The Evening critic., 1883-03-19
News Notes.
Louis Michel has fled to Switzerland.
The late Karl Marx was buried in High

Louis Michel has fled to Switzerland.
The late Karl Marx was buried in High
gate Cemetery on Saturday.
Lord Dunraven intends to propose in
Parliament motions in favor OF legislation in
behalf Of Irish laborers and Irish emigra.
ton.
1t is reported that the whole country on
the border of the Transvaal Is In state Of an
archy, and tho natives are arming against the
Beers.
General Timasheff, ex.Minister of the In
terror In Russia, has been arrested In connec-
tion with the defalcation OF the late NJ.
Makon.
Benjamin Bates, grand nephew of Ed
ward Bates, Attorney.G General under Prest-
dent Lincoln, committed suicide at Richmond,
Va, yesterday.
Amemorial mass.meeting in honor of the
deceased socialist, Karl Marx, was held by the
workiugmen OF Brooklyn, n. Y, yesterday.
DR.. Adolph Donai delivered the memorial ad-
dress.
Rev. F. A. Owen, the first agent of the
Southern Methodist Publishing House In Nash
Vile, Tenn, and a minister OF the gospel for
over sixty years, died Friday, In the 80th
year OF his age.
Arthur Richie committed suicide yester.
phfa, by hanging himself TO his cell door with
his handkerchief. He was serving sentence OF
eleven years for grand larceny.
1t has been discovered that the late Judge
OF large sums OF money belonging to persons
for whom he was trustee, and that his estate
will not cover the defalcation, the amount OF
money missing being estimated at 1925, 600.
The Mississippi River continues to fall,
and at many places between Memphis and
Helena is within Its banks. The bottom lands
will soon be free from water, and planting in
the vicinity OF Helena will begin within the
next three weeks.
Thomas j. Greenleaf, a young farmer,
residing in Hudson County, N. j., took some
pills prescribed for tape.worm by an herb
ward. Physicians say that the cause OF death
ned.
The British Telegraph Company desires
to land new cable at Shanghai, China, and
tionaries, who have withheld their answer for
several weeks. 1t Is said the British foreign
ONCE has telegraphed instructions to land
forcibly, II necessary.
1t is claimed by the friends of ex-Gov-
ernor sprague that SO OF the 10s delegates to
the Democratic State Convention favor his
domination as the Democratic candidate for
| Governor. The Newport delegates have been
instructed TO vote for him. The convention
VIII meet at Providence tomorrow.
| General Diaz was the guest of the
knights OF st. Patrick at their annual banquet
at 81. Louis on Saturday night. Madam Dlaz
and other ladies attended the Grand opera
| House. The party will leave for Chicago this
evening and will then go TO Niagara Falls.
day.
The anniversary Of the Paris commune of
1871 was celebrated by the Communists OF
New York yesterday. There was large as.
semblage, each person wearing ribbon OF
red. Herr John Most, In the course OF an ad-
dress, said the Paris commune was too hu.
name, and that the commune OF the future
Will be established sregardless of humanity
destruction"
Superintendent Snowden, of the Phila-
delphia Mint, says that the dies for the altered
design on the new b-cent pieces will not be
ready for two or three weeks, and the altered
coin cannot be issued till then. The nickels
| now in circulation, he said, will not be called
in. AT the request OF the Secretary OF the
Treasury superintendent Snowden will star
to-day for New Orleans to investigate the
recent issuing OF coin from the mint In tha
| city which was found 10 be below the standard
I've heard old, cunning stagers say,
For every pain, st. Jacobs OIL will pay.