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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19
BEAUTIFUL cL0AKS.


Women crowdfng the storss OF j. =.
Gobeills In This City snd Pswtuckss
The handsomest display OF ladies' and
misses cloaks thar has been seen for a
long time Is now attracting the attention
Of the l,dies OF this city and Pawtucks,
at J. Z. GoDellle's, 1876 Westmi insier street.
nd AT the foot OF Broad street In Paw
tuc ,et.
They compriss the latest and most
fetching fleets, and are offer d
at prices that are astonishing g
even In these times Fine
workmanship. good style. ani the best of
material are the guarantees that the stock
wi rapidly disnl pea, fro - the stores.
AID the mi linery depart ent th
wiDt'r mats are equally as attraitivr. for
Q very latest IN lss and effects are zee &.
We do not wonder when We sec he bew l.
d ring array OF pretty tai rs for
wo ems wear bat tie ladies' crowd TO
AN .p.n z. Even 10 the ma culine
eve ~ osse . charm, which 10 height-
e Q I neU the hats AID bonnets adorn
h hea Is OF brautiful women.
The Ladies' OF tnis city long ago found
"a III for genuine bsrgaiis j. Il. CO.
ellie, S tne place TO eo.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19
Admiral Mello Proposes to Establish a
Provisional GoVerlTnant.
he CAN THEN ASK THE POWERS
To Recognize Him ss Beliigerent and
Thus Bring About the Downfall Of
President Peixoto = More DEGREES
Issued by the Latter.

NEW YORK. Oct. i9.-The Herald's des-
patch from Rio via Non evideo says the
Ierald's correspondent in Rio Janriro
lends advices that the revolutionary
party under Admiral Mello will establish
a provisional government 1t Dest FRO.
A general plan OF government will be
arranged and programme for offensive
aud defensive attacks will be mapped
out.
The leaders hope to obtain recognition
from foreign powers.
1t In believed that II Admiral Mello
CO gets footinR on land the peorle
will rise In mis- favor. This will certalaly
mean the downfall of Peixoto.
The Herald's corresp Jndent In Rio
Janeiro sends ord that Peixot q
government. has declared that
it will not be responsible
FIR damages or losses to NATIVES or for
eigners residing in Brazil caused by the
revolutionary forces or by tie govern
ment troops In their attempt to suppress
the rebellion.
A decree has been issued branding ~
deserters all persons WHO were In he
army aud navy service Of Brazil aud
have Joined he revolutionary move "A mt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19
A FATAL DOSE
MR.. GILBERT DRINK LINTMEyr
BIZ MISTAKE AND DIED.
His wife Was Temporarily Absent and
He Took . Dose from the wronA
Bottle.

L.st night Mr.. s. A. Gilbert dief from
poison ing which he took thrc ugh mistake
for medicine He resides on Cromwell
street and for some time has teen ~
sufferer from kidney and throat trou les.
He has been accustomed when exper-
eucing severe at ack to use canphor
relieve him, but this has gcuer ,liv
been administered by his WI
Last Friday evening Mr.. Gilbert W
compe ed to go to dru< st"re. ID
her absence her husband WA ted
the medii Q TO relieve him aud h.
h.d TO Ct IL.
u for unat ly he found tie
bottle. and, instead OF he ic
dose OF linemrnt, wbicn en-
large quantity OF csmphor. er
Glib r ret iurued SIZE saw I at her hu~
had made terrible mistake an
physician was hastily sum.u neu
Although everything possible was dons
TO save his life Mr.. Gilbert continued to
sink until last evening when be diet.
His funeral will take place At II o'clock
next Saturday morning aud the inter
msat will b at Cambridge Mass
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19
THE PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
Vessels That Have Arrived at and Sailed
From Il his {. arbor.

