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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-10
GRADUATES OF ANNAPOLIS
Wni Go Aboard the II CID In Behalf o
the Brazilian Government.

the BRAZILIAN Government.
NEW YORK, Nov lo-El Cid, the big
improvised cruiser of the Brazilian govern
ment fleet fitting out mt this port, when
she sails will carry with her not only q
crew of hardy and able American seamen
and gunners, but also full list of officers
OF experience to command them. These
officers will be graduates Of the United
States naval academy at Annapolis. They
will act as watch officers in charge Of guns.
On FL Cid there are to be five watches
and five gun divisions, u watch officer hav-
ing personal charge Of each gun division.
Captain Baker, who will command FL
Gid, and is expected TO act AZ admiral Of
the entire Brazilian government feet after
1t has left this port, is not O graduate Of
the naval academy. His friends say be
was volunteer officer in the navy during
the rebellion. But his assistants will be
from the naval academy.
So far four graduates of the academy
have enlisted for service against insurgent
Admiral Mello. They are Marlborough
Craven, graduate Of the class of 1881 at the
naval academy; Fred II. Startling and
John J. Conway. graduates of the class Of
1852, and Edward Brinley. graduate of the
class Of 1889.
Craven IL son Of Admiral I. T. Craven
who commanded the BrooKlyn under Ad-
miral Farragut. Young Craven stood at
the head Of his class at Annapolis in sea-
manship. He was considered the best all.
round practical man of his class. He was
the assistant engineer ia charge OF tho
construction OF the Niagara Falls power
tunnel and at present. is in charge OF the
great quake bridge dam at Croton landing.
Sparling is from the state OF Washing
ton. He ran away and went to sea when
boy and his family sought to crafty his
nautical tastes by having him appointed
to Annapolis. lie Is now head Of the firm
of +. II. Sparlirg 81 Co., dealers in wire
rope at A Broadway.
Conway Is member OF the samo firm.
He comes from Norwich, N. Y.
Brinley resigned from the service to
enter the cotton business in the south.
Later he came to this city aud now has an
Office ia Wall street.
Though the four who have enlisted are
engaged in active and lucrative business
at home, iheir natural love of adventure
and possible glory has incited them to
take part in tine Brazilian war
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-10
Still Kept Up Under the Command
Of admiral NslIo.
THE SHORTAGE OF AMMUNITION
Not Received with Good Grace by In
surgcnts - Graduates Of Annapolis
who wnl lake Charge OF Peiyote's
New EIeet--Its Commandsr.

NEW YORK. Nov. 10.--The World this
morning publishes the following cable
dispatch from Ducnos Ayres. dated Nov. o.
The bombarding of Rio has been kept
up sLce Tuesday. The fort at Niclheroy
fircl upon aud sunk yesterday one Of
Mello's TORPEDO boats Nictheroy and
Fort Villegairnon have been much dam
aged by shells
Althouga various explanations have
been made TO account for the explosion OF
powder magazine on Governors island.
tho real cause IN left in mystery Mello's
guards, unless there was traitor among
them. would not have fired 1t purposely.
The bottom falls out Of the story that
Peiyoto's men were on duty there ands act
ing under orders. blew II up on seeing the
British sailors land, mistaking them for
Mello's men. because it was AL fnsurgent
magazine.
The most Plausible explanation ad-
vanced. fortified too by Mello's charge that
he goverpineut was responsible, In that
'bne OF Peixoto's gunners. seeing the
British soldiers land ON Governors island,
tnou9ht ihas they were detachment OF
Mello's marines after powder and launched
at ihs magazine. which by chance slipped
inside and ignited the vast store Of pow
ler.
The explosion was terrific. In fact there
was success sion of violent shocks. and
every reminder Of volcanic eruption.
The ground about he harbor beaved and
tremblci for hours. while immense vol
umes of flames nnc smoke shot up into the
clouds ] he dciongtion was heard for
miles Great damage was done in the city
Of Rio, esrec ally In the way Of shattered
doors. windows aud skylights This maya
zine was the principal storehouse of am
munition for The relsl feet TIE loss Is
felt all the mora because four of their
magazines have been blown up within =
week.
Late 10 the afternoon of the same day
there was heavy cannonading between
VillegaiRnon and the lar forts, lasting
three hours. After darkness set in the
light on the st. John guided the gunners
In aiming their heavy cannon. The insur-
gents replied TO the FIRE without seeming
to take aim, and apparently were wild
over the less of powder mag eazines. These
losses of supplies OF ammunition no doubt
had an influence in deciding Mello to try
to wind up the war speedily.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-10

4 ,mments Of English Papers % ths
Re~~ut Election.

