The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-06
TELEGRApHIC BREvIrIEs.

Definite news was received in New York
OF the landing of the Bermuda's cargo in
Cuba.
A deaf mute named Graham Logan was
run down and instantly killed by train
near Truro, N. 5.
Congressman Harry Miner welded
Actress Annie O'Neill of William II.
Cranes company.
franklin A. Martin. wanted In Boston
| for polygamy, got away from the Lead
| willie (Colo.) police.
| A crazy man at Pembroke, Mass,
burned his house, aud, taking refuge In
| haymow, deiied arrest.
Burglars wearing dress suits gagged
watchman and blew open the safe In
bank at Whitinsville, Mass.
The Venetian senator's and deputies will
| present an address OF welcome TO Kaiser
| Wilhelm when he visits their city.
Judge McDonough refused t. grant
| Rev Mr.. Allard and Miss Smith OF Fall
River, Mass. u hearing on charges Of per-
| jury.
Schooner H A. Bonnell, which was be-
| fore reported in distress off Block island,
arrived at New London, Conn.,, in tow Of
tug.
The 14th gamo Of chess between Kcmeny
| and Showalter was declared draw. The
score now stands Showaltcr, o; Kemeny,
4; drawn, 4.
| Fire in the dry goods store of Barnstead
| g. Sutherland, at Halifax, gutted the
establishment. Stock valued at $4,000
was destroyed.
The Lowell (Mass.) police nipped cock
fight In the bud by arresting two men just
rs the fight was about To begin. Several
spectators escaped.
| While on n fox hunt Saturday, the horse
ridden by George Gould stumbled and
threw It's rider to the ground. Mr.. Gould
was slightly injured.
The exports of specie from the port OF
New York last week amounted to 81, no.
| $50 In silver The imports were: Gold,
SIS, ,729; silver, S45.2li.
| Pilot boat Florence, No. ], which
stranded near Boston light Friday night
during a gale, was successfully floated,
towed up TO Boston and placed on blocks.
| The Ammen ram Kntahdin is mt New
London, Conn, awaiting her trial trip
over l2.mile courst. The trial board
will make general inspection OF the yes
sci.
The Paris Temps asserts that the idea
Of the Dongola expedition emanatod from
King Humbert. who simultaneously adj
dressed England and Germany on the sub
ject.
At Amsterdam, N. Y, Justice Slower,
In the supreme court, appointed Edwin E.
Dickinson of New York as temporary re
ceiver of the Granite State Provident as
sociation.
The Pequot clubhouse, the midway sta
n 81 et..N
clubs, Mt Morris Cove, about thrce miles
from New Haven, was destroyed by fire.
Loss about sl2, 600.
The Delaware Boat club of Chicago hoSe
entered w. S. Mcdowell for the Henley
| tEng.) diamond challenge sculls. Me-
Dowell last year won the amateur cham
pionship OF Amerien.
The stables Of the Buffalo driving park
werc destroyed by fire, and with them
were burned some 90 valuable horses,
which were there i'm training for the com
ing seasons trotting
Confused by passenger trains, three
brothers named Soncennato, living aJ
Navarro, o.. drove directly In front of II
rapidly running express train. Two were
killed and the third escaped.
A body which was found i'm strip OF
woods, near Southbury Comm. has been
| identified as iSt OF Albert De Barre, a
halter, who formerly worked In Danbury
The cause of death Is complete mystery.
Tho Farmers bank. n private concern,
ut Decatur. Ills, put up notice that on
account of heavy demands by depositors it
would have TO suspend few days. 1t is
said that all creditors will be paid in full.
Fire which brok. out in the barn Of
| William Riley nc Berlin Village. Conn
spread 10 four other barns and out Id
lngs. These, togthor with residence ana
Mechanics hali, were destroyed. Loss
about $1,000
The big factory Of tho Candee Rubber
company at New Haven, which has been
shut down over u month, was to have
opened today, but owing 10 an unsatis.
hctory market and delay I'm finishing re.
pairs the plant will not resume operations
until Arril 20.
| Whitall, Tatem 4 Co, the largest glass
manufacturing establishment in the east.
lrn states, have put up notice that flint
iactory No. 3, ut Millvillo, N. j., will be
put out and another io-pot furnace blocked.
The cause of the shutdown IL said 10 be on
| ccouni OF lack Of orders
Aooipn KeiIman, wholesale mil liner OF
| st. Paul, has made an assignment to Ben
| jamin l.. Goodwind. IL t. said that the
| assignment was due to bad weather and
| poor collectio IONS An inventory Of the stock
| was begun as on as the assignment was
made. No figures are given but they will
| be large.
The pcstofice department has advertis-
cd that the opening OF bids to furnish
| general supplies for the rostal service and
the pos:o.iice department and miscellane-
Gus supplies for the department will take
place Thursday afternoon, May next.
The contracts are yearly ones.