Vessels That Have Arrived at and Sailed
From his a. nrbor.
7 he arrivals NJ t ,is port are as follows:
ieamers Nashua, WilNinso !, Ne York;
Richard borten, Masoi. Fail Riv r;
'ity OF Newport, Kelly, Newport;
queen CITY, Gray, Tiver o /: A. c. Bars
ow, Nichols, for New York; Villa
Marvel, Dyer, Fa River; Bally-
mana, Carr. Newport; Petril
Durker, tu1 Gertrude wi h
oarges Commerce AMI j. j. BurleiRh;
,chooners Ida and Abbie f ancs, Ella
Nay, Frank Grernlaw, A. g.
Lawson, with bricS for Pawiucket;
valdare LEONARD. 10000 lathes for II.
Il. w llman; Sshrona. II rr ng on. $50.
90 feet lumber for ii. +. Wellman;
hr m for la nber for II. +. Wellman.
Sailed - Steamers Richard Borden,
queen city, City OF Nevp rt. Petrol. Will
lam Marvel, Nashua, Bal ymena. TUGS
iertrude with b,rge . ipe; Nat Sutton
ith barge Charter Oak; Lam Hart.
srrie Walker. Fir DIAL. David Torrey
age Wing
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19
RAILROAD NOTES.

Judge Jonn M. Hal eec ed vice presi-
deni OF the New YORK. New ii ven and
Hartford r lroad las SaLur Jay, SUBJ
mitted to Governor M rrs his resigna-
ion as judge OF the superio. court
Tuesday.
A Woonsocketer down IN the OH
Colony the I er uay met conluc or Ii =
coin, now runnung Boston an Cape
Cod train, 40 used ruu between Bos-
ton md Woo 8 cAet some twenty ye RI
ago, on wnat is now the New England
road.
1t is stat ed that 40.00) out o. q possfblp
l30, 700 shares Of Old Colony stock have
b.ea exchanged for New York. New
Haven and IL ,rtforl stock or the basis oi
10 to9 | Is leaves ab u $4,000 SHARES OF
Old Colony not ye exchanged and the
option will exp re in January.
A report OF cut in tie wages Of train
men on the Consolidated road was CO ira
dicted Yesterday ~ one # the local Offices
A number OF men, how yer, have been
thrown out of employment since the
lst of July. When tie Old Colony
system was tstablisnet arrange
ments were made for running trains
through Prov dence without changing
crews, and this ch ,nge enabled the COM
pany to give the usual service with a
smaller nu Der OF m u. The men who
were retired will be put on the pay rolls
" enev, more men are needed, having
the pre- ference over new applicants. The
tower men have lad their hou 9 Of labor
Increased to l2 hours, which is considered
long days worS Tor men having so
much responsibility. but when they took
the places it was understood that they
were TO stay on duty IL hours Of the "a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19
SUPREME COURT.

Equity Cases Heard Today-standing
Master In Chsncery Appointed.
The foliowing Gases In equity were
heard in the appellate division Of. the
supreme C urt today:
Elery Record ct ux VS.. Stanton A
Gray It ux. ct nj. A decree WAS enter d
iakia x the bill G. Inferred and refe, ring
cause to comm missiouer to mako part ltion
by lie.
Wilmarth II. Colwell VS.. Laura A.
Burgess ct al. Heard on demurrer
Demurrer Overr uied.
In the case OF Robert II. Kirk & Sons
vs.. Rhode Island Investment company
the supreme court today handed down n
rescript overruling tbe demurrer.
standing Master In Chancery.
Frederick Ha es has been appointed
standiDg master In chancery
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19
Sixth District Court.

A cons derahle addition was made to
the guests at the State workhous e
this NOR ing. five unfortu.
nate, whuse habits OF lookinp
upon the wine en- 10 is red hal re-
suited In their downfall, be-
ug snlel, ed to arying terms nc that
institution from the six h district court
They were G. aries jackson, Patrick
Moran, Lemue Bro aud Thomas
Creighton. six months each, aud Benja-
min Palmer. to two years.
Mary Ward was he'd for trial tomorrow
on charge Of being common drunka
James Powers for the theft Of $5 from
Isabelle Powers was sentenced to the Re
form school during minority.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19
GREAT 400 m FRANCE.

PARIS, Oct ~ - lac uewsps pers seel
o have partaken of the general enthusi
SIN occasioned by the visit OF Admira
.velan aud the other Russian naval Off
ers To-day they comment egusively
and compliment the nation upon the ma
ture Of the welcome extenied To the Rus
SLAMS All remark upon the eminentl,
pacific character OF vest rday's great dem
onstration. 1t is said that the car has
again telegraphed nis thanks to President
Garnet for the welcome extended by
France to the Russian fleet and its officers
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19

: Pretty Home Wedding at l36 Beacon
Avenue Last Evsning.

