The Evening critic., 1883-04-05

The trial of the Phoenix Park prisoners
has been postponed.
The movement to aid Mr.. Parnell has
been temporarily abandoned.
Spiritualism has been pronounced to be
heresy by the Bishop Of Bohemia.
Smallpox has suddenly reappeared in St.
Louis, and has created considerable alarm.
Ex-Judge Richard H. Marshall, of Fred
erick, is very Ill at his residence in that city.
Michael Davitt has written a letter from
his prison denouncing the dynamite policy.
Rev. George NJ. Clawges of the M. E.
Church, died at st. Peters, Pa, Monday, In his
seth year.
The Baltimore Order of the Oriole have
decided on September IL, IL and 13 for their
annual pageant.
At Baton Rouge, La, yesterday, w. T.
Sanders, broker, fatally shot W. A. Leesuer,
publisher OF the Cdpttoldn Adyocdte.
The Italian newspapers have printed
many articles against France drawn out by the
reports of triple alliance against France.
Father Walsh yesterday sent by cable
s1,197 to the Irish relief fund, making a to-
tai OF $13,S51 sent by him since st. Patrick's
Day.
Ingham and Green, the murderers of Cash
Millett, were hanged by mob OF thirty-five
masked men near Hastings, Neb, on Tuesday
night.
A decree has been published at Havana
ordering an examination by the board of
health OF all American lard packed In kegs or
other wooden packages.
The annual meeting Of the Society of the
Army OF the Cumberland, which was to have
been held IN Cincinnati September 10 and
20, has been postponed until October d
and %.
Ex-senator Thurman fell on the steps Of
his residence at Columbus, Ohio on Tuesday
evening and broke his left arm between the
elbow and shoulder. It is not thought there
will be any serious results.
Miss Montague, of Philadelphia who re-
Gently obtained several verdicts against Fore
paugh, the Snowman, has brought suit for
Qnd) Daily NeacS for alleged libel.
Papers were filed at Albany, N. Y, yeI-
terday organizing the Globe Telephone Com.
| pany, with capital OF $1O,O00,0OO, to do a
| telephone business throughout the United
States. The purpose is to use instruments
| that Will talk over long distances.
| The Western Iron Association held its
| annual meeting at Pittsburg yesterday and
| reelected Its old officers. Reports from all
| sections indicate an unsatisfactory condition
| OF trade, with the future outlook unpromis.
ing. The card rate was rea1lrmed.
AT the hearing in the Tewlzesbury aims
house investigation yesterday, Governor But
| to prove that bodies had been taken from the
| cemetery and delivered to persons who In.
tended to skin them and tan tho skins.
There were two sessions of the Episcopal
| Emmanuel
Church in that city yesterday, aud yesterday
evening there was temperance meeting, at
which Rev. Peregrine wroth, of Baltimore, and
DR.. Stephenson, OF Newmarket, delivered ad-
| dresses.
The annual meeting of the holders of the
Standard OIL Trust certificates was held IN
| New York yesterday, and 1850 votes, repre-
| senting "a, 5000 were cast for the re-elec-
| tion as trustees OF Messr5. Ben1ami Brewster,
John d. Archibald and Charles Pratt for the
| next three years.
| In Bedford. Pa, on last Saturday. at the
| private banking establishment OF Hartley &
Bowers, two $1,000 bills were paid out In mis-
| take for two 500 bills. UP 10 yesterday fore
noon the money had not been recovered. II
was at first said the identity of the payee OF
payees was not known, but to-day II is reported
that II is known where the money went.
Yesterday evening Uriah Keck, of Allen.
| town, Pa, received note stating that his wife
and strange man would meet at Kern's
saloon. He went there at s o'clock, and see
Ing them together, drew his revolver aud
fred two shots at the man, who made his
escape unlnjured. He then hred two shots al
his Wife, the last shot taking effect In her rlghi
thigh, making dangerous wound.
In the Chicago billiard tournament yes
terday Sexton defeated Wallace by a score Of
GOO TO 107. Sexton's highest run was 81 aud
Wallace's rs. Ylgnaux defeated Morris, clos
| Ing the game In the 10th inning with n run o
240 which is said 10 exceed the best run on
record. His average was 81 1l.1o, which Ii
also claimed TO be the best on record. Morrl,
| had 1877 points when Vignaux closed the game
| by running out his 600.
In the United States Circuit Court al
Philadelphia yesterday Daniel N. snyder ant
| Mary j.. Walton recovered verdict agains
/ the Yorktown Centennial Association OF Yir
| ginia for $754.40 Tho plaindns paid Si0t
| FOR the privileges OF photographing and selling
| pictures, and In violation OF the contract th'
1 company permitted other parties 10 ente
upon tho ground and carry on competitive
business.
! Eisaman Bros, popular clothlers and talIors