The Evening critic., 1882-06-10
News Notes.

Garibaldis family will shortly leave
Caprera and reside on the mainland.
There were two cases of prostraton by
the heat reported in New York yesterday.
1t is expected that the difficulty between
Spain and Uruguay Will be amicably settled.
Charles Beck, a well-known German
baker of Norfolk, Va, committed suicide
yesterday.
Professor Milo p. Jewett, first president
Of the Vassar College, died at Milwaukee,
Wis, yesterday.
The ship Charger, which left New York
for San Francisco May Is, took fire, and was
forced 10 return.
When the Grand Army encampment is
over the orlole pageant Of September next
VIII claim attention in Baltimore.
During the first week of the new regis.
tration Of voters in Baltimore 1923 white
and l,910 colored voters were enrolled.
Fifteen empty freight cars and two re-
fFigerator cars Of tho Pennsylvania Company
were burned near Jersey City last night.
Elmer Gwynn and David Goodrich, who
fred the Asylum for the Imbeclle, at Column
bus, Ohio In 1881, have been acquitted on the
Hon. William Pinkney Whyte, DR.. L.
Barton Bruno, Of Baltimore and John S. wirt,
Of Cecil County, have been elected trustees Of
st. Johns College, Annapolis.
At Natchez, Miss, last night, bridge
crowded with members OF the State Free Press
Association and others gave way, severely
lnjnrine number OF persons.
The jury at Raleigh, N. c., yesterday rem
dered verdict In the Halifax precinct elec
iion cases of guilty as TO the defendants L. II.
Eell and j.. Bryant, ir., and Of not guilty as to
the other defendants.
Yesterday James McSteen, laborer liv-
ing near Browns Station, Pa, IN ut of jeal
ouay crushed his wife's skull with an AK, and
tnen TED. The woman died last night Nc
Steen was followed 10 Pittsburg where he was
arrested and lodged IN jail.
Deryish Pasha, the Turkish commis-
aioner, received all the foreign consuls rest
dent ai Cairo yesterday. Representatives Of
lie military party oiheiously thrust them
selves upon his notice. There seems 10 be no
doubt put that he has been sent to sustain the
Armistead Gray, colored, was hanged yes
terday al Powhatan Court house. Va, for the
murder u Lincoln Gray, his own son, a lad Of
"a years. This was the hrst execution that
nae aiken place In that county since 1862,
wien four colorcd men were hung for the
mnfoef o. their master, Robert Williams.
Ihe annual decoration of the graves of
the confederate soldiers buried In the Bland
ioia tSne'ery TOOK place yesterday at Peters
puie, va Ihe Petersburg artillery paraded
and nred national salute from Memorial
Hfll. II was the eighteenth anniversary Of tho
trst attack made on Petersburg by The Federal
Amy.
At st. Louis yesterday the International
typographical Union elected The followlng 2
officers for the ensuing year; President, George
C. CLARK nrst yice-pfesident, J. j. Clarkson;
second yice-president, r. A. Fowler secretary
and treasurer, Mark L. Crawford; correspond.
ing socrotary, g. HalGeman; delegate 10 the
labor congress-, Il. II. Foster. Cincinnati was
defislatod as the place to hold the next meet
ms of tho Onion.
The American Medical Association con
Guided iis annual session az ST. Paul, Nina.
yesterday. Tho following officers were elected
President DR., John l.. Atlee, OF Pennsylvania
wee Presidents, DIT. Eugene 0ris3On, OF Noitl
eHfoiinni Dr.. a. J. Stone, Of Minnesotai Dr.,
A. Oicrlpuy, Of Kentucky, and Dr. u. J. Orne
of taihpinia' treasurer, DR.. Il. J. Dunganson
Judicial council. Dr, n. ). Davis, of Illinois; j
N, Brown. OF the United States Navy; II. q
SCOTT n ohio Al. sexton, Of Maryland. n. q
Hnfied, of Newfoik; William Lee. Of Mary
lend ,. p. Rivers, OF West Virginia. DR.. d. Al
Toner of this city, was made Chairman OF "a,
committee on neurology.