: Pretty HON. Wedding at i38 Beacon
Avenue Last Evsning.
The marriage OF o. L. Hal Of Brockton.
lass, and Miss Nellie T.. Baker OF this
ty took place last eve lug al
he r, sidence OF he brides mother,
louisa Baker, No. 1876 Beac n avenue.
iev. X. l.. Greenr ofiici ei. The brides
maid WAS Miss Ada Nj kerson. Everett
a. Baker. brother Of tho bride, was
est man.
The ceremony was wi messed by d large
lumber of friends from Chelsea,
3ruckton. Woonsocket, Warren, this
cIty aud towus on Cape Cod.
/ G couple were the recipients OF many
costly presents. AT the conclusion of the
ceremony n supper was served. Mr..
and Mr.. Hall left the city later for Bos-
ton, aud from there they we it West, aud
will visit Nv York. Was ington.
baltimore aud other cities. Tney will
make their ho neat Broc&tpn. where Mr..
'nall Is connrcte VITA one OF the lar.
snoe man nufacturing concerns. ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19
STILL UNCONviNcED.
Dunraven May Try the vaikyrie again
Next Season on This ide.

Dunraven May Try the vaikyrie again
Next Season on This ide.
NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-The owner Of
Valkyrie has sailed away. Yesterday
moruin9 at IL o'olcck Lord Duhrave
aud his family started for England upo
the White Star llne 9 Gamer Brittanic.
Lord Dunraven may ch ,llenge for the
Am"rica's cup again. he T. posi- i've n t
the Valkyrle has not yet saown her bet
qualities AZ racer
He stated throuSh his rep esentative.
81. Maitland Krrsey. YESTERDAY morn
ing, that he he'd to orange for u
series OF ra ;es next siring bet~ cen
tie Vslkyrie aud the yachts
that w,r bu l. to defend tn cup. He be-
ewes that his cnt is the
equal OF any boat in American waters.
IL has no et cided VIII ther
10 will hallenge for he Ameri as
cup IN 1855. lie may send new yach
over here the year after next to coutend
for tie famous trophy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19
so FAVOR FOR THE DUKE.
Denial That Connaught Was Shielded
at Tel-el-Kebir.

at Tel-el-heDr.
LONDON, Oct 10 The apparently end
ess argument concerning the duke Of Con
laught and the Egyptian campaign, ha,
been z ven fresh impetus by the Righi
Hon. Hugh Childers, who was secretar'
II state for war in lSS0-e3 1t will be r.
nemb-red that 1t was charged that telr
ram was sent to General Sir Gam
Wolseley, the commander of the Britt.
iorces in Egypt, ordering him to place til
luke OF Connaught in a place Of safety
turing the battl- of Tel-el Kebir. 1t was
also charged that in com 'liance with these
instructions the duke, who was on the
right OF the line with the Guards brigade
WAS with his troops ordered to the rear and
out OF danger. The story had its origin in
the Manchester Guardian Mr.. Childer~
has written letter to that paper emphat-
ically denying that any instruc 10 s or
suggestions were despatched to Egypt rel
atve to the duke of Connaught lie en-
closes letter received 10y him from Gen
Wolseley declaring that the story is abso
lutely false.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19
FITCH AND FELLOWS.

WASHINGTON Oct. 10. -Messrs. Fitch
and Fellows, congressman from New York
city, who were last night nominated by
the democratic convention for the officers
of comptroller aud district attorney re
spectivrly will not resign their places In
congress until the dat- for taking posses.
sion of their new Offices II elected, tie first
Monday in January.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19
Attempt To Wreck a Train.

CANTON, o., Oct 10. An unusuccessfu
attempt was made to wrsck the Keyston,
express train on the Fort Wayne road her,
last night Two coupling pins were placed
IN the frog at the junction of the Valley
road but before the limited was due, D.
shfter on the Valley road struck the oh
struction. The locomotive was not de-
rallied. as IL was going at only a modcrat,
rate of speed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19
American Ins,itute OF Architects.