LONDON. Nov. 10 The lin,s sad ye-
terday: No, Mr.. C.evelanl has hon re-
.uneo, but TamInany Hall end Senator
Hill The old fashioned conscience Of Eu'
rop, will rejoice that the vcriict went
against the novel folm OF political moral
ity represented by III, Maynard candida.
ture. The result w II be felt severely by
the iings AMI Losses whose power is so
great In Amelic,n l.tics. They will
again learn that there ara lengths to
which II Is unsafe TO go. that even the easy
American public will not stand too fla
ga Z corruption of the judiciary. Mr..
Cleveland may row think 1t advisable to
break with Taumany a1d discard Mr.
Hornblowcr. Whilst &. Ia difficult 10
form an inferercs from the result on
national issues. the election seems 70
point to reaction against Mr. Cieveland's
anli-iariff reform. We often have seen
similar cases here; trade depression or a
had harvest driving men too seek relief
by changing rulers. On the other hand.
Mr. Cleveland displayed s renath on the
silver question, and may show similar DO
termination in dealing with the tariff
The Stardird says: The defeat of May
nard is cheering protest against political
immortality. The emphntic defeat OF the
Democrats Is not 50 easily explained IL
may possibly be regarded rs popular dis.
approval of the recent proceedings OF con
gres, on the silver bill.
The Daily Chronicle says: It Is . long
time since such hopeful message em.
anatei from America. Nothing could be
more gratifying than this evidence that.
after all there H. a limit TO passive endur.
ance Of electors driven out by the parry
machine. We imagine that to nobody will
this revuls!on be more welcome than TO
Mr. Cleveland, who tas long been anxious
TO escape from the thrall OF Tammany
The pres dent himself. however. Is largely
responsible for the Republican victories.
The ele.tors found that "a change OF name
did not neces>aily m Al a change of polit-
teal methods. Civil servants OF tried Ell
cheney were discarded in favor of incom.
petents who had bsen generous contribu
tors To campaign funis. The highest posts
were placed at the fee. Of the gang that
had ruined both the western farmer and
the general laborer When the panic
seized the land ihs people cried for release
from the silver purchases, but private con.
siderations were allowed TO block the way
until the Republicans came To tn, rescue
In this way the American voter was
taught that he had changed masters. but
not burdens Now the voters have re.
volted against the new master.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-10
PRIESTS ExlLED.
Peasants Tried to Rescue Them and Were
shot Down by the Guards.

Peasants Tried to Rescue Them and Were
shot Down by the Guards.
BERLIN, Nov. l0.-Twenty-two Catholic
priests were few days ago exiled from
the vistula QRussia) district oa the charge
that they had opposed the authorities.
Yesterday. under guard, the priests started
for thei- destinations. A large number OF
peasants gathered, and, seeing that the
priests were being forced to leave. made an
attempt to rescue them from the gen.
darmes who had them In charge.
A desperate fight followed. The peas
ants would most likely have succeeded in
their object had not tue gendirmes been
re-enfor,e | by number OF Cossacks. Final
ly the Cossacks dred into the crowd, kill
ing and wounding many persons. After
the volley wa' fired into the crowd the
peasants dispersed and the gendarmes
started away with their prisoners.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-10
Explo.,on cla,mod Three Victim.

QUEBEC, Nov. 10.-By boiler explosion
at ST. Anne du Sault thres men perished.
Olive Goupil had gone to work with Davis
Mccarthy and Saul Eli. The body of Gou.
pfl was literally torn to Fragments. Nc
Carthy's back was broken aud Eli was
scalded in frightful manner. He sur.
fered most intense agony until death re-
n i'm,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-10

New YORK. Nov. 10. City Marshal Rice
of Springfield. Mass. requested the polio,
of this city to send out general alarm for
Frank j. Lynch. "a years old, who disap-
peared from home on the night of Nov. 1.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-10

TOLEDO. Nov. 10.--A sonthbound pas.
sengcr train crashed into a northbound
freight near Rising Sun last evening. The
collision was due to the disobedicnce of
orders on the part of the engineer of the
freight. A heavy fog prevailed at the
time and obscured the vision Of the pas.
senger engineer -Four men were killed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-10

PORTSMOUTH, n. IT,, Nof. i0-J. Warren
Smnte, in-. ector ,f tue signal service and
cal iorecas, oalc' al at boston, has been
,his cay nnd visited the Isles Of Shoals.
.b,rs hu dsci I'D upoa establishing n
government Sil;nal station, which can now
o done owing To tue islald being coa-
n c1sd by bic with tho mainland.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-10
stock Brokers Robbs..

