The Evening critic., 1884-08-19
MORNING NEWS,
Local and General, Boiled Down
Worked Over and Furnished III


ONtE hP
Fresh.
Sultan Pasha, President of the Egyptian
Legislative Council, is dead.
Colonel Clibbon, of the Salvation Army,
has been expelled from Neufchatel, Switzer'
land.
The military have been called TO quell
anti.Jewlsh riots at Parkany, small town OF
Hungary.
The cholera appears to be increasing at
Toulon and Marseilles and the disease con.
tinues In Italy.
Rev. II. NJ. Collision, of Chicago, who
killed his wife Wednesday and ehot himself,
died last night.
The peach shipments over the Delaware
Railroad up TO Saturday evening aggregated
LOSS car loads.
Mrs Burwoll, the wife of Lieutenant w.
II. Burwell, OF the Naval Academy, died az
Norfolk yesterday. x
The Supreme Council OF War in Spain has
confirmed the death sentence OF Gorilla for
sharing In revolt ",
The Rev. John O'I.eary, administrator of
the Diocese Of skibbeteon, ireland, is on trip
OF pleasure TO the United States.
Continuous dry weather threatens great
injury to the corn crop OF ohio, as we'll as to
tobacco, pasture and vegetables.
st. Mary's County, Md, defeated prohibit
ton on Saturday by the large vote OF 2,017 for
the sale OF liquor to dOS against It.
David NJ Sheriff was terribly bitten and
torn by bloodhound at Miller's soap factory
In Lancaster County, Pa, yesterday.
1t is now reported that the recent oxplo-
sion In Kazan, Russia, was caused by Nihilists,
and that ono hundred lives were lost
The cylinder head Of the steamer City of
Cairo blew out below st. Louis yesterday, kill.
Ing William McNeely, wealthy stockman.
1t is said at Saratoga that Robert Bonner
has purchased Maud S. OF VIM. II, Vanderbilt,
and that the mare Will be used In trottlng
races.
The striking Pennsylvania miners Of tho
fourth pool held meeting yesterday, ut
which the officers appealed to the mon not to
reeort TO violence.
A medical commission in Dublin has do
cided that James French, one Of the Dublin
scandal prisoners, iS shamming Insanity and
that he is able to plead.
Judge Delabanty, of Long Island City,
n. Y, discharged two men charged with play
ing baseball on Sunday. The Judge held that
no law had been violated.
Michael Tanning, corresponding clerk of
the New York Express Company, WAS arrested
yesterday on tho charge OF embezzllng S1,O93,
and acknowledged his guilt.
George Rookie and Bill England fought
with gloves In New York last night for purse
OF $3.50. Rookie had the best all the way
through and won In four rounds.
Robert McCandlish, Republican, was
elected yesterday In tho Pittsburgh District a
member OF the Virginia Legislature, to I'LL the
vacancy caused by his own resignation.
The steamship Ardandhu, from New
York for St. Johns, reports passing a large
chip submerged westward of cape Pine, with
the mainmast head eight feet out OF water.
Michael Hoffman, aged 60, and Henry NJ.
East, aged DO, became engaged In fight at
Presidents Hotel, Philadelphia, last night
and Hoffman was go badly beaten that he
died.
Ensign Capehart, who is sick with yellow
fever at Key West, was slightly improved yes.
terday. There is no other case with even
the slightest suspicion OF yellow fever on the
Island.
Tho German ship Theodore Korner, from
Hamburg, Germany, arrived In Philadelphia
yesterday with 2S6 bales OF rags, and will be
Guaranteed until the source OF shipment of
the rags is ascertained.
Frank Dudgeon's sorel mare frankie,
| with a record OF 90, dropped dead yesterday
| while being driven by her owner between
| oyster Bay, L. l.. and Locust Valley. The
marc was valued at $4,000.
| The main building of the Worlds Expo.
| sitlon mt New orleans was practically finished
| Saturday, tho last 1oist being hOistod Into po-
| sition amidst much enthusiasm on the part of
the large crowd OF spectators.
Hon. Kerr Croige, the Democratic nomi-
| North Carolina, has been forced by ill.heaIth
10 decline the nomination. A convention will
be held at Statewide, September o, TO make
another nomination.
On Saturday John J. Walker, son of
Professor Walker, residing ~ the vicinity OF
Mount Airy, Frederick County, Md, In at
tempting TO throw OFF the driving belt OF u
steam thresher, had his right arm caught be-
tween the betting and pully and so BADLY In
1ured as TO require amputation at the elbow.
Mr.. Frank Works double team, Edward
and Dick Swiveller, were driven by John Muir
ply at Narragapsett Park yesterday afternoon
TO beat their record OF 2:10A for purse OF
$1,000. They succeeded in doing 80 IN hand.
some style, with the following record First
quarter, 33A; second, ;o7ia; third, 1;42h;
mile, 2;10A.
The game between the Nationals and
Wilmingtons at Capitol Park yesterday was
we'll contested and Scientifically played. The
result was defeat to the Nationals by q score
OF to 3. The errors were 2 TO l respectively.
the umpire's decisions, which were uniformly
In favor OF tho visitors, and the game may be
contested.
In Jackson County, w. Va, a circuit
court Jury yesterday acquitted Herbert Barley
Mr.. BARLEY is we'll known In this city and was
arrested here some months ago on the charge
OF which he was yesterday acquitted. He pro.
and evidently substantiated his defense as he
was acquitted Immediately when the evidence
was submitted.
A number of members of the w. L. I.
Corps, VINO were detained in the city on busl-
ness, held meeting last night and decided to
Join the corps at Camp Hoey, Long Branch,uext
Thursday. Lieutenants Newmeyer and Har-
rison Will command the squad which Will
leave the d. x p. depot Thursday morning,
Honorary members and friends who wish to
accompany them can get all Information de.
sired from Lieutenant Newmeyer.
The funeral of ex-senator John Pool, OF
North Carolina, took place from his late rest
dence 2110 Tenth street yesterday. There
was large attendance OF prominent persons
who knew the deceased. Mr.. r. W. Barker,
the undertaken, had charge OF the funeral.
The silver plate on the coffin bore the inscrip-
ton, sour Father" Rev. Edward II. Iugle, OF
the Ascension Church, conducted the funeral
services. The remains were followed by
largo cortege 10 Oak Hill, whore they were
laid by the side OF his wife, who died In 1873.
Yesterday was quiet day at Washing
ton Grove camp, the attendance being chiefly
confined TO those who have cottages and tents.
The most interesting features OF the day were
the ladies' and childrens meetings, the latter
under the superintendent OF Rev. Henry
Thompson, OF Lanaconing, Md. Rev. Mr., Ira.
cey, OF Washington, preached 10 the morning
from portion OF the Goth chapter OF Isaiah
and portion OF the doth Psalm. His subject
was "Mlesions," and showed that the church
had never done Its whole duty In the mission.
airy cause. Rev. DR.. owens, or South Washing.
ton, preached In the afternoon,
The Best OF the Season. ,,,sIss