The Evening critic., 1882-10-20
News Notes.

The transport Lydian Monarch, with the
household cavalry, has arrived In London
Mr.. Hugh O'Donnell, M. p, has written
letter to say that he cannot Join the National
Conference.
Barry Sullivan, the actor, has consented
10 be nominated for Parliament on the Home.
Rule principles.
Sultan Pasha has been appointed
Knight.Commander of the British Order Of st.
Michael and st. George.
The Birmingham (Ala.) rolling mills,
which shut down July 1, Will resume opera.
tions to-day on the last years scale.
The Presbyterian Synod of Pennsylvania
met at Harrisburg yesterday, In Market Square
Church, about 430 ministers and elders being
present.
Mr.. II. NJ. Stanley said last night in
Paris that NJ. de Brazza had betrayed the In
ternational Association by establishing French
stations In Africa.
About $50 bales of cotton were burned on
the Midland Railroad wharf at Newburn, N j.,
yesterday. They were In transit TO Norfolk,
New York and Boston.
Henry S. Slaughter and Charles Cutlery
employees in the wallpaper establishment of
Howell 4 Bros, Philadelphia, and samuel
charge OF stealing 100 pieces OF wallpaper.
John Devoy was indicted in New York
yesterday for publishing q libel concerning
August Belmont. He charged In his paper
that Mr.. Belmont had failed to account for Ger.
10 ireland.
William Lippitt, high-school boy, of
Providence, II. l., started for school and disap-
peared ten days ago. He returned yesterday
completely exhausted, having walked from
New Jersey. He Is not able to explain his
movements.
The body of Daniel Quinlan, of Phila--
delphia, was found on the railroad near AL
toona, Pa, yesterday, mutllated by the cars.
Quinlan had been tramping for some time.
george Miller, In whose company the deceased
was last seen, has been arrested.
The trial of Selah G. Carl, who is charged
with forging United States bonds to the amount
OF $4,000, and obtaining loans aggregating
$4,000 from tho Bank OF the Metropolis, New
York, by deposting them as collateral began
In the United States Circuit Court In New York
yesterday.
At the meeting of the Association OF
American Railroad Superintendents in Now
York, yesterday, resolution was adopted
recommending that men discharged from ono
road should not be employed by another road
unless they presented letter from the super
intendent OF tho road from which they wore
discharged, stating the cause.
At the National Convention of the Sons
OF Veterans In Pittsburg yesterday tho follow
Ing oncers were elected; Commander-in-chief
ii. II. Rawley, Pittsburgh lieutenant. com
mander, Charles Durfee, Decatur, ILL.,; Vice
lieutenant-commander W. O. Wic6ff, Colum
bus, Ohio; chief OF stan, Walker u. Norris
Pittsbnrg; Acknowledgement, II. W. Wilkes
PittRburgi quartermaster-g general, +. N. Arbo
gast, Pittsburgh inspector-general, j. D. stan
ton, Amsterdam, N. vi udge-adyocate-gen
eral, CHARLES Ohenowitz, Chicago, ILL.,; chie
ministering omcer, W; II, Il; Taylor, saltwater
Mich.i chaplain:in-chief, VIII L. Byers, 90
lumbus Ohio; chief ordinance ofiicer, Charles
Dowiing, Albany, n. vi surgeon, Henry wills
Drookiyn, NIX.
ALWAYS ready for service In time OF accl
dents--Bt Jacobs OIL, the household friend.