The Evening critic., 1883-02-03
News Notes.

The Pope has written a conciiatory let
ter to the Emperor William
Colonel Cornelius r. Hogan, proprietor O
the Maltby House, Baltimore, died yester
day.
1t is reported that the rangers of Phoenix
will to-day identify the murderers of Lord
Cavendish.
Over 20 lives have been lost by the
| wrecking of the italian steamer Ausonia.
| off the coast of Tripoli
Twenty-three women were crushed to
death on Thursday in struggling to escape
from burning wool factory in Bombay.
William L. Perkins, for ii years a
| letter-carrier, has been arrested in Troy.
n. Y, for robbing letters. He confessed
his guilt.
At the meeting of the American Bible
Society in New York yesterday the Bible
societies in Tennessee, Nevada and Nebraska
were recognized as auxiliary.
The wife and child of Fred. Wilcox
while riding on a load of logs down a
mountain, at Warrensburg, N. Y, were
kilied by the load upsetting and the logs
falling upon them.
The third trial of Neal and Craft
charged with participating in the murder
OF the Gibbons family, near Ashland. XIV.
VIII begin at Grayson, KY, next Tuesday.
Governor Blackburn has ordered 451
state troops TO Grayson to remain during
the trial
An emigration return presented to the
Reichstag shows decrease of sixteen thou
sand in the year 1882 as compared with the
previous year, and that los, ,45i emigrants
passed through Hamburg, Bremen and Stet-
tin, mostly for the United States. This
was exclusive of G3, 3,756.forelgners.
uriah Meyer, who was to be hanged at
Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa, on the
2Sth instant, for the murder of Mrs. John
kintzler in December, 1877, will not be
executed until March 5, Governor pattison
yesterday afternoon having fixed the latter
day for the hanging at the request of the
judge of the district and others who depre-
Gated an execution during court week.
The motion for an injunction to restrain
the Western Union Telegraph Company
from taking its "tickersn out of the Chi
cago "buc1et-shops" was yesterday over
ruled by Judge Moran. The court de-
cided that the Company had right TO
withhold market quotations from these es.
Adjustments on account of the "immoralty
they are engaged
Deep. snow has fallen in the Northwest,
extending to the Rocky Mountains. The
trains On the Union Pacific and on the
Northwestern Roads are struggling through
| snowdrifts. In Wisconsin the snow de-
veloped into blizzard, and a spell OF yery
cold weather Is predicted. The continued
cold weather in Kansas has frozen come of
the smaller streams % the bottom. and the
question Of water for stock viii become
sefious one The SNOW is three feet deep
At Cheyenne and from twelve 10 thirty
inches deep on the cattle ranges. There
being no wind, the entire surface Of the
ground "a covered. Cattle are suffering for
want Of grass, and unless wind comes with.
IN three days and blows the snow of the
exposed places the loses will be disastrous.
The temperature "a thirty degrees.
IS converting lately with one Of our Ie.
pOften, Mr. Clarence ID. Gregory, 2gl
broadway, New York. told OF his terrible
experience with sciatiG rheumatisin and
iumbAgO. He used St. Jacobs oil aud
soon was as we'll - ever. -BcOoitya Eayie.