Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-27
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.

Rraazv PARAGRAPHS Picked Up Everv-
where bv UBIQUITOUS Reporters.
The Grand jury met today at Provi.
dence.
An adjourned meeting OF the Common
Council will be held this evening.
It is expected the transfer OF the armory
site to the State will be made this week.
Two hundred and three years ago Mon
day the first American newspaper was
issued.
A workman on the Central avenue sewer
received a shock from "live" wire yes
terday.
Charles ii. Austin OF Providence has
been granted a pension and Daniel X.
Ellington OF Nsrragansett Pier an in
crease.
The Greene q Daniels mill is running
again and about half the usual number
are at work.
Hundreds visited Jolly's millinery par
lors last evening and today to see the
latest novelties.
The boat train was half an hour late
last night when 1t passed through here,
owing to an accident.
When the baseball season ends the foot
ball season begins. The three balls sea-
son lasts all the year round.
A meeting OF the Veteran Firemen's As
sociation will be held this evening and the
Hay Cart will be given atrial.
Dick Davis, the star wing player OF the
Wanderers, will be united In marriage to-
morrow to charming young lady.
Josh Billings said: al will never pur-
chase lottery ticket so long as can hire
man to rob me at reasonable wages"
Ex-Alderman Edward Smith and wife,
and William p. Maroney and wife arrived
home from the Worlds Fair yesterday.
II Mr.. Van Allen buys newspaper clip
pings about himself he must haye ma
terial for an interesting scrapbook now.
Lyman T. Goff, son OF Col. L. b. Goff,
whom II was rumored was killed by an
electric car, arrived home today safe and
sound.
The work OF "The Rainmakers" at
Keith's Opera House, Providence, is evil
IDENTIFY having It's effect. We have had
lots OF weather this week.
They say good paper is now made from
the waste hops in breweries. It behoves
our prohibitionist brethren to be on the
alert against this dangerous product.
The cases OF Michael Melvin for assault,
Antonia Monery and Antonio Fauni for
keeping liquor for sale contrary to law
were continued to Monday Oct. End this
morning In the District Court.
Chief Perry, Captain Rhodes, Detec-
tive Haberlin and several other officers
were before the grandytry today, and Of
ficer Black was In charge OF the station.
The meeting of the court of inquiry
into the charges preferred against Capt.
Bernard Hackett has been postponed until
October 10. The commission consists of
Captains Ely and Barker and Major
Strauss.
Very Rev. Michael McCabe, pastor OF
st. Charles Church, Woonsocket, and
Vicar General OF the Providence diocese,
arrived home yesterday afternoon from a
two months stay In Europe, most OF which
time was spent In Ireland.
John Moran, whose home was In this
city, died at the State prison Monday
night OF consumption. Moran was "a
years OF age and was serving a 12-years
sentence for shooting Officer Feeley of
Providence, July a, 1890. His last words
were, al am innocent"
d. F. Lawler, manager OF the advertis-
In department of the Fall River Herald,
was welcome caller at the TRIBUNE Of
flee yesterday. He Is a bright, progress
sive young man to whom the Herald owes
much OF the popularity and prosperity 1t
now enjoys in the Spindle city.