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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-10
KANDA & KANE FAIL.
The Lars est Dealers in Masons' Build
ing Materials Go Under,

New York Oct. 9.-The firm of Kanda
& Kane, dealing in masons' building ma
terials, to-day made an assignment to
Mathew Baird, for the benefit Of their
creditors The firm does the largest
business in It's line Of any in the United
States, and its liabilities will reach be-
tween s4OO, 900 and S5000 600. II is hoped
that the assets will equal the liabilities,
but that cannot be ascertaiBed yet. Pref
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-10
STATE BANK CIRCULATION.
representative Lester Urges the Re
peal of the Tax on It.

Washington, Oct, Representative
Lester made an argument to-day
before the committee on banking
and currency in favor Of his bill
to repeal the law on state bank circula-
tion. His bill simply repeels the law
which imposes the tax and makes no pro
vision for anything beyond. His argu-
ment was a strong one Many questions
were asked him which led the discussion
off into other channels, and he was before
the committee about two Rours
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Wa1lace,s Case Postponed.

Richmond, Va, Oct 9-The case OF
Jefferson Wallace, who was arrested Sat
urday night charged with sending q chal-
lenge to fight duel to Joseph Bryan,
proprietor of the Times, was called this
morning in police court and continued un-
til Friday on account of the absence of
one of the counsel of the accused.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-10
BRU1sERs IN THE RING.
Four seeond-class sluggers in tn
Ring at Coney Island.

Ring at Coney Island.
Coney Island Athletic Club, N. Y, Oct.
9.-There were two fights here this even-
ing. and an audience Of 1900 people at
their conclusion pronounced themselves
satisfied.
There was preliminary ten-round bout
between Charley Kramer and Jim Sulli-
van, local bruisers, which after a ham,
mer and tongs contest resulted in
draw
The star attraction was go for blood
between Horace Leeds and Billy Ern-
est.
They fought at 1873 pounds and put up
a pretty, though one sided exhibition.
Ernest was clearly outclassed, but game.
The eighth round ended the agony, a
straight on Ernest's heart. putting him
and his pugIlistic Aspirations 70 sleep.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-10
A Ravisher Shot Dead.

Birmingham, Ala, Oct. 9-In Henry
county last night John Davis (colored)
entered the bedroom of Miss Farmer and
attempted to assault her. the woman
screamed and the negro fed. A posse sur
rounded Davis house and when he came
out riddled him with bullets
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-10
RIOS FORTS BoMBARpEp.
The Insurgents to Attempt to Capture
Powder Magazine.

Rio de Janeiro, Oct 9.-The insurgent
feet again bombarded the outside forts
to-day. There has also been some firing
to-day on the other side of the bay, oppo-
site the city.
1t is believed that the insurgents will
make an attempt to capture the Estrella
powder magazine, but the government Is
determined to blow the magazine up If it
seems likely that there is any danger of
its captnre.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-10
SHOOTS HIS WIFE AND A GUEST.
A Saloon Keeper on a Drunk Uses His
Revolver

Pittsburg, Pa, Oct. "a youngstown,
o. special says: "James Campbell, a re-
tired saloon keeper, shot and killed his
wife and fatally wounded Patrick Tin
ney, guest Of the family, at his resi-
dence in the eastern part Of the city at
midnight Campbell had been drinking,
but was not intoxicated at the time. The
murderer was arrested"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-10
Ainsworth's indictment stands.

Washington, Oct 9.--Judge McComas
to-day oyerruled the demurrer against
the indictment in the case of Col. Aims
theater disaster. Ross Perry, counsel
for Col. Ainsworth, gave notice Of an APP
peal to the court of appeals.
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Lost with Twenty-Five Lives.

San Francisco, Oct. 9.-Advices
brought by the steamer Rio De Janeiro
state that the sailing vessel Syni0 Maru
was wrecked OF the coast of Japan on
the 8th inst Twenty-Five Of her twenty
eight passengers we're drowned.
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AFAILURE AT CINCINNATI.
Manufacturers of Bar and Bank Fix
tures Assign.

Cincinnati, Oct 9.-The Huss Bros.
* Co. at Carlisle and John streets, manu-
facturers Of bar and bank fixtures and
billiard tables. assigned to-day 10 George
Story. Their liabilities are estimated at
s8I 900. with assets Of $4,000. An enort
win be made ~ continue business, IN
order to fulfill contracts.
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work Resumed at a Reduction.

