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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-30
CHAPTER il2.


AN ACT In amendment Of and in addition TO
Chapter iS OF the Public Statutes. "Of Rail-
road Corporations"
II Is enacted by the General Assembly m fol-
lows
Sectioni. Any railroad corporation chartered
BY the general assembly Of this State may, at
any time before the report OF the commission
ers appointed by aLy court OF common pleas
under the provisions OF its charter TO estimate
all damages which any person shall sustain
whose lands are mentioned or described In any
location Of the whole or any part Of its rail-
road shall have been finally confirmed BY such
court, abandon the whole or any part OF such
location, and may report such abandonment
70 such court, and thereupon all further pro
ceedings by such commissioners with reference
20 NJ much Of such location a. shall have been
50 abandoned shall forthwith cease, and all
costs and expenses In such proceedings In
Cured up TO the date OF such abandonment
with reference to such abandoned location
shall DC paid by such railroad company, and
the court shall make al necessary orders In
the premises.
sec. z Any and all lands, materials. and
their 9ppnrtenances, covered by such aban-
doned location, that may have been taken or
used and not paid for by such railroad COM
pany bct'rg such abandonment, shall immedi.
atcly, on the report thereof to tho court OF
common pl"as M Aforesaid, revert to, and the
title thet,-pe lccome rcycsted In, the several
| owners thrfrif. and their respective hcirs and
0ssign", ~ h,, same way epd with the same
effect IN n sNid location had never been made,
| and such abandonment pnd reverter may be
pltfdd Wy said railroad company In Offset
| and ditninutiDn 81 damAgce, II any, In any &C
tl9n or Proceeding t9rccover damages for such
| taking or usr.
Sec. p All acts and parts Of acts inconsisten,
| herewith are hereby repealed, and this act
shall take effect Immediately.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-30
CHAPTER ll3.
(paaeed Iuna "a lsqyo 4

uassed June "a, ls2.D
AN ACT In amendment Of Chapter 100, Oh.
titled An act In addition to Chapter 25s OF
the Public Statutes, OF the Militia and of
tho amendments thereof and the additions
thereto"
II is enacted by the General Assembly as fol-
lows
Section l. Section / OF Chapter 100 Is hereby
amended so as To read as follows:
''Sec. I. Section % OF Chapter 25s is hereby
amended no a. TO read as follows:
Sec. %. For each regiment of infantry of
eight companies there shall be colonel. a
lieutenant colonel and two majors: Provided,
however. that the commander -in-chief may at
any time authorize such additional field, staff
and dnon-commissioned staff officers as may be
necessary TO conform TO, and as are allowed
In the same arm Of service In the army Of the
United States. For each separate battalion of
not less than four companies there shall be n
lieutenant colonel and major, and for each
battalion Of less than four companies there
shall DO a major. The S9mmander Of each
sist OF n surgeon with the rank Of major, q
regimental aajutant with the rank Of captain
q quartermaster, paypaster, 2 commissafy,
an assistant surgeon and a chaplain. each with
the rank Of hrst lieutenant and a non-com-
missioned STAFF to consist Of q Quartermaster
Fa1 and aSs
TO the regiment there shall be ono major, one
battalion adjutant with the rank Of FIRST leu
ttnhmt. ana ono DattallOn sergeant mayor. Tno
commander OF each separate battalion shall
have q staff. TO consist OF a surgeon with the
rank OF major, and an adjutant. quarter
master, a paymaster, n commissary and q
chaplain, each with the rank OF first lieuten-
apt, and a non commissioned staff TO consist
OF q sergeant maJor n aqunrtermaster sergeant,
commissary sesgeant and hospital stew
ard.'-
Sec, e. The rank and service Of any commis-
stoned officer which may havs lapsed by reason
OF the paseage OF Chapter llf0b hereby re-
stored, and mado continuous from tho date Of
such officers election or appointment To the
grade held by him upon the passage OF sald act.
Seo. 3. Nothing contained IN this act shall be
40 construed ~ IN any way To affect any Of the
existing proyisions Of Chapter as Of the Public
Statutee, "Of the Militia," OF of the amend
ments thereof or the additions thereto, excep,
% far MS may be necessary 70 conform 10 the
drill regulations prescribed for the army OF the
United Statcs.
Sec, I. This aot shall take effccs from and
after its passage.
certify tho foregoing TO be true copies.
GEORGE II. UTTER,
Secretary OF State
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-30
the HOME RULE KEY.

