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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-27

Mr. Faycito liootn. tne popular and well
known furniture and carpet Hman, vii
be pleased o. serve his friends Who may call
upon him at McCaughcy n CO.'S, gl To rs
North Main street, pawtuCket.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-27
STONEFELLONHiM

To-day Robert Hall OF Harrison street
was badly hurt by stone falling on him
while at work on the Pidge avenue sew or.
He was taken home In the ambulance.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-27
A Mexican Mine Disaster.

MTNILLos, Mex, Aug. ga dynamite
explosion occurred in one of the mines here,
killing six persons and several animals,
besides doing great damage to property.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-27
DWELLINGS and Stores Cleaned Out.

BELL VERNON, Pa, Aug. 27.-Flre yes
terday destroyed a banking house, the
postoflice, brick storeroom and hotel,
jewelry store and beef shop, three dwell
ings, news depot ana billiard hall.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-27
Diamond Tips.


Nash has Joined the 300 class in batting.
Only nine more scheduled games in Bos-
ton this year.
"Jocko" Fields has been released by the
Milwaukee club.
The attendance at the games in Paw
tucket is badly padded.
The Bostons have won another series,
that with the Clevelands.
Joe Sullivan of the Phillies has done
some splendid hitting of late.
Mike Slattcrys fall was unexpected.
Iie had good chance in Bangor
Miller, Cooley and Ely have been doing
the best batting for the st. Louis.
Sioux City appears to be gradually losing
its hold on the Western league pennant.
Young Davis of Pawtucket used to
catch the late Clarence Bayne in Phila-
delphia.
The Cincinnati club will be rc-enforced
by some OF the best blood in tho Western
league next season.
Sockalexis of the Poland Spring team il
said to have thrown a ball 1857 yards at
Poland Spring recently.
Walter Burnham made a good try for
the Toronto franchise in the Eastern
league, but was unsuccessful.
Washingtonians have been much pleased
by the Improvement OF Hassamaer and
Abbey in batting and fielding.
The matter of putting n New England
league team in Lawrence has been can
vassed by The Eagle most favorably
Three straight by the Washingtons from
the Louisvilles wasn't so bad. The Wash
ingtons led in the series games 20 3.
If the present Louisville ball team was
in the New England league, it would have
hard work to hold even a respectable posi-
ton.
Manager Schmelz OF the Washingtons
has been looking up western talent. His
team for 1895 will DO vastly superior TO
the present aggregation.
A Cleveland exchange hints that Man
ager Tebeau had better keep an eye on scv-
eral Of his men between the hours Of 9p.
IN. and the break of day.
Manager Bacon, late Of the Bangors, Is
TO be congratulated that he has severed his
connection with that organization. Mr..
Bacon is altogether too good for such com
panY.-l Boston Herald.
brockton threw up the sponge Saturday
night and the Pawtucket management Is
considerable out OF pocket. They were
only offered t15 instead OF the guarante,
OF $50 Saturday and refused to take IL
The players claim that there Is Fl, 900 du,
them In salaries. The receipts saturday
was s65 and this was divided among the
players. There are only six teams IN the
league now.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-27
A I2-INNING GAME.
MaroonS Lose in a Hard
Fought Contest.
BROCKTON GIVES UP GHOST
Over 1000 People See Grays Win.
Other League Games.

BRoCKToN, Aug. 27.-The game Satur-
day was the best played tins season on the
home grounds twelve innings being re-
quired To settle IL. The visitors got the
lead and held 1t until the seventh inning
when it was tied by the nome team, max
ing 1t to 4. The Brocktons got one in
the eighth and the Maroons one in the
ninth, making another tie. There was no
more scoring until the twelfth when the
home team got three.
Wise batted like fiend and the playing
Of both teams was superb. During the
game Miss Anna Coyle Of Somerville, who
was in The grand stand, was hit over the
heart by foul ball and very seriously in
jured.
The score:
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-27
Other Games
Wood bines II, Manyilles s, 10 innings;
Woonsocket 10, Lonsdale o. Westerly, 4,
Wexford 8; Newport II, MiddleborO IL.
NationaIIassua stlndiog
The New England Lesl
Brockton Steps out,

