The Evening critic., 1882-04-06
News Notes.

M. Paul Bert, ex-Minster of Worship,
has been elected a member OF the French
Academy of Sciences.
The United States steamer Lancaster,
Commodore Nicholson commanding, arrived
at London Tuesday.
United States Ministers Wallace and
Phelps were yesterday permitted to inspect
the imperial treasury at Constantinople.
The Pail Gazette suggests the feast
bility Of governing Ireland by commission
composed OF a lawyer, statesman and sol.
der.
The Western Iron Association met at
Pittsburg yesterday, and after discussing the
situation, unanimously decided to reaf1lrm
the card rate OF $3.50.
The house of James Henderson, in Hop
kinton, II. l., was burned on Tuesday night.
Emma Henderson, an adopted child, aged z
years, was burned to death.
The Manchester manufacturers have de-
holidays will have before considering the
proposal TO run the mills on short time.
Judge J. J. Lyons, editor of newspaper
terday morning printer named Ashley,
who is missing, is suspected of the crime.
A steamboat struck span of the iron
bridge at Yazoo City, Miss yesterday, and
the vessel was but slightly damaged by tho
collision.
The Connecticut Senate yesterday de-
Gated the parallel railroad bill by vote II
tailed the New. York, Connecticut * Boston
company.
Rev. jesse Laros, an evangelical minister,
Of Allentown, Pa, was arrested yesterday on
the charge Of criminally assaulting Ida Miller,
aged 13 years. Laros is so years OF age and
has family.
The Rev. DIR. Max Lillienthal, rabbi of the
Mound-street Temple Hebrew congregation,
Cincinnati, o., died yesterday evening from
the effects of Q paralytic stroke received on the
night Of March 2o.
The first regular passenger train on the
Darville, Mocksviile Southwestern Railroad,
now being built by Colonel Sharp, of New York,
left DanyiiIe Va, yesterday The southwest
ern terminus at present is near Leaksyille, NC.
Resolutions warmly approving President
Arihurs veto Of the Chinese bill were intro
duced In the Connecticut Legislature yester-
day morning and Immediately passed In the
House. The Senate will undoubtedly concur.
At meeting of the board of directors of
the Buena Vista x Gunnison Railroad Com
pany. OF Colorado, hold In New York yester-
day, Hon. l.. p. Rogers was elected president
and Edward Herrick secretary and treasurer.
Major W. c. Howell, of the United States
Engineers, died yesterday morning at New
toned there for twelve years in charge of tho
harbor improvements. His remains Will be
taken to Goshen, Ind, for interment.
At the ninety-second session of the New
York Methodist Episcopal Conference, held at
Sing Sing yesterday, resolutions were adopted
indorsing the action OF President Arthur in
NttOlHg tnt GHllEst Dill. Similar resolutions
were also adopted by The New York East Con.
ference OF the NJ, {. Church, at Waterbury,
Conn.
The will of the late George Barry WALL
tho young lawyer who was shot and killed by
his wife at New Utrecht, Long Island, short
time ago, was filed yesterday with the surro.
gate OF New York. He gives all his property
70 his father, subject to the dowry right Of his
wife in the estate.
In the United States Circuit Court, at
Charleston, s. O., yesterday, Judges Bond and
Bryan presiding, the nrst OF the election prose
quash the information nled by the District
Attorney against all the defendants WAS made
BY the defendants counsel, and the grounds
were fully argued. Attorney General Ioumans
Will be heard to-day.
At the Rhode Island State election yes
terday the vote was follows; Littleheld
(Rep.), lO,05Si Kimball Dem.l, $500 Adams
Equal Blghts), 145; Little1elds majority
over ALL 4,5S3. The Senate Will stand % Re-
pubiicans 10 8 Democrats, and the House prob.
ably % hotgbiicans % 10 democrats. Most Of
Anthony 10 the United States Senate for fifth
term.
In the cases of the oyster dredgers re-
Gently convicted OF violating the oyster laws
Of Virginia, and sentenced 70 the penitentiary,
Governor Cameron yesterday pardoned cap,
tain George ". Johnston aud commuted the
Chandler, 5. J. Lucas, W. @. Evans, 4. o. Kel.
Ium aud VIM. Kellum 70 confinement 70 AccO-
mac jail for sixty days. All Of the seamen but
one were fully pardoned. VIM. Larkin, the
seaman not pardoned, escaped from Matthews
County jail after setting II on nre, but was re-
captured.
Complete returns from the Chicago mu.
nicipai' election show that the Council Will
stand 10 Democrats, II Republicans, 2 Social
lists and Independent On the north side all
tho Democratic candidates were eleeted on ths
south side the Republicans elect the collector
and clerk Tho average Democratic majority
fn nd city as a whole Will be about $500. In
the charter election IN Colorado on Tuesday
Ia lIIfeaaafII
Theff candidate for Mayor IN Leadyilie had
$40 majority. Dr.. Alnea tDoml was elected
Mayor u Mifinea polls, MIMI by $40 majority
over all ether candidates.