Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-16

that The W0aV0e0 were nos sAeisuoo Nsss
ths proposed lncssass OF W per cent Ths'
told him thAA the woevers wanted ehe On
tire Is Dor cent cutdown restored. Super
intendent Hollingsworvh aaid that the.
might a. we'll get through work now, a.
Il never would be givon. The refusal wa
taken under consideration by the com
mittee, and A. Is given out that n strik
will begin Aug. o, II another raise Is no
forthcoming.
Pug;hstlc CHicer Suspended.
Boston, July lj.-The police board las
night found patrolmen Francis Sprini
and Patrick Kennedy guilty of conduc
unbecomiug officers, and dismissed Ken
nedy from the force. Springs case wa
placed on ille. Kennedy and Spring quar-
relied at the Mechanics building durint
the Christian Endeavor rallies, and boti
came to blows, one finally knocking th'
other down.
Barry's Easy Victory.
BOSTON, July l6.-Jimmy Barry OF Chi
cago defeated Dave Ross OF Cambridge
last night for the 1l0-pound weight
championship Of America in two rounds
Barry weighed 1861 pounds, and Ross 100
Barrys clever feinting and quick leads Sc
mystified Ross that he was rather an easy
mark for the champion bantam weight.
A Compromise.
RIcHMogD, Me-, July 16.-The suit 10 re
cover damages from the Eastern Steam
boat company for the death of George g.
Hatch, who was drowned from the com
tc hon xxrhi on. m dnXVn
the river was settled by compromise yester-
day, the company paying the parents OF the
young man $1,000.
Finishing Up.
BRISTOL, II. l., July 16.-The Defender
and her tender, the Colonia, arrived here
from Newport yesterday afternoon, and
the workmen at once resumed the task OF
finishing their work. Wednesday night
the Defender will go to Newport and from
there she will proceed to New York.
FruRless Conference.
AMEsBURY, Mass, July h-Another
conference was hold yesterday afternoon
between q committee OF the Hamilton
mills strikeN and Agent Quinn. but no
understanding was arrived at. The COM
pany claims 10 have 274 looms running
,ut of total Of 100.
Skeleton Century Old.
CONCORD, N. H., July 1B.-Fishermen
1nesrthed tho skeleton of q man on the
liver banks yesterday. The teeth arc
veil preserved, but the other bones are In
partial decay. A local dentist gave as his
opinion that tho body had been inferred
It least 100 years.
Hello In $500 Bonds.
PROVIDENCE, July 16.-William c.
,winburn, who 80 terribly beat David r.
managing editor OF The Tele-
,ram, was arrested and held In $500 bonds.
Iingane's wounds are so serious that no
will not b able to appear in court.
Strict Registration.
PROVIDENCE, July l6. - The medical
egistration law compelling surgeons,
physicians and dentists to pass examina-
ions and register before practicing their
profession went into effect today. It Is q
very strict law.
The First Dividend.
AUGUSTA, Me-, July i6.-Stockholders
VI the Augusta, Hallowell and Gardiner
Electric railroads yesterday declared a
liNdend Of per cent. This Is the first
lividend Of the road, which was built five
ears ago.
Ten Per Cent Increase.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass, July 16.-Em-
,loyes in certain departments Of ]. M.
and n f. Millard's shoe fac
cries were yesterday granted 10 per cent
The increase affects about rs
men.
Situation Unchanged.
LEWISTON, Me-, July 16-The CONT
rental mill strikers held meeting and
pirited speeches We're made. No definite
.ction was taken. The situation is un-
hanged.
New Source OF Revenue.
AUGUSTA, Me-, July 16.-The state board
II assessors have found nearly 1900 BIZ
ycles In the state and estimate their value
It $4SO,OOO, upon which tax will be
,laced by the assessors.
Twelve thousand Shares
CONCORD, N. H., July 18.-Treasurer
Webster Of the Concord and Montreal
.oad has notified stockholders Of an issu-
lnce Of 1900 shares Of new stock.
No Armsnians Need Apply.
LYNN, Mass, July 16.-John Donallen
= Son have agreed to employ no Ar
nenian labor hereafter, and the strikers
returned to work this morning.
New England Briefs.
Chester Kavanagh Of Boston, aged g.,
who Is on visit to Chester, N. s., was
there.
The fourth annual Baptist Grove meet
ng began at The Wcirs, N. H., with a re-
,eption Of guests.
Rev. j. J. Kelly, assistant mt st. Ste
,hen's parish, South Framingham, Mass,
has gone to Norwood to fill similar