New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-12
RELIGION IN Politics.
rHE PROVIDENCE MUNICIPAL ELECTION CON-
pLICATrD BY sECTARIAN QUESTIONS

THE PROVIDENCE MUNltlPAi llEt lioN eVH
pLICATrD BY sECTARIAN QUESTIONS
providence r. L. Nov Il (SpeciaD.-This city
is about entering upon municipai campaign
which promises 10 be remarkable IN more ways
than one. Cheered by the tremendous Republican
,.,ctories throughout the entire Northern states
On Tuesday the Republicans felt on Wednesday
morning as though the victory In the approaching
municipal election assured. But new ele-
n nt is entering into politics in this CITY anu
made it's influence felt in pronounced manner
at the Mayoralty primaries held on wednesday
evening When on Thursday morning the kepuo'
lican leaders realized that thu control OF the city
convention had been secured by the socaned patri'
otto orders there was considerable CONSERVATION
ard much anxiety as TO the outcome III c'eiy
ward where the issue was joined the anti-cathohe
movement secured control. TIE caucuses "''e AZ
tended by larger numbers than had beet h"o""
for wears: and the nominees OF The regular ke'
nub,icau organiza ton were knocked down IKE
row OF bricks The movement seems 10 iscH lcaie,
shin and cohesion and manifests itself SIMPLY 10
a blind attempt to oppose any one no. peioissn r
10 their organization. In this way niany ,esu
IN the Republican pa hs npemnent Free Masons
we're defeated delegates ny compatao'eIS a ~
known men. IL IS said at this Writing ina, .o.,e.
L,rark + Olney has a majority OF the delegates
AS i'm several caucuses the delegates hominate~
bv the regular Republican organization ana oy
matte -, H., ouas,,or sssn
10 be profoundly stirred. and the lines promise
to be closely drawn in the approacning eIsc'p ION
on a question quite different from that OF ,nS
tariff or any other matter upon whlcn 'ns p, W.,
great parties differ The Democrats VIII wl'noG \.
doubt nominate Edwin ID. McGuinness ana ~
this probable nomination which has wrou.hI .'
patriotic orders into such state OF eNSi,euen.
The prominent and more sagacious leaiers n
the Republica1 party deplore the injection OF a -
ligous question into the canvass. ne ,sa. a,
M nj which controlled the Mayoray eaucuss "a
"Wednesday night is declaring its Intention 70 os'
the city Council caucuses the coming wesh;
iittefisid against Alderman Lansing IN the tcur,t,
Ward they seeking for cannlas s,S,b 10 ,b p
propose read Alderman FulleFs poh''oa' '
81 Johns Episcopal church located in :ort l'
Man-st has erected and dedicated beauu L
parish house The building has cost more az ,H "n
s3500 and 1t has endowment una p 1f s
For the first time IN some years the p rovdene,
Baseball Association has come out o. s,s ZION viii
with a profit of nearly lco The associa, ,,h snd
be in the field next year with strong eup a.
steps will be taken AT once TO OBTAIN new he So,
for the grounds now occupied tne nn re'e'P''
OF the association for the ysar wS Tsshsrs Of tn.
only Republican daily in Providence are III nhan n,
Ss1 roHo i, I@a a"' % Warren
Arnold has forcclosed mortgage on me p .sm -,
ON November i6 This journal has made a ors's
fight for existence on falling market ann b,, y The
low prices at which advertising is quoted here ,s s
finally wrought disaster. Ii Is expected tna' ns
paper will be purchased by people VINO VIII '0"'
The Uotchkss ordnance Company and th oias,
and day munitions of war for the bfas an,,,
Govern msnt The first named concern manu-
features Howell torpedoes and rapid.fre guns -
class OF students from the War College ~ New.
port came here Thursday on the torpedo poa'
cushing and had a view of the Hotchkiss WORKS
Rhode Island shared in Tuesdays landslide 10
the extent that Henry +. Tiepke. the Young pr~s,'
dent Of the Republican League OF Rhode lsan1.
was chosen Mayor over Thomas w. Robinson ~
ninety-two aiority This result was somewha'
the xpected owing to factonal dNeren 'es that were
supposed he a strong handicap TO his success
The Food and Health Exposition being held TINS
week and next Infantry Hall has proved 70
be successful. Mrs. ID. i. Lincoln of Boston, m;
well-known writer gas'r)nonic subjects. VIII
lecture Monday afternoon on the subject OF mar
H. ting
Dr. Gardner r. Swarts has been elected secretary
OF the State Board of ietlth, In place OF ths
late Dr. Cha rles IL. Fisher. lie has been CONNECTED
with the Health Department in the city Han ior
"A number Of years and is perfectly competent ior
his new duties. -,
The first fatal accident by reason Of the electric
cars occurred Wcdnes lay Westmnsfer-st. wren
Joseph Mullen sought to jump upon the 'front.'
platform when the car moving. ana fell ne'
meath the wheels Ii is believed that he was In
toxicated
At the semi annua supper OF the Fourth Wara
Republican club last Tuesday might Governor
Brown made strong appeal 10 the members 70
sustain the plurality anen lment when goes 70 ny
voters OH the last day of this month on tess
vote there only three votes opposed 10 tns
passage OF the amendmsn mt.