NEW YORK, Nov. 10. - Granville w.
Nichols, bookkceper and confidential clerk
for Jscquetin g. Co., stock brokers. has
been arrested on the charge Of embezzling
81, i,000. This amount does not represent
the total of Nichols thefts
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-10
jersey Murdcrers.

{ TRENTON. A. j.. Nov i0.--The supreme
court has affirmed the conviction OF Wcs
ley Warner. for the murner Of Lizzie Peak
at Mt Holly. aud also the conviction of
John koccis, a Hungarian, who murdered
his mistress, Mary Majols. in this city
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-10

LOWELL, Mass Nov. 10 1T is now be
l.tved THAI suns of tne 5, ven mea arrested
Yesterday ty he Lweii po.iee insp, ctors
were co"cr.aed III the ROBBERY of the resi-
dencc OF u. c. swift on Canton street.
This morning Mi,s Fannie Bartlett discov-
cred that tho hOus, Ia been riusacked,
and IL as r,p, rt.d that she Identified "A por-
II OF .ar property ut the police station
~ hat of M.. aud Mrs swift.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-10

BELFAST, Ne, Nov. 10 The supreme
court, Judge I.iDoy. has adjourned after
Oh ee weeks ,e,sioa. Nine divorce cases
ind 10 criminal cares. the latter being
mostly for violations of the liquor law,
xVere 4 r.e
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-10
BrIdueport Factory burned.

BEIDoEPoRT, Conn, Nov. l0.-The fac
tory Of the bridgeport Crucible company
was destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon.
All the hands escaped, and Miss Wolfe,
the bookkeerer, rescued the company's
books Loss is $4,000. Insurance for
t3O. 800 was taken out three days ago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-10
Floods I'm Italy.

RoNr. Nov 10 "A dispatch from Cas-
sino says the town and the whole sur
rounding country are flooded with four
feet OF water. Railway traffic between
Naples aud Rome Is suspended.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-10

LONDON. Nov. H. In some districts
coal, In conseqmn;c of the s'rik" OF the
miners. Is retailing n. sixty shiilincs fi5)
per ton. The weather is cold, ani IN
prices demanded for coal place IL cut vi
che reach of the poor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-10
Ferris Wheel.

New YoRK, .Nov. l0.--The Suns
Chicago special says: The Ferris wheel
proved TO be bonanza fer its owners
Exactly l.453,6ll people paid TO ride In
IL during the four months Of It's opera.
tlons.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-10
Generous MIR. Grubb.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 10. = Brgadief
General 4 H. Grubb. ex.minister of Spain
under President Harrison. has offerei a
$1,000 cup for another University OF Penn.
sylvania- Princeton football game.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-10
Was Janitor In Fall River.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Nov. 10. John G.
New on, whose body was found on tho
shore AT Long Branch, was janitor of the
Durfce bank in tn 5 city. lie went to
England 40 recover from an attack OF
nervous prostration, and left to return
here Oct Ia
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-10
Death List of seven.

CHICAGO, Nov. l0-The number u
deaths as the result Of Wednesday nights
collision in the city has reached seven
A number o: the injured are expected to
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-10

SOUTH FRAMfSGnAM, Mass, Nov. ic.--
About 45 baud las ers were discharged
irem he boot factory ~ Gregory. shaw &
Co. yes etday, the coacern introducing
lasting macbiues. '...t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-10

Ono of Amerlca's ,iost Charming Ao-
tresses fAsvss Away In London.
LONDON, Nov. io.-Annie Pixley. the we'll
known American actress. died iE this city
wecnesd ". M IS pixl,y passed nv AZ Al
the rrs..s,-.e 80 hro. Lo '-in-law, Edwin
Fulfosd Derh was crus.d by brain f.
Aer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-10
oIvmric Doe.n't Want It

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. l0-The contest
committee OF the Olympic club sitter Q
lengthy discussion, decided TO reject the
articles sent here by Corbett and Mitchell
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-10
Woman Suffrage Victory.

