Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-18
IN CENTRIL FALLS.
Law and Order League
Will Talk 10 Council,
QUITE A FIRE LAST NIGHT.
Painful Accident to Elijah wilson-In-
teresting Items.

The Law and Order League have some
tac,s about the Lincoln License Commits
sioners which they will probably present
at the meeting Of the Town Council to be
held next Monday afternoon.
Speaking about the matter Rev. Mr..
Chalmers said that section 3, chapter 8l6,
laws OF July, 1889, gave the mayors of the
cities and the town councils OF the several
towns the right at any time and for cause
TO remove any OF the commissioners. He
thought that the law breaking tendency
OF the commissioners Just cause to with
draw from position which they were in
competent or unfit Tor.
The next meeting OF the council prom
ises 10 be interesting as Mr.. Chalmers and
bis lieutenants promise TO be on hand.
Painful Accident.
Elijah +. Wilson. an employe OF the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad, met with painful accident ves-
terday while engaged In loading coal into
a locomotive tender at the coal station,
at the Charles street crossing, Providence.
The coal bucket crushed his hand
against the side OF the tender. Two flu
gers were badly crushed and his hand
mangled. he was removed TO the hospi-
tai and arrived at his home on Cross
street In this village today
Last Nights Fire.
About lO:l5 O'Clock last night some
members ofthe Crescent Literary AssocIa.
tion while returning home discovered
smoke issuing tlom the barn owned by
Gilbert Carly on Pine street. An alarm
was rung In from box i27 at the Kendall
street station and the department was
soon on the scene.
There were three horses I'm the barn at
the time, but all were rescued together
with carriage and harnesses.
AT one time the interior was one mass
Of flames and the structure was badly
guttcd before he fire was under control.
A large quantity of hay and other ar1i-
cles were burned, entailing loss OF about
s5OO which Is partly covered by insurance.
Interesting Items
Mics Alice Hindley has returned from a
visit TO her sister at Hudson, NY.
Tomorrow Is the fitieth anniversary OF
the wedding OF MIR. and Mrs. Orin Smith.
Mrs. Arnold B. Chase will give recep-
tion nj her residence on Broad street to-
morrow afternoon.
The committee OF Baliou Post have pre-
pared orders for Memorial Day which
Will be presented NJ the next meeting.
In the District Court this morning
three persons were fined p and costs for
reyelliDg. A vagrant was given a six
months sentence at the State Workhouse.
The License Commissioners Will meet
at the Town House this evening 10 con-
slider few applications and matters
which were left over from the previous
meeting.
The Central Falls members OF the Camp
Comfort Club which left last evening for
lake Moosehead, Me-, were G. Fred
Crawford, John Booth, George Goslin, A.
q. Hazard, David l.. Folos and James q.
Falcs. They will spend "A week.
James McGrath, VINO was held by the
court In the sum OF $500 for murder.
ousiy assauitiug Matthew O'Brien, was
yesterday afternoon committed to jail to
await trial. Tue youug man has EVIDENT
lp just realized tho seriousness OF the
charge against him as he wcpt bitterly
when taken 10 the depot.