The annual meeting Oft the Rhode Il a. d
,napter,A ericau Insti ute OF Arcni ect /.
was held last evening n ois OF Tillin1-
nas = dining rooms Supper was served
1T z o'cl ck. The Off ers chosen for
the ensuing year ares President.
Edward I. Nickerson; vice president,
Alfred Stone; secretary, Franklin j.
Sawtelle; treasurer, James Fludder.
Newpit; executive COMMITTEES. Messrs.
AuRe |, Wills N, Field and II. Hoppi ;
committee on admissions. Messrs. Car
enter. A gvll and Shaw, jr.
Trzes were voted for drawings of
lonlal york iu ri. state for the rent 8
NJ y, June. Jul, "A al Ssyte ber Ar
tnse e Is viii -o1i pe made To con-
lnue tue c lection of these fast VANISH
bit OF lnc u cl,ss'c TX
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19
Ladies'
c/oaks.

We have just received from
New York a large assortment
Of the latest and most fetch
ing effects in Ladies and
Misses cloaks. We bought
these at a low figure, about
half the usual price, and we
shall sell them at a slight ad-
vance. Every lady appreci-
ates a tailor-made garment.
Now is an opportunity to Sc
cure one at a nominal cost
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19

making a big hit at Lothrop's Opera hous' & I
week IN tn funny American DIR ma Of that nam
The paw is chock full OF just the sor OF op ortuni
ties calculated to slow q talented XII soubret y
her be>t and you can bet your tintype that 10
makes the play dec dedly int ie-ti g fr m th
r nging OF the curtain unti the gong down
the me. Jimmy McEi oy plays bu ted bubh
ard Jimmy IL a fu ny mug either a bubble or
born Irishman. Remember II you are fort
at enough to &c; the right q KIT into your insr
ocket tn : week YOU W II capnre e OF the beau
IA Pom oy photos raph albums displayed In III
ront entrance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19
so FAMILIES HOMELESS.
FIERCEST FIRE NEW YORK HAS
SEEN IN MANY YEARS.
Four Men Missing and Supposed tn Have
Perished In the Flames Loss Estim-
ated at About s3, 500, 900.
SPECIAL TO THE NEWS

NEW YORK. Oct. l9-At $40 o'clock
last evening fire broke out in the
big wall paner factory OF William
Campbell and company, on the 41st street
side, and IL proved to be the iercest fire
that TINS city has s,en In many yenrs.
Four men are reported missing 'nd IL is
supposed they perished In the flames
There w re many narrow escapes from
deatu. Four fremen were hurt.
The fire swept over nearly half a block.
Nine dwelling houses were ruined, and
more than Il ty IA lilies are homeless.
The l. So is estimated at about 81. SOC, 900,
there being 81, 600. 900 worth of wall paper
IA the Camp 'ell factory. The origin Of
the fire IL D. KIN wn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19
Escaped Murderer.

MouSr HoLLy. N. j., Oct. 19.-It h.
inst been established that Emil Hall, alIa
Edward Hun NELL, Swede, who WI,
found dead ut Beverley in May last, wa
an escaped murderer. having killed a mar
In Copenhagen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19
DIDN'T GET THE TICKET.
Coutez's Fai h I'm Human Nature Cost
Eim 90.

Him 90.
A man named Coutez Is mourning his
oss OF faitn in "umau nature and 50 Ia
money. Coutez, who lives o. Rhode
treet, dec del recently to 20
south for his health. A friead
fered To buy his ticket
O B fillmore at reduced rate aud per-
,uaded Coutez to let him have
3 with which to purchase
he icke'. Coutez gave him
no money and went as far with him ~
20 lower floor Of che Butler Ex-
hange where he was told to
sat until his friends return
i the ticket. The friend aud the
,oney disappeared In the ele-
tor, aud Coutez waited patient y
or two lohg hours befor-
is suspc ons were aroused. Then it
aw,ed upon him that he had beeh
'uuncced" an for a lime the air was
plored AS yet the friend has not re-
.ruel.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19
The Court Secretly Postponed for an
Indefinite Period.
ADVOCATE WAS ABSENT
Captain Hackett Had Received NO Orders
and Was on Hand Last Night to y and
Trisi-His Pressnos at tho Inquiry
Not ordetod by the Court.

