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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-05
TWO ASSAULTS.
Ono Followed the other and the Court
VIII Settle 10th.

One Followed the other and the Court
VIII Settle 4 9th.
Late Monday night Officer Mcguire, OF
the Fifth Station, arrested man named
James Waters, on warrant charging
him with an assault on Grace Spencer.
He was arraiRned before Judge
Cooke yesterday and pleading not
Qnilty was held for trial Friday.
The woman alleges that she was attack
ed by Waters. who threw her down on
the ground, tearing her clothing badly.
This morning the court heard the
SEQUEL to the tale of woe when Henry
Spencer, husband of Grace Spencer, was
brought to the bar OF justice, charged
with an assault ON James Waters.
1t was found that yesterday Spencer
met Waters. who was out on ball. and
be proceeded to take revenge for the
alleged assault on his wife. lie banged
him on the head and cut bad
cash over the eye. at least so Waters
says, but as Spencer denies the allegt-
tion the affair will be fully aired on
E<iday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-05
PEARY IN BOSTON.

His Craft Eagerly Inspected by Hub Sci
sntists.
BosToN July 5.--The arrival of Lieuten!
ant Peary's ship, the Falcon, has created
a great stir in scientific Boston. The yes
sci was tied up TO Constitution wharf
upon her arrival last night, and early
this morning as soon as 1t became known
she was here, the place was snrroun ed
by an eager throng who wanted to 90
aboard. The crowd was not big but
what it lacked In size 1t made up In EN-
thusiasm.
sieutifle and every nook and corner ia
being examined to-day with care that
would put to shame the best efforts OF n
gypsy moth scout who had not got
track Of bug for month. The boat
will be open to inspection for two DAYS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-05
Hose p's Recepti.on.

It was gay party thar assem- bled at
Hose gs house on Atw,lls avenue last
evening. the occasion being Inception
and supper by the members. to a select
few invited guests. The guests
were Messrs. Walter Stackpo Q.
A. Elder, George II. Farmer, Frank
Brown. John Hall and several others
Fireman Fleckhamer OF the company
presided aud officiated as toastmaster
Speeches were made by the guests, Cap
tain Kelly and other members of the com
pany. The affair was an unqualified sue
cess and will be made an event OF annual
occurrence
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-05
ASHORE ON THE ROCKS.
Excursion Steamer Met with an Acci.
dent Near Westerly.
SPECIAL TO THE NEWS.

SPECIAL To TIN NEWS.
WESTERLY. July 8 The steamer Surf
City. OF Westerly. on her o'clock trip
from Watch Hill broke her rudder chains
and ran on the rocks near the Clark
Thread company's works.
Captain DAWN took every precaution
TO prevent striking on the ROCKS. but the
tide and wind were both against them
and In spite of himself the boat was
driven with great force on the jagged
rocks.
People were thrown TO the decks, and
the sound Of breaking crockery and
glass, and shrieks OF women and chill
dren for moment almost caused panic.
Captain DAWN and his crew proved
equal To the emergency and prevente
the passengers from being hurt. The
boat remained on the rocks for an hour
aud half when at high tide she backed
uff disclosing n big jaggel hole Just
above the water line. The Surf City Is "A
small steamer aud had a big cargo.
AL OF the 500 excurdonis,s were anded
at the Clark company's wharf safely.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-05

The b. L. club had an outing
yesterday aud the affair ''panned
outs to be u great success
About fifty couples participated and
boarded the steamer Wave, leaving this
city at 10 o'clock in the morn
ing, sailing to Saunderstown, where
an elaborate dinner was served.
Then the merrymakers proceeded Ito
Narraganset Pier where stop Of a lew
hours was made The party then re-
turned. to this city arriving here at S
O'Clock. Messrs Charles Rutts aud w.
III. Thompson were the committee OF ar
rau. ernonte
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-05
WORKN SPECIAL SESSION
Matters Other Than Finance to Be
Considered by Congress.
ANNUAL APPROPRIATION BILLS.

