The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-26
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Mgr Satolli is to remain in America.
Henry Petit, the dramatist, died In
London.
Rio Janeiro has not been taken by in
surgents.
Money is scarce in Chicago to pay city
employees.
Pillsbury won the New York chess
tournament.
Two men were killed by an explosion in
Pittston, Pa.
Nora Birmingham, q Lynn, Mass,
girl, is missing.
The Hamilton House, Washington, was
damaged by fire.
Chancellor Won Caprivi processes to
tired of his Office
The anti-tax movement has gained fresh
headway in Sicily.
A stove foundry in Sackville, n. b., was
burned; loss $4,000.
A baby weighing but one pound was
born at Lynn, Mass.
The big pulp mill at Madison, Me-, is
TO resume operations.
John Harrigan was found drowned in
canal at Lowell, Mass
The bsrning OF the West Lynn, Mass,
hotel caused 5000 loss.
Ex-Justice Walter +. Smith of Brook
lyn committed suicide.
Ex-Congressman John G. Nichols Of
Blackshire, Ca, is dead.
Anarchist workshops were raided in
Barcelona and Valvidera.
Bank President Willard r. Holmes of
Kansas City was arrested.
Alexander Hamilton, Jr., committed
suicide at Stoughton, Mass.
A supposed incendiary fire in Littleton,
N. H., caused loss of $4,000.
Mrs. w. A. Braley of Monmouth, Me,
committed suicide by hanging.
Most of the crew of the Vineyard sound
lightship are sick with the grip.
Timothy M Dermott of Brooklyn fatally
slashed George Clancy with a razor.
A young Czech was arrested at Prague
for assassinating Police Agent Urva.
Daniel Clohccy of Haverhill, Mass, at
tempted suicide by cutting his throat.
German trades unions are purging their
membership lists of anarchist suspects.
Emperor William and his family spent
Christmas in the new palace at Potsdam.
Rufus +. ingalls,, recently appointed
postmaster at Gorham, N. H., died sud-
denly.
Beatrice Hamilton is to sue the Broad
way, New York, Gable Road company for
$5O. 900.
The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
railroad has passed into the hands of re-
ceivers.
One man was killed and another in
jured by caving gravel bank at Wo-
burn, Mass
Thomas F.. Loves of Chelsea, Mass,
grand jury.
Boston aldermen voted down an order
looking TO the securing of pay for the use
of the subway.
Bishop Lawrence will efiieiate as chap
lain at the inauguration of the Boston
city government.
Melville w. Drew, one of the oldest and
most successful business men of Jackson
vile, Ella, is dead.
vandals broke into a cemetery chapel
and otter buildings in New Haven and
destroyed property.
Fire engines got tangled up with
street car at Portland, Me-, and several
persons were injured.
Two thousand garment cutters with
drew from the knights of Labor in New
York and New Jersey.
There was deficit OF $1,000, 900 In the
revenue of the Dominion FOR the fiscal
year ending June 30 last.
Governor Mitchell Of Fl1rida says ne
will stop the Corbett- Mitchell fight II he
t, o,,fhArffxv
John l.. Sullivan mixed ia fight be-
tween members Of his company and spent
Sunday in Jail at Sandusky, o.
George Cornwall, the kidnapped Mel
rose, Mass, boy. was found by Boston
police and returned to his home.
The 22-year-old Bohemian, Charles
Pross, who shot himself at Newport, X. l.,
on account of love affair. is dead.
Wallace b. Miller, agent for the New
Haven Steamboat company, died very
suddenly of apoplexy at New Haven.
John +. Tribble, ship captain and re-
vivalist. whose remarkable dreams have
attracted attention. died at Mystic, Conn.
Jvhu +. Burns of Northampton, Mass,
who took paris green and laid down upon
the grave Of his betrothed, died at hos
pital.
Rev. II. +. Hurlburt Of Marion, Ia,
opened series of revival meetings at tho
Methodist Episcopal church, Bridgewater,
Mass.
Rev. Charles NJ Sampson OF st. Johns
bury, VT, has accepted a call to the pas
torate of the Center church, Hartford,
Conn.
The st. Johnshury. VT, Daily Repub-
lican will suspend publication Wednes-
day. The Weekly Republicans win be csn-
tanued