BRoCKToN, Mass, Aug. 1.-Fhe Brock
ton ball team threw up the sponge Satur-
day night The players are in bad fix
and claim that $1,000 in salaries is due
them, and large board bill is due ut the
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-27
qrtr gneu $tprr.
For Tomorrow, Tuesday, August
~, 1894.

duu tuSlC SPiiuhllhS VI iaii
goods. Some of our pur-
chases have already arrived
and are being shown on our
counters. Next month will
bring into our building the
grandest collection of mer-
chandise ever brought to
Pawtucket. Our several buy
ers are already in the market
looking for the latest as well
as the most desirable of for
eign and domestic manufac-
ture.
During this week we have
some small odd lots to dispose
of. They are all marked out
in plain figures on our coun-
tiers. Come and take advan-
tage of the reduced prices on
summer goods.
A lot Of Mems Summer
Bows that sold at IL &c, now
&c.
A lot of Mems Summer
Bows that sold at 25c, now
IL &c.
Mems Negligee Shirts are
all down to cost.
Mems Working Shirts, the
regular 81 &c kind, are now
25c.
Mems Neckwear-A small
purchase has arrived and is
pronounced the best in this
market; 25c each. The pat
terms are the choicest, quality
of material the best.
Our yelling department IS
being replenished from day to
day. Our staple patterns are
always in stock and new
novelties ore being added con-
stantly.
We have sold large quanti-
ties of Ladies' Swiss EN-
broidered Ha ndkerchiefs; nd
why not, when you see the
patterns that we are showing
at IL y c and 25c each?
We have a splendid assort-
ment of Surah Sashes, in all
desirable colors and qualities
from 81 up to $3.50 each.
See the Chemisettes we are
closing at &c each.
Best Indigo Blue Prints at
4 nc a yard,
Celluloid Hair Ornaments,
latest novelty, 15c and 25c
each.
Side Combs, in black, amber
and shell, from 1Oc up.
American Lizard Pocket
books at 25c each.
Medium weight Underwear
for gents, ladies and children.
Embroidered Silk, assorted
colors, 25 skeins to the bunch,
at Sc.
Your choice OF any Trim
med Hat in the department
at 81 each; these hats sold
from 4 to 6 dollars.
Ladies' Felt Walking Hats
in all desirable colors.
Children's School Hats,
trimmed or untrimmed, from
15o upwards.
Boys and Girls Yacht and
Eaton Caps at the correct
prices.
In our Ribbon Department
YOU will find all the delicate
shades hard to procure else
where, in al widths from No.
| up to 5 inches wide.
Try a bottle of Wild Cherry
Extract. 1t makes a refresh
ing drink and is only 10c and
25c per bottle.
All the favorite odors in
Woodworth's Perfumes now
in stock.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-27
SOLD TODAY.

The sale OF the stock and fixtures OF the
Pawtucket Hotel was held today and the
property was bid In by Bessie Bucklin.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-27
To Look After Germany's Interests.

LONDON, Aug. "a. A dispatch from
Berlin says that the German gunboat
utis has arrived at Che-Foo.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-27
Saturdays Games.

At Boston Boston, 8; Cleveland, 3.
At Baltimore Baltimore, 4; st. Louis, 3.
At New Yort-New York, Is; Louisville, o.
Second game-New York, 8; Louisville,
l.
At Brookiyn-Brookiyn 5; Cincinnati, g.
At elphia-Philadolph 10; Pitts
burg, 8.
AT Washington-Wa Washington, 8; Chicago,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-27

Higgins Brothers.
stock Ale aud Porter drawn from the ' ocd
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-27
Eastern League ,

Portland 2, Fall River 1; Haverhill S
Lewiston 8,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-27

higgins brothers.
NaITGRRu seti Hud Milwaukee Iurer.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-27

Higgins Brothers.
stock Ale and Porter drawn from no wood
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-27

The results Saturday were as follows
Providence Is, Buffalo 2; Springfield Hill
Erie /; Scranton IL, Allentown 8; SYRIA
cuse IL, Wilkesbarre 3.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-27

NV England League.

