The Evening critic., 1882-06-20
News Notes.

The American schoolship st. Mary's has
arrived at Lisbon.
Germany strongly advises the Porte to
assent to the holding of a conference.
Total registration of voters to date in
Baltlmore-white, 2S,566; colored, 5,246.
Prince Lobanof will succeed NJ. D'Ou-
bril- as Russian Ambassador to Austria Hun
gary.
Nearly an inch of rain fell in Baltimore
yesterday, and the storm was accompanied by
hail In the elevated sections of the north
west.
Mrs. Michael Ryan, of Victoria Mills. N.
Y, has lost three daughters within the past
three days by spinal meningitis. fourth
daughter Is Ill OF the same disease.
The common council of Burlington, N.
j., having ordered that all tramps found beg
ging In the streets be arrested and placed at
city.
Mr.. W. 7. Wilson, ss years of age, one of
the Old Defenders, registered In the first ward,
Baltimore, on Saturday. He was born and mas
always resided at his present residence No
l39 South Broadway.
The Parnell-Dillon Land League of st.
Louis mas adopted resolutions encouraging
the Irish women Of America TO stand by their
country, and condemning the Bishop of Cleye-
lana Tor threatening TO excommunicate women
In his diocese attending meetings OF tho
league. ''''
Acting President Keim, of the Philadel-
phia and Reading Railroad Company, stated
yesterday that he had not received any infor-
nation from President Gowen IN regard to the
negotiation OF consols, or the progress that
had been made. There is a strong demand
for the general mortgage bonds.
Rev. DIR. Thomas Guard delivered the
bacalaureate sermon before the graduating
CLASS OF Delaware College at Newark last Sun
day evening. DR.. Guard occupied one hour
and nifty minutes in the delivery OF his SER
mon, the Language OF which was chaste and
elegant, while some parts were characterized
by deep thought
An opinion is entertained in the coal
trade that the fire In the Diamond mine of the
Lehigh a Wilkesbarre Coal Company Will
create further strtngency in the market
Prices are strong, and viii be advanced next
month. stocks are low, that OF all grades of
the Philadelphia Reading Coal and Iron
Company at Port Richmond being about
$4,000 tons.
A certificate of incorporation of the Ad-
olson Northern Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany was filed at Albany, N. Y, yesterday
Ihe road ls TO run from Addison, Steuben
County, N. X, to point on the State line be-
tween New YORK and Pennsylvania, distance
OF twelve miles. Among the incorporators are
blanchard.
There is hitch in the forming of new
agypian Cabinet; Ragheb Pasha refuses 70
accept as colleagues the nominees of Arab
fasha. Precautions are being taken by the
AisAanorla banks to protect their treasure In
case OF an outbreak. Arab Pasha IL exerttng
himself to preserve order He has left Cairo
Tor Alexandria. Dervish Pasha still regards
tne proposed conference OF the powers as In
opporfune.
Mr.. Michael Dayitt made a speech al the
Academy OF Music In New York last night 10 a
small audience. In explanation Of the ineaera
attendance II Is said that there is some dissat-
isfaction among the local Irish organizatlons
growing out OF MIR. Davitts reception. Among
those present wore Nelson ]. Waterbury and
Mrs paIneil. Mr.. Dayitt explained his views
en- the land question, and denied there was
any dissension between himself and Mr..
Parneil.
The representatives of the gas trust in
Philadelphia yesterday again refused 10 per-
NIT the councils committee 10 examine their
accounts In the presence OF reporters. The
committee refused 10 exclude the public. A
resolution was then adopted directing the city
controller 70 withhold his approval OF all war
rants Ior payments 10 the gas trust until the
hcneuule and bills OF the trust have been sub
mitted 10 the committee In public. Another
resolution was also adopted looking 10 a man
damus 10 compel the production OF the bills.
THE press universally praises 81. Jacobs OH
Tor iis marvellous Influence over pain.