The Evening critic., 1884-09-29
THE MORNING NEWS,
L0cnf ana General. Boiled -.Rsytn,
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Nine Christine Nilsson was thrown from
her carriage In London on Saturday and badly
hurt.
The work of restoring tho exterior of
Westminster Abbey, England, is about to be
taken up.
Melissa Jordan, colored, is under arrest NJ
Pittsburgh, charged with the murder OF her
twin infants.
The fire bugs arc still at work in Cleve-
innd, OHIO, Threats have beon made to burn
Allentown, Pa.
There were i0s new cases and 222 deaths
from cholera in tho kingdom OF Italy during
Saturday night ana Sunday.
At Maysyille, Ky, Saturday, Kelly Sloan
shot and killed william Smith. Sloan claimed
That smith had stolen his pistol
Twenty seven persons, all members of the
b,aplist church beyond Queenstown, were bap-
tized In Carters mill.dam yesterday.
The Federation Trade and Labor Union
OF the United States and Canada will hold Its
next session In Chicago, October TO 10.
At Wilkesbarre, Pa, Saturday, Edwin
Botheras, who killed william Nicholas for
running his niece, was sentenced to DO hanged.
A Cleveland and "Sore-Toe" pole was
erected at the of Massachusetts, avenue
and Second street northwest Saturday oven
Ing.
John Kehoe has been convicted of muir
der in tho second degree at Lockhaven, pa,
for the killing Of Uriah Hammersley, his
fntherin.law.
Two tigers escaped from John Robinson's
CIRQUE, near Norfolk, yesterday, and went In
the direction OF the Dismal Swamp. Hunters
are In pursuit.
No deaths were reported at the Coroner's
ofllco in New York Saturday. This was the
hrst day In nearly two years that the Coroner's
bulletin has been kept clear.
Daniel Tucker, colored, charged with the
murder OF Carrie Patterson, aged 10 years.
was convicted at Elkton, Md, yesterday OF
murder In the second degree.
1t is now said that the British Parlia-
ment Is to be asked to vote an allowance to
Prince Albert Victor Christian Edward, eldest
son OF the Prince OF Wales, OF 5000 per
year.
Lieutenant-G General Sheridan and Colonel
Gregory left last evening for Fort Leayen-
worth, 10 witness tho rifle competition. Cen
eral sheridan Will personally award the
prizes.
Lieutenant Colonel Basil Norris, Surgeon
US. A., Will be relieved from his duties In
this city on Wednesday and after a months
aDsence report for his new duties on the
Pacific Coast.
The cornerstone of the new Italian
Church OF our Lady of Mount Carmel was laid
In New York yesterday by Archbishop Corri-
gan. The cost OF the building and ground Will
be upward of $4,000.
At the annual tournament of the Roger
Ascham Archery Club Of Baltimore on satur-
day Mrs. Bartlett, Mr.. Maxon, Miss Bradley,
Mr.. Wright aud Miss Cook of the Potomac
hANhVAg SAuD lOOh pElAts.
Henry f. Graybill, representative of
one OF the Oldest and most aristocratlc faml.
lies OF the South, was arrested on Friday last
In New York on charges Of forgery and obtain.
Ing money on false pretenses.
The boat race between Jake Gaudaur, of
st. Louis, and George Hosmer, OF Boston, three
miles with turn, for $500 a SIDE which took
| place al Creve Cour Lake, twenty miles from
| deur by three lengths.
| Arthur " wb;t,ov n ,,,;Ii;ono,.o ,.t.
lived at the Parker House, Boston, was found
dead Saturday morning on the ground DO.
meath his window. There are suspicious of
foul play, though IT ia generally supposed
that he fell from the window.
The Raymond Autumn Excursion party,
| from New England, arrived IA the city yesterday
on their return from Luray and other points OF
interest In Virginia, and devoted to-day to a
trip to Mount Vernon. The party are at the
| Ebbltt, and VIII remain until tomorrow
| evening.