The last OF the British elections having
been heard from, that OF the Orkney and
Shetland Islands, which returned Glad
stonian Liberal as was expected, the ma
jority OF the combined opposition 10 the
present Government is 40. The total vote
OF Parliament is $40 of which the Tories
have sl5 and the opposition 1856. OF the
latter Ireland has 81, so that she holds the
key of the situation as regards the Home
Rule issue.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-30
CHATTER ll3.
lass1d June ~, lsR }


AN Att IN amendment 81 Chapter xo Of tho
PIsIlic Laws. passed NJ the January session,
A. ID. lSyl, entitled AN act In amendment
OF Chapter 651 of the Public Laws. PASSED at
the January session. A. ID. lSs7, entitled An
act relating Ia wearing the badge Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic"
IL Is enacted by the General Assembly as fol-
lows
Section l. section l OF Chaptes sp Of the
Public Laws is hereby amended 20 as 20 read
as follows:
Section !. Any person not member respcc-
lively u the Society Of the Cincinnati. 6ocioty
Of the Sons of the American Revolution, So
ciety of the Daughters Of the American Reyo-
luton, Soeiety u tho War OF ISIS. Aztec Club
Of lel7 Military Order Of the Loyal Legion 9f
the United States, Grand Army Of the Repub-
lie, aons % Veterans, United States of Amer
lea; WQmen'e Belief Corps. Ladies' Aid So-
ciety, National Association Of Naval Veterans
Of the United States. Society of the Army of
the Potomac. Society Of the Army Of the Cum
berland society of the Army Of Ohio, Society
Of the Army 81 Tenpeesee, Societylof the Burn
side Expedition, or Society Of the Ninth Army
Corps, and sone of the Revolution, who sbafl
use or wear respectively the name, badge. dec
oretion. insignia, button. or rosctte thereof,
unlees he or she shall he entitled to use or wear
tho samo respectively under the con-tit ution,
bylaws, or rules and rcguatiOns a said 80.
cfctice or orders respectively. shall be fined
fwenfV aoiia'- f". as"h nFa"ss "
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-30
CHAPTER INA
"A Vl.r Nof<l l

uPassed July ]. l6n
AN ACT In amendment Of Chapter l062 Of the
Public LAVE passed at the January session.
Il h enacted by the General Assembly as fol-
lows:
section 1. Section / OF Chapter l0o2 OF the
Public Laws. passed at the January session. A.
d. lsr], and entitled An aot making an
nuAl appropriation for the armory rents Of eer-
tain companies Of tho brigade Rhode Island
militia and the naval reserve torpedo com.
pany." h hereby amended 30 a. TO read as fol
lows
Election These shaA DO appropriated a.
nuAlly, fpom any money In the Stats ueasury
not othoswiss appropriated, she sum Of stx
thousand seven hundred dollArs 20, ,7Os. OF %
much thereof as may bs necessary. TO provide
for armory sents Of such companies Of the
brigade Rhode fsland militia and the naval
reserve torpedo comQanies, and In such
state auditor b hereby avthorised 70 drew hie
order upon ths general treasurer fns tho pay:
ment u said Amounts upon the receipt Of
v0pehsTs e PROVIDED in :sStiea q this scsS ,
amended 90 a. to READ as fofloww
.eep fs e. sn% ss, %2ris e 1nds
saSsSs saS G. Of ss he o.
the aTmorY rents of the following named com
panies. and In such amounts as are act oppo-
hte he names on the seNerai companies W
wit
Companies A. y, G and ID, LIST regiment
infantry, Providence, .ei,oU
Company q, lst regiment infantry. provf-
Company d, is, BATTALION cavalry. frovl. -
MacEiSs gun i, batiisfY Providence, ,.....,. rs
lst and fnd separate companies, infantry, 80,
Companies Z. b, and Ii, End ';,Ai.siiii regiment in.
Company A, LIST battalion cavalry. Paw
COMPANY % q. end regimen, Infantry, Gen "
Company B. snd regiment infantry. New
c6mpsnics and p. ist regimen, infant.
Company K. Ina regiment iniantrry,
Nayni reserve reserve torpedo company, Bristol. rs
Naval reserve torpedo company. Newport e2O'
Sec, 3, All acts and parts Of ecte i9copsistent
shall take effect tinInediately
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-30
PUBLIC LAWS OF THE STATE OF
RHODE ISLAND-PASSED At THE
JANbARY SESSION. A. d. 1892.
CHAPTER llS.
lpassed Juno Y. l{D.) }