Louisville, Oct. 0.-The employees Of the
Chesapeake, Ohio ana Southwestern rail-
road have agreed 10 accept the 10 percent.
reduction in wages uucer the terms OF
Gen Echols' proposition, and the trouble
Is at an end.
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A Bank to Resume Business.

Washington OCT 9.-The First Ma
tional Bank Of Birmingham, Ala, which
suspended on Aug 2, has been permitted
to reopen for business.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-10

Paris. oct s-C0lut Ferdinand De
Lesseps ls dying 10 his country house 81
ia Clcsu4ye.
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lead to an extent that made
everybody, friends and enemies,
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When the Vigilant got around the first
leg she was over a mile in the lead but
the Valkyrie stuck to her work, and the
cutters admirers retained their hopes,
saying that the more wind they had the
better would be the chances of their IA
vOrite, and yet as the wind increased, the
greater the distance the Vigilaut opened
between herself and her opponent.
The wind was almost directly over the
starb0ard quarter. as they started on the
second leg. The Valkyrie now had
chance % show what she could do IN run
ming before a real wholesale breeze. Il
had been the steady claim Of the cutter
uen that the model Of their choice was
sure 10 beat the center board in this sort
0f work Tor one thing Instead 0i doing
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Grimm, Ca, Oct. 9.-GriG1n contributed
carload of provisions TO Brunswick to-
night for the fever-stricken people there
1t goes via the Central railroad. Much
credit is due the ministers of the differ
ent denominations here and ]. D. Boyd,
who has devoted the entire day to secur-
ing the contributions with untiring
energy. Griffin is determined to do her
duty toward relieving the sufferers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-08
BRISTOL NEWS.


Providence Musical People Welcomed NJ
This Town-Other Locals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel B. Spinning of
Providence are being very warmly re-
ceived by their host OF musical frienda
here. Mr.. and Mrs. Spinning are on a
visit to a brother and sister of Mrs
Spinning, and Thursday morning Prof.
j. Augustus Miller gave a piano recital
at his residence on State street compli-
mentary to them. In the evening they
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
w Young, and there was also present the
old Zerrahn male quartette, of which Mr.
Spinning was the first bass for many
wears; j. B. Burgess, second bass; Mr..
William A. Liscomb, second tenor; Mr..
Charles w. Young, first tenor. The old
tunes were sung from memory, and the
occasion was one OF much interest to the
four as we'll as to the friends who had
gathered at Mr.. Young's hospitable
home. At late hour. after a fine colla-
tion had been served, all separated. feel
happy in strengthening the ties OF
friendship that have bound the old four
together for so many years.
The Bristol hotel, owned by Major M.
V. Newton, has again been leased to
Messrs. Hackett and Hathaway for a
term OF years,
Parties visited town on Thursday from
Boston, and locked at several localities
Tor the purpose of purchasing a site to
erect summer hotel. They will come
here again on Tuesday, although they
expressed themselves pretty freely there
was but two sites purchasable. suitable
for n hotel.
Mr.. j. ID. Willis, Henry Allen aud
Robert Work of Boston are In town,
guests OF William Watson.
Sailed: schooner Sunbeam, wardwcll.
for Philadelphia to load coal for Provi-
dence.
Rev. William j. Smith OF the State
street NJ. K. church Will occupy the pu,-
pit OF the First Baptist church every
Sunday morning during the absence OF
its pastor. Rev. s. ID. Moxley. upon his
vacation.
Arrived, Schooner William A Morrell
with 200 boxes OF carboys for the National
India Rubber company.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-08
In OLNEYVILLE.
ABSENCE OF CRIME AND ROWDY.
ISM n SOURCE OF PRIDE.
Probable Insane Case to be Examined
into-severe Accident 70 y Young wo-
man Other Locals OF Interest