These May Be Put Out OF the Way Bc
fore the financial Bills Are Taken Up.
Call for n Convention of the Bi-netal-
lie League-Gen. Warner Talks.
WASHINGTON, July 5.-Although the
special session of Congress which will begin
Aug. z, is called for the specific purpose
Of dealing with the financial question. 1t is
apparent that the Executive apprehends
that IL may undertake other work, for
within short time the various depart
ments of the Government service will
begin the preparation of the annual esti-
mates. With complete equipment OF com
mittees there is no reason why those
charged with the construction of the ap-
preparation bills should not take some
steps IL their work while the financial
committees are dealing with the subjects
that have caused the special session.
II may be part OF the programme that
the appropriation bills shall be gotten out
OF the way tefore the financial bills are
taken up, SO that there may be no sui
jects of Importance to divert attenti on
from these important measures At, any
rate, the estimates will be hurried along
SO that Congress may be prepared to deal
with the appropriation bills, IL it sees fit,
soon after the session begins and the COM
mittees are appointed.
Although the fiscal year has expired, 1t
will not be possible for the heads OF the
various departments to submit their an
nual reports to Congress at the beginning
OF the special session.
The new Cabinet officers will scarcely
have been long enough in their places TO
mako recommendations touching, the
future conduct of these departments and
there is no requirement that the reports
shall be presented before the regular SEES
sion Of Congress begins on Dec 4. next
There will, however, be a message from
the President to Congress when IL convcnes,
but it is expected that the document will
deal almost exclusively with the financial
questions that have assumed a phase re-
quiring Congressional treatment and its
general scope has been roughly indicated
In the Presidents proclamat'-~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-05
silver wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin G. Hathaway ten
dsred a reception to between fifty aud
sixty friends on Monday evening. July 8
the twenty-1fth anniversary OF their
marriage.
There were n number OF useful and
valuable presents The event ia's enter.
tainment WAS interspersed wit, vocal
and Instrumental music. Refreshments
we're served by catsxsy Alt9xn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-05
Exceptions Ov.rruie a.

The following rescript is on file at the
Office of the clerk OF supreme court:
j. Erastus LISTER VS.. Cit zens Savings
bank. Exceptions to the report of r1e
master both by the complains e and I 20
respondent are overruled and the report
coDfirmed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-05

CrScrsSArTr. July b.-The Poormar
handicap road bicycle race was won by G.
IL. Peck, the Chicago cyclist who entered
the race with 1-2 minute handicap. G.
o. Updike Of Lexington, KY, was second
despite handicap Of eight minutes placed
on his record.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-05
REFUSED TO OBEY.
!. the Police Made Their Gun-firing q
Rather Costly Experiment..

Early yesterday afternoon Chief Child,
being in receipt of numerous complaints
from householders of the damage done to
window glass by the discharging Of guns,
jssued an order to have the gun-dring
ce sed.
The officers were ordered to give all par
ties fair warning, but for all that there
were several cases in the Sixth district
Williams were each fined 50 and costs for
discharging guns an " ere John Gorboriau
and Leo Kerichbaum
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-05
EAST PROVIDENCE.
Trouble Among Workmen-Other Mat
ters OF General Interest.

An accident which came near causing
trouble happened among the workmen
on Pomham avenue Monday. Dn Amer
lean laborer was shoveling dirt side OF
an Italian laborer when in some manner
he grazed the Italians arm with
the edge of his shovel, cutting a cash
several inches long aud quite deep.
The man became enraRed, aud the el-
tire gang OF Italions Quilt work. after
some persuasion en- the part OF the In
terprdter, however they resumed their
labors.
Yesterday NOR ing two cases OF drunk
enness were tried I'm the Seventh District
court, aud each offender was fined s2aad
costs.
Officer Monroe, assisted by a squad Of
three men made two raids yesterday.
They secured large quantity OF hiskey
and other liquor.
Judge Bliss accompanied by n party OF
friends spent the Fourth down the river
la his yacht F,uchon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-05
Damage Only Nominal.

The alarm from box 23g this NOR ing
was for blaze Ia house owned by
Joseph Tuppler on Oxford street. The
ire was caused by back daft aud the
damages were nominal
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-05
Lost His Right Hand.

ELIOT. Me-. July a-Harry Dam, y
lad eighteen ye .rs OF aye, while ceIenr
ting the Fourth, had his right hand
blown of by the explosion OF n shot gun.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-05

The Misses Chaenon Of FALL Rv.r al
visiting their brother, Dr. Chas. Oh y
non in Warwick.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-05

Charles Phillips WAS arraigned In the
sixth district court this morning
charged with an ss sault on Slas y.
Champlin, and was aned go ana costs,
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-11-02
KANSAS TROUBLE.

