The Evening critic., 1882-08-28

The British Rifle Team has sailed for
New York.
A terrible epidemic of cholera is prevail
ing in the PHILIPPINE Island.
The death is announced of Mr.. Albert
L. Webb, OF Baltimore, aged 60 years.
Austrian socialistic organizations are ac-
cused OF robbing houses TO secure funds
The number of deaths in Baltimore last
week was 115 and the births reported were
145.
M. de Lesseps still considers Arab
noble patriot. He has embarked for Mar
settles.
The Aboukir garrison is constructing an
intrenched camp by the aid Of large force of
laborers.
An impression gains ground that the
bulk OF Arabi's troops have been Withdrawn
from Kafr-elDwar.
Tunisian merchants who escaped from
Kafr-el.Dwar say. that the people are discon'
tented with Arab.
HA native who murdered two Manchester
merchants and other Europeans, June IL, has
been arrested In Alexandria.
= "A fight took place in Hampton, Va, on
Saturday, between Thomas Lee and Henry
Brooks, both coiored. Leo fatally wounded
Brooks with Ratchet.
Six Limerick constables, who were leaders
In the recent agitation, have resigned because
OF an order transferring them to northern
counties without days notice.
III u uuuTTtl vi DdtuIudy ~ DluCh5Iulpn
named Adam Lamb, OF Brooklyn, struck John
Campbell on the head with q redhot poker,
innicting probably fatal wound.
The steamship Hermann brought to Bal
timore yesterday 1 ,O3S Immigrants from Ger
many, who were sent West, half the number be-
ing from the wrecked steamship Mosel.
A large force of Arabs appeared before
Meks yesterday afternoon, but after some flr-
the Mahmoudieh Canal were bombarded.
The Chicago lumbermen on Saturday
fixed the yard prices OF lumber for September,
advancing the rates on 1oist and scantling 80
cents to u, on box aoards 81 and on common
boards and fencing 90 cents.
At Leland, ILL.,, yesterday evening" Mrs
J. M. Stratton, wife OF successful lawyer,
shot her husband and then herself, both dying
Immediately; No cause Is assigned for the
deed. They had been married only short
time.
Mrs. David Fleischhauser wife of q
jewish rabbi at Newark, N. j., jumped into
the river there Saturday with her three-year-
has been insane for years, but has not been
confined.
While the Pacific Mail steamship Lima
was making her last voyage from Callao to
Panama a meteor fell into the sea about five
hundred yards from tho vessel, causing the
water to boil and bubble and send up clouds
OF steam.
Thomas F. Wade, wealthy gentleman,
confined in the Mlddletown Lunatlc Asylum,
was brought to the supreme Court Chambers
in New York city on Saturday under writ OF
habeas corpus, for tho purpose OF securing
his release. Pending Investigation he was
placed in the custody OF his wife.
Walter BOWS and Thomas Walker, two
young men OF Shreveport, La, had n dispute
Friday evening; On saturday morning pows
would give him minute TO say his prayers.
AT the expiration OF the tlmo bows shot him
through tho head, killing him at once.
Gen. Charles ]. Powers, of Rochester. N.
We al al nd faII ar,t I,,,
yesterday morning. sustaining fatal injuries
He was member OF the first regiment raised
and served with distinction. He was n proml
nent lawyer OF Rochester, and man OF unus
ual ability.
Brother John Faerber, known as Brother
lsidore, OF the Redemptorist Order died abou
midday Saturday ut the institution belonging
TO the order on Saratoga street, near Park ave
nue., Baltimore. He was born at Blelstein
Germany, ,A august "a, asll and made his re
Baltimore, December %, 1850.
At the call of 0'DOnovan Rosa one hun
dred contributors TO the Irish skirmishinl
fund met at New York yesterday TO take meas
tees. Threats OF violence were freely made
Rosa stated that there was $4,000 In tn
hands OF the trustees, and finally committee
OF seven was appointed to demand an account
Ing.
On Saturday morning the residents o
Cleveland County, N. O., held an fndfgnatio
meeting 10 take steps 20 compel the emissarle
OF the Mormona, who for several months hay
been endeavoring 10 make converts In tina
section OF the country, 70 quit the county. Tn
actions OF tho latter-day saints having bee
tho cause OF considerable disturbance anon
the people, resolutions were adopted calm
on them to depart before the Indignation G
the people became uncomfortable.
Louis A. Garrett and John Hewston, ir
have each brought libel In the sum OF 500
600 against II. II. Low, president OF the Anglo
Californian Bank at San Francisco. 1t Is a
legged that tho defendant said that the bullio
In tho San Francisco refinery, under tn
charge OF Garrett and Hewston, and belongln
10 the depositors, was taken 10 the mint an
sold, and that w. q. Ralston, president OF tn
Bank OF California, was also yice-presdent {
the refinery, and that most OF the bullion b.
ionged 10 Flood and o 'Brlen or To mining con
panies which they controlled
SEE TO IT. that st. Jacobs OIL is always In
convenient spot In your homo.