-Brockton o; pHwtucket ~ batteries MI
Cullough anu Corcoran; Black and Davis.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-27

Sarragansettland Milwaukee lager.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-27
Steerage Tickets

on al tlrst class ines from ROston or New
YORK, tl5 cheaper lines, slO. Come and talk
with us before buying elfeW here. We can
save you "A few dollars
N. MOY & CO., '01 aa%'a'ts'. %slS sGTrrr' 4 !.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1894-01-04

Il" N"!Crn. boat hpra>s the sv,frr, ,.;,
~ a;''EN diusN. NrnI'lcy cure, Mu!;,rin " ",rtM. ~.
rI .'"" .. Hr.4%,>i!,'n Hi;,i iir;c. Conn. niIf,
J. .;H".r. pheasant t. taste u!i;l leaves mo- ) u
CI,r".r. ' ""'
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1894-01-04
LOOK HERE! !

| don't oilNr rewards for slcd4c
hammers but Sol goods as Cheap as
anybody, quality considered.
See my Jeans, Shifting, Drills,
Checks, Cotton FLANNEL, ctc The
price is right.
] haEd!c the best groceries anl#r,,
as cheap as others sell. Try my Can
goods, Crackers and Candy.
| will have fruits Of all kinds for
Christmas. Northern Apples, Or.
angcs, Bananas, Hrird Figs, Ra>ius,
CucoanutS and the finest linc of fan,
cy candy in town.
Try nv NuScavadn MulaSYvS. The
brS, Lamp Oil in towing
L have Il few more accounts that
need to he settled at once, So please
come on and settle.
Iauts for low prices and .hurt
settlements,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1894-01-04

Mr.. ". W. Griffin, Of Fcizcr WAS III
Pickens Monday ca business. II"
reports II quiet Christmas 1t PyiHcr.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1894-01-04

In runaway in Anderson last
week, Forest Vaughn was thro"n
from his vehicle and had lis lee
broken.
The Meeker herald., 1894-03-17

On Thursday III. Democratic members OF
the Senate finance committee laid before the
full committee their amended tariff bill.
Following are some OF the important changes
Whisky increased from si.to 81 10 and the
bonded period extended from three to eight
years.
Lead orc and lead dross, three fourths OF
one cent per pound: provided that silver ore
and all other ores containing lead shall pay n
duty OF three-fourth- OF one cent per pound
on the lead contained therein. according to
sample and assay at the port OF entry.
Iron l. taken from the free list and a tariff
Of 20 cents per ton levied.
The woolcn schedule shows few changes
There Is about per cent, reduction.
There is no change in the cotton schedule
Collars and cuiis are increased from 35 TO 45
per cent ad valorem.
The date for going into effect Of the bill Is
changed from June to june 80, and duty
Is levied on articles imported or withdraw
for consumption.
There is no change In lumber
The sugar bounty is repealed. but n tax
ranging up TO two cents for high grades.
The Income tax retains the rate OF per
cent on the amount of income over 81 900 as
prescribed In the Wilson bill. The classes Of
incomes are broadened by adding to rents,
profits. salaries, etc, the words, ''or from any
source whatever the person to whom the
tax applies are every citizen OF the United
States and every person residing therein.i
The Meeker herald., 1894-03-17


