The Evening critic., 1883-04-30
News Notes.

There were 172 deaths in Baltimore last
week.
DIR. Winslow Greentree died in Baltimore
yesterday.
The Baltimore musical festival was not a
financial success.
An international congress in the interest
OF the protection OF children is TO meet at
Paris, June 10.
Joseph Hanlon. one the Phnnix Park
prisoners, has made statement duplicating
other prisoners.
Ex-Presidcnt Diaz and party arrived at
New Orleans on Saturday and sailed yester.
day for Vera Cruz.
Governor BoyntOn, of Georgia, will be
married this evening TO Miss Susie Il, Harris
OF Walton County, Ga.
The steamer Canadian, from Glasgow.
which arrived at Boston on Saturday, brought
$50 steerage passengers.
A telegram from st. Thomas states that
the Government OF Santo Domingo has de.
clared Samana free port.
1t is stated that a request will be made
from Dublin for the extradition OF n do5,n
persons from the United States.
Mr.. Sargent, American Minister in Ber-
lin, has made an explanation concerning the
recent newspaper charges against him.
The Spanish Minister of Justice has been
charged with using his oflcial influence to Sc
cure the acquittal OF a prisoner for murder.
William Cornell, charged with being the
principal In the series of robberIes In Rich
mond, was arrested in Baltimore, Saturday.
The firm OF Nitsch & Kuhn, in Baltimore,
has agreed TO the advance OF 81 per Thousand
ploy.
The San Francisco Bohemian Club gave
dinner on Saturday evening to Charles A,
Dana, editor of the New York Sun, and Con
gresham Dorsheimer.
difficulty occurred on Friday evening
at Robinsonyille, Martin County, N. O., be-
Bager, during which pistols were drawn and
fve shots exchanged. Bager received two
shots and is thought to be fatally wounded.
Harry Smith, of st. Johnsbury, Vt, shot
and instantly killed himself at jamestown, d.
T., on saturday. He went there to be married
10 young lady from his former home but she
refused TO fulfill her promise. While out walk.
ing WIN her on Saturday he drew a revolver
and blew his brains out.
United States Minister Young has col.
lected from the Chinese Government $50 ono.
the principal and interest on claims on ac.
count OF supplies furnished during the Taip.
ing rebellion, upwards OF 20 years ago. The
money Is now In bank, awaiting the owners,
appeared.
A riot broke out at Port Said yesterday
ptetween Greeks and Arabs on account of re.
iiRious ceremonies. Several persons were
killed and many wounded, including mum.
per OF police. British troops and sailors, with
1atilng guns, surrounded the Greek church 10
board gunboht.
On Saturday afternoon John s. Davidson,
about 10 years OF age, clerk In the Western
Union Telegraph ofice at Petersburg, va,
eioped with Miss Finley Jones, aged 1S years,
beautiful and accomplished lady, the
daughter OF Samuel Jones, prominent clti.
zen OF West Point Va. The couple were mar.
lied ON the came evening at Weldon, N. O.
A meeting Of members of the Roman
Oathollc church, many OF whom are members
oi mo Grand Army OF the Republic, was held
In Philadelphis yesterday afternoon 10 con-
slider the recent decree OF Archbishop Wood
against permitting any uniformed bodies
other than Catholic societies 10 enter the
churches In Philadelphia to attend the sery-
Ices OF deceased comrade. AS there was
some doubt as 10 tho authenticity OF the order
committee was appointed TO walt upon the
archbishop and also 70 secure his consent to a
requiem mass in all the Catholic churches on
Decoration day and that the Catholic men-
bers OF the Grand Army OF the Republic be
allowed to attend in uniformed bodies.