AN ACT 10 provide for voting Cor electors OF
president and vice president Of the United
States, and 10 addition 70 Chapter T3l Of the
Public Laws.
IL k enacted by tho General Assembly a. fot-
lows
Section ]. The names of candidates for the
Offices Of electors Of president and Vice prest
Qent 81 tho United ptates, WIN The NAMES ~
the towns n which they reside. shpll be A.
ranged upon the balhots 10 groupA Tho names
OF such candidates shall be numbered and
shall b arranged 10 tho order they occupy on
tho respective norpinatiD papers hled with
the secretary Of state IN accordance with the
provisions Of Chsptos 7ai Of the Public Laws.
The surnames Of The candidates Of zach pohti-
cal party for the aflces Of president and Woe
president of tho United States. with the party
or political designation at the right ot the
names, shall be printed Ia one line above the
respective groups of candidates for electors.
There shall be left at the right Of the party or
political designation a sufficient clear margin
or square In which each voter may designate
by a cross mayk (x) bis choice for electors and
no other clear margin OF space shall DO left In
any such group of candidates. euch group Of
candidates shah be arranged In the alphabet
ical order of the surnames Of tho candidates
nominated for president There shall be pro-
vided al the end Of the groups OF candidates as
many blink spaces. numbered corresponding.
~, hs tntft hTc pcrbOus u pS cscNtcu W tho
Offices Of electors.
Sec. g. a voter who desiree TO vote for an
entire group Of candidates for electors shall
place a cross mark (x In the square at the
right OF the party or political designation I'M
mediately above such group. and such cross
mark lX) shall count as vote for all OF the
candidates In such group. II a voter does not
desire TO vote for candidate In a group for
which he marks. he may erase the name Of
such candidate, and the cross mark (Xl shall
count IA n vote for all of the other candidates
In such group. When a voter desires 70 vote
for another person In place OF a candidate
whose name he has erased. he may insert 10
the blank space at the end Of the groups OF
candidates for electors, whose number corre-
spends with that OF the candidate whose name
he has erased, the name OF the person Of bis
choice, and place cross mark (X) In the
square at the right Of such name. A voter
who docs not mark for any group OF candidates
may vote for one or for several candidates for
electors by inserting a name or names In one
or more OF the blank spaces at the end Of the
groups Of electors, and placinga cross mark
Lx) In the square at the right OF each name.
The marks against names Inserted In the blank
spaces shall be coun ted IA now provided by
Law.
See. g. All acts and parts OF acte inconsis-
tent herewith are hereby repealed. and this
net shall take effect Immediately.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-30

The necessity for new highway from
Main street through the land owned by
the city adjoining st. Francis cemetery is
growing more apparent every day. Let
the membe OF the Council from the
Fourth and Fifth Wards look into this
matter
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-30

The TRIBUNE has frequently asserted
that the appointment OF the commission
on the enlargement OF the City Hail was
contrary to tho provisions of the City
Charter. II now seems TO dawn upon
some OF our contemporaries that there
was something In tho assertion.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-30
TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed Proposals will be received by the
Board 0f state Charities and Corrections for
the new building for the Asylum fer the In.
sane at the the state Institutions, Cranston,
X. L. until IL M. August 4, 1se2.
The plans and specifications for tho work
can be seen At the ONCE OF tho Board of state
Charities and Corrections, l04 North Main
street, Room 1. The committee will receive
bids for the mason work, carpenter work,
steam heating, plumbing, gas piping, venti.
lation and painting, in one bid or in separate
BIDS, and reserve the right 10 reject any or
terest OF the State.
Per order OF the Committee on Duiidings
and Repairs. CHARLES II. PECKHAM.
no Il Secretary.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-30

der to compare figures with previous re-
turns, as the "People's" party will take
hand at this trial. II will be interesting
to students OF politics to find out whether
the party will cut into the Democrats or
Republicans the most.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-30

