The Evening critic., 1883-01-01
News Notes.

Tho negotiations between Germany and
the Vatican have been resumed.
A report from Suez says that the mur-
derers OF Professor Palmer have been cap
tured.
Mr.. O'Brien, editor of the United ireland,
has summoned 236 witnesses for his defense
in his trial, to begin to-day.
John ]. Brewer & Son, wholesale dealers
in hardware, In New York, failed on Saturday.
Liabilities from $4,000 to $4,000.
Latest advices from Indian Territory are
that spiochee's force has disbanded, and that
the trouble is over, for the present at least.
The pig-iron ard furnace men of the Iie-
high and schnylkill Valleys contemplate hold
ing convention to demonstrate against any
reduction of the duty on pig.iron.
1t is understood that about 400 miles of
telegraph lines, chiefly in Western and North
the Western Union Company to-day.
At Chicago, on Saturday, Judge Jameson
granted TO Mrs. Marie Louise Dillon divorce
from her husband, John Dillon, the actor, on
the ground of habitual drunkenness.
The East Tennessee Valley Zinc Com
pany, organized a short time ago with capital
Of 100000, has made contracts for the erec-
tion OF the furnaces and buildings In Knox
Vile.
The total number of deaths in st. Louis
for the pastyear is 7,S17. This makes the
annual death rate 1915 per 1000, estimating
the population at 100000. The number OF
Dlrlub curing INC year was o,4ll.
The Court of Queens Bench at Toronto
delivered Judgment on Saturday In the Phipps
extradition case. Two judges decided that he
should be extradited and one dissented. The
case Will be carried to the Court of Appeals.
In the New York Superior Court on
Saturday Judge ArnouX signed the order
granted on Friday vacating the order Of Judge
Truax giving leave to bring suit to vacato the
charter of the Mutual Union Telegraph Com-
pany.
soI ID 1, &,
La Grange, KY, on Saturday, aged S5. He was
a member OF Congress from the Louisville
District from 1913 TO 1S17. After the war
he had charge of the Freedmen's Bureau In
Louisville.
John c. Cammack. aged 30, native of
Virginia, and one OF the 'ciyil engineers in
charge OF the improvements being made by
the Mississippi River Commission in the
vicinity OF Bayou Sara, died on Friday night
from an overdose of chloral
DR.. Nathan Dillingham; was arrested in
Boston on Saturday night at the instance of
City Marshal Rice, of Springfield, on charge
OF criminal malpractice. 1t is alleged that
one woman has died and another is dying in
that city as result OF his operations.
The bullion product of the Leadville dis
trict for the last quarter was as follows:
Pounds OF lead, 17,O09,22S ounces of silver,
1,335,212; ounces Of gold 2921; total cur:
rency value, S5,7S3,127. The total value of
the output for the last four years is $19,220,-
S93.
At Carlisle, Pa, Saturday in the Wag-
ner-Bosler senatorial contest, Judge Herman
decided that being relation Of Bosler, he was
absolutely disqualified from hearing and de-
termining the case. The Judge residing near
est the courthouse of Cumberland County Will
be called on to try the case.
Mary Isabella Martin, who was tried at
Emporia, Kan, last November for the murder
| OF Mrs. Lorraine NJ. Kugor, and who has been
| feigning insanity since verdict of guilty was
| rendered, has been pronounced sane by COM
| petnnt board OF physicians, and was on Satur-
! day sentenced to be hanged.
The total sales of loose tobacco in Peters
burg, Va, during the past year were 100000
| pounds. The average price was from 80 TO S5
| per hundred weight. The exports of manu-
| factured tobacco from that port from January
| i, 1852, TO January 1, 1883, were 4,7l6, 76S
! pounds. Tho United States revenue tax from
sales Of tobacco and cigar stamps was $780,
| lS6.1S.
| The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
| has af11rmed the judgment OF the Erie County
| Court in case where Rudolph Fuller, jr., OBJ.
tained verdict against the Pennsylvania
sustained while a passenger aboard one OF the
| company's trains. The injuries to Fuller
| were claimed to be extremely serious, al
! though that fact was denied by the company.
Tho verdict was said to be the largest ever OBJ
tained In that State In similar case.
The American Humane Society began
suit In the u s. District Court at Boston Satur-
day against the Boston Albany Railroad
| Company, claiming the penalty prescribed by
section 1886 OF the United States Revised
Statutes for the long detention OF animals In
transitu. cargo Of hogs shipped In Canada
arrived at Boston Al hours late. The company
says the detention occurred In Canada. This
is supposed to be the first case that has arisen
under the aforementioned statute.
THE Mayor of Washington N. j., Hon
Daniel Beatty. says in reference to St. Jacobs
OH: From my knowledge of its eficacioua
working must say that st. Jacobs OH is un.
equalled as remedial substance.