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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-09
MINOR MENTION BY WIRE.
some Little Items of Interest and Some
Items of Little Inferest.

DANvILLE, VA. July S.-B. +. Richardson
killed his brother Albert with a chair in
Henry county on Sunday last. The murderer,
who is worthless character, is said to have
been a mOonshiner, and was abusing his
mother, when Albert resented it and a quar-
rel ensued. The murderer escaped.
PETERSBURG, VA. July s.-The Swift Greek
and BlandfOrd cotton factories have stopped
number Of hands. Other factories here are
only working on half time, as is the case with
many tobacco factories. The cause is the dull
season and over-prOductiOn of goods.
WASHINGTON, July s.-Henrv s. Neal, the
new Solicitor Of the Treasury, finally entered
on the discharge Of his dates to-day. One OF
his first acts was to order that suits be insti-
tuted in fifty cases which have been pending
since the death of Judge Raynor.
LONDON. July s.-Returns issued by the
Board OF Trade show that during juno the
British imports decreased f7,7OO 900 as COM
pared with June last year, and that the ex-
ports during the same period also decreased
Fl, 100000.
ToRoNTo, ONT. July s.-The Globe and
Mail job Offices to-day withdrew their notices
Of reduction of wages and the men arc going
back to work. The Globe claims that 10 far
as il is concerned the strike IS over as il has
sufficient non-union men to get out paper.
NEW YORK, July 9.-MiguaI suarez, Consul
General ofspaIn, says officially that the state
ment purporting to be a correct synopsis of
the report Of the majority Of the five Conmis-
siOners sent from spain TO Havana is false.
CALDWELL, TEX, July s.-W. B. Boren
killed j. I. Mitchell yesterday, The latter
was in pursuit OF Boren to force him 10 marry
his daughter or to kill him, when BoFen shot
Mitchell with gun. Boren is ia iail and
there is much excitement.
LONDON, July S.-The report Of Coils. Maien
die and Ford, inspectors OF explosives in re-
gard to the recent dynamite outrages con-
cludes that the restriction Of lawful commerce
in dynamite does not prevent OutFages, and
that dynamite is either made here secretly or
procured in the United States.
BRUSSELS, June s.--The elections to-day
for members OF the Senate resulted in q ma
jority OF II for the Clericais.
LONDON, July SIN the House Of Lords this
evening Lord Cairns amendment to the fran
ehise bill proposing the extension OF the franz
chse until the redistribution scheme is con-
cluded was adopted By a vote Of 2u5 to I46.
EST. LOUIS. june s.-The steam tug If. e.
Coleman exploded her boilers at Elliot's land
ing on the Missouri river, Z miles from Boona-
vile, yesterday. All the crew, consisting Of
3 white men and 4 negroes, exeept Cant.
Thompson, were killed.
COLUMBUS, July e.-The Ohio Coal Exchange
has decided to import Swedes and Hungari-
ans TO take the place OF 1900 men now locked
out n the Hooking Valley, and to start mining
machines.
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FonteIIieu's trial Postponed.

BATON ROUGE, La, July 8. The Sem
ate to-day organized as a court for the
trial on impeachment charges of Theo-
dore Fontellieu, Judge of the Twenty
first Judicial district. An order was
adopted directing the service of a sum-
mons upon Judge Fontellieu, made re-
turnable the first day of the next resolu-
lar session or any intervening extra ses-
sion. The court then adjourned. This
action postpones the trial until the next
regular session, two years hence. Under
the State constitution Judge Fontelieu
remains suspended from office until tried
by the Senate. The Judge claims that
this action against him is persecution,
as he has been urging a trial for nearly a
month.
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ORGANIZATION Of the DeIegations

