The Evening critic., 1882-04-03
News Notes.

Sir William Harcourt, Secretary for
Homo Affairs, has respited DR.. Lamson till
April IS.
The Denver (Col.) board of education
named the elegant school building now being
erected "The LongfelIow.'
Mary Power OC0nner, sister of Thomas
Power O'Conner, member of Parliament, has
been sent to jail under the coercion act
Mr.. Bradlaugh's friends are raising the
money TO pay the five hundred pounds recoy-
cred against him in the Court of Queens
Bench for voting illegally.
Mr.. Acard, Liberal, was elected to the
House OF Commons ON Saturday from East
Cornwall, receiving :l72O votes TO ;},5l7 for
Mr. Tremayne, Conservative.
The French Senate voted the credit of
100000 francs for the Tunis expedition, on
Saturday, and both branches of the legls.
latiye body adjourned till May 2.
Six new cases of smallpox were reported
at South Bethlehem, Pa, and three deaths
from the disease. The whole number OF fatal
cases thus far reported is sixty-one.
While the four small boys of Lewis Row
land were playing in sand tunnel on satur-
day afternoon, at Port Providence, near Phm-
nixyllle, Pa, the bank caved In, killing two OF
the Toys and seriously iniuring the other two.
While James Carroll ana Thomas Mullen
were painting the front OF a house In Brook
Ign, n. ", Saturday, the scaffOlding On which
they were standing broke and the men fell %
the sidewalk, distance Of forty feet. Carroll
died while being removed. Mullen is not ex-
Henry Burroughs, Peter Foyer aud Isaac
Lareau, while driving through the streets OF
Trenton, N. j., at a late hour on saturday
night, missed a bridge over the canal-feeder
and were precipitated into the water. Foyer
AID Burroughs We're drowned; Lareau and
the horses succeeded In getting out.
An unknown man died suddenly yes
terday morning In a Turkish bathing estab-
lishment IN New York. Nothing was found
on him 10 lead to his Identification. He was
apparently about 35 years old, medium height,
with dark hair and mustache, and wore a dark
suit OF clothes and blue shirt. II Is thought
that he died from exhaustion caused by the
bath.
A demonstration meeting, in response to
acail by the Liquor Dealers Protective League
was held in Cleveland, Ohio, saturday. Reso,
lutions were adopted c0ndemning and reproy-
ing the Republican party for enacting the
Pond bill into pretended law. Though the
meeting was composed Of men OF both par
Ties, the resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
The preliminary trial OF Deputy United
States Marshal II. d. Bolton and two members
Of his posse, Charles Miller and Brant Free
land, charged with the murder OF an Illicit dis
tiller, jackson J. Hicks, in Groynnett County,
Ga was closed Saturday. Bolton was dis
charged and Freeland was held In bonds Of
S4OO and Miller In $500 ON the charge Of Ia
voluntary granddaughter.
The Baltimore Typographical Union has
elected the following ON sers for the ensuing
year. President w. J. r.. CoOney; Yice-pres-
dent, n. B. Talbot; recording and correspond,
ing secretary, Edmund l.. Barnes; financial
secretary, james O. Mills; treasurer James
6fifes: trustees, James w. Cherry, j. Thomas
Miller, D. Adam SOhl; sergeantat-arms,
Theophflus ID. Roberts; delegates 10 the Inter
national Union, Thomas y. saltzer ana James
W. Rodgers.