The Evening critic., 1884-06-17
THE MORNING NEWS,
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THE wonder of taobsyoar mems $500
suits, at A. saka laeosY
ChaIlotteBeverly was yesterday granted
OK the children.
Tho national elections in Mexico passed
or quietly on Sunday. Tho results have not
yet been announced.
Mr.. VIM. Bromley Davenport, member
OF Parliament since December, 1854, for War.
wickshlre North, is dead.
The police at Rome have boon advised TO
keep strict watch in tho interior OF st.
Peters against dynamiters.
There is lingering hope in the minds OF
eome members OF the British Cabinet that
Berter may not have fallen.
David Webster, n wcll-known Philadel-
phia lawyer, and ono OF tho founders OF the
Legal InteHi0ence', died yesterday.
The annual decoration Of the graves of
Confederate soldiers In Clandford Cemetery,
Petersburg, Va, took place yesterday.
VIM. Houck, wealthy farmer of New
comerstowp, Ohio, was literally torn to pieces
yesterday by valuable but vicious Clydes-
dale stallion.
The Army bill as reported to the Senate
yesterday afternoon provides for S21,530, 400,
being an increase OF 1906, 900 over the bill as
IL passed the House.
A warrant has been issued for the arrest
OF Hugh Mullin, proprietor OF tho Philadel
pnia sunday WOfid, on tho charge or libeling
Mayor Smith, OF that city.
The Portuguese Minister has returned to
Paris. The Temps believes he returns with
fresh proposals. to induce France to recognize
the Angio-Portugueso Congo treaty.
The Mahdi has written letter in which
no appoints his Ameer Governor OF Dongola,
and threatens TO annihilate any Turkish
forces that may BIO sent TO the Soudan.
A man named Humphrey was bitten by
moccasin snake near Upperville, Fauquier
County, Va, last Saturday. He drank guam
tity OF whisky, but died within few hours.
The Woodvale Wooden Mill, at Johns.
town, Pa, suspended operations Indefinitely
yesterday en- account or lack OF orders.
Three hundred persons were thrown out OF
employment.
Coroner Patterson yesterday held a post
mortem examination on the body OF George
Arneling, who died suddenly last Sunday In a
restaurant on the Avenue, and gave a certia.
cate OF death from congestion OF the lungs.
John Dixon, colored, of Welch Noun
tain, Lancaster County, Pa, was killed satur-
day night In quarrel about a woman. VIM.
Wilson, Charles Thomas and Lewis Parker,
all coiored, were arrested as his assailants.
At Quebec yesterday Judge Caron decided
against the application for the transfer OF
president, TO the Jurisdiction OF the Montreal
authorities for trial with a view. to extradi-
ton.
At Bordeaux Sunday while George W.
ing q balloon ascension, he was shot and
slightly wounded by French soldier, who
mistook him for French offlcer against whom
be had grudge.
The Dutch Chamber has agreed to obtain
credit Of 1,500,0O0 forms to enlarge the
Dutch naval forces at Acheen, 6umstra, with
view 10 invigorated action against the de-
pendencies OF that colony and rescue OF the
crew OF the steamer Eisen.
Class-day exercises at Princeton College
took place yegterday. u. W. Harris Rad aa-
lections from the class history, and orations
were delivered by u. z. Stewart, OF the Dis
Lawson, Of Pennsylvania.
A meeting of the stockholders of the Ma
tiot al Colored Prees Association was held at
the Office OF the Bee, HOO street, last night,
ana was, arrangements were perfected with the
news at reduced rates to their 81 papers.
The final meeting Of the committee hav-
| Ing In charge the organization OF the public
| meeting to give expression to the Views OF tho
community relating TO the sale OF the Propa-
ganda met at Carroll Institute Hall last night
aud made all the necessary preliminary ar.
rangemcnts for the meeting.
Mr.. Rubiena, the New York editor of the
Cuban newspaper La Sepdrtsfd, was arrested
yesterday In that city on charge preferred by
the Spanish Government that he was engaged
In shipping dynamite by the schooner Areas
him, however, he was discharged.
There is said to be trouble between the
members OF the Western Trunk Line Assocla.
lion and the Eastern Trunk Line regarding
| the rates on wool from the Mississippi River
| TO the seaboard. The Western lines assert
that the through rate should be fifteen per cent.
more than the rate from Chicago, and declare
that they will demand their pro rata ,pIla that
| basis. ssesDH
DON'T fail to ss@absssSo suits at A.
| Saks K Co.'s. 18TH
hnsH6ugh, Of Georgetown, d. c., a
Hfeman on the tug VIM. =. Bell, OF Washing
ton, had his right leg badly fractured yester.
| day at the dumping ground, on North Point,
Baltimore, by being caught In the blight OF a
hawser as the boat was going ahead. DR.. N.
J.. Dashiel, IT,. attended him at Chase's Wharf,
and he was sent to the City Hospital.
The Ohio Republican Association at a
meeting last evening adopted unanimously
| and with enthusiasm resolutions introduced
BY Judge Lawrence indorsing the nomination
| OF Blaine and Logan. The association decided
to attend the Thursday night ratification
| meeting In body. The Virginia Republican
| Association held an enthusiastic meeting last
| evening, at which a number OF addresses were
| delivered and the political status Of tho State
| discussed as well as the necessity for active
work to secure It giving Republican ma;