The Evening critic., 1882-09-11
News NOtes.

The Khedive has forbidden keelhauling.
There were 1913 deaths from cholera at
Manila on Friday.
Miss Fanny Davenport made a successful
appearance in London Saturday night.
The registration in Baltimore to date
foots up 55,60S voters, OF whom SOL are
colored men.
Bismarck has been compelled by the
state OF his health to withdraw from public
business for time.
A party of Bedouins forced their way in
Meks under a fire OF shells, but were dis
lodged at the point OF tho bayonet.
On Saturday night party of Arabs at
tempted to scale the ramparts OF Alexandria,
and one was bayoneted by sentry.
The consolidation Of the New Orleans
Pacific & Texas Railroads Will be Effected to.
day, and through traric opened with the
Pacific coast.
Four of Arab Pasha's officers surren-
dered yesterday to tho British picket at Ram
leh, and they report that there is great disat-
lection in Arobfs camp.
Smith, aged % years, committed suicide by
hanging himself He had twice before at.
tempted to take his life
The Rev. c. w. Wendte, pastor of the
Charming Memorial Church at Newport, In
his sermon last night defended the Sunday
evening concerts at the Casino In that city.
Alfred Edwards, celebrated some years ago
as the head OF the dry goods trade 81 New York,
II.
was one CT Inc Dest-known druggists of the
came city, died Saturday.
In heavy thunderstorm Friday night q
meteor, weighing ono pound ana eleven
ounces, fell Into the centre Of the principal
street OF Lebanon, Pa, appearing like n ball OF
fire as Il struck the ground.
The Tariff Commission will visit Nash
Vile, Chattanooga, Atlanta, Savannah, Charles
ton, Wilmington and Richmond. The commits.
sion will SIT In Baltimore on September 20
and so and In Philadelphia on october 2.
w. G. Elan, of the Wing, and G.. OBJ.
Cowardin, OF the Dispatch, OF Richmond, Va,
were before tho Police Court OF that city Satur-
day, charged with being about TO tight duel.
They were bound over In $1,000 each to koep
the peace.
. Another attempt was made on Saturday
night TO burn the sprague property at Grams
of by watchman, who fired on them as they
ran, but without effect. Four barns and q
grist mill and planning mill on this estate have
already been burned.
A Pittsburg dispatch reports that the
men are rapidly breaking away from the
Amalgamated Association, and within the next
forty.eight hours number of mills Will be In
operation with union men who have signined
desire 10 return 10 work without signing the
scale at last years rates.
The Mexican transatlantic Steamship
Company has signed contract in London for
the construction Of the first six steamers OF the
line. They are to be built on the Clyde, ana
are 10 cost 100000 each, They are TO run
between English and Italian ports and Vera
Cruz, and commence running within one year.
Henry S. Scribner, brother of the New
York Scripners, book publishers, was assaulted
at Des Moines, Iowa, on Friday night by
roughs, who attempted robbery, but failed. lie
died yesterday. Dr.. Shaffer, OF Keokuk, was
recently knocked down and robbed on the
same spot. The citizens talk OF organizing O
vigilance committee.
President Arthur attended divine service
on board the Tallapoosa yesterday at Bar Har
Dor, Me- and In the afternoon dined with Sen
ator Halo, VIM. Henry Rawle, Republican
candidate for Judge OF the Supreme Court OF
Pennsylvania, was ono OF the guests The
President and Secretary Chandler Will star
for New York this afternoon.
A disastrous fire occurred at Port au
Prince August IL, by which eighty sever
houses were destroyed, including the French
consulate The losses amounted 10 $500. 900
one hundred and fifty families lost all the
effects and were rendered homeless. iiro q
Arroyo, Porto Rico, ON tho 2Sth instant, dc
stroyed thirty.nino houses and stores.
In the United States Circuit Court a
Jefferson City, Mo-, Saturday, Wan. p. Barne
and ftnis L. Johnson, county Judges OF Gas
County were committed 70 fail, by order o
Judge Kreekle, for refusing 20 make loYy OF
the county 10 satisfy Judgment obtained
against Cass County to pay tho bonds and In
terest Issued by tho county In aid OF the TeD
Il Neosho Railroad.
The Cheyenne Indians who left thei
reservation are moving north through Colo
rndo and Kansas. There Ia no doubt that In O.
arc returning to the Pine Ridge Agency On
journey, there is reason TO believe that raid
will mark their migration. Troops hay
started after them TO compel them 70 retur
10 their reservation.
No oHH can no amiable and suffer with net
raIgiu. 81. Jacobs OIL VIII cure neuralgia.