The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-09-22
THE MORNING NEWS,

Fall QEsrc0ats at A, SakS OO.s'
>Rhere were 175 deaths in Baltimore last
fcweek.
IL Is rcported that Prince Bismarck will
visit the Prince OF Wales at Abergoldio .Oastlo.
Sixteen persons were injured yesterday
In n railway collision near Glasgow, Scotland.
While riding In Paris yesterday Charles
dc Lcsseps fell with his horse, breaking an
arm In several places.
Charles w. West died in Cincinnati yes
to-day, Several years ago no gave 100000
10 rounding an art museum In Cincinnati.
George German, brakeman, was fatally
injured on the PhilAdelphia & Baltimore Cen
ttal Road, at Port Deposit, Nd, on Saturday.
During national demonstration at
Newly, ireland, yesterday, the police barracks
wero destroyed and several persons wore In.
1urcd.
Shenandoah, Pa, is threatened with n
water famine. AT nearly oil tho collleries In
that rcgion water must be hauled for mum.
Der OF miles.
While the synagogue ut Pesth was
crowded yesterday bomb, with n quick
match attached, was found at the entrance OF
tho building.
Henry, and Andrew Wgplsr had ,a-rUw 10
the groin with a pistallsf
Nobby PantsAcofder, VI Hsmburger's.
Tbs~-f0pe has granted 100000 for tho
sstabllshment Of q hospital near the Vatican,
where, In the event of cholera IN Rome, he
eau personally visit tho patients.
An Irish League meeting was held at
ballinasloe, ireland, on saturday, at which
MIR. Kenny, NJ. p, said that ireland would
mover be happy until she was free.
Mr.. Ii. Sidney Everett, first secretary Of
the American Legation at Berlin, has sud
denly resigned, II is said, because OF unpleas-
ant relations with the American colony.
Tho cornerstone of new Methodist
| Protestant church, near Ridgeville, Howard
| County, was laid Saturday with Masonic cere-
| monies In the presence OF q large assemblage.
Father Curci Of Rome. has written let
| ter expressing his submission to the Vatican
and condemning the passages In his latest
| books, by reason or which he lost the Popes
| favor.
While preparing to go to church yester.
day morning Mrs. II. u. Warden, wife or Judge
| Warden, was stricken with paralysis, and con
| tnued In dangerous condition all day aud
| night.
The sixth concert OF the season was given
at the Scheutzen Park, and a large audience
was present, who enjoyed the excellent pro.
| grammo. Professor A. Dorsch had charge OF
| the orchestra.
John Fowler, of.143 Il street southeast
| fell from car AZ OF the Washington d George.
town Railroad on First street, opposite the
his foot badly mashed.
| The majority of tho Supreme Court of
| Dakota has decided In favor OF tho legality OF
| the capitol commission act. This is the case
| from Yankton TO Bismarck.
| David G. Anderson, tho veteran actor, re
| years old, who has been seriously Ill in Now
| York, was somewhat better yesterday. Edwin
| Booth, John Matthews and other personal
| friends visited his house yesterday.
| The First Methodist Episcopal Church of
| Annapolis, the Rev. George V. Leecb, pastor,
| which has been closed for repairs since last
| May, was reopened. The Rev. Richard Nor.
\ ris, OF this city, assisted ia the services.
/ plastarers' papps ara nj xvorlr dau aud
| night In the new armory and opera-house, and
| will probably finish their work within ten
ness for the opening OF the season on Novem-
Der 10.
At Anton, in Henry County, Va, on the
| 18th inst, Allen shafer, blacksmith, shot
| and dangerously wounded j. A. Davis, who
had been drinking and was threatening Shator
| with shotgun. Shafer was threatened by
Davis friends, aud was taken to Msrtinsviile
for trial.
| Yesterday afternoon Miss Alice May, OF
McCaull's Opera Company. and Mr.. Lewis W.
Raymond. OF Mr.. Charles Il. Fords company,
we're married by the Rev; Or. J, :; Sans, Of
the drawing-room OF Ford's Opera-House In
Baltimore.
Postmaster Burrows, of Williamsport,
! Pa, has received letter from New York To-
Z cuiring what he would give for Information
, cprcerning the recent robbery of stamps from
| the oflce there. The postmaster offers 81 900
FOR the stolen stamps, which amounted TO s3,-
| 600 In value.
Mr.. Blaine attended the Brick Presby-
terrain Church, Fifth avenue and Thirty.sev
eDth street, New YORK, yesterday, and after
ward dined with William Walter Phelps ana
| John A. Stewart. Mr.. Blaine goes to Philadel-
| phia this afternoon, and Will return to New
York Tuesday night.
The Argo Literary Club has elected the
| following officers for the ensuing term: II.
| King, IT., presidents @. Goldsmith, vice-pres.
| dent; s. HerZog, recording secretary; l., Sill
| yerberg, corresponding secretary; q. Hart
| financial secretary; A. kaufman, treasurer
| Il. Aindheimer, sergeant alarms.
Benjamin Il, A. Hubbard, cashier of the
Pirst National Bank OF Monmouth, ILL.,, was,ass
| rested Saturday, charged with the sIRlzBHZle-
Dent OF 100000 of the bank 'Aslsstey. 1t is
esid that tho sum mentiQRs6sm the formal
| complaint does not SeHfb6ent the total amount
Of HIS deialcatiSsS~hlch will reach s36S,000.
Boys sptssM A. saks Co.'S.
eStn convicts were whipped at New
Castle, Del, Saturday, In the presence OF about
| 400 people. Among them were Edward Red
| dep, white, who was pillOried for an hour In