The Evening critic., 1884-06-02

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TNarfy persons fell from the basket of
dtrt1yo balloon at Lille, France, yesterday.
Three Of them were Killed.
The Pope's encyclical was read ia the
Catholic churches In England yesterday warn
Ing the people against Joining secret societies.
The SaeDgerbund gave a sacred concert at
Abners Hall last night, In honor of Mrs. d.
Morrell, at which there was large attend
ance.
The schooner Marcia Reynold, Captain
Holmes, from Philadelphia for Galveston, was
sunk of Long Key, Fla, on the I'D ult. The
captain and crew were saved.
The Japanese Prince Yamashina and
suite sailed from New York Saturday for Flu.
rope In the steamship Arizona. Chas. Rowell,
the English pedestrian, also departed on the
same steamer.
The London Times of Saturday at
tributed TO Mr.. Gladstone tho authorship OF
an article in the f0rtnighHV RegieW signed
80" and the idl-1faN Gdsttte says tho 7tWss
has committed an astonishing blunder."
The large barn of Mr.. Philip Hall, who
the ground on Friday morning last, together
with oil the other outbuildings, lot OF straw.
berry crates and baskets, wagons, farming
implements, etc. The cause OF the iiro is un.
known.
Arbitrators In proceedings brought by
Arthur NJ. Hunter against Frederick Gerhard,
of New York, with reference to the horse Eole,
have decided that Hunter did not sustain his
claim to an interest In the horse, but they
awarded him 81, 500 for the care and manage.
ment OF the animal during tho year 1882.
DIR. Domer delivered an interesting adj
dress Mt st. Paul's English Lutheran Church
last evening on sour Sacrament Of Flowers"
showing the significance OF Decoration Day.
He said Decoration Day was an expression OF
our appreciation OF National peace and a
hope that such peace may be a lasting one.
A shortage of S22 900 in the accounts of
II. j. Hoyt, cashier OF the Butler County Saw.
ings Bank at Millerstown, Pa , was discovered
Saturday. There will DO no criminal proceed
fngs, as Hoyt turned over all OF his property
and the firm OF Denniston e. Hoyt, oil brokers'
made an assignment for the benefit OF their
creditors.
The dynamite explosions in London on
Friday night were more serious than at first
reported. Thirteen persons altogether at the
Carlton Club and the Scotland Yard detective
Office were moro or less injured, nve at least,
II is believed, critically. Sixteen packages OF
dynamite placed under the Nelson Monu ment
failed to explode, owing 10 defective fuse.
"Rufe" Minor, noted bank robber and
sneak thief, was arrested in New York last
week on tho charge OF robblng the Commer.
cial Bank OF Augusta, Co., N March last OF
tho Bank OF Baltimore OF 500, 900 on Novem.
Der %, 1882, and In the same year he assisted
In stealing "a ZOO worth OF railroad bonds
from q sale deposit company In Philadelphia.
The neighborhood of No. 1910 NJ street
was the scene OF large crowds OF colored peo.
pie yesterday, the occasion being the funeral
OF Isaac Tenney, the colored man who was
stabbed TO death by Frenchy Ross. There was
quite display made at the funeral. All OF
The colored societies OF which the deceased or
any OF his friends were members turned out
N uniform, and the hearse was drawn by four
white horses and the coItege was headed by a
brass band.
The Clan-na-Gael observed yesterday as
heir special Decoration Day, and proceeded
by omnibus and carriage TO decorate tho
graves OF the Irish patriots. At the Presbyte.
rian Cemetery In Georgetown the graves OF
Theobald Wolfe Tone, Matilda Wilson, his
wife, and Thomas Wilson were decorated with
roses. Captain Condor and Representative
Finerty made short addresses. The party
then repaired to Mount Olvet Cemetery,
where large crowd had assembled. Eulo.
CYSTIC addresses were delivered over the graves
OF Thomas Devan Riley, Father Boyle, ID.
Brosaap, Colonel p. Lynch, Captain Garashae,
Thomas Connolly, Morris Hartnett and Captain
Joyce, all members of the Union Army, on all
OF which bouquets and baskets OF flowers were
deposited.