The Evening critic., 1882-10-31
News Notes.

The revolution in Sonora is ended.
Lord Dulferin is to go to Cairo to take
direction OF the negotiations OF Egyptian affairs
there.
1t is estimated that 10000 men will be
necessary 10 suppress the instruction In the
Soudan.
Philip b. Swing, judge of the United
States District Court for the Southern District
of Ohio, died at Batavia, Ohio, last night.
Scarlet fever and diphtheria of n malg-
more more thickiy settled portions Of 81 chicago. AN'
Henry Palmer, the defaulting treasurer
of the National window-Glass Workers Asso.
citation, was arrested at Pittsburg, Pa, yester-
day.
Secretary Folger yesterday signed a deed
conveying the old p6stciIice property In Now
York city to tho Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany of New York.
Wesley Fisher, q young colored man, at
tempted an outrage on Mrs. George A. Wolfe,
near Cumberland, Nd, on Sunday evening.
Citizens are after Fisher with shotguns and q
rope.
General Ebenezer Warren Sturdevant
died at Wilksbarre, Pa, yesterday, aged 70
years. He was districtattorney OF Luzerne
County In 1886, and late president OF the city
council.
Mr. G. irving Ditty, collector of internal
revenue, was arrested Yesterday on charge Of
Nd, grand Jury when summoned as a witness.
After an explanation to tho court he was re-
leased.
Richard X. Fox has deposited with Harry
Hill, OF New York, $1,000, and offered TO back
Tom Allen, ex-champion pugilist OF America
TO fight any pugllist, John l.. Sullivan pre-
ferred, for the championship of the world and
$1,000 to $4,000 side.
John p. Sanborn, of Newport is Speaker
OF the Rhode Island House of Representatives.
Some weeks ago he accepted the appointment
oi united states Railroad Commissioner, aud
1t Is claimed that In doing this he forfeited his
hIlf hIa
question can only be determined by the Legis-
lature itself.
The propeller Celtic. which arrived at
Kingston, Ont, from Montreal, on Sunday,
with 17O tons OF dynamite, was compelled 10
leave the harbor. She proceeded to Garden
Island, where the entire crew left the vessel,
fearing the captain intended going up tho lake
In tho face or storm.
A large meeting of the friends and ad-
mirers OF tho late Rev. Thomas Guard, held
last night at Mount Vernon Place Church, Bal
limore, was addressed by Hon. J. Morrison
Harris and MIR. Il. Stockett Matthews. Sub
scriptions OF $4,000 were contributed by those
children.
The Attorney General of New York has
given an opinion 10 the effect that II man
fraudulently votes on anothers name, who Is n
and presents his ballot the judges OF election
are bound 70 receive II, Notwithstanding that
a ballot has already been deposited in his
name, provided that the judges are fully salts,
ned OF Ills Identity.
The receipts of the late walking match in
New York wore s26, ,373; expenditures, S21,-
d43.b3; profit, $4,029.47. or this sum tho
management received S730.42, leaving 49,
064.55, and the stakes TO be divided among
tho contestants. Fitzgerald received 49,.
S1o.24i Noremac, ~, 1902 Herty, S59970;
Hughes, sl00.S0. Hughes refused to take this
While Brit Osborne, convicted of rob.
Derry, was lying In Jail at Gainesville, Ca
awaiting hearing Of n motion for u new trial,
his WHO was allowed 10 visit him. on Satur'
day she Obtained permission 10 stay all night
IN his cell. Next morning the taller turned
out, as he supposed, Mrs. Osborne. A few
minutes later child appeared at the door
with articles Of women's clothing, which os
borne had sent 70 bis wife. Mrs. Osborne, In
her nnderclothes, was found In the cell, her
husband having escaped by hor strategy. She
was released, and Osborne has not been cap
tured.
DoH'r scatter yonr wealth, but scatter
Your many pains with st. Jacob's OIL.