The Evening critic., 1884-07-14
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Fresh.
There were 10 deaths at Havana from
yellow fever during the past week.
Colonel James ID. Brady is talked of ~ q
candidate for Congress in the Petersburg (NaO
district.
Orangemen were attacked by Nationalists
near White Haven, ireland, on saturday ana
telegraph boy was killed.
BENJAMIN p. Shillaber (bIrs. Partington)
celebrated his 7Oih birthday at his residence
in chelsea, Mass, saturday.
Rev. Herman Wolfe, o. s. b. of st.
Mary's German Catholic Church, Richmond,
Va, died Saturday, aged % years.
james NJ. Jarboc, q member Of tho Marl-
boro' bar, and son OF W. A. Jarboe, formerly
clerk OF Prince Georges County, died at his
home In Marlboro, Nd, Sunday night, after a
lingering Illness.
Many thousands of people have left Mar
settles since the outbreak OF the cholera, and
panic in Paris is feared. Or. Koch, the ex-
pert, still believes that tho scourge Will
spread throughout Europe.
The game between the Nationals and
Oincipnatig Saturday resulted in the dc.
feat OF the home club, tho frat defeat they sus-
tanned during the whole week. The score was
10 to IL In favor OF tho Oincinnatis.
Tho Commissioners have ordered gas
mains to be laid on q street, from Sixth to Sew
cntn uOftnehst; on NORTH OhpltOl from II 10 IL
on the north side; on Second from Maryland
avenue TO southwest, on the east side, and
on u etrect, from First TO Second southwest,
or the north side.
A decision has been rendered Mt Pitts
burgh In the case OF Lusk ct al. va Oallen, In
voiving the legality OF the sale OF tho Pitts.
burgh, New CASTLE and Lake Erie Railroad.
The road was sold on Judgment In 1879, and
plaintiffs averrod that II was fraudulent
sale. The court sustains the sale.
Tho lady who was taken i'll on the B &
p, Railroad, as stated In Saturdays CRITIC,
has turned out TO be the wife OF Cornelius Rea.
gan, the plumber. She was made stupid by
an overdose or medicine, accidentally admin
istered, and was taken TO hospital at Harris.
burg, while on her way to visit friends In WILL
Transport, Pa.
Plus Raible, resident of Bradford, Pa, in
Jail Mt Pittsburgh on the charge OF classifying
pension papers, has notified the authorities
that by the death OF Mrs. Charles Raible, her
two children and servant girl, who were
burned to death at Bradford, Friday, he has
lost all his witnesses and that he can make no
defense.
About seventy five Irishmen met at Clar-
endon Hall. Now York, yesterday, and formed
ON organization to oppose Cleveland and Hen
Blaine and Logan, and a committee was ap-
pointed TO prepare plan for the permanent
organization OF the "Irish independents" In
New York city.
The spiritualists OF the city have taken
OF John u. Wolff, president; N. @. Edison, vice.
president, and Joseph steiner, secretary aud
treasurer, for the purpose OF securing regu
| lar eeries OF spiritualistic meetings with
prominent speakers and mediums and 70
awaken renewed interest In the subject In this
city.
The National Executive Committee oil
the Prohibition Home Protection party meet al
Pittsburgh on the I'd instant to make Anal ar
rangements for the convention, which com
| mences on the 23d. Delegates are already ar
| irving, and It Is expected over 500 delegates
| Will BIO present. Secretary Sprague says thai
In the event of the success of their party MISS
| Francis willard will have the choice OF a Cab
met position.
Mr.. l.. S. Emery, secretary of the Asso-
| ciated Charities, states that last Saturday his
attention was called to a Woodworking woman
| with an infant and two crippled children, who
| were suffering from scarlet fever, and who
with their effects, were set out In tho street, In
| the rain, the previous day by their landlord
| He also eaid that there have been several suct
| cases that came 70 his notice.
At Quebec Saturday, Judge Caron de
| livered his opinion In the case OF John O. Enc
| the fugitive New York bank president, who's
extradition was demanded on a charge OF fol
gerry. The application for extradition was dc
MED, and Emo set at liberty. Tho Judge hel
first that the Indictment OF the New Yor
grand Jury was not sufficient TO justify com
mitment under the treaty, and secondly tina
the testimony OF the witnesses against Emo di
not show that the crime OF forgery under tn
| extradition act had been committed.