The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-27
NEWS CONDENSED.
King George Tubou of the Tonga /.
ands In dead.

King George Tubou OF the Tonga ISL
ands Ii dead.
Joseph Payne, a negro, was lynched al
1eliico, Ienn', Tor assaulting white girl
Postmaster Hart OF Boston is a candl-
date for the Republican nomination for
governor.
South Framing ham, Mass, officers can
tured two burglars who had made a good
nights haul.
William B. Curtis, a wealthy mine
owner, was blown to pieces in shanty
near Danbury, Ct.
Two children OF 8. GleitE OF Tarentum.
Pa, were burned To death while their par,
| ents were at a funeral.
The Erie vestlbule train was wrecked
near Olean, N. Y, and ten persons were
seriously injured. No one was killed.
Robbers entered the store OF J. ID. Rome
at Shepherdston, Pa, and stole cash. lew
slry and valuable papers to the amount OF
The PopuIists OF Kansas have agreed to
| respect the Supreme Court decision and
win take their seats In the Republican
| House.
Sixty weavers in the woolIen mill of the
;. l.. Sayles Company, Danielsonville. Ct.
nave struck for an advance Of the price
per piece.
A sneak thief visited II. G. Morse's resi-
dence on Blossom street, Fitchburg.
Mass, stole gold watch, some silver.
ware and sum OF money.
A package consigned TO the TYLER TEX
National Bank from w. L. Wells, pur.
porting TO contain 10000, when opened
was found to contain only paper.
Ten produce commission houses on
south Water street, Chicago, were dam
aged by fire to the extent OF $4,000. The
hre originated from spontaneous combus-
tion.
Brigands entered the post Office in Mis-
terbiance, Sicily, stabbed to death POST
master Perinis and his family, and car
ried OF all the money and much of the
mail.
- The electric cars OF the East Middlesex
street Railway resumed trips between
WoDurn and Melrose Highlands, Mass,
on Saturday evening, having been snow
bound since Tuesday.
Miss Julia Force, sister OF the leading
shoe merchant of Atlanta, Ga, shot and
Killed her two sisters. The shooting was
he result OF quarrel. They all moved
In the highest social circles OF that city.
Four of the ten Duquesne strikers con-
vlcted oil riot were sentenced to from two
TO six months in the workhouse. The
other SIX 'ailed to appear, and their bonds
were forfeited. They will be arrested
oNhVOhNAS fiiluit hliu NlAfN, Dafl0 Sner- 4
man, Mist and Sarah NJ. Jacobs, from |
Georges, have arrived at Gloucester. All |
bring reports OF violent gales and extreme |
cold weather during the past two weeks.
William Alger of Manchester, n. H., had
tooth extracted, from which terrible
occurred. He lost three
quarts OF blood and is now unconscious,
out unless blood again starts he may re-
,over.
The steamship Queenswore has arrived
II Baltimore with Capt. Atley and crew of
he schooner South Shore o' and for Bos-
on from believe, Ga, with cargo OF
uinber. The schooner was abandoned on
he evening OF the 24'h
A dispatch from Provincetown states
hat Canoon's Hollow life saving station
vas totally DESTROYED by fire during the
nth The clothes they had on. Some were
= their stocking feet. They saved only a
lie boat, life gun and gear.
The Lawrence bound freight on the
georgetown branch struck an unknown
I'm walking on the track in Bradford.
' nen picked up he wa1 breat hing, but
,ill probably die, as his skull Is fractured.
re was man about 40 years old, but
here was nothing in his pockets by
'hich to identify him.
Some unknown person broke into the
arm OF Charles u. Andrews at North Sut-
)n, n. H., Friday night, and stabbed a
'Vorlte horse TO death. Andrews was
lperintendent OF the town almshonse a
wv years ago, and incurred The enmity of
,rteln inmates while there Last wear
IS barn was burned by sn incendiary.
The eastern mail train OF the Maine
entral which left Bango- for st. John
o'clock Saturday morning met with
accident at Greenbash The driving
ID OF the engine broke and went throuob
e CAB, throwing the engineer, Fred Lit :
OF Nanceboro out and fracturing his
m, but The hreman va' nos injured. ,