Mayor Honey OF Newport has been
named by Chairman Harrity on the Execu-
tive Committee OF the National Demo-
cratic Committee. Chairman Harrity rec
ognizes that Rhode Island Is doubtful
state and intends that efforts to have Its
vote cast for the Democratic candidates
shall be made. Mayor Honey will un-
undoubtedly do his best to have this ac-
conplished.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-30

There was frost In Montana Thursday
night. This is not surprising when 1t Is
remembe that Mr.. Harrison's ice cart
driver halls from that State.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-30

The Journal is out today squarely for
Harrison; that is, as squarely as II ever
came out for anybody. We breathe easier
for there was an awful possibility OF Its
supporting Cleveland.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-30

A man found asleep on a dinning-room
table In Central Falls this morning was
arrested and charged with "sturdy beg
ging." He ought to be able to prove an
alibi.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-30

Uncle Jerry Rusk has evidently decided
to drive Congress out OF Washington by
the continued heat. This will be one
good result OF the hot wave.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-30
CHATTER ll3l,
".-..l I.lal IAF

Bhssed July !, IF1I
AN ACT mahing the twenty -nrss day OF 90
tober, A. ID. ls.e. a legal holiday.
Il is enacted by the General Assembly ~ fol-
lows
seetion The twenty-irst day Of October.
A. ID. lsse, being the four hundredth annivcr-
,axy Of the discovery Of America. shall be a 10
gal holid9y.
Sec. z II shall DO lawful 10 require payment
OF ali notes. checks and bills OF exchange due
and payable on said holiday TO be made on the
next day thereafter. and In default Of such
protest shall be as valid as II made on such
Sec O. This act shall take effect Immediately.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-30

Alabama holds a state election noxt
Monday. After II Is over IL viii be In or
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-30

CHAPTfH llO
(Passed July I. l6lzD
AN ACT IA amend meat of chapteS ~ of the
Public Statutes. entitled "Of Firearms and
Ftreworks"
Il d enacted by the Gcneral Assembly as fol
lows
Section L Section Of Chapter ~ Of the Pub
lie Statutes is hereby amended 40 as 10 read as
follows
"scction l. Every person who shall discharge
any ride, gun. musket. blundsrbusa. fowliug
piece, pistol, afr gun, spring gun ar other con-
triyanee arranged 20 discharge shot. bullets,
arrows darts, or other missiles. In or across any
road, street, square or lane. shall be Ined not
less than three dollars nor nor 1haA twenty
dollars"
Sec. 3 Section 9 of said Chapter 10 b hereby
amended 80 "A 10 read A. follows
"Sec. q. Every persop. not being at the time
under military duty, who shall discharge any
rifis. gun. musket. 6iundsrbuss, fowliny riecc.
pistol. air gun, spring gun. oI other small arms.
or any oontrivanoe arranged 20 discharge shot.
bullets, arrows. darts, OF other missiles, except
upon land owned or occupied by him. or by
permission of tho owner or occupant Of the
land on OF into which he may shoot, within the
compact part Of any town or city, or not being
at tho time on. military duty shah any
where discharge any Of such arms or contri-
vance, on Sunday. shall be hned not exceeding
Sec g. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent
herewith are hereby repealed, and this act
shall take effect Immediately.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-30
CHAPTER ilO.
fpassed July l4k, }

ssc, :. rms nc, shall rake effect from ana
after It's pAssaxe.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-30

UYANTKD-Women wanted in finishing
w room of Seamless Hosiery Factory.
Light neat work and good wages. Apply AZ
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NYANTED-Ladyo or gentleman seeking .
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with stamps, for full particulars, "MANA-
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ITO LET-Upper tenemcnt Of eight rooms;
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White and Hilton streets; Providence horse
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wocdlawn depot; rent eie. Apply To Nichol-
son and Thackray. 1bu
NvERYONE In need Of information on tho
~ suit icct Of advertising will do we'll 70
obtain copy Of "Bcoh for kdvertisers." ses
paid. ON receipt Of price. Contains careful
csmpilation from the American Newspaper
Directory OF all the best papers and drst-
class Journals; gives tho circuiation rating
OF cvsTy one, and good deal OF information
the business of Of - grf gsrnfy.srt,sing;; Address
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laugh AND GROW FAT.

