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The Republican journal., 1894-04-05

Of Liberty, Me-, who until his resignation
about two years ago, was pastor of the Uni
versalist church in West and South Acton
died last week Thursday Of pneumonia,
His funeral Monday was largely attended,
Rev. A. A. Miner, D. D., Of Boston conduct
ing the services, aided BY the pastor, Rev
W. H. Smith. Dr. Miner spoke feelingly
and tenderly Of the merits Of the deceased
and Of Ms superior ability as a thinker, Civ
ing brief review Of his life. The floral de-
signs We're very appropriate. Dr. Knowlton
was strong advocate Of Temperance,
faithful pastor, good citizen and beloved
friend and neighbor, and will he greatly
missed. He lad filled tile pffire Of preacher
fifty years. Marlboro, Mass, Republican,
March .,t)th
The Republican journal., 1894-04-05
The Veterans at Brooks.

Tbursdav March Doth Th., weather lo,,Lad
tbreateniny ana tb4re was drizz,ing r,in
; and snow tbronohont th. dav but tbera ~ 70
j onoa .++ana.n.. f ,-.+ar.ns l.a;as a,,3
friends of tba soI,l;ars ranresent;na Rrools
Belfast waldo Knox. Freedom. Rnrnham
Searsnort Swap,il1e and Monroe Tb4 ball
is in 4 new building. built ana owne, Nv Al
assoeiatinp nf members of the local nnst
| The lower story is fitted up for 4 dining
room. kitchen AID ante-room, anl t]e Nah
| and one inte-room are lin the second storv
| Tie hall il 25x5O feet, high posted and weIi
! lighted, with a stage across tile front fitted
with i curtain an,l other Appliances wv 4n-
tnrtanments- On the occasion oi thus meet
| my flags were neatly ,iraped at the YUM nl
sides uf the stage and over the organ.
I The meeting wss ,.llled VIZ order N, 1Ae
| President. Henry Il. Dawson of Monroe and
| op4ne,l with " fpnrr soIo, FThe gojyrs ws
| Love- lN L. a. Elliott, with chorus hv the
| choir. rle ln.,lhars M the choir ar. WI fnl-
lows soprano. Mrs Ilzzie Chase. a.to.
| Mrs. Ilt+fie Meritilew: tenor, Mn. T. M.
Elliott hass. Nj. h. c. Jones accompanist,
| Mis- .elIa Chase.
In tite absence Il rhe Secretary MR.,
/ stnson Nj North searsport was chosen sec-
rttarv pro tenn
| Tolforl Durham, Jefferson Hobbs and
James a. Harding we're appointed 4 conl-
mitter OH t1rne, niaseta and programme fur the
neAt meet ~. and subsequently renorted
az follows Time, Thursday. June list place,
West slc of swan Lake ia swanville: pcnic
The Republican journal., 1894-04-05

l'Niigit ~ poINlS Coy. Mckinley adj
lies>,d the Minnesota State League OF
Republican clubs at Minneapolis March
4>th and great crowd was present To
hear him speak. He exposed the fallacies
Of the Wilson bill. Justice Newton Of
(,lavesend has resigned His resignation
was eXacted by the prosecution before
his plea of misdemeanor in tile election
case was accepted. - BY vote of 80
NJ - Thursday the Massachusetts,
House OF Representatives engrossed
the bill granting municipal suffrage to
women. wv. John kendricll Bangs, the hu-
moriSt employed On the various Harper $
publications. was defeated for the mayor
atty of Ionkers, y. Y, last week by his
Republican opponent. His Jokes are bet
ter than his politics.. u. The West con
demns and the East commends the Bland
bin veto. Both are unanimous. GOV.
Northen of Glasgow has appointed Pat
rck Walsh, Of the Augusta Chronicle, u.
;. Senator 10 succeed Senator Colluitt.
lie is a free silver man. Nh. Walsh il a
native Of Ireland. u years old and never
before held any political office Of in{ort-
ance.
The Republican journal., 1894-04-05

