The Evening critic., 1882-10-19
News NOteS.

General Sir Evelyn Wood has sailed for
England.
Recruiting for the new Egyptian army
has begun.
A new Russian loan will be issued i'm
mediately by the Rothschilds.
The imports and exports of Franco have
increased In the last nine months.
Mr.. ]. Taylor Albert died suddenly yes.
terday OF pulmonary apoplexy In Baltimore.
The London Times says that France
understands that the Joint control In Egypt is
impossible.
The body of the late George p. Marsh,
United States Minister to Italy, has been
buried at Rome.
The collers in North Wales have given
notice of a demand for an advance of 10 per
cent. In their wages.
The winners in the races at Pimlco yes.
terday We're Wandering, Ella Wariield, Girone,
Boot1ack and Herbert.
The Maryland State Temperance Alli-
ance has resolved to begin an agitation for q
prohibitory amendment to the State constitu-
lion.
1t is understood that the King of the
Belgians will offer the railroad now being
built along the Congo River TO any English
company.
The jury in the case of Arthur Preston
colored, tried at Towsontown for the murder
OF Mary Dorsey, colored, brought in a verdict
yesterday OF murder In the nrst degree.
The town.meeting called by the promot-
crs OF the Independent movement in Balti-
more last night nominated the following Judi
ciary ticket: william Fisher, VIM. A. Stewart,
Edward Duffy and Charles Il. Phelps.
A meeting of Republicans favorable to
the election Of General Butler was held In Bos-
ton yesterday. An "Independent Republican
State committee" will be organized, A com
mittee was appointed 10 draft an address In
favor Of General Buffers election.
At the Universalist Convention in Phila.
delphia the total number OF parishes under
control OF that denomination was reported to
bo 77S, and OF families 33,S23. resolution
requesting churches TO provide unfermented
wine for the Communion was discussed, and
thon indefinitely postponed.
Postmaster Pearson, of New York, has
Issued a circular calling the attention OF heads
oidepartments to the fact that by aiding In
the collection OF campaign funds from the
employees they were guilty of q misdemeanor
and punishable by hne and by discharge
from the service OF the Unlted States.
The largest steel spring ever made has
been successfully rolled at Kloman's Steel
Works, pittsburg, for the United States Car
Is $40 feet long, O Inches wide and ono-quartsr
OF an inch thick. II viii be tempered and
cotled by the Motor Company at their works In
Philadelphia and exhibited In the bl-centen-
nial parade.
The Presbyterian Synod of Virginia met
Mt Charlestown, W. Va, last night The open
Ing sermon was preached by Rev. Dr. A.
Hopkins, OF Charlestown. The Synod organ
lied by electIng Rev. DR.. O. II. Vaughan, o
Rockbridge County, moderator. Many Of the
most prominent Presbyterian ministers II
Virginia and West Virginia are present. The
venerable ex.Lieutenant Governor Samuel
Price, OF Lewisburg, W. Va, Is "A delegate.
A dispatch from Chicago attributed the
drowning OF three persons on sunday after
noon to ruling Of the supervising inspectors
OF steamboats, prohibiting tugs from taking
passengers on board. "Tug owners, said
The dispatch, "insisted upon exception II
cases whore they could save drowning per
OXCeDttOn -
Supervising -Inspector-G says that M
such ruling was ever made, aud TO put such I
construction on any regulation or decision o
the department 10 TO construo II In malice.
uIiyos OF great mon always remind us tina
We are all subject 10 die" says an exchange,
but never cough yourself away as long as you
can raise 26 cents for bottle OF DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.