The Evening critic., 1883-01-03
Judge wyIie's Mistake.
Atlanta Post-Appeal.
Judge wylle mistakes dyspepsia for a sense
of duty
News Notea.

Assistant Surgeon Henry r. Silliman, U.
s. Army, died at Philadelphia on Monday, in
his 51st year.
Complaints have been made to the police
OF Baltimore OF the Sunday parades OF the
Salvation Army.
Nj. Trevelyan, Chief Secretary for Ire
land, has gone personally to inspect the dis
tressed districts.
Gambetta's remains were viewed by
three thousand persons yesterday AID draw.
ings were made of his face.
Three emergency bailifIs were attacked
in County Tipperary yesterday by peasants.
One of the peasants was killed.
The trial of Mr.. Biggar, member of Par
lament, for utterances IN a recent speech,was
begun In Waterford, Ireland, yesterday.
Rev. Dr. Chas. P. Krauth, a distinguished
scholar and theologian of the Lutheran
Church, died in Philadelphia yesterday.
Patrick McGowan, a barkeeper employed
in "Billy" McGlorys saloon In New York, was
killed yesterday by policeman while resist-
ing arrest.
Eighteen men employed in the depart
ment of yards and docks in the Brooklyn
Navy.Yard were discharged yesterday, owing
to insufficient appropriations.
Governor jackson, of West Virginia, has
appointed the Hon. Samnel Woods of Phillipi
Barbour County, a Judge OF the Supreme Court
of that State, in the place of Judge Raymond,
resigned.
DIR. A. Cockerill and Thos. Moore Comp
ton had dispute In Alexandria, La, on New
Years day and each drew pistol. Compton
WAS shot dead and DR.. Cockerill was badly
wounded
Joshua Clifford, aged TO- living near Gran.
ley, N. y, struck his Wife, aged 62, on the
head with poker, on Monday night, killing
her. The murder was the result OF family
quarrel. Clifford gave himself up.
An inquest was held yesterday upon the
remains OF the late VIM. Baldwin, Chief Com.
IN dQv no lpnn "a.
icnl testimony ascribed the sudden death to
heart disease.
Edward J. Hale died in New York last
night, aged 50. He was born In Randolph
years was editor OF the Fayetteville Observer.
Since 1866 he has been at the head OF a pub
fishing house in New York.
Tho annual meeting of the New York
The annual reports show that the advance OF
the Initiation fee from 5000 70 $500 has re.
suited In the addition OF 255 new members,
and Increased the surplus fund by $4,000.
The hollow-warc glass furnace of
Bodine, Thomas & Co., Camden, N. j., from
which the IRE was drawn a short time since
| on account OF lack OF demand for glass; is TO
| be put into operation again In few days, the
orders which are coming in warranting tho re-
newal OF work.
As thirty penitentlary convicts, mostly
| negroes, with two white guards, engaged at
| the Cowee tunnel, on the Western North Caro-
| lima Railroad, In Jackson County, n. O., were
| crossing the Tuckaseegee River on Saturday,
| one Of the convicts discovered that the fat was
leaking ana gave an alarm, which created a
| panic, and resulted in the drowning OF twenty
conyicts.
It. l.. Brown, president of the Danville
| (Va.) Tobacco Association, reports that there
were rold In the market during the last three
| months 5,030OO pounds OF leaf tobacco, at
an average OF 1912 per 100. For the same
| period last year b,1l1 300 pounds, at $l0O7
| The inteInRlrevenue derived from manufac-
| tured tobacco for the last three months was
S210,093.O1i for the same period last year,
| s203,b ,b20.O6.