Rev. A. A. Miner, ID. D.. of Boston conduct
ing the services, aided by the pastor, Rev.
w. II. Smith. Dr. Miner spoke feelingly
and tenderly Of the merits Of the deceased
and Of lis superior ability as a thinker, Civ
ing brief review Of his life. The floral de-
| signs We're very appropriate. DIR. Knowlton
4 was strong advocate Of temperance,
| faithful pastor, good citizen and a beloved
| friend and neighbor, and will be greatly
missed lie had filled tile oce Of preacher
fifty years. Marlboro, Mass, Republican,
| March tiOth.
County Correspondence.
SuUIH MoNrNiLLE. Ecv. j. NJ. BuffJm,
who Mas been engaged IN revival work at
Searsmnnt, ~ now doing y good work with
M, The meetings are we'll attended, good
interest II Manifested and Several have bt-
snn Christian life. May Ae good work ~
un, II ulll prayer MIS-. JOSIAH Sifrlnand>
n quitr sich. Mr.. Galen Keen Of West An
pet"n IN about to moVe to North Appleton.
..E r. f. Cram has smut his MN down for a
inw ,laNs for repairs. A. Sanford Barlow ha-
begun 70 move his goods to ltockport, where
he has rented place. IIe viii niove his
family there this month.
SEAEsMGNr. Rev. j. NJ. Rmtfum tile eyaff-
gclist, closed lis abors here Tuesday even
ivy, MANI 4-tli, with ! yeFy Hue lteture aM
Temperance. Mr.. Il. T. Fuller, report VI
as very sieS last week, Az better Mr
Frank Moore goes to Camden t. work ii
Beams shir yard MI. Y +. Paine w;is
called to Montague last Saturday by he
sickness of his mother Tile supervisor N
taking census Of the scholars under tile
new aw. The seectmen are making the
annual valuation
CAMDEN The recent town meeting held
March 2Sth, was a spirited contest between
the tcwn and village corporation, tile town
winning and deciding not to put a steam en-
glne ID the village hall hut to keen il where
ii is Id the town engine house. The town
taxes this wear Will be about three-ttths
what they last year, saving that
amount To the farming and summer resort
sections. Tile net debt III the town Is HIT
twenty-five thousand dollars The hard
pine fur tile ,'lOO-ton schooner II NJ Bean
is 10 build arrived from the South Friday.
and work will begin at Nnee Ill tlt, yard,
which has been idle for three years. Somuch
Stock Of tile Camden Herald has changed
hands FIR THE nasf Two weeks thar T 4 SIM
onton retires from The editorial mama cement
and is succeeded hv the lpcal editor. u. +.
Mills. The paptr remain. Is+puhligaa-
SwANvIILE The families of +, l.. and
Herbert Cnnninghanl, wha have ~I-nt rh-
winter IN tAe woods of Lowell. Mo. retitrn-
WY Menaag night, Iait and fo~l memlti.riI
The Republican journal., 1894-04-05
it is Judge strout.

AuGrsrA, April > Governor Cleaves TO-
day appointed Hon. Sewal c. Strout Of
Portland As associate justice Of the Supreme
Judicial Court in place Of Hon. Artemas
Libby, deceased
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fN lfei NlhEt.
rA&E y.
fls EQUITY Correspondence ,-
Naw- ilith~ Marriages peatis
A~ or rnE WEEK.
HAlffes. The committee Of
ne Columbian Exposition have
ncaal to tile Maine insane hos
eNNieuee Qt excellence IN treat
apparent excellent farm and
HHs4 N connection with the inStl-
'Ge exhibit made III THE Maine
tal at tile Exposition consist
a9Ul photographic views NJ The
lnss and inIrliofNicw> III tho
ese wefe accompanied bY q
Fl the Institutions, sIatt
Dietary and the number ,i
iei treatment, and complete
institution showing its work
4dagion Photographic News
uAI's fine herd u liolSTelns
aled IN ihe e1hihit, with
thp Humlpl NJ AGrt~ iM ihe
fAHIN ~ lld HlafAt ttiNt -d4
lu thv pi iNhate e1llfl ~
2~til. JWdse tsI-esS rem
tMli iit tlie iiiitl 4t'liMi #NtiH9f'lli
MhetNel tlte ~#u' FAr
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ti .h9lil9 he 'i7fiufIed
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aA tAell insii} A0t'r,
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The Republican journal., 1894-04-05