CHICAGO, July S.-The following are
additional Organizations by the State dele
cations:
Mississippi t.-Chairmsn, E. c. Walthall; !;
Secretary, w. B. Barker.
Fl0r7da.-Cbairman, &. E Dyke; Vice
President, G.. 7. Cooper; Secretary, +. p.
Dismukes; Credentials, G. I'll. Smith; Or
ganization, q. A. Todd; Resolutions, E..
z. Bishop; National Committeeman, s..
Pascn
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that one Of the greatest triumphs Of the
Murray & Lanman Florida Water is
achieved. The addition Of bottle of this
exquisite preparation to the water Of the
bath is sufficient to reanimate the most
fatigued. Itmatters not whether the ex-
haustion is produced by oppressive heat,
excessive physical labor, or an over
taxing of the brain, as the well known
hygienic properties Of this elegant per-
fume cool and refresh the body and tram
quiIize the mind.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-09
Lumber Mills Rnrned.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, July S.-The
lumber mills at EllaVillea belonging to l..
Bucki & Son were destroyed by fire last
night. There were about 100000 feet of
lumber destroyed. The total loss is about
$250,0O0. They were covered by insur-
ance of one-half of this amount. About
500 hands are thrown out of employment.
The mill was the largest in the State,
and had capacity of 100000 feet daily.
freight bill over the railroad was $4,000.
GOV. Drew was a former partner of Mr..
Bucki. and sold his interest in the mill
recently.
The steam schooner i. Bucki left here
yesterday with lumber for New York,
and went ashore inside the jetties near
the bar. Tugs have gone to her relief.
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Defaulter Surrendered by his Bonds

GALVESTON, TEX, July S.--A dispatch
from Brennan says: sc. G. Leib, the de-
faulting Treasurer of Washington county,
was surrendered by his bondsmen and
lodged in Jail last night. He says that he
cannot tell where the money has gone. as
he did not speculate or gamble, nor was
the safe burgIarized, and that not much
over 100000 is gone. His father and
brother have offered to transfer their en-
tire property, valued at $18,000 to his
bondsmen, which offer has been rejected
Criminal charges have been preferred
aOafnat Toih
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rallied to- he Confirmed-

WASHINGTON, July S.-The following
nominations, made by the President dur
ing the session of the Senate just ended,
were not confirmed by that body: Post.
masters Charles Adams at Fort Worth.
Texas; Edward A. Richardson at New
6erne, n. e.; II. II. Harden at Abilene,
Texas; James NJ. johnson at Camden. S,
e.; f. Hill at Crockett, Texas; John j.
Newton at Valdosta, Ca; z. f. Lawshe
at Gainesville. Ga.
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CHICAGO, July S.-Wm. Dickson and
E. d. Wright, of the District of Columbia,
made an argument on the right OF Terri
tories to representation and voice in the
selection OF the national rulers, and the
committee unanimously resolved to re-
commend the passage Of the resolution to
tho National Convention
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The Permanent Orpaniz.ffon

CHICAGO, July s.-The Committee on
Permanent Organization met this even-
ing and decided to recommend to the
convention the name of Col. w. f. Viles,
Of Wisconsin, as Permanent Chairman,
and that the remaining officers of the
temporary organization be made perma-
nent.
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RntIer 1a1res ftIIn-

CHICAGO, July S.-Ben Butler has been
beaten in several fights in his delegation,
and is hopeless of getting even second
place on the ticket. He goes home to-
morrow, it is stated authoritatively, turn
ing over his place % his alternate. Mass
achusetts goes solidIy for Bayard. The
first halIof
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-09

10 the youngster who has a sprain, as
well as the old gentleman who suffers
from Rheumatism, L4ne Back, or Neu-
ralgIa, COussens Lightning Liniment af-
fords relief whichsuch sufferers can ap-
preciate. Owners Of valuable horses also
rejoice 70 know there is such a remedy as
this hniment for SPAWN, Ringbone,
Scratches, Calls, etc.
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AProminent nraoonite Dead.

