The Evening critic., 1882-08-21

There were 1873 deaths in Baltimore last
week.
Russian intrigue is reported to be active
In Roumania.
A dynamite conspiracy has been discov-
cred at Trieste.
The party who support Arab Pasha are
said to be In the ascendant at Constantinople.
The Pope has written to the Irish
bishops HIS regret that tranquility has not
been restored In Ireland.
Sixteen deaths from yellow fever oc.
CURED at Havana, Cuba, during the week
ended Friday, August 1S.
The Utah commission has arrived at Salt
Lake City. The Mormon Church on Saturday
set aside $4,000 to fight the new law.
The arbitration committee of the Chicago
Board of Trade on Saturday fixed the price OF
July oats at 60 cents. The last sales, on July
81, were made at 90 to 63 cents.
The miners strike in the Pittsburg re-
gion Is acknowledged by the leaders to be n
failure. largo number OF strikers returned
TO work Saturday at the old wages.
A fire at Derry Depot, N. H., Saturday
night, destroyed twenty buildings and caused
loss Of about $4,000, but factory which
furnishes employment TO most OF the people
OF the. village was saved.
Messrs. Charles Parrish & Co.. of Wilkes
Barre, hayo agreed 10 glye the driver boys a
days pay for full days coal mined, and
work viii be resumed to-day In all the mines
A building on Water street. in Pittsburg,
Pa, owned by the heirs OF Mrs. L. NJ. Stanton,
and occupied by W. McDravo as an oil ware.
house, and Mr.. Sunshine as rag warehouse,
was partially destroyed by nre Saturday night.
Loss $4,000.
Seven sailors on the ship Vigilant, in New
York harbor, refused TO perform their duty
Saturday night. They were put In irons and
turned over to the police and brought to the
eleventh precinct station'house, whore they
were locked up.
An Ottawa dispatch says that Monsignor
Narcisso Yephlrim Loream has received from
Rome tho bull appointing him Bishop of oythe-
roea sin partibus inldelium," and Vicar apos-
tolic OF Pontiac. His vicariate includes a por-
tion OF the former diocese OF Ottawa.
Captain Robert Tarr, who was reported
TO have purchased the schooner Conquest at
Halifax, II. s., for General Butler, and sailed
away on mysterious voyage, has returned to
his homo at Gloucester, Mass. He says that
he purchased the Conquest for Boston parties,
and that she has gone on a sailing voyage.
General Warren left his family poorly
provided for owing 10 the drain upon his re-
sources TO pay for plans OF tho ground which
was the scene OF tho battle OF the Five Forks,
the collection OF testimony and the general OK.
penses Of the Court OF Inquiry. A committee
10 raise funds for the Generals family has
been formed at Newport, and It is expected
that large sum will be secured.
The enormous piano factory of Harman,
Bowling x Peck, New York, was destroyed by
flre Saturday morning. Loss, S2b0o00i par
TALLY insured. There were from 1,2O0 10
l,5o0 pianos In process of manufacture. Tho
nrm employed from $50 70 400 men, all OF
whom lost their tools. Among tho pianos
burned was ono that had been exhibited al
the Centennial fair In Philadelphia, and was
valued at $4,000.
At Blue Licks, KY. Saturday, 0,000 per-
sons were present at tho laying OF the corner
stone OF monument 10 tho memory OF sixty
pioneers who perlshed there In tho battle OF
Blue Licks 100 years ago. The monument Is
the gift of tho Kentucky State Historical 30.
ciety. Governor Blackburn and stan, with
Governor Crittenden, OF Missouri, were pres
ent. DR.. Lyman Beeohor, Professor j. d. PICK.
EFT, OF the Historical Society; Governor Black.
burn and Hon. John NJ Brown made addresses
and Mrs. Mary X. Jones, OF Coyington, read a
eulogy on the "Pioneer Women" Henry l..
Stanton closed the exercises with poem writ
ton by him for tho occasion.
&rHE largest line OF pictures frames al w. II
veerhon's, 0l0 Seventh street.