The Evening critic., 1883-04-28

The London Times favors the trying of
to agree.
The friends of Governor Hamilton, of
Maryland, are sanguine over his prospects for
REORGANIZATION.
Charles Fl. Silverthorne, jr., employed at
the Delaware Pulp Works, In wilmington, was
crushed to death In the machinery Thursday.
The principal cigar manufacturers of
New York yesterday agreed to grant the ad-
hands.
The Connecticut Senate yesterday re-
1ected the law forbidding the employment of
women and children In factories for more than
ten hours any one day.
Governor Cleveland, of New York, has
vetoed the bill to provide pension, at the
ratio OF $12 per month, TO the New York suryI.
vors Of the Mexican war.
George Lake, colored, was convicted at
upon Mrs. Clara J. Simmons, Of Hooper's
Island, and sentenced to be hanged.
Eleven persons, charged with being en-
gagged IN the attack on O'Brien's Circus, at
yesterday by the Grand Jury at Dover.
The Tar River has been greatly swollen
by the recent floods, and much damage has
been done to property In the section of North
Saroiina through which 1t runs. Many people
nave been compelled to leave their homes.
The London Times says the proceedings
at the Irish convention in Philadelphia, al.
though ludicrous in some respects, are I'm.
portant when taken In connection with the ex-
Bow-street Courthouse.
On the 6th of last November the wife of
Gustav Nord disappeared from Rush city,
Minn. Nord said that she had run away with
another man. Yesterday morning her body
her waist. Nord Will be arrested.
The Baltimore Annual Conference of the
African nj. Il. CHURCH Will meet In Hagers.
town, Nd, on the 9th OF May. The presiding
lei A. Paine, OF Xenia, Ohio. Bishop A. W,
wyman Will also be present. The conference
VIII be comprised OF about seventy ministers.
The joint executive committee of the
meeting in New York yesterday, agreed that
20 per cent. OF the surplus passenger earnings
OF the pool for the past six months shall be
portions as Commissioner Fink shall deter.
mine.
George w. Demarest, wealthy resident
OF Passaic, N. j., was killed last summer by
the Central Railroad OF New Jersey, when the
train ran on the bridge over Parker's Creek
HIS relatives brought suit for 100000 dam.
ages In the Passaic County Court, and recoy.
cred verdict for $50, 900 Thursday.
The programme for the rife shooting at
the annual meeting OF the National Rifle As
ISOLATION at Wimbledon includes two compe-
piiment 10 the American National Guard.
They are for military rifles at 500 and 300
yards respectively. The match at the latter
range has been named after Colonel Bodiue,
Ihirty.two prizes Will be offered In each com
peution, ranging from $40 to 91. 1t Is ex-
pected that the Prince OF Wales will distribute
the prizes TO the victors.
Fritz Christensen, Dane was arrested
on his arrival at New York at the instance OF
the Danish ViceConsul, on the charge Of nav.
ing committed q forgery In Copenhagen. He
had some money on his person. which Vvas
taken from hiin, and ho was then discharged,
There Is no extradition treaty between Dan.
mark and the United States, and Christen.
sen brought the matter TO the attention Of
Secretary Frelinghuysen, who has asked the
New York Police Department for an explana.
tlon. Inspector Byrnes puts the whole re.
Consul.