The Evening critic., 1884-10-08
THE MORNING NEWS,

THE MORNING NEWS,
Local and General, Boiled Down,
Worked over and Furnished Up
Fresh.
The local bank Mt Kamishin, Russia has
failed, cauelng much distress.
Mr.. ]. Hammond's colt st. Cation won
the rice for the Oezarewitch stakes at New.
market yesterday.
Harry Gray, colorcd, has been convicted
OF manslaughter In Baltimore In killing Don.
MS Green, colored.
Mrs. Sinclair Robinson. of Wilmington,
Del, DIED Monday from poison, taken with the
Intention OF suicide.
William p. Campbell, druggist of Cum
herland, Nd, was drowned In the canal near
Cumberland yesterday.
Tho Mechanics Bank of Altoona, Pa,
closed its doors yesterday. Its assets and
liabilities are not stated.
Professor Simon Newcomb has been
elected professor OF mathematics and as.
tronomy at the Johns Hopkins University.
John Mccullough left st. Louis yester-
day for Now York. At Columbus no met Cap.
tain william Conner, his former manager.
The gas companies of Baltimore have
come TO an agreement, and the price OF gas is
TO BIO advanced 10 S1.76 per thousand feet.
The centennial celebration of the conse.
Grafton OF DR.. Samuel Seabury as Bishop OF
Connecticut opened at Aberdeen yesterday.
Miss Mary Monahan, of Hartford County,
Mo-, was killed by Northern Central OK press
train at Texas, Baltimore County, yesterday.
DR.. George l.. Rivcs of Prince George
County, Va. has been nominated for Congress
trict.
1t is reported that the French Consul at
KhartOum was killed at The same time that
Colonel Stewart and his party were massacred
by Arabs.
The unoccupied house of Joseph Kenpla
the TunlgW Road In the county tvaa hux
% me ground BY ipcendiaries 4 ;sssscE yes,
terday morning. Damage, S&VD
EVERY glorious aSts5r bat life starts
srTp Is an des cough
rps-f
While at the celebration of tho crystal
wedding OF Or. McAllchael and wife, at Buffalo,
N. ", last night, Mrs. John Griffin, one OF the
guests, was stricken with apoplexy, and died
In o few moments.
At the semi.annual meeting Of the Med
ical Association OF the District OF Columbia last
night Drs. Clifton Mayneld, A. Y. p. Garnet,
| IT., o, u. Shirley, d. p. Hickllng and A. w.
McEardley we're elected new members.
| Intensely warm weather Is prevailing at
| Savannah, Ga. There was ono death from sun
| stroke yesterday. Commerce is seriously re-
tarded, the stevedore gauge being overcome
by the heat and unable to load vessels.
A lockout at Oliver Bros. and the Pitts
| burgh rolling mills began yesterday, and b.
600 men were added to the large number out
OF employment In Pittsburgh. The men RE-
fused to accept n 12Ha per cent. reduction.
Tho Missouri Republicans opposed to the
fusion with tho Greenbackers met az Macon,
| Mo-, yesterday, and nominated State ticket
| OF straightout Republicans, The alliance
formed with the Greenbackers was repudlated.
At Chestertown. Nd, yesterday after
noon Howard Peppen, aged o years, attempted
to jump on thrasher which was being hauled
| through the streets, but slipped and fell under
| the wheels. He was terribly crushed, aud died
In ten minutes.
The first of series of four political Joint
| discussions between W. II. Calkins, Republl-
| can candidate for Governor OF Indiana, and
Colonel 1saac p. Gray, Democratic candidate,
took place at Fort Wayne yesterday. vast
| crowd was present.
| At Jerome Park yesterday the winning
| horses were Jim Renwick, Miss Daily, Wander
| Ing, Royal Arch, Blue Bell and Charlemagne.
The winning horses at Coyington, Ky, yester-
| day, were Aleck Amen', Trousseau, Banana,
| Binnette, Saunterer and Guy.
Nine. Janisch was suddenly overcome last
evening while performing on the stage OF the
New Park Theatre, New York, and the audi.
ence had to be dismissed. The physician ex-
pressed serious doubts OF her being able I'M
modiately to resume acting.
The Master Plumbers Association have
elected the following officers for the ensuing
elk months: President, Il. j. Hannah; Vice
president, Il. g. Campbell; recording score
tary, s. s. shedd; treasurer, L. 8. Hutchinson;
sergeant alarms, W. W. Dougherty.
The executive committee of tho Prohibit
tion party call upon the people OF the country
10 observe Wednesday, October 20, las n day
otfasting, humiliation and contesslon," that
Divine aid may be given TO measures which
willresult In tho abolition OF the liquor traf1lc.
Ferdinand Bartenstein, musical in
structor, Of Warrenton, Va, for over forty
yeare, died thore Monday evening. He was a
composer o. some note, his latest musical effort
being "Barbours March," composed In honor
OF John s. Barbour when he wrestled Virginia
from Malone.
Drs. Hawk and Rowland, Government
inspectors, who have been Inspecting tho COW
stables at Blissyile, l.. l., and vicinity, report
an epidemic OF pleuro. pneumonia there, aud
have ordered number OF cows 70 be killed.
Much OF the milk from these stables has boen
sold In Brooklyn.
The cricket match at Philadelphia yes
terday between the Gentlemen OF Phfladelp ha
and tho All United States Team was won by
the PhllGdolphians. Tho Phtladelphian5 made
200 In tho frst inning and 81 IN the second
Their opponents made 10i in tho first inning
and 1902 In the Hecoud.
St, Louis was given up last night to a
grand spectacular parade Of Yelled Prophets
crowd over congregated In St. Louis atreets
not less than 10000 strangers being In the
city, and fully 100000 people were crowded
along the line Of march.
The Grocery Clerks Association ha:
elected the following officers for the year
Lawrence Cole, presidents j. IL. Hunton anC
II. G. TEyson, vice-presldeutsi J. Il. Fayne IRE
corresponding socretaryi W. O. Brooke, treas
urer; II. W. Heine, sergeantat-arms.
RiqbaId Treike, German compositor, il
Philadelphia, last night shot and killed Az
pusta Zlmm, the wife OF Ernest Zlmm, a cat
penter. Troike and Mrs. zimm, IL Ia alleged
were Intimate and II Is believed that II ha
been agreed between them that Treike was {
XIII Nre. 2imm and then XIII himself, whic
he did not do.
CaIl Soifert, who settled in Meridet
Conn, several months ago, Is said TO be IN
subject OF police inquiry. He kept tavern q
Tuszig, Germany, and since he came TO TIL
country aix human skeletons, It is said, hay
been found In the cellar OF his tavern, one sur
poeed to DO that OF a merchant who has beef
missing since 1881.
While working on swinging scafiold q
feet from tho ground, In the rear OF Goorg
Holmes saloon, No. Coz Pennsylvania avenue
yesterday afternoon, Martin Grant carpen
ter 30 years old, was preclpitated 10 the are
| Of The Howard House, He landed on Ills heaC
In u sl0pbucket ana broke his leg and wa
olhtrWlee Injured by coming In contact wild
an non fence.
~ The seventy-ffth annual meeting of th
a American Board Of Commissioners for foreig
missions was held In Columbus, Ohio, yesteI
dby, Dr. marx Hupkins presiding. During tn
q year eleNth missionaries ana ywentyon3 rs
70 slhthlt missionaries have begun work In fOl
pfh lhndf' The Morning star, a mlssionar
Nefttl Ter service IN Micronesia, has boo
. completed az cost 81 Sl6, 600, OF which abou
| $4,000 has been received from Sunday
schools. Tho total receipts for the past yea