The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-06

i,ofo, houidn, DEM, i,ooV' moJoH"y ioA
Roman. 1906 First Representative: Fow-
Ter. Pro. i4l; Murray, Dem, l,422; Rich
ard, Rep. l,0ls majority for Murray.
26S Second representative; Arnold,
Rep. l.090: Hixon. Pro, ia; Horton,
Dem, 1886; majority for Horton, l62,
Third Representative: Cham berlain, Pro-,
ia; Dulu o, Rep. 1O45; Sylyestre, Dem..
1877; majority for Sylvestre, lbs Fourth
representative: Brown, Dem, l,4l0: Hol-
den, Rep. -l,075; Lalley, Pro. lls; ma
Jority for Brown. 2lL Fiith representa-
15i; Maranda, Rep, l,020; majority for
Greene, 2lS.
License: Yes. 1895; no, 673.
New shoreham.
Senator: Champln, Dem. by a ma
jority of 9s over Litteield. Rep. Repre-
sentative: Dodge Dsm., by majority
OF ITO over Paine, Rep.
North Providence.
Senator: Whipple, Rep, lS9; Andrews,
DEM, l56; Thorpe, Pro, %; no elestion.
Representative: Greene, Cit, l62; Harri-
sou. Rep. 12s; Bassett, Pro-, 10. Ad-
journed TO Wednesday. April l2, at ~
O'clock.
North smithfeld.
Senator: Hendrick, Dem, l5i; Par
kis, Rep, 1872; Varney, Pro-, z. Repre-
sentative: Aldrich, Rep, 96; Thornley,,
Pro, II; wordell, Dem, l76. License:
Yes. l55; no. 5Sl.
Richmond.
Senator: Churca, Dem. 9S; Dawley.
Pro, A.; Kenyon, Rep, l2S; no election.
Representative: Greene, Pro-, AZ; Parks,
DEM. 10l; Stanton. Rep, 125; no election.
smithneld.
Senator: Farnum, Pro, 40; Harris, Dem.
ia; Whipple. Rep, l47; no election.
Representative: Cook. Pro-, 30; Mowry.
Rep, 147; Remmington, Dem.. l23; no
election.
Senator: Drown, Rep, by 81 majority
over Barker, Dem. Representative;
Luther, Dem, by majority OF 10 over
Arnoli, Rep.
Senator: Hoxle. Rep, by majority OF
6 over Kenyon, Dem, and Andrews, Pro.
Representative: no election. Adjourned
to Tuesday, April H.
Pawt ucket.
Senator: Davis, Dem, 1908; Dexter,
Pr)., $50; Easton, Rep, LOO; Davis's ma
iority, a. First representative: Blodgett,
Rep, 1887: Brown, Pro. 4S3; Littlefield,
Dem, 1,S00; Second representative: Cole,
Rep. 1,7S3; Farnsworth. DEM, l,79l;
Nickerson, Pro, $40.
Third representative: Ashton, DEM,
| 1,756; Burnham, Pro-. 340: Jencks, Rep..
| l,791.
Fourth representative: CLARK. Pro-,
355; Robinson. Dem, l,s12; Walker, Rep.
! 1871.
Fifth representative Abbott, Pro-, 3ss;
Bullock. Rep, 1871; OBrien, DEM,
| 1,67S
Sixth representative: Arnold, Pro. 31s;
| Carroll, DEM, !. .739; jerks. Rep $50.
The city hall and park questions were
carried.
The election passed off very quietly
aud a much less number Of votes was
polled than was generally expect led. The
| folio ing is the voe e: Governor, Brown
493, Baker 426, Metcalf, 80; lieutenant
overnor. Allen 4S7, Young 427. Lark N
~; secretary Of stale, Bennett 49S, Het-
fernan 410. Reed ,5 attorney general,
Dubois 479 Aldricn 43l, Williams ~
general treasurer, Clark 500, Perry All,
| Helme 75; congress, Melville Bull 49l
| Lapham Alb, Turner IS; senators, Wi
bour $50, Reynolds All, Warner 40; rep
lesentatives. Simmons 505 Fales AIS
Pease %; license, Oil; yes $50, no BIG.
|
| North Kingstown.
| Senator: George Il. Cranston, Rep.
40; c. T.eCottrell, Dem.. 274; Z. Pierce
Pro-. SO; Cranston's majority. 49, Rep
resentalive: Potter, Dem,s S14; Ayles
worth, Rep, 362: Weedel, Pro-. 81; n
| election.
Bribery Alleged.
George Branch and 5. Grand Kettel
we're arraigned at East Greenwich yes
terday for alleged bribery. They pleaded
not guilty, were held in 81, 900 bonds each
| and hearing was set for April II
Christopher A. Shippee and Timoth!
Andrews furnished bonds.
Walch Restored.
John Walch was restored to his forme
office as highway commissioner of John
ston by yesterdays election, and las
evening his friends celebrated. Th
Rhode Island Brass band paraded an
several hundred people howied then
selves hoarse Waich received 762 vote.
Walter ID. Harris 5S4, Beiknap o.. Ye,
terday bets were made 2 to l that Har
| ris would win.
Phenix.
|
representative by the Republicans wa
the signal for n grand demonstrat ito
last eve Mug. Councilman Duff|s car
non was used in firing "a utes an
pounds of red fire we're burned.
Bristol Notes.
Messrs. Gladding. Dimond d Feckhan
accompanied by Professor Hiese, Henr
Banapaugh aud Fred Browning, took
days outing mt the Narrows on Wednes
day, with dog and gun, and returned a
| night with three fine strings OF Dir Is
The Ladies X lief corps at their even
ing entertainment at tue q. A. X hal
was largely attended and "A fnancia
, success.
The funeral services of Mrs. Josep
+. Hoar were so,emnized today at 2 d. n
from her late residence on Catnariu
street.
Our Stereopticon.
The News's stereopticon returns las
night were as complete and prompt a
announced before election. The diffe
ent wards were diligently covered IN