10. $. Of The Iowa Tribune Quarterly
contains 4 concise. reliable history Of
the legislature trouble in Kansas in
January. l>33. 1t is written by Geo. i.
.anr. assistant jou nal clerk Of the Kan
sd, senate at the time The work has
the cndols ncnt Of Kansas I'opuIiots
generally.
The b,Dt. contains excellent portraits
OF Coy. l.. ID. Icwellinr. Lieutenant
Governor Percy Daniels. Secretary OF
State y. :. Osborn. Associate Just ice >.
II, .N.cn. ". II. Ryan. }. NJ. DunsMore
and X. II. Scmplc. speakers Of the Duns-
more house. 1t also contains the @rgu-
mcnt, and opinions in full made in the
contests before the courts.
Every voter should have this anthem
tic history. not onl = for self satisfaction
but for authority in refuting the in
famous lies OF old party politicians that
are bcin. and will b. told to pre- ud zee
the mi.d, Of the people. Price > cents:
, copies for 81. Address, iowa TRlI5-
UNE.. DaaMoinc., Iowa.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-11-02
ORDER OF PUBLICATION,

STATE OF NILSSON ri, oct. n, lA>;.
COUNTY OF SCOTLAND.
In the 'ircuit snur, of Scotland county,
February terra! 1874.
JAMES ii. DiMii->I;, Plaintiff,
Ei.iZ iHfrU \ WHITLEY. Defendant.
AT tni> gay come th>' Plaintiff herein, 10y his
attorney. .juhu d. SiEUOt, aud tiles his petition
atu atiuuyi,. alleging, al,ion. other things.
I...t !It1tiltiali fiIZ,tI,:'ln \. Wnittly, i
Il resident OF the state OF Missouri:
Wii,rtlIpon ii is ordered 10y the clerk that
said Defendant tie notified 10y publication that
t.ainIiI tiit> commenced Ii >tIlt against her in
general naluItct when Is to obtain Judgment
May lSt, !>>.;: que lively. months after date
OF james DUNBAR iln.i signed by t.. \. Dunhur
and that her proEcri! has been attached, ulu
that unless the said Elizabeth a. " niicly. the
DcIcIi.lum herein, i'c and appear Il, TINS
tourt ut the neat term thereof, ia be hc.um
ANA hotil Il! t.ic court Huu>c III the city of
MtmUHI>, i'll SAL. county, on the tith day vi
February next ANA on or before the hi. nay
OF SALT term. ii tuc term shall 50 lOn. CON
tiut.,--and il not. then on or bciurc the last
day Of S;uu tt:nl-iII>W.r or plead to the Ici l.
ton III said cause. the same Viii be taken as
conltS>t'u and judgment will be rendered NC.
cordin"iN.
And i, is further ordered that a copy hereof
bt published, according 10 law, III Tue. FARM
rr> mon. I. weekly newspaper published il,
said tOiinty amt state
Attest: &C. METY. Circuit Clerk.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-11-02
MON MONEY! MONEY!

To loan money on real estate sccUrl-
ties for five or seven years in amounts
to suit the borrower.
Loans closed and money paid on the
same day that notes and mortga is
signed. Nodciay.
Best and most liberal option to the
borrower ever offered. Also the lowest
rate Of interest.
Call and see me. \. II. PITkIN.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-11-02
Order Of Publication.
Citizens Bank. Plaintiff,
:iu:tlnSl

Citizens Bank. Plaintiff,
against Attachment.
Andrew j. " niger. Defendant.
Now at thi, day c"inc> the Plaintiff. by its
attorney. AND i; appearing to the satisfaction
OF the court that the Defendant. Andrew }.
Winin.tr, cannot be summoned in this action
1t i ordered Ivy the court that ri.hicu ion hc
made. notifying him that All uc,iol has been
commenced against him 10y pc,lIion and a.-
tachl!tnt in the Circuit tourt of Scotlunt
county. founded on TWO promi>>Ory notes for
the sum OF One Hundred and Twenty-Sevcn
Dollars and eighty cents; that his property
mas been attached. and unless he toe and up.
pear ut the next term OF this court to ht. hu-
den al tnc Court House in the city OF Htlu-
phi>. III The county of Scotland. on tue fifth
day OF ttlruurN. IS.4. ami on on before the.
sd day thereof iii the term shall so long con-
TIME. and il not. then before the eud of the.
term. Judgment will be rendered against him.
and his property >t ii I" satisfy the same. 1t
is further ordered tda' copy hereof be pub
l>hrd IN the Farmers tnion. II newspaper
published: in the cunnt, OF cOlland. for four
weeks successfully. tine last insertion to he at
tcI>t four weeks before the cunnencem cnt
Of the mex! term OF this court.
Attest: {. G.. METY,
Clerk Circuit Court.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-11-02
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE. OF MISSOURI. J