MACON, GA, July 9.-lIr. William
TAYLOR, well known furniture dealer of
Macon, fell dead at ! O'Clock this after
noon while sitting in a chair at his resi-
dence in this city. Heart disease and
feeble health was the cause. He was on
the streets yesterday. He was 60 years
old and had numerous friends in Savan-
nah.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-09

CHICAGO, July 8.-Mr. Yiles, Of Wis
consin, who is TO be permanent Chairman
of the convention, and his friends think
that he may be nominated while IN the
chair to be Vice President, if not Presi-
dent
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-09

EMoRY's LITTLE CATHARTIc is the
best and only reliable Liver Pill known,
never fails with the most obstinate cases,
purely vegetable, sugar-coated. tasteless,
harmless, no gripping or unpleasant effects.
Druggists sell them, 10 cents.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-09

The finest mayOnaIse dressing for all
kinds Of salads, cold meats, raw toma-
toes, picked salmon, cabbage, etc., is
Durkee's Salad Dressing. 1t is, besides.
more economical than homemade,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-09
FAILURES IN RUsTNEss.
An Ohio Canning Firm Assign--Dyel
& Co. Go Trudnv

An Ohio Canning Firm Assign -Dyett
q Co. Go Under.
ALLIANCE, o., July s.-Baney & Co,
proprletors of the largest canning factory
in Eastern Ohio, at Marlboro, have as
signed. The liabilities are unknown. Il
IS SAID that several business men here
have been caught by this failure.
DYETT & co. GO UNDER.
NEW YORK, July s.-The failure of A.
Dyett IL Co. was announced at the Stock
Exchange this afternoon. They have no
open contracts in the Board. This Is the
firm with which John 9. Emo, President
of the Second National Bank, transacted
his stock operations.
A DIVIDEND TO BE ORDERED.
WASHINGTON, July S.-The Comp
troller Of the Currency viii probably de-
clare dividend Of 10 per cent. in favor of
the creditors of the Marine National Bank
of New York.
Assignments for the benefit Of creditors
were filed to-day as follows:
IL. Y. Hodges, Jacob ID. Henry, Charles
FL. Merrick, Rufus Fay and Fred Fay,
comprising the firm of Hodges, Henry Il
Co., dealers in straw goods at 81 Broad
way, New York, and Merrick, Fay & Co.,
of Massachusetts, TO Latimer Battey with
preferences of $751; ,S54. Among the pre-
ferred creditors are the Broadway Ma
tional Bank Tor $6,190 and the Hanover
National Bank for $4,3S5.
Martin Luenthal and Jacob MandIe-
baum, of Luenthal &c Mandlebaum, deal
ers in fancy goods at No. 2S9 Grand street,
to Mitchell Hershheld, with preferences
of So, ,92J.
CLOSED BY A MARSHAL.
PETERSBURG VA, July s.-The store
of Patterson, Madison & Co., one of the
largest wholesale grocery firms in this
city, was closed this afternoon by United
States Marshal Hughes. The firm made
a compromise few weeks ago, Offering
to pay their creditors 30 cents on the dol
lar, which Fisk Bros. & Co., Of Baltimore,
one Of the firms creditors, refused to ac-
cept. Being non-residents OF the State
they brought action through the
United States Court to recover
the amount due to them. The
injunction against the firm was made re-
turnable before Judge Hughes on Friday.
The liabilities Of the firm are 10000 and
the assets $40, 900.
MOBILE BANK ASSIGNS.
MOBILE, AIA., July S.--After a severe
run to-day the Bank of Mobile assigned
its affairs to Winston Jones, one Of the
dfroofopo
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They Hare won the Hlghest PrIzes.

soil the SKIN, hands or linen. They are
prompt and certain. 25e,
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COLUMBUS, July e.-The Ohio Coal Exchange
has decided to import Swedes and HungarI- :
ans 70 take the place OF 1900 men now locked
machines.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-09
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
THE NEWS OF THE TWO STATES
TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS.