/ lit ifftitt IlIti tltAt'NttHlN Ntft SbNtit. Nc
mill Mas built rwa years 40 and was run
ma4 .HrreSSfuIE. liie Total lVss Il NIT
llsiaya.
I< E4NM4 tFI,. si,Y,t,i.1t ,nert4,,@ 4,id
naa,,I,4 ot thn A'irs, M4ip.. ,.axalarN A.,
S4.i,ttiau W. Nass.qh4iSp+4. yas heiI III
IlntI Brllryue Bos,on March 9TH.
'rh.sa alfirers ,.,rn c|ert.,I President
{ltfed Piel,.e. ,,ra-IrpsItients. + IT,
~544Vslir, ana l Orelvays treasurer
4 DE4k,Nat,l,. se.retaiy I'll II n gmr,,
An ,Mr hanalpt speeehrs were made bv
G,4s,Iaa tiIl,y Navor llaxter ,l
biipkYate, NIlrea Pierce. lieu. Iel,v
d n IIal,Ss aud otIers .t,en. lJc1nnr
n,tis Sne of tlc most eminent author
itit.s ,nt constitutional lax and the author
N man, jeaal ynlks sniFd II Ncw York.
March 3,jb. He had been i'll with pneu-
rnpria The funeral ot uuis kDssnth
talk llace III Turin. Marel 18Th. The
streets We're crowded ana the body was
followed III the elllIleh NV thousands of
students ana hy residents iii the .jty. The
cettiu was eolntIei.lN bTilieG III flowers.
was rlaced on Il funeral ear and taken to
the lailwav stuion wbele 1t was formally
delivered ro thr BuHa -pesth delegation
wltich calne III Turin IL receive it aid the
iou1pev fn I,uda Postb was begun,
distanGe et zNo wards. George Helm Of
San Francisco hit a hullS-eye the size Of a
y;l,-4~ l,lf4r A,,i.,- t,nl,. ,n4lyinr 4 >ynrldts
recoI.i senre III .s.A biI has been IN
iish,me l.eal,larinns fnl Brhrinu ,ea The
I,i,llav- saoe nl,yat New York brought
III \ ve,,jict III .y, 800 fpl rhe plaintiff,
The Republican journal., 1894-04-05

Rev Isaac Case knowlton, 2. p, a native
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NOR rErALLIBLE.
q Ssrmsn BY bishop HAIL Upon the
Weods II the Roman Church.


I, Moods ~ the Roman Church.
NEW YoHz. May IA woman some
what disturbed the services in st. Thomas
ehurch yesterday afternoon, where Bishop
Hall Of Vermont preached on "Pspal In
fallibility," Ths woman was neatly
drsssed Add very pretty. She made her
way mp the aisle to the altar steps while
ths choir was singing the anthem and the
large congregation standing.
She knslt at the altar rail and prayed
ferveptly. The anthem was finished and
she still remained conspicuous figure in
the chancsl Ushers asked her to leave,
when she snatched up an umbrella which
she had placed beside her This she
waved excitedly at Bishop Hall and at
tempted to reach him. The ushsrs, how
ever. held the young woman and finally
removed her. Bishop Hall said among
other things
"There was no reason why Catholics
should be saved and all other people ex-
cluded. Even Roman pontiffs in their
councils had transgressed. Was the in
failibiiity OF the popa a doctrine Of di-
vine faith; history Showed that popes
had not been infallible. Peter, himself,
seemed to have been singularly unmind-
frl OF the functions imposed upon him.
Peter profited not by pleading sovereign
authority, but by acknowledging a su-
Preme authority. Authority must not
be infallible TO be healthful."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-07
CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Curbing Gf Huntington and Union
Avenues, and America, Nit
ChelI and Preston Streets.
CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
In Board Of Aldermen, April 10, 1894