The registration OF women voters In Deliver
IL very heavy.
The Denver banks had deposits u the
amount OF sl5cOl.O0O on February 2sth.
The Supreme Court has sustained the death
sentences of Jordan, Ne-blt and Torres
Mrs soIomon Wcribcrn was RIM ove. ,,d
killed bv an electric car in Dcnvcr last Wcl-
uesday
Uaceruar ~, Colorado snrin,. has
drawn n cherk Of !, coo in favor of The booL
fund nf tho Cabnrn ilIrarv
n 49,
a. -. -nutIooa, en'piUscu oh .ne Nun" ~
,,iaat. 90. al as ~ LII y. AN
ave.
- ,no M, =,
sa'e VI $4,000 VI pen'e e,a iniP.o'e",hs
st,a wac maui vi 'he ''i AT 10 een's VI nc
uoIia'
lhere Is always market Tor good Colorado
apples Nebraska receives number OF ship
m M" ene' e'"'"''"" P''e' IN
ounAHA
Portuguese troops are reported 10 nave hfeu
upon british troops IN south AREA. Inerd
Is trouble over Telegraph line tpat tne brit
Ism are building.
The Supreme Court has refused to give an
opinion asked for by Governor Waite as to
tue right of the penitentiary commiss oners
to parole long term prisoners.
Christian +. Die,z an acea minister. who
has been pcddling bibles nj Colorado Springs,
The Meeker herald., 1894-03-17

The report that British marines had landed
at Blueiell-, Nicaragua Is confirmed. Blue
iicld, Is the chief town o. the Mosquito In
dans who formerly were under the protcc-
ilon Of Great Britain,
About 800 Sicaraeuan soldiers catered the
town on the 18th OF February. They brought
no cannon with them. They simply entered
under arms and without any resistance on
the part Of the natives; they hoisted the Nj
caraguau ilas over the custom house and over
ihelf puhlic buildings. The Mosquitoes we're
considerably stirred up by the presence OF so
large an armed force they were practically
without protection In the city.
The Mosquitoes. fearing they might be AZ
tackled by the Nicaraguans, appealed 10 the
lamar for protection. Thursday. March l.,
the lamar, without any authority from the
British government, as they had no time TO
get such authority. landed three boat loads
of armed men. They were armed with car
blncs and cu;lasses. The men went ashore In
the steam launch OF the man-of-war and car
rlcd with them two Calling guns aud three
field piece. The British forces did not land
ut Bluchell., but at B.uchclds Bluil, about
four miles northwest of the city. There was
some understanding between the Mosquito,
and the officer In charge OF the lamar, the
Mosqnltos' chief asking that the men be
landed for the safety and protection OF his
people.
The Meeker herald., 1894-03-17

The Portuguese having obstructcd the pro-
Ercss OF the British parties engaged in con-
structing telegraph lines between the British
sphere aud Tetc, on the Zambcsi, Lieutenant
Commander George $. Quar-. in command of
the Stcll, stern-wheel gunboat, and the Mos
quito, eighty two tons, landed party of blue
jackets from the river gunboat referred to in
order 10 protect the men at work upon the
telegraph line.
The Portuguese fired upon the British land
ing party and the fire was returned
The latest alviccs from the scene OF the en-.
counter say that Governor Quillimane, the
Portuguese official in charge OF the district
within the Portuguese boundaries, has been
summoned to the spot where the conflict took
place and he Is said to be on his way there
With two Portuguese gunboats and number
of troops.
The British commander has also asked for
rcinforcements and that the latter are said to
have been hurried forward Immediately upon
the receipt OF the message announcing the
conflict with the Portuguese.
The Meeker herald., 1894-03-17

A wreck of no small proportions occurred
Thursday on the Denver and South Park rail-
road one mile cast OF Webster. Fortunately
was on It's way to Denver between I2 and
o'clock, the entire train, excepting the en-
CINE, left the track. -Four OF the cars rolled
over an embankment - feet, willie the ac-
commodatlon car aud one freight TAR, though
der.,ilei, remained on the grade There were
several passengers, among the Superin-
tcndcnt Harding, OF the King mine, and their
escape seemed miraculous. An uni,rtuna:c
Tramp, hO"u,.t, -Lo we steaiins rios a
box car OF ties, was slightly injured.
The Meeker herald., 1894-03-17

