The Evening critic., 1882-05-01
News Notes.


There were over 100 deaths in Baltimore
last week.
Robert G. McCplloh a prominent citizen
Of Frostburg, Nd, died Saturday, aged 73
years.
About 1,500 immigrants arrived in Bal
timofe sunday from Bremen, and were sent
West by rail-
Princess Marie, wife of Prince William
Of wurtemberg, and sister Of the Duchess OF
Albany, is dead
The steamer Hope, of Petorhead, has
been chartered to search for Leigh Smiths
Arctic expedition.
Lieutenant Danenhower and his party of
survivors of the Jeanette arrived at Moscow
Russia, on Saturday.
The Baltimore County, Nd. tax ratio for
1882 has been fixed at 81 cents on the $780,
Last year the rate was So cents.
Mrs. George Scoville, sister of Guiteau,
delivered her views on her brothers crime last
night In New York to q small audience.
General Ignatieff says that the anti
Jewish demonstrations throughout Russia
have been suppressed except at Balta.
Mr.. Williams, counsel for the late DIR.
Lamson, says that no suggestion OF the pris-
oners alleged insanity was made to him be-
fore the trial.
A young man supposed to be out of his
mind has been arrested at Doncaster, England,
Queen Victoria.
Judge Otis p. Lord, of the Supreme Court
Of Massachusetts, was stricken with uncon-
sciousness at his home in Salem, Mass, and
his condition is critical. He is in his 10th year
Rev. William f. Colli1ower. well known
clergyman OF the German Reformed Church,
died suddenly at his residence In Frederick,
Nd, yesterday afternoon. He was aged about
90 years.
During April 429 new oil wells with
production OF 9,049 barrels, were completed
IN the Pennsylvania oil region. On the last
day OF April there wore 152 rigs building and
4O0 wells drilling.
The iron steamship San Jose, built at
Roach's yard for the Pacific Mail steamship
Company, was launched at Chester, Pa, Satur-
day. The vessel is 1000 tons, 305 feet long,
36ia feet beam, and 21 4 feet depth OF hold.
Hon. Rodney French died at New Bed.
ford, Mass, yesterday, in the S0th year OF his
age. During the war he went out as comno-
dore Of the neet sent TO blackade Charleston,
S. @. He had held many positions Of political
honor.
The first new wheat of this years crop
was received In st. Louis Saturday and sold at
$3.50 per busnel, the highest price ever paid
there II graded us No. 2, was raised IN john
son County, Ark, and is the earliest shipment
by one month ever made TO ST. Louis.
Robert Naylor was arrested fn New York
Saturday In an action by samuel X. Schwenck
and Edward Fitzpatrick 10 recover $35 900
allegeGto have been obtained by Naylor on
false representations with regard 20 certain
properly in Florida, which he had sold to
Them.
~ BitNc hSnJ toOh place. yesttIudF iuofn-
Ing near FrankfOrd, in heoutskirts OF Phila-
delphia, between rheophilus Anderson, col
ored, and John Green, OF the same race. In the
twenty-seeond round Anderson knocked his
opponent out OF tifne and was declared tho
winner. Tho battle lasted one hour and a-half.
In New York yesterday Superintendent
Wailing had eight hundred policemen ON hand
early 70 preyen1 the soeialistic organizations
parading from the German Assembly Rooms
10 williamsburg ferry 70 celebrate the laying
OF the corner stone Of Froebers monument at
williamsburg. The organization inally gave
up the deeign.
Right Rev. N. A. Gallagher, ID. d., Of
Columbia, Ohio, was c0nsecrated Bishop Of
Galveston, Texas, yesterday, one Archbishop,
SIX Bishops, and one hundred priests partici-
parng In the ceremonies. The sermon was
preached by Bishop Watterson, OF Columbus.
Ohio. upon "The Church Ever Ancient and
Ever New"
At the meeting Of the American Electric
Light Company IN New York, Saturday, the
resignation Of Mr. Fox, as secrotary, was ac-
copied, aud Edwin b. TDayer, ~ Boston, was
elected IA bis place. Captain Fred. Grant and
Mt. HoIiafiy have not retired from the board,
as reporied- In regard 10 tho boston Com
Iany. y WAS stated thai Capfaln Fred Grant
was president II II only for a DAY. ana that
Setfeiofy Wiadom Mad noshins y DO with Il.