Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-02
CENTRAL FALLS.
''""'s Cow Again Gets Him Into Trouble
Mondays Council Meeting

"""@y council Meeting.
Michaei Riley lives on Lonsdale avenue
ne Aeeps COW; that Is, he owns a coy.
ne uont Keep 1t. The neighbors say tbov
do that part.
III he kept the COW there would ho,o
been no trouble and Riley would no, no 90
'nroe s'iches In his head as he told the
court he had this morning.
of1cer Sherman tried to get the oow n
Few days ago and put it In the pound. bnt
Riley and his better half attacked the arm,
OF the law and the result was that tho
latter beat retreat
Inc COW has taste for nice grass and
having got a sample OF that In Mr.. Sayles,
meadow she went there occasionally and
Mr.. Sayles gave his foreman, Caleb 8.
farker, who Is also constable, orders to
arrest the COW. Parker found the COW I'm
the meadow yesterday and when he at
tempted to take 1t away he alleges Riley
assaulted him.
Parker left the COW and took Riley. In
the struggle Parker struck Riley on the
head with cane and cut cash that it re-
quired three stitches to close.
This morning Riley was arraigned on
charged OF violent assault and pleaded not
guilty, adding:
Your Honor is not aware that have
three stitches in my head the result of
that officers cruelty"
He was held In the sum OF 200 for trial
one week from today. Surety was fur
nished.
Monday Night
The Volunteer Is now in excellent shape
and is beauty in every respect. Monday
night the veterans will give the machine
trial aud every mem ber of the company
should be present.
roma suiIty.
This morning George Gildard was
brought from Jail and given trial on a
charge of drunkenness and found guilty
and fned q and costs. He was recom-
mitted.
The Council Meeting.
The next meeting OF the Town Council
will be held Monday afternoon and there
will be considerable business to transact.
The Dexter street commission may have
something to report, but il is not thought
that 1t will be anything like final report,
AS 1t Is understood that the commission
Is meeting with considerable trouble in
settling on the amount of damages with
the abutters, more 80 than on High street.
The Dexter street people must not for
get that the longer they delay matters by
not settling with the commission the
longer II will be before the work OF inn
provement can begin, not that they should
make bargain with the town In which
they would be losers, but come to some
agreement.
They should also remember that S50,OCO
was appropriated for both streets, that
1t was not divided equally for each street,
that the work has been begun on High
street and 1t is liable to cost over s25, ,O0),
and II II does the Dexter street people
will lose their share. Therefore immedi-
ate action is necessary.
The school Opened.
Yesterday the new parochial school of
the Church OF Our Lady of the Sacred
Heart was opened and there was very
good attendance.
IL will take a week or so to classify the
pupils and then the system of teaching
will be begun and carried out to the let
ter so that the best possible results may
be obtained.
The building Is finely located on the
corner OF Broad street and Lincoln ave-
nue. and adjoining on the Broad street side
is large play ground that will be a source
OF pleasure to the children.
There are seven school rooms i'm all and
there is a teacher for each room. Two If
the rooms are on the first and five on tie
second floor. The Sisters OF st. Ammo,
who came from Canada, and who will have
charge OF the school, have their livin
rooms on the 6rst aud sleeping rooms ou
the third floor. This makes 1t very con-
venient for them as at most other schools
the teachers do not live In the building.
Father Mahoney, In securing the prop
erty, made a very valuable purchase as the
building itself cost the Sprague estate
s125, 900. 1t is just the place for school
purposes for which 1t is being used AMI
the people of the parish may point with
pride TO the new edifice of learning.
Let the Good Work gin.
The time Is now ripe for the raising of
campaign banners, street parades, oyster
suppers, etc. The Democrats were first in
the field and have organized several CAM
paign companies, and now they should
continue in the lead and be first to make
a public demonstration. The Democrats
have several flags In their possession, and
1t will be very easy matter to find plac ,s
to throw them to the breeze.
As they have started so far in advance
of their opponents they have shown
spirit of "get there" that will carry them
through, and at the close of the polls on
election night they will have increased
their lead not a little.