81 Al i. tt MiSSot tl.
COUNTY OF SCOTLAND.
III the Probate Court OF said county.
Scotland, September term, \. -. 1898.
IA the matter OF the estate OF ! Order OF
Maria +. ...itchell. kebecca pubIica
j. Campbell. Administrators ton.
Now 1t this day comes l.ebecca J.
Campbell. administrators Of ;he estate
oI MARI. r.. Mitchell. deceased. late OF
! scotland county. Mo, and again pre-
.cnts 10 the court her petition. praying
! lor an ORDER for The safe of c rt;ln real
estate Of which said Maria r.. Mitchell
! Ll~d seized. and asks that the order OF
/ publication made ii the June term. 1898.
! Of this court be revived and renewed.
and which real estate Is described Us
! follows: The northeast quarter ! 81
section i've u. III iownohlp6o. range -.
and the south n;.lf of the northwest
! fourth Ol the norinw st quarter j.
aud tnc northeast fourth ! OF the north
west quarter ! of section thlrty-tEree
.'3 townsiilpb.. range T.: all III the
county of Scotland anu state OF Missouri
and 1n;it d sale of the same be HI d to pay
the debts OF said estate. which said pc
tilion is accompanied by The accounts.
lis, and inventories, as required by law.
showing that said estate is indebted and
that SAID debts are unpaid. and that
there IS not sufficient assets on hand TO
pay the same. on examination whereof.
1t Is ordered by the court that ali per-
sons interested in the estate of SAID de-.
| ceased, be notified that application as
aforesaid has been made. and that UNI
less the contrary &c shown on or before
the first day I'll the next term OF this
court to be held on tn. first Monday OF
ID, cember next. All order will be made
for the sale OF the real estate in said pc
tltlon tescrlDOU. or 50 much thereof as
shall be sufficient tor the payment OF
said debts
And it is further ordered that a copy
Of this order be published in the FARM
er, onion. Il newspaper published in
said county OF Scotland, for four weeks
prior to the next term of this court, and
that personal service of copies of this
order be made upon the heirs of deceas-
ed residents in said county. at least len
days prior to december 4th, 1898.
81 ATE Or MISSOURI.
COUNTY or SCOUETI.
|. y. Vi. pttlinyiil. Judge and ex-of-
ticlo Clerk oi the Probate Court III and
for the county OF Scotland aforesaid. do
hereby certify that the foregoing i, Il
true copy of original order OF publica
ton therein referred to as appears Of
| record in my Office OF this d-y. In te,-
tlnuny whereof set my hand and at1ix
the seal uf our Probate Court. Done at
office III said county. this the 18th day
of October. y. ID. 1893
SEAL. \. Nj. PETTlNGILL.
.j:"s,e and *S-ot'ic,o Clerk Probate Court.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-11-02
subscription, s. Per Year in Advance
q NEFAE,C,;C DEED ACCOM-
P-lSr!.D.

After. Il ~. Of hard fighting an
Other chapter h;., been added to the
clslavcn4,t Os the industrial ma>-e5
bv Representatives. 10 protcc' the IN:
tcrcsts Of their constituents. The deed
wa H. .nll and dishonest is ever en-
acted br any Legislative assembly. We
mean the r,l.S:l..c Of the act. Monday.
To rcpc;.a shat little silver Iaw remained
OF previous assaults on the industries Of
tie country. The senate. hy Il vote Of
! for 10 - i4ain,t. passed the \oor-
II IS biz. which i, almost Identical
" tn the Wilson bill that passed the
mouse lately. There i, 10 doubt
but that tie house will in Il fcw DAYS
pass the bill and then what @icc there
will be among the god bags, "hO know
that it viii enhance the mortgages.
etc. held BY The .ouii,h cOrwd to nearly
doub.e what they paid for them. The
thank COR the foul deed. are aimOs.
wholly dine to biz necK"d Cleveland
who held scnA'Ory, and Representatives.
dent the country has ever had could
hav; accomplished - mUc! for IT,.
east. This the tories knew before the
last election and wa largely the reason
for hi, election. Then tx, next person
who is r,.,puue Idle for the nefariOt.s
act is .jlt.a, Voorhees,. "No only Il few
months ago was ii pronounced free
coinage Of silver man. ard his con
version to tie god bug crowd was IL
Sudden a- that Of senator Silcrmans
several years ago. Bat how do the
were dciudcd into believing their party
was IN. friri.G Oi the Industrial classes:
Are they Going to follow Il party be-
cause OF the name: or :i:s,c.. their man
10 III. Independence and foit;akr leaders
tia, lave automatically purp".ely be
trayed them fDr Il few piece, Of money.
Time vii! tell and i will b. necessary
for them to break away from old party
ties Cor The American republic will
be thing of the p:st. And the mem
b,rs' Of the Republican party are in no
better condition. for their leaders hav,.
Joined The ''DcnCcr:t:ic~ president in
his onslaught against the interested tne
iabOrcr. farmer. merchant and min,,-
fa"turci. Gi the land. \ ureut,r per
cent of Republican senators, and repre-
sen'atlrrs joined the president in his
rObb;ur scheme than there ha., been
Democrats. This may b. hard f1i. tn,
rank and file To believe, but facts are
facts. With ont he renegade Demo
cratic representatives. The prcsi dcn1
could not have accomplished his pu.nou
Without the teDubIic: senator,
Growers srnrl..c would nave been de-
fea,cd. Bat during Tie entire fight
for the ri.ht, the people Of this
country. the l'npuli>,s senators :lno
repre-: tutiilNt;, worked hard for tnti.
constituent, AID Gr>trvt The thanks Q
c:cry liberty loving person Of the land
.ue' ;lnlrcr:.tir will Of cleveland wa. IL
nothing tp,th, III. They We're in WASH
inLtLn for the ,Eirutj:,r OF lr1ilutin-
for the interest O! the American propl,
not for English lsucrs.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-11-02

