The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-01
News Condensed.


Baltimore tailors are on q strike.
A race war il threatened in Oklahoma.
Jewish pawnshops in Moscow are to be
closed.
Cholera was the cause of the Hazoras
rebellion.
Munich refuses the freedom OF the city
to Prince Bismarck.
Irish factions had damaging collision
at Tuam, Ireland.
The depot at Stockbridge, Mass, was
burned by lightning.
Three houses at woburn, Mass, were
entered by burglars.
Lord Tennyson loves Gladstone but
hates his Irish policy.
F.C. Barton has been appointed post
master at Bradley, Me.
Cholera caused suspension of traffic
on the Trans Caucasian railway.
An Englishman wounded Frenchman
In duel in the City OF Mexico.
The United States authorities are still
after the whskey Trust at Chicago.
Cleveland's friends are said to DO dis
turbed over the Senate's action on silver.
The National Savings Bank of Buffalo,
N. Y, 10 to go into the hands OF re-
ceiver.
Inc INCOMING cSutudu cAubo NJ mar
ward is to be larger than any of its prede-
cessors.
A scarlet fever epidemic prevails In
London. Already 1880 cases have been
reported.
The case OF Horace X. Osborn, charged
with attempting to bribe legislators, has
been az ain postponed.
The President has signed the Joint res.
olution extending the present appro-
priations until July 10.
1t II rumored that there IL to be con-
solidation of the Lynn & Boston and the
Naumkeag street railways.
Archbishop Walsh OF Dublin has for
hidden the clergy to use language incit-
ing the people to turbulence.
Joe McAulifie was defeated at San
Francisco last night in fight with Joe
Goddard of Australia for 5000.
John Simerad, q New York lawyer,
who has been visiting his brother, Louis
Simerad, at Bridgeport, Conn.,, shot him.
self in his room.
The Poughkeepsie, N. Y, bridge was
sold under foreclosure OF mortgage for
g, 500, 900 to j. w. Brock for the Philadel-
phia and Reading Railroad.
At an anti Parnellite meeting In Dublin
Father Behan declared Parnell was the
curse OF the country. He also bitterly
denounced the Parnellities.
Henry NJ. Stanley met with consider
able hostility in his electioneerinR at
Lambeth. The unruly mob tried TO do
him and his wife personal harm.
Mrs. John Abraham OF North Adams,
whose husband set her on fire recently,
while she was in bed, died yesterday and
the charge against him will be changed
to murder.
There will be meeting OF the New
Hampshire Republican state committee
at Concord, July 8, for the purpose OF or
ganizstion and arranging for the several
conventions.
The death OF the Hon. John Robson,
provincial secretary, minister OF mines
and prime minister of British Columbia,
occurred in London yesterday from the
effects OF blood poisoning.
Scion Betten OF Concord, N. r., freight
conductor on the Concord division Of the
Boston n Maine railroad, while makinga
coupling at franklin, N. H., was caught
between the cars and badly injured-
Another attempt at incendiarlsm oc-
Cured In Newport, r. l., yesterday. The
police laid seige TO a barn in which the
incendiary was at work, but he escaped
from them by rear trap.
II In said that the President 10 favora-
bly, inclined to the appointment OF Fran
els A. Walker OF Massachusetts,, ~ one
OF the American representatives In the
international monetary conference.