In Board Of Aldermen, April 10, 1924
Ordered, That the abuttinR proprietors be not-
Ned 70 appear before this Board, on THURSDAY,
paving cutters ON che following streets, vix.:
America street, from Africa street 10 Atvslis
avenue;
Mitchell street. from Bread street to Melross
street;
Huntington avenue, from Cranston street 70
Jackson avenue.
Huntington avenue, from Mcponoush street TO
Union avenue;
Union avenue, from Mssser street TO the city line.
Witness: WILLIAM 4. CLARKE,
apr23-Stm City Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-07
WAYS THAT ARE DARK.
Chinamen Said 60 Re Doing = Big Ger
tifoate Trading Business.

Chinamen Said TO Re Doing . Big Ger
tidcate Trading Business.
WASHINGTON, May J.-One matter that
has given internal revenue officials a
vast amount OF trouble has been the
efforts Of Cinnamon to register more than
once. and 1t is not certain that these
efforts have nois in iAany instances been
successful.
In thickly populated sections. where the
collection districts cover comparatively
emall areas, the scheme has undou btedly
been worked to considerable extent. A
Chinaman living in New York city would
have no particular difficulty in register
Ing under another name in any one or
more Of the nsishboring districts. and as
> photograph of one Chinaman might
readily pass for that Of another, the fraud
u not easily detected
The duplicate certificates are said to
bring good price among Cinnamon who
Are not entitled to register, and SO trade
lp them is said to be more or less lively.
II II believed that these duplicates will
aggregate anywhere from $500 or even
more.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-07
Good Road Racing.

BosToN, May six hundred dollars
worth of prizes fell to the lot Of Nat But
Ter OF the Cambridgeport Cycle club in
the Linscott road race. He captured the
worlds record for the distance, the first
prize and also the first time prize. No
less than 21 of the contestants finished
under the record time of In. Ism. los,
made by w. F. Murphy in the Irvington-
Milburn road race lsst Decoration Day.
The magnitude Of the race is shown in
the number of starters, which was 15a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-07

WnKEsBARRE, Pa. May THE wyom-
Ing valley was visited by severe wind,
rain and thunder storm yesterday after
noon. Great damage was done to prop
erty. In the country districts trees were
uprooted and fences blown down. AT
Wyoming new three story house was
wrecked. The Empire mine had its
smokestack blown down, and ESQ men
will be out o { work until new one is
put up.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-07

sound by placing bags of grain and we.
bagging I'm front of the safe. The explosion
was of such force that they failed to stop
and remove the cash box from the safe
The Office was completely wrecked, the
large plate glass window at the front
were smashed into bits, and the furniture
broken and fixtures ruined. The crooks
escaped
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF THE
CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
To Contractors for 0ulbuiIdings
and Sewer Connections.
Office Of
sqperintendent Of Public Buildings,


City Hall, Providence r.. l., April 2s, 1894.
The Joint standing committee city property
invite proposals for sewer and water connectio ne
and new outbuildinks, etc. for the following school
buildings:
Thayer Street Grammar, East street, Camp street,
Thayer Street Primary. Gladstone avenue, Beacon
nvenue (old), Point street. ito include setting out
buildings back into position), Hospital street,
Chester avenue, Warren street, Bellevue avenue,
Potter's avenue, Harmon street, Willow street.
Federal Street Grammar, Africa street, Putnam
street, Amherst street. Covell street and Thurber's
avenue.
New outbuildings are called for at the following
school estates East street, Thayer Street Primary
Hospital street, Warren street, Hammond street.
Putnam street, and Thurber's avenue.
The laying OF sewer or lead pipe should be given
at so much per lineal foot
Plans and Specifications may be seen at this
ONCE. Bids will be made separate for the work
called for at each school estate, sealed and ad-
dressed to the undersigned until THURSDAY. May
Is reserved. DAVID BURTON,
Chairman Committee on City Property
ALBERT r. MANSFIELD,
Superintendent OF Public Buildings. apr27-lN
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BURGLARS Ar LYNN


LrNr. Mas, May TAT e:4o o'clock
this nsrninG q tremendous explosion In
the vicinity Of the center of the city
startled residents. Burglars had at
tempted 10 blew open the safe In the grain
store ef Torrance. vas % Co., and had
misoelculsted the amount Of powder used
Patrelnon Wells was three blocks away
81 the time. and hearing the explosion
and seeing great puff Of smoke coming
yAe kesglaU bst astsnptsS y dssSss shs
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THE NEWS
LEGAL COLUMN.
Administration Notice.