Our readers will find for a few months.
until after the elections of 1854. that
time. will be Il little better. u, money
will he pushed out wherever possible II
orde.. 70 try to dclude the people into
believing the single gold standard was
tho only true one. Then. during The
coming months. Democratic and Repuo-
lcan congressman viii be used to get
M. !, big fight Oh III" tariff questions.
pension and election law III the effort
70 work UP prejudice and keep the reo-
pie from seeing The awful consequences
of robbng them OF nearly onc-half Of
the circulating medium. The tory
tools will want the voters t" to"get that
ri .cc Of dirty work and no effort will be
spared to give them the 'chancc.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-11-02

(. G.. METY,
Clerk Circuit Court.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-11-02

81, 81 and $50. genuine Con 'edcrate
bills. only five cents each: 500 and 500
bills 10 cents each: DC and otc shin
p!astcrs Ii cents each: 81 and - bli -
cents each. Sent securely sealed on re-
ccip1 OF price. Address. (HAS ID. BAR
KER. 90 = Forsyth St. Atlanta. Ga.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-11-02
Mrs. Frances IIodusOn Barnett has

Mrs. Frances Hod.son Barnett has
been ind .crd 10 revive Little Lord
r';.untlcroy" in Il series of articles
jus. completed for The L.adie, Home
Journal. in which she tells How
Fauntlcroy Really Occurred. and trace,
the conception Of the story. the de
velopncnt OF the character us he lived
under his O"n eyes. and describes
Faun',croy as he is 1o~daE-hcr own
son
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-11-02

The populists OF Iowa are mahlEg Z
Grand campaign and when the returns
are all in next week it will be found
that their vote will have doubled that
Of any previous year.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-11-02

E.x-Gov. Boyd. Of Ncbras k;i. makes
the announcement that the POpulis's
were "cpunted out" in his state last fall
BY =. q. y. trickst
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-12-10

In every issue of the EAGLE commencir
numbered coupon Cut this coupon out a
ferent dates have been accumulated then for
Two Cent Postage Stamps to the c
GLE and there will be delivered to you one
tanning 6 views similar in style and execute
supplement- Each view contained in the ser
bered, so that when the entire 20 parts have
furnished by which ready reference can be hs
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-13

Over 1000 squsre feet, or three times as
much floor space as first allotted. will be
devoted TO the Barre granite display at
the Worlds Fair. The exhibit will ipi
clude IL monuments. and $4,000 pam
pblets describing the Barre granite will
be distributed. The Vermo1t Marble
company OF Proctor will mske not lble
exhibit the main feature Of which will
be q marble msutel Of Renaissance style,
10 feet high by feet vide 10 the NOM
umental part will be 10 ORIGINAL designs,
including cross. upon which is carved
mars OF lilies.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-13
WEST ARLINGTON.

The prospect for church work 10 this
place has net been brighter for years than
at present. The work the pact year uni
der the psstorsts Of Rev G. II Robbins has
been success and Ii, sslsry has been
paid in full. We have well organized
Sunday school aud ci rstian eudesvor
society With q membership Of twenty two.
both Of hitch are doing GOOD work