The Evening critic., 1882-12-06
News Notes.

Six inches of snow fell at Quebec yester.
day.
The Gar has assumed the title of Lord
OF Turkestan.
A Home.rule demonstration was held in
SANFORD, near Manchester. England, yesterday.
The Bishop of Winchester is spoken Of as
the successor to the Archbishop OF Canter-
bury.
boastful French editor says that
Frances navy could ruin every American
port.
The trial of the president and manager
OF the defunct Paris Union Generate was begun
yesterday.
The Allan Line steamship Peruvian, from
Montreal, has been sunk by collision In the
river Mersey.
Arab Pasha desires to be exiled either to
Damascus or London, and no hopes after
awhile England VIII permit him to return
home.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York has taken an appeal TO the United
States supreme Court In the sensational
Widow Wackerle identity case, recently tried
In st. Louis.
The United States Steamer Yantic, which
has been undergoing repairs In Norfolk, Va,
dropped, down to the roads yesterday. The
fleet Will sail on cruise to the West indies
about December 10.
The National Dairy Fair at Milwaukee
was opened yesterday. Ex-Governor VIM. Il.
Smith, of Wisconsin, and others delivered adj
Belknap, OF Boston.
Eugene Murphy, aged 40 years, was found
dead last night in the wheelpit OF the Cohoes
| IN. W rolllng'mills. He had walked in at an
unguarded point and for twenty-four hours
| had been whirling about shaft.
A number of small pieces of dough, con-
| tanning arsenic, were found mixed with the
| feed stored for live stock on the farm OF Lewis
ADAM In Berks County, Pa. Three hogs have
died from the effects OF the poison.
| Tobias Forbes of Clyde N Y nearly 40
| years old, whose father was cousin OF Will
lam Morgan, OF Masonic notoriety, says Nor
| gan was not murdered, but went to Melbourne,
| Australia, and started newspaper.
Indictments have been found against
three men for the murder Of Detective Cox
and the attempt on Judge Lawson's life. The
proceedings against Messrs. Davitt, Healy and
Quinn have been adjourned for ton days.
In the case of G. NJ. Terrell, of Indian
apolis, Ind, chief clerk of the pension agency,
charged with forgeries and conspiracies to do.
fraud the Government, the Jury yesterday re.
turned verdict OF guilty on the nfth and
sixth counts.
At Newport Il. L., yesterday James A.
Potter was declared not guilty on tho charge OF
Potter, was remanded for trial. They were
charged with being the cause of tho death OF
William Heffer.
The failure of the local government OF
srssm * a he neH House
members of the House signed "Round
Robin" demanding that the session be con
vened Immediately.
The managers Of the North Chicago Roll
Ing MIL Company state that their mill II
| North Chicago, which recently shut down, will
probably never be opened again for the pur
| pose OF rolling steel rails, but Will be devoted
% other classes OF iron work.
A special train passed through Lou is
vile, KY, yesterday, on route for San Fran
cisco via the new Southern Pacific line;
Huntington, OF New York, and It. W. Pierce, o
Boston, were OF the party.
Municipal elections were held in mum
Der OF cities in Massachusetts yesterday. Tn,
question OF liquor license was voted on witt
varying results In Poughkeepsie, N. Y, yes
terday, the Republican candidates for Mayo
and most OF the minor city officers weri
elected. In Hudson, N. j., tho Democrats wer
successful.
1t Is announced that team representing
Montreal and Toronto la crosse players and
team OF Indians Will visit England next seasol
ana play match games with several OF tn
English la crosse clubs as we'll as matches be
: tween themselves. There are now 100 club
IN Great Britain.
With the view of increasing the emigra
ton OF Germans 10 Canada a limo OF steamers
to BIO run under the auspices OF Mr.. Mundor
lob, the German Consul at Montreal, has beel
promised the assistance of the Dominion gov
ernment In the shape OF subsidy. Tn
steamers win probably be run from Bremen :
Quebec and Montreal In the summer, and +
Halifax IN the winter.
The Dewey libel case was continued i
| New York yesterday. August Belmont test
fled that Cardinal McCloskey and Vicar-der
| eral Quinn endeavored TO get Dewey 70 retrac
| the libel. Mr.. Belmont said that he was
the employ OF tho Rothchilds as an apprer
tice and clerk from the time he was III year
\ OF age till he came 10 this country In 1887
working without pay.