The Evening critic., 1883-03-21
News Notes.

An appeal has been issued in London for
tho relief of suffering In Scotland.
A bill was passed by the Tennessee Legis-
lature yesterday abolishing public executions
In that State.
Sir William Harcourt says that the
English police were inquirlng into the assault
on Lady Dixie.
Mr.. Richard Piggott, of the Dublin
IriShnldn, denies Mr.. Eagan's charge against
him of blackmail.
The interior of Grace Episcopal Church,
at Honesdale, Pa, was destroyed by lire yes
terday. Loss 10000.
Clarence J. Mccullough, son of Colonel
Peter Mccullough, OF Wilmington, Dell, died
In San Francisco yesterday.
Paul Strobach has been designated to act
as United States Marshal for the Southern Dis
trlct of Alabama, vice Osborn, suspended.
Professor Gabriel Campbell, of .Bowdoin
College. has decided to accept the chair OF In
tellectual and moral philosophy of Dartmouth
College.
Judge Lawson, of Dublin, attributes the
London explosion and tho alleged attack on
reptile lawlessncss."
Charles SOehner, ST., o prominent citizen
OF indianapolis, died yesterday. He was a
confrero OF Carl Schurz and others OF the
German revolution OF 1913.
Tho New York Senate yesterday passed
n bill to compel telegraph and telephone com.
panies TO place their wires underground In
New York city and Brooklyn after March /,
1885.
The will Of the late Adam J. Glasz, a
merchant Of Philadelphia, which was ad-
lnltted 10 probate yesterday, bequeaths $780,
600 TO various Catholic charitable and educa-
tional Institutions OF that city.
Scott, the ell-known manufacturer of
printing presses, reports that he has sold his
patente, NC, to II. Hoe Il Co., OF New YORK, for
100000. He Will complete those presses
already contracted for before retiring.
af LII, a..
| death for the murder of the Kintzlors, in
Snyder County, Pa, was presented 10 tho
Pennsylyania Board OF Pardons yesterday.
| After hearing argument the board granted If
| teen days grace In the case.
The United States River Commissioners
! examined the Government works at Plum
| Point, on the Mississippi River, on Sunday
last, and expressed the opinion that tho high
water had done no serious damage to the in-
| ished works, either there or at Wilson's Point.
Ellen Kellaher, widow of the attendant
| at Bellevue Hospital New York, who was
killed on october a by George Mahan, an In.
sane patient, has sued the Commissioners of
| Charities and Corrections for $4,000 damages,
alleging their responsibility for her husbands
The purchasers of the old Columbus, Chi
cago Indiana Central Railway met at In
dianapolis yesterday and organized now
company, which is to operate the line under
the name OF the Chicago, st. Louis PITTS
burg Railway. W. L. Scott OF Erie, was
elected president.
The wife of James Hyland, living a few
miles from Gowrie, Iowa, was found dead In
her bed. The body bore evidence OF death
from choking and kicking. Mrs. Ryland and
her husband had separated. He has been ar
rested on the charge OF murder, but accuses q
neighbor named Bond OF the deed.
Among the arrivals at New York last
evening by the steamer Labrador from Havre
were Messrs. Dupuy de Lorne, first secretary
OF the Spanish Legation at Washington, and
family Coelho Gomez, attached to the Brazil
Ian Legation at Washington, and Commander
George @. Remey, United States Navy.