LORD DrSRAvES has not relin-
pushed the hope that British de-
signcr may be able to turn out a
yacht that will win the American
cup. 70 this end he and Lord VOL
vorton will build new craft during
the year aud through the royal
yacht squadron challenge for the
trophy. so that the races will be
sailed in 1895. The now yacht. Lord
Dunraven says, will be seventy feet
on the water line. u matter of fiftee n
feet less than the Nalkyrie and last
seasons cup defender.
The Meeker herald., 1894-03-17
WRECK ON THE ROCK ISLAND.
sand on the Traeh Caus IS the Derailing
of FreiEht-Five Men Badly
In


Five men were horribly cut up and man
gled In freight wreck on the Rock Island
near Limon, Colorado, Saturday afternoon.
Two OF them will die.
& The wreck was caused by the engine run
ming into drift of sand that had blown upon
the track.
Engineer Walcott, Fireman Davis, Con-
ductor Fulton and Brakeman Mixer were
badly hurt. Wacott was crushed almost to
death. having received internal injuries which
were pronounced fatal, besides being horri-
bly, scalded from head to foot. He was re-
vived only to suffer ,crments. Davis had sew
eral ribs broken. splinter from one Of which
had penetrated his lung. In addition to this
deadly injury he had big splinter, split from
the timbers of the engine, run clear through
his RICH, foot. Fulton had no bones broken,
but WAS pressed so hard against the chest that
lie almost expired He la. 4 chance OF re-
eoyery
The Meeker herald., 1894-03-17

IT is an interesting fact that the
first educational institution to draw
the line at football is the military
academy at West Point. The war
department maintains that its pur-
pose is to make soldiers, not rutians :;
to tit men for war and the stern
duties of life, not to cripple and in
capacitate them. President Eliot
has, relatively, the same idea. but is
handicapped by lack of authority
and by the indisputable fact that
fractured legs and weakened bodies
are more serious impediments in the
army than in the pulpit, the count
ing house or at the bar
The Meeker herald., 1894-03-17

He Introduction of a bill into the
New York legislature making hazing
crime is not II notification that
boys shall not he boys. but that boy IS
shall not be border ruiians. While
hazing does not prevail to the extent
In American colleges hat it reached
years ago. it breaks out in far
more barbafous form, which may be
accounted for as the reader pleases.
Formerly hazing could be adequately
punished by the college authorities /:
now it is made the subject of state
The college world is ex-
banding beyond desirable limits
The Meeker herald., 1894-03-17

A humane Aspen policeman Of an ingenious
turn OF mind has invented a new method OF
killing worthless ours.
policeman Slyder," says the Time, 'ias
been experimenting in clectrieii, and With
successful results. Night before last he
found himself With a worthless dog on his
hands. lie conceived the idea that there
ought to be some more humane way OF put
ting the animal out OF existence thar by
shooting. So lie took the canine down to the
electric light plant on the Roaring Fork. In
stead OF ehali for the condemned be at
tached wires TO two pans containing witer.
lie then told the dog 10 stand with his font
feet In one pan and his hind feet In the other
and he would show him more stars thaB he
ever saw before, 'Bwk-us was willin'' and
took the position and the lever was turned.
Sixteen hundred volts II the electrical fuid
entered The canine and in less time than It
takes TO tell 1t they had chased each other all
over that animals anatomy. II took the curl
all out OF hi, hair, likewise his tail. 1t killed
him too dead to okin. TIT officer will spply
for PATENT
The Meeker herald., 1894-03-17
IMPORTANT COLORADO NEWS.
NEW TRUST DEED LAW.
1t Provides for n Public Trustee In Each
County and for Redemption With
In Six Months Alter Sale.

