The Evening critic., 1882-10-09
News NOtcs.

Overdank, tho Austrian bomb maker,
Will be tried for treason.
The Chief of the Paris Fire Brigade was
killed at a fire there yesterday.
The closing of the Land League fund
has created sensation In Dublin.
Riaz Pasha declares that the public Sc
curity is assured throughout Egypt.
1t is probable that the English counsel
sent to Arab will be denied access to him, as
his hearing Will be In Arabic.
Tho council of ministers in Cairo will
declare void the DEGREES granting increased
pay TO officers and liking high scale Of pen
siops.
A fanatical Sheikh has been seized in
Fautah for attempting to excite the people to
massacre upon the withdrawal of the British
troops.
Professor Goldwin Smith has written n
letter In reply to Mr.. Godkln, giving his rea-
sons for fayoring repression In the Irish
troubles.
William Hunt, colored porter on Pull.
man car, running between Boston aud New
York, was arrested Saturday for bigamy, hay
ing one wife In New York and another IN Bos-
ton, both white.
James Hay Smith, of Montreal, agent for
manufacturing firm there, was found dead
In the river at Chicago on Saturday.. Evil
dences point to murder. He leaves wife and
children In Canada.
A man named Buckshot fired into q
crowd Of boys who HAD been annoying him, at
Shenandoah, Pa, Saturday, and dangerously
wounded one and slightly injured another.
lie has been arrested.
The contemplated reunion of veterans of
the Union and Confederate armies engaged at
Culp's and Cemetery Hills, Gettysburg, called
for the 18th and 18th instants, has been post
poned until next year.
The earthquakes in Central America have
been followed by q series OF terrific thunder
storms. 1t is also reported that the President
OF the State OF Cundinamarca and his Becre-
tary have been assasslnaicd.
In Trenton, n j., yesterday, Charles IT,
Grant and Robert Lanning went out OF william
Clancy's saloon without paying for their
drinks. Clancy followed them out, and In the
tight which ensued Grant received stab sup
posed TO be fatal, Lannlng was severely cut In
the arm and Clancy In the shoulder.
The regular meeting of the Massachusetts,
Mule spinners' Association VIII be held at
Boston on tuesday, when certain grievances
at some OF the mills Will be considered, amo ng
the questions being that OF oiling the mules,
which splnners claim Is neglected, making
work hard and spinning poor. Adelegate VIII
be chosen to the National Federation OF Trades
at Cleveland next month.
x.Lieutenant-Governor Chas. II. john
son, OF ST. Louis, will appear as counsel for
Frank James In any prosecution that may DO
brought against him. Governor Crittenden
has Withdrawn the proclamation Issued by
him on the 2Sth OF July last, IN which he Of
certain train robbers. The chief actors In
these tobbries are now either dead on In
custody,
At the session of the biennial movable
committee o. tho Grand United Order OF odd
fellows at Boston on Saturday, Peter Josephs,
OF New Orleans; John Thornton, Of Boston,
9na w. IL; Grimshaw, Of Washington, d. o.,
wfte appointed committee to place bouquets
on the graves OF William Lloyd Garrison and
Charles sumner. The following officers were
electedt Grand master, william NJ. Il. Forres.
feE or Richmond; deputy grand master,
Samuel Chase, Baltimore; grand secretary, D.
D,BoWper, philadelphia, and grand treasurer,
nj ~ ~ ttRffa L1xrt,, aorA "a
u. VI, Morris, OF Chicago; ]. d. Smith, South
Caf0linaI q. 4S1irown, Daltimorei ID. b. War
ner, washington. Cincinnati was chosen a.
The Place for ths nsSt biennial mecting.
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