The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-04
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A Detroit physician was found mur-
dered ut his home.
The Cambridge Mass fce company's
houses were burned.
Mccarthy defeated Layton In three.
round fight In Galveston.
q Joseph Clark was struck by train Ut
Burrvillo, Conn, and killed.
Tho Duke of Portland paid sG5, 900 for
the Australian horse Carbine.
Twenty seven immigrants were detained
aboard the steamship Polaria.
A canvass of the senate showed AZ to 80
In favor Of free coinage of silver.
John Barney, for many years assistant
city marshal OF Nashua. N. H., is dead
The Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
endorsed President Clevcland's message
Two families were made sick by gas
from kitchen range at Worcester Mass.
The cash In the United States treasury
decreased more than $4,000, 900 in Janu.
AIRY. 80.
The labor trouble ut tho John Lancy,
Jr,. factory at Marbehead, Mass, has
been settled
The Law ana Ordor league at Derry, n.
H.. has resumed its crusade against the
liquor dealers.
Thomas Brien OF Springfield, Mass,
foreman of the city sewer department,
dropped dead.
One man was killed and Hvc injured by
an explosion in the Westinghouse works
at Brinton. Pa.
Henry @. Ransom. aged 72, prominent
business man OF Rockville, Conn, for
many years, is dead.
Stories OF outragcs perpotratcd by Turk
ish soldiers at Anatolia college are denied
by President Herrlck,
Four men arrested at Boston for saw
agely assaulting two Cinnamon and rob-
bing Chinese laundry.
III. II. Smith, well.known tailor at
New Haven, who assigned about two
weeks ago, has disappeared.
At a special town meeting in Whitman.
tic, Conn, 10 was voted to retain the pres.
ent site for the new town building.
A. La Rose, aged 75, of Chicopee Falls
Mass, fell through an open sCuttle, broke
two ribs and was otherwise injured
Lewis Drummonl, a brakeman, fell to
the track between two coal dumps at Man.
Vile, X. l.. and was instantly killed.
Charles IL French, n native of Peter
boro. n. H., persisted In the ruins Of his
burning building at Lakcville. MINI.
A barn owned by Frank j. Herrick.
near shuttle Meadows, Conn, was de-
stroycd by fire. Inccndiarism Is suspected
Fred Cheney, yard brakeman, fell be-
tween two freight cars noar Woonsockct
Junction II. l., and was instantly killed
James DAILY was arrested In Hartford
and taken 20 New Britain, wherc he is
wanted for burglarizlng the storc Of Law.
rence Buck
Deacon I. n. Lane OF West Nowbury.
Mass, aged 20, died at his residence i'm
that town OF pneumonia. Ho was born I'm
Chester, ~ II
Deputy Superintendent Pierce and Pa.
trolmen Chandler, Rohrer and Murphy
OF Boston have been awarded department
medals for bravery.
Captain William ~ Robertson, the
pioneer steamtug captain Of Now Haven.
is dead He was born In Grccnpoint, l..
l., and was rs years old
John Most, the anarchist, was advertised
TO speak in Concordia hall, Waterbury.
Conn. but the directors voted not to al.
low Most TO enter tho hall.
Willie Carr OF Portland, Me-, agcd II,
met with coastln2 accident. Hc arose
and ran into house close by, where he
died from eoncussion of the brain.
Mrs Mary H. Arnold. widow OF Russell
Arnold, died at Hartford, aged nearly W
years. Shc was born In Hartford. March
10 1895 aud is the last Of her family
Bertha Bnshaw, aged is. was drowncd
while skating at Flshervllie, Mass. joss
Shcehan made an Intellectual attempt to
rescue her, and was himself barely saved
While trying TO board q train at Nor h
ampton, Mass, C. W. Porter fell and
struck on the head by tho journal Of
truck The wheels also crushed his right
hand. rr
The police of South Norwalk, Conn,
arrested a clover shower OF the qucor," and
the young man will answer also TO the
charge Of obtaining gools under false pre-
tenses
Albert Rowe OF Portsmouth, n IT,, was
severely burned about the legSand body,
his clothing having been set on fire by the
upsctting Of an oil lamp lie Is In q criti.
cal condition.
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