The Evening critic., 1882-09-22
News Notes.

All the Irish suspects in Kilmainham
have been released.
Arab Pasha took about 81 100000 out of
the Egyptian Treasury at Cairo.
A movement is on foot for an Interstate
industrial exhibition in Baltimore In 1881.
The remains of the late Bev. DIR. Pusey
were buried In oxford Cathedral yesterday.
An agitation against the introduction of
Chinese labor In England has been started in
London.
There are fears of an intended massacre
OF Christians at scutari by the Albanian
League.
The London Times declares that the neu-
tralization OF the Suez Canal must mean that
II shall be regarded an arm OF tho sea.
Overdank, the Trieste bomb-thrower
has attempted to commit suicide. A plot
against the life OF the Austrian Empress is
suspected. .u"
Paolucci, the Italian naval lieutenant
who Joined Arab, has been sentenced by an
Italian courtmartial to dismissal from tho
service and two years imprisonment.
Mr.. William NJ. Elliott, former member
OF the Maryland House OF Delegates, from
Harford County. died at his residence, In
Prince George County, Wednesday, OF con.
sumption.
The Pittsburg Commercial Gazette says
that an attempt is being made to get up a
corner In oil, and that about 12,OOO,O0O
barrels have been bought and taken out of
the market
One of the decorations of Victoria, B. c.,
in honor OF the visit OF the Marquis OF Lorne
and the Princess Louise, was a magnificent
floral arch, forty feet In height, erected by the
Chinese residents.
Mr.. John G.. Bigelow filed petition in
the United States District Court at Buffalo, N.
Y, yesterday, for writ OF habeas corpus for
the release OF Sergeant Mason, now In tho
penitentiary at Auburn. The case Will be
heard at Utica about october l.
In an action brought in the Supreme
Court OF New York city by l.. II. Blair to re.
cover 1867 from the Richmond Banking and
Insurance Company OF Virginia, an attach
ment was granted yesterday against tho COM
panys property in New York, ON the ground OF
It's being foreign corporation.
The iron manufacturers of the Wheeling
district met at Wheeling yesterday and unani.
mously resolved not TO start their mills until
labor prices were. equalized with Pltsburg.
more for bcillng and cents mo re for heating
They claim that prices have been equalized
elsewhere and should be equalized there.
Tho reunion of the Society of the Army
fthe Cumberland closed at Milwaukee, Wis,
yesterday, with street parade, In which the
distinguished military guests participated.
The following officers were elected; President,
retary, Henry NJ. List; recording secretary,
John W. Steele; treasurer General Joseph s.
Fullerton, and yiee,president from each of
Inc States ana Territories.
The Convention of Distillers and Liauor
Dealers yesterday at Cincinnati passed reso-
lutions declaring that they are in favor OF
yielding obedience "to the unwrit.en law of the
land, which impels sobrlety, good order and
respect for the opinions and customs OF all
good citizens" While they maintain that tho
sale OF spirits should be placed on the same
footing as that OF other merchandise, yet they
believe that a judlclous license is a benefit "a
the Government and n protection 70 the bust
ness. II Is declared TO be the duty OF the
members OF tho association to resist sian
aticism aud prohibition" at all times aud
places.
The stockholders Of the Northern Pacific
Hailroad Company met In New York yesterday
and elected tho following directors Frederick
billings, Ashbel II. barney, John W. Ellis
hoseweli o. RolstOn, Robert Harris, Thomas
d. Dakes, J. Pierpont Morgan, August Belmont,
Henry willard, OF New YORK; j. L.. ,Stackpole
and benjamin II. Cheney, OF Boston John O.
Bullitt OF Philadelphia; Henry L. Johnston, oi
Daltimore. The annual report OF President
Willard shows that the gross earnings for the
fiscnIyeAf epded June 80, 1882, were S5, 400,
30666; operating expenses including rents
and, taxes, $3,b72, ,S40.b1i not earnings, 81 ,
Sb7,100s05t ratio OF expenses TO earnings
0b so; Increase 6f not earnings over previous
year. ssss, ,335.S6. Tho oflcers or last yeai
were re-eIeGted.
ALL GLASSES OF citizeps are loudly praisinl
the virtue Of st. Jacob's'oil for neuralgia, etc