The last match of the season was shot by
the Capital City Gun Club Saturday. The con.
and 1--WE traps. The following is the score r
Carson, ID; Magruder, 10; Johnson, TO- BailyS
o, and Horsford, 8. Four hand palpssd ban.
ners have been secured for the Wlsters of the
prizes. -
ings, theatrical Dsrs finances, &c., Gc, &c.
SiYaa.-c0mmanaery and Mount Calvary
Gonfinandery OF Knights Templars, with
noon TO join the Masonic parade in PhiIadel.
| phia to-day In honor OF the centennial OF col.
ored Masonry In the United States. They were
escorted 10 the depot by the Capitol City
Guards, Captain Fleetwood, with music.
The band accompanying the colored
Knights Templars TO the depot yesterday after
noon, while going down the avenue, fright
ened horse belonging to Wanstali Bros the
liVefy-stablo Keepers. Tho animal, which was
being ridden by man who refused to give
his name, reared up and fell, throwing the
u n hn nd INT faII
horse received more severe injuries than the
man, and lay on the street for some time un.
able TO rise.
Matte Bowen and John Wiley fought a
prize fight OF seven rounds near Long Island
City Saturday night. Bowen weighed 125 and
Wiley 161 pounds. In the seventh round
Bowen was knocked senseless, but after his
| recovery wished to continue tho fight. His
friends would not permit II, and Wiley was
given the stakes. Bowen mad one shoulder
aislocaled, several teeth knocked out and his
face terribly pounded.
The pulpit at the Congregational Church
| was filled last evening by the Rev. y. l.. Is.
| speare, who preached an effective sermon
from tho text, Never Spoke Man as this Man
| SPOKE" number OF prominent Congrega.
| tonal clcrgymen have delivered sermons al
this church since the resignation OF Dr..
Rankin, but as yet no call has been extended,
and It is doubtful whether any Will be until
after the Presidential election.
The funeral of Mr.. John w. Garrett,
president OF the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad,
took place yesterday morning, about % O'Clock,
from Montebello, his country residence, Ia
baltimore County, about four mllee from Bal
tlmore city, on the Hartford Road. 1t was ono
OF the largest that ever took place In Mary.
land. About 300 persons were In attendance
NJ MOntebello, and probably 10000 at Green.
mount Cemetery, where the remains were iu-
Cardinal McClosl,ey, of New York, in
| circular letter TO tho clergy of that archdlo
cese, recommending the observance of the
| Pope's encycllcal for the daily reGiting during
| the month OF October OF the Rosary of )ur
Lady, also recommends In the same lette to
spare the necessity OF second circular, that
| prayers be said during the same month for
| the successful celebration OF the third plen.
Rry Council OF Baltimore. Prayers for both
| purposes have, as heretofore stated, been
recommended by Archbishop Gibbons.
The funeral Of William Mcmahon, who
was murdered Friday night took place from
members OF Typographical Union No. 10l
attended the services and large cortege fol-
lowed the remains OF tho unfortunate typo to
the Congressional Cemetery. The casket was
nearly covered with flowers, and the union
presented large pillow OF flowers. Rev.
pallbearers were Messrs. d. W. Beach, Ed
Morgan, Hector Davidson, s. j. Phillips, VIM.
Durkin and Adrian NJ. Jones, oil members OF
tho typographical Union.
Tho liquor licenses granted last year OK
Pre- November j, and the Good Templars are
stirring up the annual October crusade 10 limit
The tralc as far as possible by law. The min
listers OF tho city have been invoked TO urge
upon their congregations active work In the
matter by constant sermons curing the month.
Many OF the clergy have engaged TO do this.
The temperance meetings were held at Four.
snd.a,halt'sifeet Presbyterian Church, at
fletcher NJ j, Church, at Foundry
Ihufch ana ~ North CarOlina.ayanue