The Evening critic., 1882-11-15
News Notes.
'olera is decreasing in Mecca,

SuOleTd ID ueclcuSlnS III hecca'
Storms have interrupted the telegraph
In Europe.
Baker Pasha's reorganization of the
Egyptian army is progressing.
The French Government has not yet &C.
cepted the English proposals concerning
Egypt.
President Henreaux, of San Domingo,
has Issued provisional decree declaring the
port OF San Pedro open to foreign commerce.
Gotfried Kruger is announced as q can
didate for United states Senator In New Jer-
sey. He headed the Democratic electoral
ticket in 1880.
DIR. Julio Macias was killed In duel on
Monday In the suburbs OF the City OF Mexico.
The arms used were Colts rovolvers, aud the
distance fifteen steps.
AT Manchester, N. H., yesterday, Ellery
Albee, the defaulting cashier OF tho Ashuel9t
Savings Bank, was sentenced to ten years I'M
prisonment in the State prison.
There was "killing" frost at Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, and all over East Tennessee,
yesterday morning. The frost reached as far
South as Montgomery, Ala, and Baton Rouge,
La.
The Alabama Legislature met at Mont
gomery yesterday, but both houses adjourned
without effecting an organization. United
States Senator to succeed Senator Morgan VIII
be balloted for on the 2Sth instant.
The safe of W. p. Nichols at Dowagiac,
Mich, was blown open by burglars yesterday
morning and $3.50 In money aud number OF
valuable gold and silver watches were stolen.
The entire loss will reach $1,000.
The wife of Nicholas Trezza, of Brook
lyn, N. Y, elOped on Saturday night with
Raphael Molllhiro. She took nearly every.
thing In the house OF value with her, besides
500 In money. The couple were arrested In
Chicago.
Harry Lockwood Grant aged 25 years,
the eldest son OF the late orvllle Grant, and
nephew OF ex-President Grant, died on Mon
DAY night at Elizabeth, n. ,of hemorrhage.
He was employed In the New York SUB
treasury.
At q meeting of the trustees of Grocer
Theological Seminary, held In Philadelphia
yesterday, the four sons and tho two daugh-
ters OF the late Madame Grocer gave to the
seminary $4,000 to found professorship In
memory OF their mother.
The first international exhibition of
bottlers opened at Turner's Hall, Pittsburg,
yesterday, and will continue until Saturday.
Bottlers were in attendance from all parts OF
the United States and England. A permanent
organization will be effected In the trade
The Congressional Committee on tho
Mississippi River arrived al Cairo yesterday In
me the steamer Guiding Star, and proceeded
down the river. Ten or twelve days Will be
given to the work above New orleans, after
which the committee will visit the Jetties,
One of the men injured by the boiler ex-
plosion near Washingtonyille, N. Y, on Mon
day, died on the same night. He was lying
sick In railroad shanty whom the door OF tho
boilers furnace was thrown In upon him,
crushing bis leg, which was subsequently am
putated,
Some eighty or ninety puddlers and help.
ers employed at the Laclede rolling mill, St.
Lonis, have struck against the 10 per cent, re-
duction made under agreement between the
mill-owners and tho Amalganated Ironwork-
ers Association. All the othor union men at
the Laclede mill have also gone out.
safe in O'Brien's store at Hot Springs
Ark was drilled by burglars on Sunday night
f9r the purpose OF blowing 1t open with pow
der. IL happened that a number OF dynamite
cartridges were stored In tho safe, and when
the powder was ignited an explosion ensued,
which was made moro violent than the bur
glars contemplated. The building was wrecked
and the money In the safe $500 was reduced
TO ueeless fragments. man named Burns, a
pedestrian. from Chicago, who is bruised
about the shoulders, has been arrested on
suspicion OF being concerned In the attempted
burglary.
AT a r.seting of the trustees of the Uni
yersity Of Pennsylvania In Philadelphia yes
terday resolution was offered declaring that
any OF the degrees or honors OF the University
may DO conferred on women who shall pass
the proper examinations was fayorably con
blQeEeu anu lhen referred 10 n committee. II
WaH decided at former meeting that II was
fnexpedientto 10 admit women 10 tho depart
ment but that a separate collegiate depart
mont for the complete education OF women
VIII be established his soon as the necessary
funds are provided. 1t Is estimated thai
$300,000 Will DO required for this purpose
MrJ. D. Lippincott has made subscription
OF $1,000 toward the establishment OF a yete
rlnafy college In connection with tho Uni
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