Two reporters. one lawyer and Captain
Hackett com prised the at endance AT the
brigade Le quarters in the Eliza
beth luilding last evening where
The court Of inquiry iuto the
Hackett clse had been advertised
to convene. This SIN II represe tatiou
arrived Il 8 o'clock and und tie hall
entirely empty. M ex ,lanati n was forth.
coming The januor stated hat b,
Ia been ord red to have tue room IN
Rad ness for he court: Captain Hacke t
ex. laiued that he mad come in esponse
10 military obligation and he news
paper men admi ted tba they had jour-
neyed Ih,ther under the impression
tnat the inquiry was to be
app ared ami the waiting party broke up
aud dispersed
Advocate General Out of Town.
Inqu toia, deveio, ed the TACT that
notice, hal yes erdsy been sent out to
the members of The board stating that,
owing to the absence OF General Aovoca ate
BaAer. who is in Chicago, the meet
ing would have TO be postponed
to a later day. What that
date 10 was uo divul- Led. 1t is probable
that u Zine l. vet SCI. There Is 40 dis
DO ition On the part OF tie board To shirk
he investIg ,tion. it IL stated IL will aii
come in good time.
Not Ordered to Be Present.
The presence OF Captain Hackett AT the
Bril- ade headquarters .ast night caused
ome -urprise 10 those whJ are interested
IA the case. According 10 statement
40 orders had been issued
to him be pre~elt AT the inquiry. 1t H.
understood that tue cour WAS o be held
without his presence. The captain stated
10 reporter l. ct night hat no or
ders had been received by
him postponing the rial and
that he Was there in response to military
duty. This would Indicate that the Cap
tai has not been kept well-iniorned oi
the movements OF he Court IL his at
Guidance the court was not expected,
he did not appear know it.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19

Byron G. Dexter and Miss Emily NJ.
Westcott were united In arriage yester-
day afternoon at the FL st Baptist
hurch, u tucket. Rev. George p. Perry
Der,orming tn ceremony. The maid
Il honor was Miss Graco Dexter.
While the best man WAS Stukrley
Dexter. After the ceremol n
reception was held at % r, sidence of
Frank w. We-tcot. brother of the
bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Dex er will visil
the Worlds fair on Their We'd ling tour.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19

LONDON, Oct. lo-The socialists OF Lou
don are arranging to hold demonstration
In Trafalgar square on Sunday next In
favor Of universal suffrage and the ssy-
ment Of members Of parliament. Among
the speakers will be DIR. and Mrs. Aveliug
and II. Saunders, NJ r.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19
After the tulprit-
SENATOR FAULKNER TO WED

FORT MONROE. w., Oct le.-The en-
gagement OF Senator Faulkn rof West vir-
giuia and Miss Virginia Whiting, daugh-
ter OF Colonel II. l. Clay Whiting, a prom.
inent banker OF Hampton, is announced.
The wedding will take place early in the
coming wear
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19
STEWART TALKS AGAIN.
IA, . the Attempt To Get Vice President tn
Count Quorum IL Outrageous.

WASHINGTON, DC. I'D lring the de-
bate tins morninZ Senator Stewart de-
cIared that the attempt TO
ret the vice president TO make
himself infamous by violating
the rule aud compe ling a vot' wa out
rageou~. He prrdi, tel that v Pres-
ent Stevenson woul administer e
rules fairly al protect the mi rly. He
spoke for two hours aud was followed by
senator Dubois.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19
A FINE OPERATIC CONCERT
@ ven by the Opera ,iub Last Evening
st Black tone Hall

Ahfe operatc C com ert Was given | o.
vening IN Bla,kst ne Gall by III Op,ra
@ ub. A .xcelleDtpr gram was pres-n- --ti.
rue concert was gwen under direction of
W. n. Arnol I. Clsrrncs q. Hamilton
A. the acc,mpaiis Mis- MTEa o
via Uxlow in FAIRY Visl ms" ap ure |
20 hear Of the audie c.; aud ia
"Marths," srcond act, Miss u dow, Adele
Burden, DIR. Davis and +. Mark Bixby
81, n frequent. applause. o. the thirtsen
numl ers on the program. not one failed
o interest the audience.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19
MONUMENT DEDICATED.
SPECIAL TO THE NEWS.

