The Evening critic., 1884-10-10
THE MORNING NEWS,

VhHrles w. Poultney, ono of Philadel-
phas Oldest brewers, died yesterday OF
paralysis, aged 40 years.
Henry T. Hopper, a New York stationer,
90 years old, committed suicide yesterday by
shooting himself In tho head while In bod.
It's reported that 400 persons were killed
ny the clycone In tho Island OF Sicily, and
damage was done TO the extent OF 100000
lire.
horse ran away yesterday morning ut
First street and the Avenue, throwing the
rider, white boy named Luke Sweeney. Ho
was badly bruised, but no limbs woro broken.
DR.. II. ID. Baldwin, resident of New
orleans for over forty yoars, and leading
physician Of that city, died Saturday, aged rs
years. He was native OF Ulster County, N. Y.
Tho race for the Champion Stakes at
Newmarket, England, yesterday, resulted In a
dead heat between MIR. @. }. LIE Fevre's horse
Tristan and Mr.. Leopold de Rothschilds colt
Lucerne.
THOSE who enjoy laugh will buy tho
Hdtehd tomorrow. II is splendid number.
A receiver was appointed in Pittsburgh
yesterday for the Mechanics Telegraph Con-
struction Company OF New Jersey, at tho suit
OF the walworth Lawler Manufacturing
. Company.
The first batch of row boats for the Milo
expedition has passed the cataract safely.
The London newspaper correspondents In
Egypt complain Of military censorship over
their dispatches.
The early bird catches the bronchitis, and
IOVeIb OF carly morning Walks VIII Ina this q
true maxim. II we were permitted to mike a
suggestion, we should whisper; "Use DR..
Bulls Cough syrup"
Orange disturbances arc again developing
at Harbor Grace, N. T. The gates OF the con.
vent were torn down and flung into the sea
and ono Rlyerhead man was beaten almost to
death by tho orangemen.
Detective Carter and Officer Uagau, of
THIS city, went to Marlboro yesterday to ap-
pear against two horse-thieves named George
Thomas and Robert Chase, whom they ar
rested In this city last June.
Judge Dealy, of the United States Court
Mt Portland 0regon baa docidoI 49, ~
Northern Pacific RaiIroad ia bonnd bv t it
ninety.tbree yeara' ieaae ~ tho 1reSa, " Us
pany at s140, 1000 per year.
The Wayorly and tho B.street ninea pIavod
nj CapitoI park vesterjav The gan,e ya.,,i,o,
in Victory for inc WayerIvs by score az =,
q. The game was we'll coniestsa onJ thasa
were about DO persons present' "Nu 'Hofo
p.,,;..u.t,a., 4; r, - ~,
for seniembar and octohar s,o Nuunvy' niu,
gate OF 357 new voters. OF which oi1 are vita
and Il6 colored. During the same Tina oiS
names were stricken from the Iist
-. $1,000 ~, nv .u9 ns.'
"A panlc was caused wednesday night In
the Church OF ST. Sauveur, Quebec, by the con-
eIegailon mistaking tho cry OF a man attacked
rush for te stpeet ssysrn, Oh @ ana 10 tne
jured. ~ ~ ~ "'i'
Reuben springer and DAVID Sinton have
ouerea S2o,ooO each TO the Cincinnati Museum
.pny hoi tuV VI buo proS-
ent poetofice building to the grounds OF tue
association In Eden Park as q sample OF pure
dreclan architecture.
The chairman of the Hamilton County,
OHIO, Republican Committee entered suit yos-
tefday AFTERNOON Tor S26,OO0 against the Oin-
einhatI enquirer Tor charging that no was
Dringine cOloreu reporters from KENTUCKY
INTO inc CITY OF oihcihnati'
The report of tho engagement between
the French and Chinese In the valley of Loo
Chuan, In Tonauin, is confirmed, A French
captain and twenty men wore killed and sew
eral men were wounded The ChInese lost
1000 men and much war material.
The Director of the Mint estimates the
amount Of gold and silver coin in the United
States on the 1st OF October, 1881, to have
been ssi {, 900 900. OF this amount s55S, 0oO,-
T iars IL gOs9 s,anaesn silver dol
-, par,s'1 ,S.. a
iank Deainer, iet.er-carrler OF thls
Guy, was struch ny an engine on the Belvidere
nairoau a. .niii,pspurs, "a, wednesday ana
mead ana race Irighttully cut, his spine seri-
ousiy ihIureo ana DIS 1911 ioot crushed.
The Secretary of the Treasury has de-
clined TO Interfere to permit the landing of
Cinnamon at San Francisco who are provided
| with the uappra rpauired nv tho act NJ 1890
but without the certificates called for by the
act OF 1854 He says II Is aquestion for the
courts
| Fifty members of the East Washington
Pioneer GS1ps m By Captain j. H
iight.biue Coats. high hats and black pants
| tr1mmed with poid hraidoat cnn%rassp Hal
| CanitnI Hill. Iass nicht' and gave an exhih,,
| ron drill eA' "AN eN'O 80
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