Providence, NAYS, Itpt.
The undersigned hereby gives notice that he has
been appointed by the Municipal Cturt OF the
City OF Providence Administrator OF ie estate OF
Eliza Chesbrough late OF said Providence, de-
ceased, and has given bond according to law.
SAMUEL Il. STONE,
may 5-T-9 Providence. r.. l.
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
PROPOSALS FOR ABUTMENTS
and WING WALLS.
Department Of Public Works,

commissioners Once, City Hall,
Providence, X. l., April 2s, 1894
SEALED PROPOSALS addressed to the Com
missioner OF Public Works. City Hall, Providence,
l., wall be received until n O'Clock O. M, TUES.
DAY, May 8. 1894, for construet,g new abutments
and wing walls at the present lacation of the
Charles street bridge over the West river.
Plans snd specifications may be seen at the City
Engineers Office, City Hall, where blank forms Of
contract proposal and bond may be obtained.
Each Proposal must be acct npanied By lend or
certified check for Ave hundred dollars,
TAe right TO reject any or all bids Is reserved.
ROBERT &. SMITH, Commissionss.
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
ATLANTIC

City Clerks once, April %, 1894.
The Committee who we're. on the 10Th day OF oc-
tober 1893. appointed by the Board OF Aldermen m 10
Jay out Atlantic avenue from Hamilton street TO
Melrose street, have made their report accom-
PANEL by map.
All persons interested are hereby TO 'ihcd 10 ap-
pear before said Board on THURSDAY. May ~,
1884, AT O'Clock p. M N they shall see cause, and
be heard for or against receiving said report.
BY order Of the Board Of Aldermen.
Witness. WILLIAM n. CLARKE,
apr23-mst City Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-07

HELP wANTED-I CAN FURNISH Bo-H
Il males and females with easy and sFseas ant
employment at home (no canvassing). Can earn
from 81 to IS per day and no experience needed.
This IL something entirely new. Send 10 cts.
lsilverl for samples OF work and full particulars.
q. IL. Carpenter. Newaygo, Mich apl24-12t
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fnE NEWS
MISCELLANEOUS COLUMN
FOR sALE-MLsCELLANE0Us.
FOR SAIHI

A few Shetland Ponies and two good Driviag
Horses. Apply 10 JAMES II. HATHAWAY, Super
intendsnt, Roger Williams Park.
I,oR sALE-FIRsr CLASS, oLD-FAsHIoNED
II Rockaway carryali also one Russell cart.
nearly new; both with shafts and pole. can be
bought cheap. Apply TO Mr.. J. b. Randall, Oak
land Beach, r. l. marl9-tf
l.,oR sALE-Two NEW BICYCLES, A NEW
Il Victor, A. New Lowell Diamond, good reasons
for selling Address Boz X, News once.
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"DoImE" Now Jersex.

ELIZABETH, n. j.. May 7.-Fitzgeralds
industrial delegation were the guests of
the local socialistic labor party yesterday.
They held two poorly.attended meetings.
There were no sensational incidents
and little interest was exhibited. The
army tramped TO Plsinfield today. There
have been several desertions since the
army left New York ei.y.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-07
THE CITY OF PROvIDENCE.
POINT STREET.

City Clerks ONCE, April %, 1894
The committee who were, on the 18th day OF
October, 1881, appointed by the Board of Aldermen
10 lay out Point street. from Hospital street TO Eddy
street, have made supplementary report accom-
panied by q map.
AL persons interested are hereby notified TO ap-
pear before said Board on THURSDAY, May ~,
1894, at o'clock m, II they shall see cause, and
be heard for or against receiving said report.
BY order Of the Board Of Aldermen.
Witness; WILLIAM Il. CLARKE,
apr25,m,N City Clerk.
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Short Alley.

