The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-11-21

The Archbishop of Canterbury is i'll.

inc Archbishop oil canterbury is Ill.
Isaac r. Butts, the oldest printer and
publisher in Boston, died on Sunday, aged SO.
Mr.. Broadley has withdrawn from Arabis
defense, and 1t Is said the trial is turning into
farce.
A furance that will make hundred tons
OF plg-iron day is TO be erected at Chatta-
nooga, Tenn.
Mr.. Davitt was denounced by Mr..
o'Kelly, NJ; p, on Sunday, for attempting to
split the Irish party.
Robert Lowden, formerly general agent
for the Charleston Savannah Steamship
Line, died at Flushing, L. l., on Sunday.
At Indian Pond, N f., on Saturday, a
cow on the track threw car off, killing john
Roche, Frank Barron, and Matthew Mercer,
laborers.
Tho Mexican Central Railroad has been
completed as far as Guanajuato, and three
days festival began there yestorday.in honor
of the event.
A powder mill near Guayaquil, Ecuador,
exploded yesterday, destroying church and
several houses. 1t is rumored that ten per-
sons wero killed.
Tie Boston Irdueler says "More than
half Of the 100000 needed by tho Toledo,
Cincinnati, and st. Louis Railroad has already
been subscribed"
The Parnellites will take no united
action in relation to the Inquiry concerning
the release OF Messrs. Parnell, Dillon 4
o'Kelly from Kllmainham.
IL. T.. Latham, inc aSSlStanb postmaster,
has been selected to temporarily take charge
OF the postofllce at LynchDurg, Va, In place
OF Postmaster Latham, deceased.
| Mr.. Travelyan, Chief Secretary for Ire
land, informed Mr.. Parnell yesterday that the
| unions In the west OF Ireland had been or
| dered 10 relieve the distressed people.
The strike of railroad coal miners in the
| PittSburg district yesterday was not success.
| full. out OF 80 pits, employing over 5000
men, only Ii pits, or /, 800 miners, are idle.
| alleged lunatic, who has been confined on
Wards Island, N. ", has been declared sane
by three physicians who examined him In
court.
At Davisville, on the California Pacific
| Railroad, on Saturday, the overland express
| from San Francisco ran into freight train,
killing brakeman and setting tho wreck on
| IRE.
A difficulty occurred on an excursion
train near Weldon, N. o.. on Saturday, be-
| tween an unknown white passenger and a col
| ored man named Thomas Johnson, during
which the latter was shot through the bowels
and killed; Tho murderer jumped tho train
| and made his escape.
Manager Peck, of the New Haven 0pe ra-
| House, and Manager Dwlnnell and Agent
| Scales, OF the opera company, whose sacred
| concert was brought TO sudden close on
Sunday by the New Haven police, were each
| fined $50 yesterday for giving an entertain
| ment without q license.
Narcisse Montray, Frenchman, aged
| about BO years, VINO Kept small grocery In
| LOckport, N ", was found bleeding and dying
| on Sunday evening, with his head cut and bat
| tered and otherwise bruised about the body.
| HIS two sons, who lived with him, have been
arrested on suspicion of having committed the
| murder.
The Roman Catholic Bishop Of Montreal
has Issued u mandate that parishioners of the
three canonical parishes In Montreal shall i'm
mediately proceed TO pay of tho debt OF $780,,
200 due on the Fabrlque OF Notre Dame. Mar
r1ed men are TO subscribe 80 and those unmar
rled ~ per annum until the amount Is dis
charged.
DR.. Henry Wills Bassett, prominent
physician Of Huntsville, Ala was shot and
killed yesterday by Levi Essllnger, a farmer
The quarrel grow out OF bill presented by
Bassett for professional services. Dassett
who had boon drinking, threatened 10 Gu
Esellnger's throat. Esslinger drew pist)
and shot Bassett In the.left side.
A masked robber stopped stage coacl
near Campbellsvllle, KY, yesterday, In whicl
Mrs. Dobbs, OF bloomington, Ind, and Nose
ii. Rohrer and j. o. Edwards, OF Iowa, wor
passengers. Mrs. Dobbs managed TO save he
diamond earrings, but gave up her pocketbook
Mr.. Rohrer lost his pockotbook and watch an'
Mr. Edwards his watch The mail bags wer
opened and tho registered letters taken out.