The Evening critic., 1882-08-31
News Notes.

1t is reported that Europeans at Cairo
are not molested.
The coronation of the Car will not take
place before next May.
The Tallapoosa, with Secretary Chand-
Ter, arrived at Boston yesterday.
Orders have been received at Woolwich
Arsenal to send light siege.train to Egypt.
sThe corporation of Cork has resolved to
confer upon Mr.. Gray the freedom OF the city.
Dispatches from Athens claim that the
Turks were repulsed In the frontier fighting
on Monday and Tuesday.
Connections have been completed be-
tween Chicago and Buifalo ON the New York,
Chicago ST. Louis Railway.
The murder of the Kaffir chief Secocoeni
and his personal followers was done by a chief
put In his place by the British.
Henry Irving, George Augustus Sala and
Moneure d. sala are supporting the movement
for q bust OF Longfellow In Westminster Alb.
bey.
The British line of communication with
Tel-el-Kebir Is now nearly established. A
railway along the route is now nearly com
pleted.
The Berthier Beet Root Sugar Factory,
near Montreal, which cost $500, 700, w.s sold
by the Sherin yesterday for the benefit Of cred.
ttors for ST6,OOO.
Orders have been issued by the Khedives
government prohibiting persons OF no fixed
occupation or visible means of support from
entering Alexandria.
A new type of fever has appeared among
the operatives OF the Little Falls IN. W knit
ting mills. Four have died and twcnty-eight
are Ill with the malady.
1t is stated that greater number of
miles OF railway have been constructed dur
ing August than ever before in q similar porod
In the history OF the country.
The furniture mandatory of j. b. Brew
Il Co., at No. 1872 and 131 Essex street, New
York, was partially destroyed by fire yester-
day. Loss estimated at between $4,000 and
S6O,0Co.
President Arthur and a large party of
guests yesterday visited the United States
training ship New hampshire in Newport
harbor. Tho President was received by a ma.
tional salute. He afterward visited West
Island as guest of the fishing club at that
place.
Arthur NJ. Harrington, of Maine, and F.
d. Chester, OF New York, were yesterday
chosen members OF the Delaware College fac
nlty, 70 MI tho position fornerly occupied ny
DR.. ReInhart, Instructor IN agriculture, as
tronomy and natural physics, and to teach
military tactics.
The Kelley Motor Company held meet
Ing Tuesday at Philadelphia, at which an un-
Outstanding was arrived at that upon pay.
ment OF ~ 900 TO Kelley and the Issuance OF
1880 additional shares Of the company's g
with the work OF building his engine.
One hundred and eleven Russian reftl
gees-fifteen from Philadelphia and the rest
from New York--were sent back to Liverpool
by tub rum Iullhuelpnlu
yeste -day morning. As they were unable to
earn a livelihood and had 10 be supported by
The committee, II was deemed best to send
them back to Russia.
The German snngerfest at Scranton, Pa.
was concluded bya parade yesterday by the
visiting societies. Tho flrst prize, class A,was
won by the MmnnerchOr of Port Jeryis, n. Y.
and the second by the Snngerbund OF Wilkes
Barre. The first prize, class b, was won by
the Liederkranz OF Honesdale, and tho second
by the Mmnnerchor Of Hawley. The exercises
closed last night with grand ball.
There were flfty-two new cases of yellow
fever at Brownsville, Texas, yesterday and
three deaths, two OF the latter being Mexlcansi
and tho other w. r. Carrbery, manager OF the
western Union Telegraph onice. There are
some new cases In Fort Brown, among them
Major wetherell, OF the Nineteenth Infantry
Tho mail 10 Rio drande City has Doen ordered
stopped until further orders. There were
eight deaths In Matamoras. Fourteen cases
Of yellow fever are reported at Pensacola VI
TO yesterday and two deaths. The % disease ,eds is
confined 10 one district embracing foui
sqaares, in the lower part Of the city.
THE leading topic of town talk Is con-
cerning The cures made by the 81. jacobs OIL