In Board Of Aldermen, April 10, 1894.
Ordered. That the abuttins proprIetors on short
Alley from Beneft street 60 North Main street, be
notified to appear before this Board on THUGS.
DAY. MAY ~. 1885, AZ O'Clock p. m that they may
be heard on the question Of declaring said Short
Alley useless a. public highway.
witness. WILLIAM n. CLARKE,
apr23.m3t City CLERK.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-07

WANTED WOOL sPINNERs, wEAvERs AND
w families of wooden mill help. =. W. a O.
Russell Manufacturing Co, Pittsneld, Mass.
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THE NEWS
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
BOYS! BOYS! BOYS!

Come down TO THE NEWS OFFICE, No. weybos-
set street, and we will supply you with THE News
BASE BALL BOOK TO sell to the whole town.
There's millions in it,
THE NEWS COMPANY.
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VyyANTED-AN EXPERIENCED PoLIsHER
w OF gold iewelry, one capable cf taking charge
OF a room. Address stating experience, references
ETC., Box ca News ofhce. may Att
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vJ,o LET, TENEMENT OF SEVEN ROOMS, sos
\ crsnston street. Apply nj iH Canal street.
r. r. Kendall. aprs-u
L,oR RENT APRIL FIRsT-FIRsr- CLASS
= tenement, syl Pine street. rooms. Apply 4os
Buffers Exchange. msrchif-u
fI,o LET-Two TENEMENTs, 50 LOCKWOOD
a street, and rooms. sl6 per month, TO salts.
factory tenants. Apply at 27 Pine street
apl4-u
FINo LET-FIvE ROOM UPPER TENEMENT,
II 6Is Prairie avenue near Broad. all modern
improvements. Inquire on premises, rent reason
able apr rs n
rI,o LET-TEN ROOM HOUSE, io4 BURNETT
4 street; hot and cold water, furnace, etc. Ap-
ply 4o6 Butler Exchange. spr2in
ITO LET-Two LOWER TENEMFNTs IN
4 house on Redwing street Modern improve
ments, rent very reasonable. Apply 80 Redwing
street feb2a-H~
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
L,oR sALE-oNE OF THE FINEST LOCATED
- building lots on Warwick Neck. Apply TO d.
Russell Brown. Providence. r. I. msrls-tf
L,oR sALE-NEw ONE FAMILY HOUSE OF
II eight rooms In Edgewood All modsr inn
provements. j. A. Latham. 81 Weybosset street
apri7-u
I'oR sALE-FoRTY SHARES HOME INVEST.
~ ment Company at par pays per cent and state
ment shows surplus OF about IL per cent. Box Il
The News Company. marls-n
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-07

SPOKANE, Wash, May THE first big
wave OF the western Washington Coxey-
ties rolled in town yesterday. There are
about 300 of them, headed by Jeffries, an
sgitator. About 200 OF the army were
caught at Pasco by . force Of deputy
marshals under Samuel Vinson. They
are ugly over their detention, and vinson
has telegraphed for re-enforcements. He
expects trouble when others pile In at
PasCo from the west.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-07

THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-07

STANFORD, Conn, May Sixty COM
monwealers, comprising Captain Sweet
lands army, marched into this city yes
terday. The Coxeyites had tramped from
Norwalk in a driving rainstorm and
shortly after noon arrived here. When
the Coxeyites entered the city they were
taken to the hall of the Populists and
provided with a lunch of crackers and
cheese. Last evening there was q meet
ing at which Sweetlands spoke The
commonwealers resumed their journey
today. The expect to reach New York by
Friday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-07

VALPARAISO. Ind, May 7-GeneraI
Randall is already having trouble with
his men. A number of the dissatisfied
held a meeting yesterday. 1t was charged
that the euartermaster was not dealing
fairly, that sardine sandwiches reached
the officers and other favored in abun.
dance, while the rank and file had 70 sub
sist on bread and water. IL the present
indication can be depsn ded on, there will
be large number of desertions very soon.
From the Far West.