Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-11-04

decided that a dentist who permitted q
tooth to drop down the throat of the
patient while under the influence OF
laughing gas is liable at law for dam
ages.
In the walking match, in New York,
Rowell and Hazael withdrew on Thurs
day. Rowell had made 3S4 miles, and
Hazael 414 at the time. Both of them
were in bad condition. At ! O'Clock
Friday morning the score stood:-Fitz-
gerald, 43l miles Noremac, 422 miles
6 laps Hughes, 420 miles laps Hart,
4O8 miles 5 laps; Herty, 400 miles
laps Vint, 374 miles laps.
The score at one o'clock on Friday
was as follows Fitzgerald, 4S1 miles
Noremac, 465 miles Herty, $50 miles !;
Hughes, $50 miles Hart, 434 miles
Vint, 40 miles AT this time nearly all
of the contestants were in pitiable
condition, the colored boy, Hart, being
in better condition physically than any
of the others.
At sim . clock Friday evening Vint
mad made 425 miles and then left the
track. At one o'clock Saturday morn
ing the score was: Fitzgerald, $40 miles;
Noremac. 507 miles; Herty, 1872 miles;
Hart. 476 miles. and Hughes. 40 miles
Hart finished his 1921 mile at half
past two o'clock Saturday morning and
then left the track The score at one
o'clock p. M Saturday stood as follows:
Fitzgerald, 557 miles Noremac, $40
miles; Herty, 526 miles; Hughes, 504
miles. At the close of the match the
score stood as follows: Fitzgerald, SIT
miles 40 yards; Noremac, 5G6 miles
$50 yards; Herty, 54l miles 300 yards;
Hughes, 525 miles ITO yards. Very
little interest was taken in the walk and
the receipts were small.
FOREIGN ITEMS.
The steamship Gulf Of Panama, from
the Mediterranean, is reported as wrecked
off TeNcl Twenty-Five lives We're lost.
In the Italian elections on Sunday
most Of the present ministers were re-
elected
A wealthy resident of the Highlands
Of Scotland has offered to pay I'LL Tho
arrears of rent of the Skyccrofters.
Egyptinns estimate that 10000 men
will be needed to suppress the insmrcc-
ton in the Soudan.
The Bey of Tmis is dead. Hi.
brother succeeds him.
-Ohcidullahs forces have had an en-
counter with the Turkish troops.
DEGREES arc to be issued i'll France
regulating the use of dynamite
One Of the Belouins implicated in
the murder of Professor Palmer. in
Egypt, is said to have been captured.
The Egyptian prosecutor states that
the evidence already given proves the
completely Of Arab Pasha IN the pillago
and burning Of Alexandria.
The damage bv the floods in the
Tyrol is estimated at $1,000. 600 forms.
The yacht Kara, which went to the
Arctic in search of Mr.. Leigh Smiths
expedition, has been wrecked on the
coast of England.
British miners have accepted an adj
vance of ten per cent. in wages.
A true bill has been found against
the ten men charged with numbering
the Joyce family.
"A panic has seized the people of
Lyons, France, on account of the pro-
,eedings of the anarchist societies. TIE
theatres are unattended and the mob
threatens to attack the banks and public
buildings. The French government de.
clares that it will maintain order in the
disturbed city and that it has the means
at its disposal to this end.
Seventy Russian Nihilists have
been arrested at Odessa.
Smallpox is spreading in Colombia
The damage done to the Panama
Railroad by the recent earthquakes is
estimated at $4,000.
Egyptian rule in the southern
provinces has received a disastrous blow
from the victories of the False Prophet.
The cost of the Egyptian war
amounts to nearly $40, 900, 600.
Professor Schweinfurth says that in
Egypt the False Prophets troops have
been beseiging the capital Of Kordofan
for forty days.
The damage done by fire to the
Neva timber yards, in Russia, is esti-
mated at $500 600 rubles.
-Soutar, convicted of completely ip
stealing the Earl of Crawford's body,
has been sentenced in England to five
years penal servitude.
Arabs correspondence has been
seized at Cairo. It is believed to prove
his intimate relations with the Sultan.
There are rumors in England that the
trials will be avoided by sentence Of
exile against the Egyptian ringieaders.
The coal owners Of West Lancashire,
England, have decided to advance miners
wages ten per cent. This action prac-
tically ends the dispute in Lancashire.
The coal owners of South Yorkshire have
agreed to offer the Golfers an advance
OF five per cant. in their wages in order
to avert q strike