TRENTON. Oct. l9-rhe Battle monu-
me 4 VAS dedicated today. Among he
distinguished d visitors were G vernors
Flower, Werts, Pattison. Russell,
Morris, Reyno DIS, Fuller aud Brown of
Maryland.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19
TODAY m THE SENATE.
No Change in the siiuation so Far as
Compromise IL Concerned.
SPECIAL To THE NEWS.

SPECIAL TO THE NEWS.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10. The senate did
not Sc ure quuru until 1890 this
morning. The motion To correc Mon
DAYS jou nal is sill under discussion.
there is no chang In the uation 50 ar
as Co promise Is concer ID
A Big Deficit Predicted.
The tire sarer's report fl the current
fiscal year was re- d. l. pre- iict'd hat il
the pres nj co lions continue there will
ue deficit OF fifty mi lions at the en- OF
LII YNAr.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19
Nine Sill Missing.

DusKmK, N. Y, Oct. Io.--Lske Fri.
has not yet given up nine members OF the
crew Of the ill-fated props ller Dean Rich
tnand
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19
Yellow Fever.

BRUNSWICK, Ca, Oct 10. There we're
80 new cases Of yellow fever reported to
dag.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19

ALMANAC FoR THURSDAY. Ocr. 10.
sUr RIsEs........ Q 02 Moos SETS. ..l2 05 AN
iss Issean Sa1si; or b;r:is g 8 Full SEA ss
wAsHNeToS, Oct l9.-Forecsst for New
England: Fair; slightly warmer In inte-
rior; east windsi fresh on the south oesst.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19
Col Mcclure No Better

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10 The condition
Of Col A. X. Mcclure this morning wa
unimproved.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19
o Ihe " orld's Far Via Washington aud
Niagara rails

Per-ons Int. rdiug 10 visi the worlf's fair at Oh
r 80 Should send Ia The baltimore and OHIO Raj
cad cumia a4y. 81 a-tinstO ,ireet. Bo,toA. q"
a. epy OF the ,ircu.ar a.d Worlds fair book ISSUE
4 y thal co npsnv.
lhe<srcnar Coita n a Il -c'.ption ~ a variety ID
'itruttixe fputcs 10 ,aleis AM Ieturn VA Wash
Isatuil or siagara Falls at very reas0n.Ds rates
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19
A SPECIAL ORDER.
SPECIAL TO rHS news.

House TO TAKE Up bankruptcy bii Mon-
day-fruiiles, senatorial Caucus.
SPECIAL TO tbs NEWS.
WASHINGTON, OF. l9-The rules COM
All tee oI tue nous, reported resolution
making the ba krupIcy bill the special
order for Mo day.
These at Democr tic caucus committee
mads another fruitless attempt to set o
tie caucus quest OF this morning.
Nothing was determined on.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19

Representative Hainer of N, braska has
inirOd ced bill 10 admit to the mails n
SECOND cl 50 MA ter the publications h.
su, q under the auspicrs Of benevolent ant
fra az a ruoieties anu orders aid institu
tions0 o. irarniug. The bill require
tbat they sisll be issued at least foul
times "A year. from known place Of pu
ca ion. by or Tor "A regular iucorp rateu
socirty or institutions; tnat they wall be
published TO farther purposes OF the society
OF institution, aud not be bou d IL such n
nan ~ 10 be mistaken for books in
tended for Presentation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19
the blll ~va.,. y ..s . a. spi.e VI all obstru.
tiona

The only incident of note 10 tho house
was a personal controversy between
Messrs. Geary (Dem., CALI and Warner
(Dem.. N. ~ over The New Y rk and New
J,rsey bridge bill IL was question of
veIac.ty. and they were rather excited. bu,
the speaker was firm n preserving order
AID the gentlemen became calmer. The
bill was pa. sd. The remainder Of the day
was consumed Ia the further discussion
AID consideration OF the printing bill
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19
THE WEATHER

For tonight -
# iir.
For tomorrow
Fair and warmer.
Temporal ure from
. q. m. Oct. Is. to v
q. m. Oci. 10; High.
=. 50 O w est,
81 /; mean. IS