The Evening critic., 1882-09-06
News Notes.

NEWS NOteSs
A leader in the Alexandria massacre is to
be hung Thursday.
Arab Pasha has established line of de-
Tense from FL Karaim TO Salihiyeh.
An Arab paper in Syria has been sup
pressed for an antiChrfstian article.
Four thousand more troops are to be dis
patched from England to Egypt at once.
A body of English marines raided the vii.
lagos between Alexandria and Aeks yester-
day.
1t is not expected that General Wellesley
Will mako another forward movement for at
least a week.
Colonel Swinley, of the English Royal
Artillery, has bought 500 mules at st. Louis
for service In Egypt.
Such concurrence of good harvests in
Europe and America us the present Is pro-
nounced unprecedented.
Mr.. Il. Dwyer Gray declares he will not
enter into recogniZances, 30 that his term OF
imprisonment will be continued.
BIehmoud Fehmy has given to the
Khedive plans OF Arab Pasha's positions, re.
vealiDg tho strength OF his forces.
The Havana police on Monday night ar
rested 42S tramps and criminals found sleep.
ing on the wharves and In the public squares.
Herman Delbrugle, aged Is, and Jos. Run,
aged %, while crossing the river In n skin at
Wheeling yesterday, were capsized and
drowned.
Sam Rives, in dispute with his brother
about division Of lands near Dallas, Texas,
killed him with shotgun. They are sons OF
the late General hiyes and both had families.
sam surrendered to the law officers.
Yesterday, at Hunters Point, L. l., a
switch locomotive Of tho New York, Wood.
haven Rockaway Railroad struck cross.
town car, overturning the same and severely
in1uring number OF passengers, including
two ladies'.
At the soldiers reunion Mt Warren, Pa,
yesterday, a team was frightened by tho dis
charge Of cannon, and running away killed
Susie Tillman, aged z years. Some other chill.
dren who were In the vehicle were severely
injured.
Attorney. General RUSSELL of New York,
has given notice that he will move before
Judge Potter, at whitehall, on september ~,
for the removal OF Edward Newcomb, receiver
OF the Atlantic Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, and the appointment OF new re-
celver.
A public reception is to be given Chief
Engineer Melville, OF tho Jeannette, on his
arrival In Philadelphia. At a meeting yester.
day committee OF over hundred OF the lead.
King, Hon, John Welsh, George W. chIids,
Colonel A. X. Mcclure, ex-Governors Hartranft
and Pollock, Postmaster Hindekoper, ex.
Mayors stokely, Horny and Vaux, and Clayton
McMiohael.
The board of directors Of the Baltimore,
Cincinnati Il Western Railway Company yes
to-day elected the following oncersi Pfesl-
dent, VIM. J. Best, Of Now York; first Vice
president, Thomas l.. Young, Of Cincinnati,
Ohio; second vlco'presldent, Jackson Holland,
of Baltimore, Nd; treasurer, Horny =. Turbell /;
secretary, T.. ID. McConky, OF Now York, and
executive committee, Daniel J. sprague and
Henry s. Turbell, OF New York, and Charles
p. Janney, OF Virginia.
The National Telephone Association mot
nj Boston yesterday. ES Governor Marshall
Jewell, of Connecticut, was elected president.
It appeared from reports submitted that the
laws are much more favorable % the COM
panies In the East than In tho West. There
are about 10000 10 10000 subscribers In the
United States. In New York there are 2S73
exchanges, and the smallest number in any
one place r. ten. There IL a stoAdy ana con-
tlnued growth all over the country.
PROFESSIONALLY and popularity 50. Jacobs
OIL enjoys the highest confidence ana esteem.