The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-11
Piih of the Morning News.
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1t is said that the Pope will issue an
encyclical letter regarding the Free Masons.
A fire in the barracks at Bragg, Portu-
gal, yesterday, killed and injured eight per-
sops.
Preparations are being made for the
Labor Congress, which meets In Philadelphia
tomorrow.
Mr.. George S. Palmer, one Of the Oldest
and most prominent business men OF Rich
mond, died yesterday.
The Democrats of the Springfield (Mass.)
District have nominated Colonel A. O. Wood
worth, OF Chicopee, for Congress.
There is great excitement among the
Troy IN. W taxpayers over alleged fraudulent
bills audited by the supervisors.
The channel approaches to the harbor of
Baltimore were comparatively clear OF ice yes
terday, and fleet of vessels passed In and out.
A suit is pending in New York. brought
by Daniel de Leon against David A. de Leon,
for 100000 damages for slanderous state
ments.
Three men entered the office of money
changer In Vienna last night and MORALLY
wounded him and one OF his children In their
attempt TO plumber the office.
The Morocco-Dealers' National Exchange
held Its thirty-eighth semi-annual meeting at
Wilmington, Del, yesterday. An amended
schedule for the classification OF skins was
adopted.
General Hancock arrived at Galveston,
Texas, from the West Wednesday, and was re-
ceivod at the military headquarters with a
salute or fifteen guns. He Is tho guest CT Gem
eral Vincent.
The official report of the losses of the
French forces at the capture OF Sontay shows
that there were four officers killed, eleven SO.
riously and eleven eighty wounded, aud II
men killed and 231 wounded.
Mayor Edison, of New York, in his an
| nunl message TO the Board OF Aldermen, says
| that the net bonded debt OF New York city on
December 81, 1888, was so2,546o 25, being a
| decrease during the year OF $3,505,022.
A correspondent at st. Petersburg says
| that In an interview with a high Russian OH.
| cial, the latter stated that the death OF Lieu
tenantColonel Sudeikln was positive advant.
age TO the State, as the Nihilists had for some
A special from Frankfort, KY, says there
| is little change In the Senatorial situation.
| Senator Holman Will control oarllsle's cam.
| paign. Sweeney's friends claim that his
| gained flve votes yesterday and that they are
| confident OF his ultimate success.
| A vein of Eckert's ore mine, several
miles below Reading, Pa, and extending UNI
der the schuylkill River, caved In yesterday
| by force OF the current In the river. Tho en-.
| tire mine was submerged and much valuable
machinery damaged. Tho mino Is 800 feet
deep, and It is thought II Will be Impossible e
repair the breaks and pump it out. II mas
been worked for thirty years, and was con
sidered inexhaustible.
Two young men recently found Julia
O'Rourke drunk and lying In the snow IN
Jersey City and carried her into the covered
archway OF n schoolhouse near by, which was
near heater and was warm. Later, Michael
Regan and q companion named william
Dwyer carried her into the cold and we
closet for the purpose OF assaulting her, L.
supposed, and there she died. DwyeISAH6S'Hed
and Regain has been aHested. .aS,es
LONE u 40, Bept. ID, 1870.
Ihave been uslg G,fI0l5 Bitters, ana have re
ceived great ben6ff fr0n them for liver com
| 4 Iainfa IA M I1ilIarial fever. They auDAriO
! 10 al othet medicines. z. N. BARNES.