The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-11
PAWTUCKET CAUCUSES.
DELEGATES CHOSEN At THE RE
PUBLICIN PRIMIRIES.
Vote of Thanks Extended to Henry r..
Tiepke - A Prohibltionists' Ticket
Other Matters of Interest.

The Republican caucuses FIR the elec-
tion of delegates to the city and state
conventions were held in the several ward
rooms of Pawtucket last evening. IL
most cases the delegates were elected
without opposition. Members Of the
| city committee were also elected. each
| ward electing three except the NTH,
which elected live In accordance with the
| vote OF he city committee.
The First ward extended n vote OF
thanks 10 Henry T.. 1iepke. chairman OF
the city committee. for the faithful and
efficient manner in which he had per-
formed the duties OF the Office. Follow
lug is the result by wards:
First Ward Chairman Edwin Darling; secretary,
: Willard Thayer, Mcah W. spencer. William Nc
GIegor Richard ~, browning, Charles A, spooner
% state COM cntiOn- Nathan 4. Chatterton. I'd
ward Thayer, Fred Blnford; Mem Jers OF City
second wad : chairman. Frank B. Hodges
Convention - Charles l.. Howes. W wheaton Cole
Henry L. Meadowcroft, Joseph Maxim, Richard
Delegates 20 state Conyenton-F. Eugene Barker,
Wheaton Cole, Charles A. Lecke. Charles Il. An
third ward Chair man. Phiio T.. Thayer; secre-
taiy, Fred g.. Perry. ID iegates to the CITY Con-
yeltlon &c Orge q; Gorton, Philip c. sheldon.
beRss beRe oea orpsth pse' Mn II Eesssn
Delegates, 20 sta!e sonyeniio,. II. II. sheldon
Of "0 tSs Gy S ess sSeepissd M%eSds
James y. beatty. George w. Cole
secfetary, q orge A Luther: Delegates 70 civ
ConN en,lon -George W. Newell, Herbert S. Car
latcher Waiter @. Hartford George +. Newell
Delegates 10 state convention William W. Biod-
OF the Ivy Committee Gsorge s. Tfngiey. j. w
a.,
tary. Thomas Butler. Delegates 10 CITY Conven-
tion-JaInes Harvey. Adolph Davis. Charles Burn
Payne, Aaron lngham Delegates 10 state Con-
yentlon- William X walker George g. Wilson,
--Adolpn DAVIS Charles Burnham, Char.es H.
Peck. Jacob Wise. r.. B Crocker.
The Prohibitionists.
After the conference meeting of the
Prohibitionists yesterday public mass
nesting was held in the evening in
Music Hall. which was we'll attended.
An organ voluntary was rendered by
Stacy Warburton, followed by selections !
by the Slocum Post QaarteJ OF Provi-
dence. Divine blessing VA, Invoked by
the Rev. II. NJ. NinJon. after winch the
Hon. III. B. Metcalf was introduced aud
made an extendsd address apon
The principles and objects of the
party. lie was followed by Volney B.
N.
Michael j. Fanningr of Michigan, wh1
continued in similar veins. Ali the
'peeches were very good.
The folio Ing ticket was then selected |
lnd Incorporated IN nomination papers |
o receive signatures For senaI or, Henry |
5 Dexter; for representatives. William O. |
browne, Alonzo j. Nickerson, Charles G. |
3urnham, Daniel a. Clark, John f. Alb
'Jtt, Edward NJ. Alnoid.
James Igo Disappears.
James lgo. the man who was stabbed "A |
ew days ago by Frederick H. rfington at
he "Dago" camp. just over the
me in Attleboro. disappeared from the
Ittleboro AlmshOuse at an early hour
his morning. and his present wherea-
outs are unknown. lie did not die
within twenty four hours, as predicateI
y the attending physician, but he was
OF supposed To nave much chance for
AS the knife had penetrated his
ing, air from which was being propelled
trough the wound at every breath.
esterday his condition was somewhat
improved, but recovery was ST. consid.
red doubtful.
Igo's relatives. to whom Chief of Police
erry OF Pawtucket had sent word re-
irding the affair. arrived at Paw, ucket
lis morning.
Points of Interest.
The membership of Chick ring Lodge.
~ T., with their families. enjoyed a
cial at Cnickerlng Hall last evening.
iker Brothers Orchestra furnished the
usic.
Peter Menard was arrested last night
susplcol OF being concerned i'm
eaklng anu EN- ering at the news store | ,
John vi. Burns In Central Falls.