Drink BuTLERS Hop peer.
Heaithfu,gand refreshing Miner NJ Waters
and Portable Fountains supplied to me trade
Main strest.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-30
JOHN NAGL1,
OIL East Avenue.

The coolest and best Lager IN the city,
fresh tapped every hours. All kinds OF
Ales. Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Ham and
Cheese Sandwiches cents tl5u
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-30

Navai reserve torpedo company, Bristol. rs
Naval reserve torpedo company, Newport ee0''
Sec. B, All acts and parts Of ecte Inconsistent
herewith are hereby repealed, and this oct
shall take effect Immediately.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-10
REFUGEES RELEASED
Minister Egan Loses Some
of His BOarders.
He Conducts Three Of Them to
Valparaiso.
There They Take Passage Aboard the
Yorktown for Peru.
No Attempt Made by the Chilean Au-
thorities to Prevent Their De-
parture-Others Likely
to Follow.
Associated Press Dispatcnes.

Associated Press Dispatches.
New YORK, Jan. 9.-The Herald's
Valparaiso correspondentsays: Minister
Egan this morning left the legation at
Santiago, escorting Juan and William
McKenna and Jose Carrera, three of the
nine refugees who had been under his
protection. They took train for Val
paraiso, going from there aboard the
United States cruiser Yorktown. This
action on the part of Egan, it is said,
was taken with the tacit approval OF the
present Chilean government. There
seems to be no doubt that the rest OF the
refugees will leave the legation at an
early date under similar conditions.
The Yorktown will probably sail for
Peru Monday, with the two McKennas
aboard. Carrera sails the same day
aboard the German steamer Abydos.
Public opinion relative to these refugees
is that Chile will get rid OF them.
While President Montt and the cabinet
would not grant them salvo conducto,
nothing was done to prevent their ieav-
ing the American legation.
Egan today received long cipher
dispatch from the American state de-
partment. He also received cable
from Minister Montt.
Mail Orderly Brady, who was sent
ashore some time ago to file cable
dipatch, did not return to the vessel.
and was supposed to have been foully
dealt with, but who proved to be de-
serter for the sake of woman in this
city, has been arrestsd and taken aboard
the Yorktown.
The widow and children of Balmaceda
expect to go to Europe in February and
reside in Barcelona. +.
President Montt yesterday visited the
prison in Santiago and released Colonels
Moran and Errazuriz. officers OF BaIma-
ceda's division at Coquimbo. He also
gave an order 70 release some other Bal
macediss military officers confined
there.
1t is probable that the nitrate.com-
bine's limit for the '92 output, win be
100000 quintals.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-10
A BADLY MIXED CASE.
Did Sidney Bell XIII jacobson or Is He
innocent?

Did Sidney Bell XIII jacobson or Is He
Innocent?
SAN Francisco, Jan. 9.-In the case
of Sidney Bell, charged with the murder
of Samuel Nj. Jacobson, trunk manu-
facturer, August 16, 1890, continuance
was granted today for one week. BELL
was convicted some time ago, but made
motion for new trial, on the ground
OF newly-discovere evidence, which mo-
ton is still pending. An afternoon paper
prints a lengthy affidavit alleged to have
been made by Edward w. Campbell,
who was arrested at the same time with
Bell, and whose testimony chiefly, on
first trial, tended to convict the latter.
Campbell is now in Chicago and
in the affidavit claimed to have been
made by him, il is stated he was in
fuenced by fears Of the police and by
the hope of release, to swear falsely
against Bell. The affidavit claims that
Jackson was not shot by Bell for
the purpose of robbery, but
that he was killed by one
Henry Schwartz during a family
quarrel. The affair has created con-
siderable interest from the conflicting
statements made by Campbell and
other witnesses on whom the prosecu-
tion relied to convict Bell, and charges
that have been made by them against
the detectives and police officials con-
nected with the case.