The absence OF crime aud rowdyism i'm
Olneyvllie is bling commented up IN with
rent prids-ey tradesmen and others in
crested in the welfare of the people in
hat cart OF the city, aud it was notice.
able during our great annual celebration
hat while everyone seemed determined
o enjoy himself there was very little
runkenness or disorderly conduct. In
fact one Of the police officers today re-
narked upon the great improvement
hich had taken place in this respect, and
1ne reason which ne assigned for this was
that he efficiency Of the force in the town OF
Johnst on was much he ter than form
srly, especially at Olneyville square,
where Johnston aud the ciiy divides,
here beirg always one or more officers
stationed there and those who are prone
10 do wrong IN any way know they are
no safer on one side the line than Jie
other, therefor it is nSt the rendezvous
for that class or persons which il used
to be.
Nelson Barracks No. 3.
The Nelson Barracks No. 2. Uniform
rank. held their meeting last night in
the Guild ham, Olneyville, Captain James
L. New ton In the chair After the trans
action OF business routine it was decided
To hold a "basket party" date not vet
fixed. Committee Of arrangements are
Bros Joseph Taylor, Charles Cas.ell and
Edward Meats.
The Coming Picnic.
The committee appointed to What
Cheer lodge and the Daughters of st.
George will 20 today and inspect two
places iu the country which are offered
TO them free for the day Of their
picnic, and after seeing both of
them will decide which they think
is most sus. able for the occasion. It
Is intended to have sports OF all kinds and
to give few prizes to mem bers aud their
children for running, jumping. skipping
and walking matches.
The committee are working hard and it
Is expected to be q great success.
Is Insane Probably.
A young man named Crabtree, who
boards at 20 pelaine street, and who has
only been in this country about six weeks,
and acted very strangely, was reported
to the police Of Station six yesterday.
His friends desire him sent back to Eng
land, as they believe him insane. He will
be taken before Chief Child at the city
hail today, with that object in view.
A French girl about 10 years of age had
her left arm caught this morning in the
machinery in the spinning department.
Riverside Worst ed mills. She was taken
to the Office Of Drs Edwards g. Pagan,
wtere her wound was dressed.
The police of Station 9, made five
arrests for drunkenness last night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-08
PAWTUXET.

Excitement In Grocery store Caused by
sFalling Lamp.-Local Notes.
About $50 last evening the grocery
store recently owned by Richard Sauud-
ers was the scene of considerable excite
ment. One of the hanging lamps in the
dry goods department. having no cap
over it SO heated the ceiling that blaze
was started. The hook was loose ned
and the burning lamp fell. exploding "a
IL went One Of the clerks and by
stander who vainlv tried to catch
the lamp before 1t exploded were
the latter considerably burned on the
face and hands by the burning oil. An
alarm was rung and the fire department
responded quickly. 1t was found that
the fire was SO slight that 1t might he ex-
tinguished by other means. and the hose
was not used. Fortunately the store had
not closed for the night and with the
clerks and 90 many o;her people near the
fire had not much time to gam headway
and the loss was not great. This makes
the fourth time that this store has been
In imminent danger OF burning
Mr.. and Mrs. James Arnold Of Newark,
N. j., are guests Of Elisha 5. Arnold OF
Broad street.
Miss Bertha West of New York, who
has been visiting here. has returned
home.
for short visit.
Miss Ida Crandall of Fort avenue Is
visiting friends at the Thousand Isles.
Amasa Sprague aud another member
of the Warwick Council were in town
Yesterday to inspect the new track being
laid on the Warwick side Of the bridge.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-08
Sheriff Got the worst of It.

GARDNER, Mass, July s.-Deputy
Sheriff Turner of this place was taking a
man from Hubbardston to the asylum at
Worcester, by train, and two miles east of
Hubbardston the crazy man jumped from
the train while 1t was under full headway.
Turner followed, and broke his right leg
at the knee, cut a great cash in the left
side of his head and was generally bruised.
The crazy man got up and ran into the
woods, uninjured, and Turner was re-
moved to his home here. The crazy man
has not been caught
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-08
saivationists Arrested.

BALIsToS, ". Y, July s.-Captain 10.
seph Garaped, Ruby Butts, Matte Gayner
and Annie Rugglie, members of the Saliva
tion Army, were committed to jail here
from Saratoga Springs upon the order of
Police Justice Swart of that village for
trial Tuesday They are charged with vi
olating the village ordi nance by parading
quiet streets with musical instruments
without permission
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MOBS AND THE military
Still Engaged in Fighting in the
Streets OF Paris.
MANY RIOTERS WERE WOUNDED.
Belief That -stin More Serious Trouble Is
to Foiiow-Traac stopped In Princi-
pal streets-Newspaper Men Assaulted
by Police Municipal Council Meeting.