DENVER. .,ov. l1.--Ret,Irns from tho in
,er.rr show strad- increase In the major
III IvI woman suIIasa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-10

ROME, Nov. TO- "A decree requiring the
payment OF customs duties In gold prob
ably will BE- Issued this week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-10

The wiscst course In iolitlcs 10 70 vets Tor the
bsst man. sad you caarot be mlstAkel. SO IN
the use OF blood. purinsrS you eant bo mistaken "
you take Ayers sr- 'pr.iit bccaus, al parti -
agree tha, II 10 ms bot NE tup.r.or Med Gu
lry 10 tnis month.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-02
TELEGRAPHIC BREvIrIEs.

John Burns, the English labor leader, is
i'll.
Para has not gone over to the Brazilian
rebels
Yellow fever is decreasing at Santos,
Brazil.
A coal b,caSe: was buraed near Tam
aque, Pa
The steamer Waterbury was damaged
b. fire at New York
No more yisi ora are 10 ba admitted to
the Massachusetts stats p .s9n.
The Portuguese cabinet Is to ask tho
king TO dissolve the Cortea
Brigadnr General OTIS has been as.
signed u the department Of the CoIumbis.
The Cam r,uia male the passage to
Queenstown n days 10 hours Al m inutes
The employers liability bill passed its
second reaii9g Ia tie British house Of
lords.
Chauncey Dapew attended the Thanks
giving banquet Of he Ame icIn coony ct
Rome.
French saving biuks have p ,id out since
Jan.l lSsl slO01,DJJ mTe ,han they have re.
ceiyeh
John MoCesil5 huaicd for y gas l.ak
with match T. ..t1n aud was badly
hur5 by The ,xpltsot.
Emil Eose his b en appointed assistant
appraiser Tor the district OF New York.
vice ). S,nnley Isaacs. removed.
Frank Gartland. held on n charge nj
murierously assaulting JOAN Taylor Of
Brlinirc. M,ss.. was discharged By the
ceuit Tor want Of cause to hold him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-02

The Bsrlla Anthropological society has
recently eenploloa some curious tabula.
tions on the average size of families in the
various countries OF Europe. According 10
these statistics the average nsnbsr VI per
sons In families in the different European
countries ia as follows; France, bSs; Dsn-
mark, 3.6l; Hungary, $40; Switzerland
394; Austria and Belgium. 4o5; Eaglsad,
4os. Germany, 40; sweden ard Norway
4l2; Hollapd, sgg; eeotlszs. <<s; Italy,
4.5+; Spain. aC5: Iiussia, 4t8. aud Ireland
5.2o.-st. Louie Republic.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-02
[ LOOKING CLASS.

/ was talking with cousin of Mr..
Charles II. Flint's last night about his
recent visit 10 this city. Everything he
touches turns gold, she remarked, sand
he has made most wonderful success in
his South American trade. You will re-
member in the Chilinn war the big New
York houses of Charles X. Flint and w.
X. Grace were striving for the supremacy
I'm Chilian affairs and now i'm Brazil Grace
~ Co. have been distanced and Charles X.
Flint Is the recognized agent OF the Bra
lillian government. Flint is a Maine man
and is warm personal friend OF Minister
Mendonca, who represents Brazil at Wash
ington. Madame Mendonca is Cherry
field, Me-, girl and spends her summers at
her old home" Charles X. Flint takes
big chances, and it Is understood that the
money which has paid for Peixoto's new
navy came from a sale OF bonds 10 the
amount Of S2,O00,000 issued by Peixoto.
Flint az Co. and their friends took this en-
tire issue but they probably have taken
precautions so that in the event of the
war going against Peixoto they will not
lose much If anything. Charles II. Flint
is n small understood man, with face
clean save his mustachc and with q pair
OF sharp though kindly eyes that never
betray his thoughts. In this sporting,
with governments and millions he has
never yet made serious loss and 1t is
doubtful if he does in this case. Dear
me, these Yankees are to be found
everywhere, aren't they, and invariably
on top?
A sermon TO young men will be preached
in Emmanuel church, Newport, on Sun
day evening by Rev. F. b. Cole, assistant
in the Church OF the Messiah, this city.
1t Will be the annual sermon before the
Brotherhood OF st. Andrew.
! ! !
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coitrell and Mr.. and
Mrs. Augustus Cottrell of this city are
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph s. Cot
trell of Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Caswell OF this
city spent Thanksgiving with their son,
Charles Caswell, ir., OF Middletown.
Mrs. George Carter of Mapping road is
in this city for weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hazard of Middle
town have returned from their visit tn
this city, where they spent Thanksgiving
day.
Mrs. Frank T.. Lewis and Mrs. Thomas
Barker of MiddIetown have been guests
OF Mrs. Lucinda Crowel of this city for
few days.
Mrs. Anatasia Sherman, with her sons,
Andrew and Harry, OF Middletown, spent
Thanksgiving in tlfis city with Mrs. Sher-
mans daughter, Mrs. Henry Cottrell.
Mr.. Louise Chase, with Flint x Co., of
this city, spent Thanksgiving with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Constant G. Chase
of Portsmouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williston Cady of this
city spent Thanksgiving with Rev. and
Mrs. ii. b. Cady of Portsmouth.
MIR. William McGrath and family of
this city were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter StillmGn OF Lakewood, this week.
DR.. Edgar Remington OF this city was
the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ii.
w. Remington OF Riverpoint, Wednesday.
Thomas Mcmahon of this city is visiting
relatives in Riverpoint.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-02