A Boy Kidnapped at Athens-speer
shows the Condition OF the ktate
Treasury-Gen- TOombs' Presidential
vfews-Carrollton Startled by a Cy-
.lnrn ln the Air.
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LONDON, July SIN the House Of Lords this
evening Lord Cairns amendment to the fran
ehlse bill proposing the extension Of the fran
chise until the redistribution scheme is con
cluded was adopted By a vote Of 2u5 fn LIZ
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-09

BRUSSELS, June S.--The elections to-day
for members Of the Senate resulted in q ma
jority OF II for the Clericals.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-09

q 81. LOUIS. june S.-The steam tuo n. q
Coleman exploded her boilers at Elliof's land
ing on the Missouri river, miles from Boone
vile, yesterday. All the crew, Consisting Of
3 white men and negroes, except Capt
Thompson, were killed.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-09
oRooKrnNrss rNrpossIpI.E.

There was no power in the convention that
could make the Reporting Secretary place
lie in the minutes of the convention and
falsify its proceedings. II the Chairman of the
delegation announced "A of his colleagues as
voting for a certain candidate for whom they
had already announced their intention not to
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-09
cLosRp nY a MARsnAL.
A MoBILE pANK AssIGNs.

MOBILE, AIA., July s.--After a severe
run to-day the Bank of Mobile assigned
its affairs to Winston Jones, one Of the
directors.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-09

LONDON, July S.-The report Of Coils. Maien-
die and Ford, inspectors Of explosives in re-
gard to the recent dynamite outrages, con-
cludes that the restriction Of lawful commerce
in dynamite does not prevent OutFages, and
that dynamite is either made here secretly or
procured in the United States.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-09

A QUEER PURITAN FLOCK.
They tell Us that they have q Puritan goY-
The Evening critic., 1884-10-09
Retail Prices I'm the Markets.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 159 20c. ;porter-house,
oOa25c.; rib.roast 12@2oc.; cornod beef,
s6SIEc chInnod- enc heor ,on,uo rSl5eo,
veal, 1oG20c.; breast, 12'hc.; loin, 49,;
bacon, 10@12c.; mutton, 1201Sc.:
pork, IKE; sausage, IKE; hams, $780,; cut
hams, 1885,: shoulders, 10c.; lard, 12l,c.; soup
meats, SCaiOc.; beef liver, loo. H.; spring
lamb, 10000. v ID.
FIsH.-Rock fish, large, 15G25c. ' 10 ; do,
10; halibut, 20c. ID; perch, 35c. v
bunch; blue-nsh, 15c. v h.; sheephead, 20c.,
y H.; haddocE, loc.; black bass, &c.,; sal,
mon trout, 2Oc.; pike, lOc,; catfish, 1Oc;
cells, 1Oc. each; goldfish, 12;ac.; green
salmon, doc; sturgeon, &c. v ib; Holsters, 15c.
v ~; yellow perch, 25c. y bunch; clans, Zoe.
doz; Spanish mackerel, 2Oc. ib,
FnUiTs. = Lemons, 25c. doz.; bananas,
25@4Oc. v doz.; citron, 5@1Oc.; oranges, 4Oc.
(d75c, y doz.; peaches, SlGl 30 pk:
The Evening critic., 1884-10-09
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