In Six Months Alter sale.
,ooa ,.v or,cted nj the ex-
r., ,.s.,on q, IN. Colorado lcgI.lature makes
.ov.r,l r,I,.,i oh,,,,.. 7, nrovlIe. for the
,nnoIn,rent ~ nnhI;c trustee who shall
ner,orn, tho d,,tc. of s,cb officer. who was
hor.,o,o,o ,,o,,od a. tho ,rrs, decd The Su-
nren. CONT mai, ,nnoint the trustee for
80, - ~, -, .i,ss and he
shall hold onIce for ,br.e years. The trus-
Tee &, coun,te. n, Tho first class shall receive
n salary ot s5Ono pcr wear. second Glass,
:, coo and 1, otber counties 80 900. The
COMMIT, ,roa.,ror n, ,he.c other countie. shall
h. ,,-ooicto ,ru.tee The .,l,rtes shall only
he maid an, ~ Too. rcceived and ,ny surplus
turned into the couutv treasury
The Too. a.. foIIn,,.. For executing re-
lease doe1s ~ tina, ,,o dollars. for making
s,I.. ,r,inIJn,, .xocn,tor ~ ,rp.,cc,s eertlf-
cato y, .n,e trrs,ec,s decd NJ certificate Of
rodo,n,,,tan - ,I'o 49,. ,r.v ho where the
amount Involved does no, exceed one thous.
and dollar. the sum Of FIVE dollars. over one
thousand dollar. and pnaer ten III ousand dol
lars. one.o,Iartrr Of one per cent. bu, In no
The Meeker herald., 1894-03-17

One Of the main subjects TO be discussed W
"thc committee OF 2li Interested In tie
schools Of the state at the meeting at Bo,l
der March IS, 90 and 30 will be State supr-
intcndcnt Murray's scheme OF equalization
Mr.. Murray fayors state tax Of six mills
which he says would give nine or ten months
schooling In every district, whereas under the
present system some districts get only ihrec
or four months school and the teachers spend
the balance OF the year Sin washing dishes or
some other occupation
The Meeker herald., 1894-03-17
THE LATEST NEWS FROM HAWAII
THE ANNExArloNlsrs IN FEAR,
Too Many Strangers Arriving at Homo
lulu and An Uprl,inR Feared

Too Many Strangers Arriving At Homo
lulu and an Uprising Feared.
Every steamer that has arrived at Honolulu
during the last two months has brought o
number of passengers, who sometimes have
no visible means of support and no good rcas-
on for coming to the islands. Thi. has &C.
CURED so often and Honolulu is becoming so
oyerrun with these strangers that the idea has
become prevalent that they have come in the
Interest OF the ex-queen. 1t has been re-
ported to the government and on seemingly
good authority that the agents OF the ex-
queen have been recruiting men in both the
United States and British Columbia, prlnci.
paily the latter
Tor some time the government refused to
, believe such rumors, but of late suspicion has
been aroused and active step. have been taken
10 nip In the bud any plot that the royAllsts
may have Of restoring the queen by force.
IL Is claimed that number OF the men have
enlisted in the army aud are ready at the first
sign Of any trouble To join the royalists In an
attack upon the government
bill wa. passed on Thursday last that will
stop the coming Of any more men OF this
class. 1t Is to the effect that any allen who
lands there must furnish good evidence that
lie comes With no intention OF hostility TO the
! government, and he must be able to show
that he has means Of supporting himself
while there. Another bill that was passed
! the same day provides for the deportation OF
all persons now IN the Islands in relation 10
whom there is probable cause TO believe that
lie en,ertains any unlawful intentions contra
trary TO the established system OF govern
mcnt. Such persons may be arrested, and, II
! found guilty, he bani,hed from the country
| for a space Of xix years, may be Imprisoned
! ~ harl labar for ono year.
The Meeker herald., 1894-03-17

THERE is not man, woman or
child in this country who is not di-
rectly interested in the question Of
wages ana immigration and who, If
moments thought is given to the
subject, cannot realize that without
any restriction ten starving men are
now coming to America to scramble
for the one situation to be filed.
The government seems dead to the
situation,