The Evening critic., 1884-04-18

THE MORNING NEWS,
Local ana General, Boiled Down
Worked over and Furnished Us


Local ana General, Boiled Down
worked over and Furnished Up
Fresh.
Zebehr Pasha has declined the assistant
governorship OF tho soudan.
Queen Victoria and Princess Beatrice ar.
rived Mt Darmstadt yesterday.
The CorcOran Cadets fair will be opened
by General West Monday night.
The gas-amps will be lighted at z p
m. and extinguiehed at o 80 a. m.
A largely.attended calico hop was given
by they. U. s. Club at Abner's Hall last night.
The Commissioners have approved tho
application OF ]. W. Caldwell for q bar.room
license.
An English lady at Cairo has offered re-
ward of 100000 for the rescue OF General
Gordon.
Tho Birmingham police havo made adj
ditlonal discoveries relating to suspected
dynamite plots.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has appointed Gustave clemens, Of Illinois, to
be revenue agent, vice W. p. CLARK, re'
signed.
A colored servant girl named Charlotte
Johnson, In the employ Of Mrs. Reese, Dos
Thirteenth street, died suddenly of apoploxy
last evening.
The appointment of Prince Chuu, the
Emperor's father, to tho control OF the Grand
Council of tho Chinese Empire, has met with
ruled II.
The United States Senate yesterday
paused a bill authorizing tho Secretary OF War
10 adjust and settle tho account OF arms be-
tween the State OF South Carolina and tho
United States.
The colored woman Eva Williams, who
followed Frank Laugeton North and ovaded
the two policemen who followed her from this
city, has returned and made the statement
that Langston Is in Canada.
1t is announced that representatives of
the Pennsylvania, Baltimore Il Ohio, and Pitts.
burgh, McKeesport h Youghiogheny wander
bilD railroads Will meet IN Now York on the
22d Inst. and arrange coke pool.
Rev. Robert Wilson, of Easton, Nd, has
accepted call TO st. Luke's Church, Charles
ton, s. q. DR.. Wilson has boon rector OF Christ
Church, Easton, for the past thirteen years.
He Will go TO Charleston some time In June.
Tho st. Patrick's Church fair was we'll
attended last night. A handsome old.headed
cane 10 TO bo voted to tho Democratic candi.
date for the Presidency receiving the greatest
number OF votes. Randall and Blackburn
lead the ticket.
A special cable dispatch from Rome an
nounces that the Rev. Dennis Bradley has
been created bishop Of tho new diocese Of
Manchester, N. IL. Tho formal docament Irse-
Ing the American College In Romassxs been
lodged with the Propaganda, ...sze
v6erno sF l'ai % stpsss at
The Lspe1 TINS yesterday .,y speaking
OF UP p0llllCal OUTLOOK IN America
-saee.r"At no time since before the civil war in
America has go little attention been paid In
England to the afrairs OF the United States as
| during the past four months"
Coroners' juries in Dorchester County,
| Md, ind that young Shenton killed his
father In defense OF the life OF his mother, and
| that Fred Cephas, col0red, killed tho aged
| Mrs. Celia Bush. McGlotten, arrested as the
| accomplish OF Cephas, has been released from
| Jail.
The District Commissioners yesterday de-
| cided that mediums shall pay a license the
same as other shows. The license for Il ain
| 500. The Spiritualists Will discuss the sltua-
| ton Sunday at Masonic Temple. protest
will be entered against the decision.
The National Academy of Science held
| their third days session at the National MI
scum yesterday, at which q paper was pre-.
| scented by Professor l.. NJ. Gallaudet president
Of the Columbia Institute for the Deaf and
and Aural Teaching Of the Deaf under the
| Combined System"
| At the New Market, England, Craven
meeting yesterday the race for the Craven
stakes for three.year-olds was won by Toys
| colt Scot-Free Formerly Donald H., Birds
| colt, Doncaster Cup, second, and tho Duke OF
Hamillon's colt, Lock RAMA, third There
were ten starters, including p. Lorlllard's
| black colt, Pontiac.
Spencer Bros. & Co., near Lapidum, and
Stephenson, Spencer & Co., near Frenchtown,
Md, are taking from 1000 to 1000 herring al
haul. The total catch yesterday was prob
| ably about 10000. Some glut herring are now
being taken. Shad continue scarce, but are
selling at from 500 and $50 per hundred. Her.
ring still bring 81 per hundred.
Mr.. j. Louis Ford, proprietor of the
opera house, has complained to the Commits
sioners OF the offensive smell occasioned by
The manufacture OF guano In the building ad.
| Joining his theatre. He says at the close of a
the subject of adverse criticism, aud It will
seriously interfered with his summer per.
formances.
At the conference of the anthracite coal
companies In New York yesterday 1t was de-
cideded to restrict coal production during the
year according TO the demand OF consumption
Companies are TO suspend nrst seven days
and then three days, The first suspension
"a and %, and the next shall be IN June three
days first and then one week.
The city of Junin, Peru, was attacked re-
Gently by one thousand OF Caceres Montoneros
who were repulsed by the Project OF the city
with two hundred men. After their departure
the Project seized two citizens, Senores Vert
and Jurado, whom he accused OF intrigue!
with the rebels, and both were shot. Jurad'
no killed with his own hand. Both vlctims
are believed TO have been innocent.
The New York Assembly yesterda,
passed Dill authorizing New York city to al
propriate $4,000 In aid or the fund for tn
erection OF the pedestal for the Darthold
statue. IL also passed Il bill prohibitlngs.th
sale Of drugs and medicines In thAtlssss6 ex
licensed physlcians, apo }te,fn prohibiting tn
sale OF wines and llQs4fYby retail druggists.
WALL-PAPEU<.s4sin Shades, cornices an
pictures 9t'reerhofr'S oie Seventh street.
Two More Pleasant weddings.
The beautiful strains OF tho wedding marche
BOUNDED in All Saints Chapel and ST. Ste
phen's Church last night, and crowds 9
friends assembled and best wishes and gift
were bestowed upon two happy couples.
AT the former Mr.. Gheen took Miss Louis
Coggins 10 wife, the Rev. John b. William
| oflciating.
The bride was attired in handsome whit