The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-03-05

Hon. G.. Atkinson has assumed his
duties as governor Of West Virginia.
Next Tuesday has been set for the
final hearing OF the Bran case at Bos-
ton.
Over 100000 worth OF business prop
erty was burned In Rome, N. Y. last
night.
Several miners were killed by fire.
damp explosion in mine at Hunting
ton, Ark.
A. Streicht & Bros wagon factory at
Oshkosh, Wis, was burned yesterday
Loss. 100000.
The moulding and planning mills Of
Thomas Shaw's sons. at Newburg, N. Y,
burned yesterday. Loss. SCI. 900; insur-
ance. $4,000.
Police officer Maloney Of Hartford was
murderously assaulted by Harry Car
rier. while trying to queil family dis
turbance, and is in a critical condi-
ton.
The grand jury at Greenfield Mass,
concluded its work on the McCloud mur-
der case yesterday afternoon, and re-
ported an Indictment against John
O'Neil. Jr.
Joseph Flaherty, the prize fighter and
bipNii'i VI AifAilsIi WHO WHIP
| ped Frank Erne. attempted to commit
| suicide at Buffalo by taking paris green
| lie may recover.
Z A wrecking train jumped the track
near Zanesyi!le. o., as Ii was on it's way
to clear a frol SHIT wreck. Three rail-
| road men, all of Newark. were killed, and
| several were injured.
Union elevator No at Peoria, Ills.
a,,it Nf IN,,etx xnIs.
| the property of the Chicago, Burlington
and quincy company. burned last night.
with its contents of nearly 800, 900 bushels
| of grain. Loss $S50.0o0.
y carload OF oranges, donated by the
fruit growers OF southern California to
the orphan fund of the National Arme-
nian Relief committee. was auctioned
at New York. for the benefit OF the fund,
and s923.99 was realized.
Another cave-in accident occurred
in the cellar of the Douglass block al
Erockton. Mass. William Coughlin, a
.aborer. was killed. He died i'm the act
of saving two fellow workmen. The
two were saved. but Coughlin slipped
and fell az the earth caved in. and was
buried.
Three hundred stockholders of the
| Southern Building and Loan associa-
| tion from 20 states met at Knoxville
To adopt n plan of settlement. Three
| thousand stockholders are represented.
a reorganization is probable. but an
| ,fort will be made To get receiver The
| associations assets are S5.200.000.
| John j. Henry OF the United States
| secret service. with the assistance OF
local officers. captured a complete
countcrfeiting outfit in Il dwelling at
New britain. Conn. and arrested four
Poles. The spurious coin. which was
an exceptionally good counterfeit. had
been freely circulated in Hartford.
Tom Leach OF Manchester. ". H..
Win a prison record while intoxicated.
started "a quarrel i'm the home OF his par
eats, and overturned the caskct i'm which
lay the dead body of his mother. lie
beat his wife severely and among other
Injuries sustained by her was a broken
Jar -Four police were required To place
Leach I'm custody.
The premier and minister for foreign
affairs. Nj. DE Favereau. in the chamber
OF deputies at BRUSSELS, replying 10 a
request for the views of the government
respecting concluding permanent ar
bitration treaties with foreign powers.
said that the government does not think
the moment has yet arrived TO estab-
lish permanent court Of arbitration.