lesson in marching.
BERKELEY.
The infant child Of Andy McMann died
Wednesday night.
Elmer Mosher aud Miss Annie
Bradley were united In marriage in Man
willie Wednesday. The Rev. Mr.. Lilien-
thai ofiiciated.
The game between the home team and
the Stars OF Pawtucket which is to como
of tomorrow afternoon Is causing good
deal of excitement in this village. The
home club will place the following team
I'm the field: Whalen, c.; Fadoen, y.
Shannon, h.; Devlin, 2b.; Ball, 3D.; Quin-