THERE was spring overcoat stolen, from
the National Hotel yesterday.
JOHN T. SILENCE and John Smith, watch
mon In the Postofice Department, were to-day
discharged.
FOUR wagon wheels, valued at S2j,
were stolen from L. G.. Brown, of 1925 Fifth
street, last night.
MRS. SARAH PENN, of Seventh street
and Louisiana avenue, reports that she has
been robbed OF $40.
THE policemen and fremen will play a
maeth game OF ball on the 18th Inst. for the
benefit OF the Fowler fund.
MARY JONES, of 212 Guilds alley, re-
ports that there was, on tho 9TH instant, SO
worth OF petticoats and sheets stolen from her
waehtube.
SADIE HOWARD, colored woman who
has one-roomed shanty, was sent To- jail for
three months by judge Smell for Keeping
bawdy house.
Mr.. +. M. HEWLETT, who charged
steamboat clerk In the Police Court on Wednes-
day with violating the criminal section Of the
OWL Rights law, says he is going to enter
civil suit for breach OF contract against t1e
company
IT is tho old, old story Love at first
sight walk In the beautiful moonlight
all hope, but finally hnd relief In bottle OF
DR.; Bulls Cough Syrup, get married, aud are
at last happy.
MoLLIE HARRIS, colored, in loose
'MOlner WAS DblOTe JuuRb onell
this morning for petit larceny, second ofrense,
in breaking into the house or Mary West, In
Majors alley, and stealing new dress. She
was committed for tho action OF the grand
jury.
THE members of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union met at their headquarters,
No. 516 Eighth street northwest, yesterday,
October 8, TO begin their regular weekly
meetings. Although many OF tho workers
have not returned TO the city they had quito n
goodly number, and an Interesting and en-
thuslastic meeting. All Joined In thanksgiy-
ing and praise TO God for the wonderful sue
cess OF their efforts, and n vote of thanks was
rendered for the gilt OF n beautiful set OF par.
Tor furniture, two lovely chairs and other
useful articles.
BUILDING permits were issued to tho fol-
lowing this morning; j. A. Michalls, one
brick dwelling, Twenty-slX street, between
Pennsylvania avenue and NJ street northwest,
cost 81 600; George Walker, one frame dwell
ing, at Ivy City, 5000; Danenhower & son, ono
brick dwelling, Virginia avenue, between
Twenty-second and Twenty-third Streets
5000; Danenhower * Son, four brick dwell
inge, Il street, between Twenty-second and
Twenty-thlrd streets, 2-story, cost $4,000;
John Shepherd, ono private stable, All, Nine
teenth street northwest $500; q. Lewis, ono
plick dwelling, street, between Twenty
and Twenty-secOnd streete, cost $3.50.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-09
Special Train TO PimIIco Races.

For the convenience OF visitors from Wash
ington TO the Pimllco races the passenger de-
pattment OF the Pennsylvania Railroad has
arranged TO run special train, leaving the
sixth-Streot Station on the 18th, 18th, 10Th
and 18th at IL 80 a. m, running direct to race.
track, returning direct 70 Washington after
races. Round-trip tickets Will be sold at the
rate Of So. Grand STAND and pool lawn tickets
CO DO secured at tho ticket o1ices OF the COM
pany, Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue and Baltimore Potomac Railroad
Station. Tho programme for tho meeting this
fall is very attractive one, and no doubt Will
be " ell patronized by tho Washington people.
Arrangements for small parties desiring
special cars can be made by applying to the
agent Of the company, Baltimore & Potomac
t.tIp
The Evening critic., 1884-10-09

SOUTH WASHINGTON.

Miss Hopkins wishes TO inform the public
that tho mention OF lhor name in regard ID
party given ut Richardson's Hall fow days
since was mistake, as she had nothing at oil
credit.
Miss Maggie Jackson, accompanied by her
friend, Miss Lula Barber, leave shortly for H.
diana, where they Will remain some months.
Tho South Washington Cleveland and Hen
drlcke Club held business meeting at Blake
Hall last evening when routine business OF In
terest only to the club was discussed.
Considerable betting is being done In South
Washington on the result OF the Ohio election
next Tuesday. Bets are generally that the
Republicans Will or will not get q certain ma
Jofity. One bet OF $500 was made that they
would not got ~ 900.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-09
A ooNvrors DESPERATE FIGHT
Because He Refused Either 10 Work
or be Whinpcd.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Oct. 0,-Cpsar White, a
convict in the State prison here, refused to
work, and was ordered 10 tho buil-pen to BIO
whipped. lie refused to go, and said he would
die FIRST. He caught up a hickory bludgeon,
and, standing in the middle OF n lumber.yard,
defied the warden and guards. Tho prison In
spectors ordered the warden to try aud tlke
White alive, but the convict piled his club 50
vigorously that this could not DO DONE other
convlcts who were In the mutiny weakened and
went bnck 10 work, but grow very much ex-
cited while they heard White curslng and de-
lying the inspectors, warden and guards. War
den Harris finally ordered tho guards TO shoot
white, which they did, shattering his arm and
legs. His arm had TO BIO amputated at the
thoulder. White will die. He is negro OF
herculoan strength. Ho has served terms In
the Alabama and Mississippi prisons and was
serving time here for larceny. He was the
leader OF the bad convict5 In tho prison, ana
was always trying 70 invite thsm TO mutiny.
Warden Harris believes the convlct5 had re-
solved to mutlny and White had agreed to lead
them.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-09
EAST WASHINGTON.