will preach, followed by communion. Vesper
service OF song at 7:JO.
Universalist.
GEoReIAvILLE USIvERsALIsp CHURCH,
the Rev DIR Eddy. pastor-Service at l;jV 10,
followed by sunday school.
BALLoU UsIvERsALIsT CHURCH. Smith
street. Rev. Frank Maguire, pastor-Sermon
school a. is.i5 m; YP,c u at5pm.
FIRST UHIvERsALrsr CHURCH. Rev. III.
i. Cushman. ID ID, pastor Morning service
At l0:45 m: holy communion at IL IN: sun
day school at l2:3O y m: yesper service AT n
with musical feature. Gounod's Gallia.
East Providence.
UHIvERsALisr CHURCH Rev. DR.
EDDY. pastor. Service at .o:l5 a m: Sunday
theme, the hymn "kock OF Ages" and its
author, with musical Illustrations
Advent.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH,
Gaspee building. South Main street-Sabbath
school at 10 m; regular meeting at ll:5O IN
every Saturday.
other Services.
MISSION OF GLAD TIDINes. 755 West
minister street-Preaching at 3p IN by Rev
Rufus Wendell I; young peoples meeting at
$50 p m; evening service 1:5D p m.
NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN-Serv vi ce
at Richmond street Free Congrega-
tional church corner OF Pine street. at p IN
by Rev A W Hvistendahl, pastor. Sunday
school at y m.
MISSION At 81 CRANsros STREET. HoYLE
building Preaching by Mrs 4 Hazel at .
and 1870 IN.
MISSION OF THE COMING KING. 1928
Broad street-Prayer meeting at 1890 q IN /;
Sunday school at 1870; preaching AZ 3 IN
by Elder j A Gardner; conference At i:jO y IN.
YOUNG WoMEN's MEETING (P Il wv CA
435 W Nestminster street at s:45 p IN. Mrs 4 6
Garnwell will lead, subject, /" False Ekpecta-
lion OF Salvation" All women invited.
BETHEL CHRISTIAN Mission. 50 Wick
Feast Foreyer." 90. Prayer meetings
Wednesday and Friday evenings st 1.3). All
are welcome.
The FIREMEN's MEETING will bs held
with Hose CO. No. o. corner Atwell's avenue
sPSrdb sna she invited WITH
it's pastor, Rev j G Cooper TO conduct the
service. Extra music expected. Friends OF
TIE work welcome.
NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH, Trinity
square: pastor. Rev IL c Hay Sermon. lOf5
"A 10, topic, "Idolatry;" sunday school
at II: chapel service $50. All invited.
ALLEN CHAPEL. A Street. Rev l. w
Generette, pastor Services. l0:45 am, 2.b and
73J IN; sunday school, y IN.
CHURCH OF THE MEDIAToR-Rev. III.
w Rugg, ID. pastor. Morning service con-
Quoted by the pastor at l0.45 m: sunday
school session AT l23O y m.
YMCA Building-9:30 IN. committee
mems conservation service: 4:3J m, song
service. for men, with address by Rev Lam y 4,
sprague. Gospel service for al this Satur-
dav evening at 8, in charge of ENangehsts
Il iss and Jacobs of Chicago.