Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-06
CENTRAL FALLS.
Lincoln Demccrs's Are satisfied--An y
est Porter.


Lincoln Democra's Are satisAed--An Hon.
est Porter.
The Democrats of Lincoln have cause to
rejoice at the ex ,ellent showing made by
them In the election Yesterday. The vote
on the Assembly ticket shows Q notably
reduction OF the Republican majorities OF
one year ago, while the result of the bal
loting for the State officers and Congress.
man furnis hes the best kind OF evidence
OF the splendid work of the Democratic
organization.
Gallant work was the rule In every dis
trict, and almost every detail of the elec.
ton day programme arranged by the
party leaders was carried out satisfactor-
lily.
In District No. Page received 100 plu-
rality, the largest plurality by consider
able number OF votes ever given a candl-
date in the district.
District No. 4, Lon sdale, caused the Re-
publicans much uneasiness during the
latter portion of the day and ftheir feel
ballots we're counted and found to give an
average Republican majority of less than
votes as against 5s one year ago.
District No. did excellent service for
the party In sending handsome majorities
for each of the several candidates.
District No. 8, the banner Democratic
district OF the town, Is to be commended
for the painstaking effort on behalf of the
ticket displayed by the active Jefferron-
ians.
The election of yesterday proves one
thing conclusively-that the Democrats
will carry the town election In June.
Many men who wouldn't fail their party
on the nominees for State officers or Con-
gressmen or members of the General
Assembly, would not scruple to vote the
Democratic ticket for town officers.
Now that the Republicans have been in
vited and assisted to run they should be
kept on the move and the movement
should be lively.
The figures OF the contest will be found
In another column.
Veteran Firemen.
Tne Veteran Firemen's Association, met
last evening, and enjoyed q first class
chowder. A large number was present, and
after the chowder came cigars, and a
pleasant vocal aud instrumental pro-
gramme.
. An Honest Porter.
A gentleman of this village who is q
travelling salesman, came from New York
Tuesday night and had a berth in a
sleeper. In his pocketbook he had more
tnan ESQ. The walle, he placed under
the pillow and in his hurry he left the val
liable articles. lie missed It upon his arri-
val at his office and returning to the car
which remains at Providence found the
porter VINO returned him the pocket book
and contents safe. The honest porter was
rewarded by a $40 bill.
Interesting Items.
Cadets fair tonight. Good music ana
dancing.
No arrests election day, and no cases in
court this morning.
Mrs. Sarah Durfee wears q pet cham
elon purchased at Florida.
o. w. WIlmarth & Co. are occupying
their new office adjoining their WORKS.
Branch 265, Catholic Knights OF Ameri-
ca, will hold an important meeting Friday
evening.
Frank Donneliy, formerly Of this viii
lage, died at Philadelphia Tuesday where
he " as at work for few weeks. HIS re-
mains Will be inferred in the Quaker City.
Although two ligt ted lanterns with the
aid OF natural daylight designated the
location OF large timber in front OF the
Thurber, Horton q Wood estate on Mill
street, milk man ran into it
about 1880 o'clock this morning. One
shaft was broken and the horse thrown.