PARIS, July s.-The city Is again quiet
today, but it is brooding quietness that
augurs i'll for the near future. The troubles
that had their origin in a freak of the
students in the Latin quarter have grown
and spread, and the,situatiop now prom
ises to become critical. Only the admins
tration of law with strong hand will pre-
rent general trouble, but it can be said
that the government is fully alive to the
condition that confronts it and is prepared
for most any contingency that may arise.
The leaders OF the workingmen not only
in Paris but in the provinces, many Of
whom are socialists, are ever ready to take
advantage OF any occasion to make dem
onstration against the government, and
they have not been slow to grasp the pres
ent opportunity to make trouble. Therein
lies the danger. Tho workingmen have
now become incensed against the police
and propose to show their indignation
against them and their disapproval Of the
government by inaugurating general
strike.
An appeal signed by the delegates Of 1877
trades syndicates was issued today in
Paris and the provinces requesting the
workingmen to quit work. The troubles
between the government and the strikers
at Carmaux and other places are still too
fresh in the public mind to allow of the
prospect of a general strike and its attend
ant disorders being viewed with any degree
of equanimity.
The tension between the Paris municipal
council, some OK whose members are avow-
edly socialists, and the government shows
no signs OF lessening. The council held
YnqqtinO fndav NJ xyhfph thu al ifrYo ttrx,t ~,
the city was discussed. Several members
made speeches in which they violently de-
nounced the government for supporting
the police In what was termed their high
handed and reckless disregard of the law.
The action of the council today adds
strength to the report that the government
intends to dissolve that body.
Paris Labor Exchange Closed.
PARIS, July S.-The government closed
the Paris lahor exchan0e as IL WAS n revo-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-08
Forger skips Boston.

BosroN, July s-Orson o. Bowen Of the
Grm of Bowen e. Morrell, 25s Washington
street, has joined the long list of missing
Boston men. He skipped, and it Is a
question whether he has not made away
with himself as we'll. He Is known to be
n foroer
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-08
Daring Daylight Robbery.

NEW YORK, July s.--About noon, while
Broadway was crowded with pedestrians,
, poorly dressed man broke window Of
Benedict Bros, jewelers., corner of Cort
landt street, and grabbed several watches
He was arrested.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-08

WASHINGTON, July S.-Gsn. Schofleld
to-day sent telegraphic instructions to
Gen. Miles, commanding the Department
Of tho Missouri, directing that the recent
order withdrawing the troops from Ant
lsrs, Oklahoma, be revoked.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-08
An, seal nookcries.

OTTAWA, July s S.-Robert Venning of the
department of marine and fisheries has
been appointed British agent to visit the
Commander and Kutten islands (the Rus
sian seal rookerics) to observe the Russian
methods Of probating seal life and report
upon the same.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-08
EAST PROVIDENCE.
NETOP COUNCIL, O.UA.M., WORKED
SECOND DEGREE LAST NIGHT
Building Op perations ontinue With Un-
abated Zeal-Trolley Wires Being Ex-
tended Isapidiy-Locai Happenings.

Netop Council No. 4. o. U. A. NJ. held
it's regular meeting in Pays hall Deputy
State Councillor -EFed-W.-F Folsom, of
Narra gansett Council No. 2, was present
aud witnessed the working OF the second
degree on two candidates. and tho third
degree OH three candidates. The installa-
tion of officers was deferred until the
next meeting.
Building Operations.
John McCausland is to cree: a large
block on the corner of Taunton avenue
and James street, The structure will be
10 feet loug and 80 feet wide. and will
he 35 feet high under the caves. Exca-
vations for the foundation of the build
ing, which will be used for stores and Oh
fees. is already being made.
Court Notes.
Yesterday morning in the seventh dis
trict court, the liquors taken from the
Crystal Wave AMI Spring cottages. were
declared forfeited as there were no claim
ants. The LIQUOR, valued at 81, and which
il had cost the state nearly S25 to conhs-
cate, was ordered destroyed.
Trolley Wires.
The work of putting up the trolley
wires on Warren avenue commenced
yesterday morning. The work will be
pushed with all possible despatch.
other Locals.
The chimney OF tn, pumping station at
Hunts Mills. which is sixty-eight feet
in height, has been completed.
The tax assessors have begun their
work, and the abutters on streets through
which the electric railway runs will reap
the reward of their folly In putting
excessive valuation upon their property.
The abutters on Warren road, near
Silver Spring, are finding considerable
fault at the reckless manner in which
fences are being torn down AMI trees
mutilated to allow the placing OF poles
Tor the electric railway.
A taxpayers association is being formed
in the East Providence Fire district.
There are at present about sixty-five pro-
moters Of the scheme.
The Probate court will convene Mon
day to transact large amount or bus
ness
The Watchemoket Fire company will
meet Monday evening In adjourned ses-
sion. The project of.a tending the Coney
Island muster will be considered.
Personal.
Charles Sutton Is attending the Y. p.
S. G. Z. convention In Montreal, Canad a.
P.v. G.. NJ. Ralph b rratt, made an
official visit to Lonsdale last night.
Miss. Jennie Johnson. who Is one of
the popular teachers of Portland. Ore
gon, IL at home on visit to her father,
Rev. ii. 4. johnson, at his home on Mary
avenue.
Mrs James Arlington has gone to
New York. where she will remain about
n fortnight.
+. =. Hawkes., formerly foreman of the
foundry Of the Corliss stea n engine COM
pany. took up his residence here this
week.
John l.. McLsod has severed his con-
nection with the Corliss steam engine
company. after serving them long aud
we'll as foreman at their boiler shop.
Ralph Barralt has returned from LDw-
ell. wnere he had been acting rs n Judge
In the awarding Of prizs to tue most
popular Man chester Usity Odd Fellow
In the United States.
LOWS Slocum OF Pawtucket has been
visiting relatives on Burnside avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-08