The little daughter OF DR.. II. A. Dobson, at
400 Third street southeast, was severely In
tured last evening by being hit with q stone,
which struck her between the eyes, cutting q
very deep cash, about an inch long, exposing
the bono She bore the operation OF closing the
wound very brayely and is doing as we'll as can
be expected.
Miss Mary Repetti, OF the old and renowned
dry-goods Establishment OF Mrs. J. ID. Repetti,
has lust entered into co-partnership with her
brother, +. f. Repettl, in the dry-goods and no.
ton business at 1d0 b street southeast, where
she can always be found ready ID please her
patrons and give them the worth of their
mn
The Evening critic., 1884-10-09
The Mnss.Meeting at Masonic Hall
Tonight.

All worklpgmop, without distinction OF
patty, who are disposed u glyo n respectful
hearing TO the speaker, are cordially invited
to DO present with ladies at Masonic Hall this
evening at 80 o'clOck. They may not agree
with all that IL sai6, but good reasons Will Da
given for the views uttered. II Is proposed 70
pay respects TO the District Commissioners,
who have attempted 10 palate II not de-
fend, the Importation here OF "labor which
comes here under mortgage" as Mr.. Blaine
expressed It In 1870 TO iniure every man,
woman and child In tho District OF whatever
trade or occuDatIOn.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-09
Am Engagement Between che French
md Chinese Last Monday.

PARIS, Oct 9.-General Briere D'Llsle has
telcgraphed to the government, connrmlhg
the report announced In dispatch from Hanoi
yesterday OF an engagement between the
French and Chinese in the valley of the Los
Chuan River In Tonquin The encounter took
place on Monday last. The Chinese were at
tempting 10 execute an offensive movement on
the upper Los Chuan River. They lost 1000
men.
cation, was Killed, and Lieutenant Bautlallo
was wounded.
General Negriers column has gone up the
Phulang River to cut on tho retreat OF tho
Chiueee,
The Evening critic., 1884-10-09
PERSONAL.

LTREAsURER WYMAN has gone to New
York for few days.
-EX-CoMPTRoLLER KNOX is In tho
ci ~ on short visit.
THE President is expected 10 return
tomorrow or Saturday,
LIEUTENANT lMPEY, of tho Navy, has
teen ordered before tho examining board.
SECRETARY LINCOLN wont TO Chester
I, day to witness the launch OF the Atlanta.
- Mr.. T.. NJ. HOOP, Of the N. Y. A. p,
has recovered from severe attack ofmalaral
fever
-GAPTAIN BARTLETT Chief Hydro
grapher OF tho Navy Department. has been
anted leave OF absence.
MIR, AND Mrs. J. FRANK MAGUGRE
Will celebrate their wooden wedding this oven
Ing az their residence, No. % Seventh street
southeast,
Mn. FRED, j. PHILLIPS tho Pre5i-
donta private secretary, has received re.
marknply 1ne elk's head with antler5 ot un-
suai size from Governor Crosby, and Will pre-
tent IL 70 tho Metropolitan CLUB.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-09
Earl Spenccr's Grimes Against Lib

DUBLIN, Oct. o. United ireland, IN an oil.
torial to-day, reviewing tho administration OF
Earl Spencer, Lord Lieutenant OF ireland, says
that II Queen Victoria had committed Earl
Spencers crimes against liberty, her crowned
head would roll Into q basket. IL also urges
patriotic Irish-Americans TO come over and
stump ireland in tho interest OF the National
party at Tho coming general elections for
members OF Parliament.