BUFFALO, July S.-Ths body taken from
the Niagara river at Lewiston Thursday
evening, turns out to have been that OF
Harry q. Dudley, Of this city. who Is be-
lieved to have died BY his own hand on
the nisht Of June 20.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-08
Apponaug.

Mr. Walter Thurber of Providence
visited friends In this place yesterday.
Miss Maud Northup will visit friends
in Providence for few days.
Operations on the new town house are
progressing finely.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-08

HAnrroRp, July s--The new board Of
state Prison Directors has voted TO request
General Samuel Chamberlain, the warden
now under suspension, to tender his fss-
,snatiQp, 70 taks s6sct August lst >~'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-08
And why shonldn,t shef

MApRID, July s.-The Infanta Eulalio
has arrived home. She expressed herself
- greatly pleased with the cordislity oil
her rsceptioh In America =.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-08

ALBANY, July 6.-Ths Jackmsn Shoe
Manufacturing Company, Of Nyack, has
been incorporated with capital Of $3.50,
600. The directors are Andrew II. Jack
man. John ]. Jackman, and Charles Joyce,
~ Nva~k
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-08
NOTION DEPT.

3 CENTS a dozen-Steel Dress Stays.
z l-2 CENTS n yard-Garter Elastic.
. CENTS a box-Cabnet Hair Pins.
CENTS a pair-Sunbeam Dress Shields
10 CENTS piece-Bone casing; price was
10 cents.
CENTS roll-l0O0 pieces Cotton Tape,
l-2 inch wide, 70 yards on roll: worth
10 cents.
CENTS n pair-Five gross Curling Tongs
- CENTS pair-Satin Belt Hose Sup
ters.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-08
NIT and the silver Law,

ROCKFORD, Ills, July s.-Congressman
Hit will vote for the repeal of the silver
purchasing clause Of the Sherman law.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-08

Owxeo. N. Y, July S.-A. d. Thomp-
sou. one OF the oldest conductors in this
country, who ran between Owego and Ith.
AGA In 1874 and on the Erie since 1850 died
last evening of consumption.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-08

NKw Yonx, July ga firm of boat
builders at Newark this morning shipped
a handsome catboat TO President Cleveland
At GRAY Gables The boat was ordered by
Mr.. Cleveland some weeks ago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-08

1YxS, Msss., July a-The city garbage
6cow has been put into commission and
che first load of swill was dumped off the
S'Graves" yesterday. Hereafter the board
Of health win remove the refuse In this
uannsr from the sity.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-08
1he Presidents Message.

BUzzARD's BAY, Mass, July SIT is an
nounced that President Cleveland will pre-
pare his message for the extra session of
congress while resting at Gray Gables.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-08

NEW YORK. July s.-The steamship VIC
toria arrived with s225. 900 gold coin from
Europe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-08

Cuba's Demosthcnes Dead.
HAVANA, July s.-Miguel Figucroa, Q
conspicuous Cuban orator, u dead
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-08
Par,s Labor Exchanre CLOSED.

FHrB Labor Exchhnge CIoBeus
PARIS, July s.-The government closed
the Paris labor exchange as 1t was a revo-
lutionary propaganda hotbed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-08

Justice Blatchford Of the United States
Supreme court died at Newport last
evening at 7:2o o'clock after lingering
illness.