The Evening critic., 1884-10-02
THE MORNING NEWS,
Local and Gcncsasj BoiIef Down,
worried over ka.if~ Furnished UP
Fresh. ~T

DAY were Jcnnlnge, lnCOnstnnt TOp5oy, Black
Jack and BurgOmasier.
Madame KaOmino refuses to compromise
witb,the Grand Duko OF Hesse, and Will oppose
his petition for divorce.
Public speakers and singers fnd b, II,
Douglass Sons Capsicum Cough Drops q
sure remedy for honrsenoss.
George III. Bates has been elected chair
man and Benlah l.. Lewis secretary OF the
Delaware Democratic State Committee.
The first shipment of wheat q 900 tons)
over the Southern Pacific Railroad, via New
ans to Liverpool, was made yesterday.
10 will of tho late John w. Garrett
: $4,000 year to the Poor Association
deNotos $4,000 annually TO benevolent
Q North Carolina State Exposition
formally oponed at Raleigh yesterday.
N Hawlcy, OF Connecticut, was the or.
Tho heat in the vicinity of Lynchburg,
week.
During q performance of "Pinafore" ut
theatre In Dublin, on Tuesday night the song,
hissee.
1t is reported that q compromise upon
tho Franchise and Redistribution bills is be.
Ing arranged by Gladstone and tho Marquis OF
Salisbury.
The river at Quincy ILL.,, is reported IL
rising. 1t occasions tho gravest fears on the
low lands.
A son of O'Donovan Rosa, who Is in
Paris, boasts that he brought with him 0,OOO
francs with which to puy dynamite to be sent
10 England.
The Fifteenth District Cleveland and
Hendricks Club last night decided to ratlfy at
Second street and Massachusetts avenue on
the 10th instant.
. Judge Daniels, in New York, appointed
Judge Horace Russell and Theodore Houston
receivers OF the New York, West Shore & Buff
falo Railroad Company.
Boston mailbag thrown from Shore
Line train at East River Station, Conn.,, last
night, went under tho wheels. Most OF tho
contents were destroyed.
The strike Of the Pittsburgh stove mould
ers is virtually over. The men hayo notified
the manufacturers that they are willing TO re
turn TO work at 10 per cent. reduction.
John II. Flynn, master mechanic of the
western X Atlantic Railroad, and president OF
the American Association OF Master Mecha mics.
died at his home, In Atlanta, Ga, yesterday.
+. S. Chanfrau, tho actor, was stricken
with paralysis In New York last night. He
Will recover, but his physician says It is
doubtful II he ever appears on the stage
again.
The representatives of the railways inter.
ested IN the Ohio River pool have determined
TO continue the present pool till November /.
A meeting VIII be held at Chicago, October %,
for reorganization.
The colored veterans of Central New
York yesterday celebrated at Syracuse the
thirty-third anniversary OF the rescue of
Jerry" fugitive slave. Frederick Douglass
delivered an address.
Ex-Mayor John O'Connell, Of Ports.
mouth, Va, died suddenly yesterday morning
| n carriage while crossing the ferry to Nor
| ok. He was 80 years OF age and served as
Mayor two terms and sheriff one term.
Congressional nominations made yester-
| Inntatana rt al vall
| .. Swayze, Republican; Twenty-sixth New
York, s. q. MillRrd, Republican; sixth Massa
chusetts, VIM. L. Johnson, Prohibition.
Water In the canal and river rose abou
one foot more at Cumberland yesterday and
| wo boats were loaded with less than ninety
eight tons. More may DO loaded to-day. More
water Is needed before canal resumption can be
| general
The writing.paper manufacturers have
| advanced the price OF paper ono and two cents
| per pound. They say this is made necessary
| by the prohibition of the importation OF for
| eign rags, which has Increased the cost or
| paper stock.
| The Miners Convention called at Coal
| Centre, Pa, TO consider returning 10 work at
the operators terms, adjourned without TAX
| ing action. number Favored surrender,
| and 1t Is thought the fourth.pool men will go
| on at the reduced rates.
Members of the firms of Riegensburger &
| Co, L. Belling and Goodman Bros. were
arrested In New York yesterday for violating
| chrome yellow instead OF eggs of saffron IN
| making noodles and vermiceli.
General Butler addressed 5000 people at
| the fair grounds at Forf Wayne, Ind., yester-
and predicted that tho party which shall be
defeated at the November election will unlto
with the Peoples party in the future. -
During gamo Of baseball on tho Luiolk
| County Fair grounds, at Rlverhead, l.. l., yes-
| terday, Roscoe Conkling, aged IL, OF Patcho-
| que, was killed by baseball bat thrown by
the striker. The ball struck Eugene Hallock,
OF Mattituck, In the face, cracking his Jaw.
bone.
The Prohibition State Convention Mt
Marshalltown, Iowa, yesterday, named thir.
| teen Presidential electors, Including seven
lrohibitionists and six of the thirteen electors
named by the American Ultra prohibition and
AntLsecret society party, tho others having
| Withdrawn.
In Philadelphia yesterday James j.
Knox was convicted OF Involuntary man
slaughter: He was handling rine aud when
william Mclaughlin entered the room smOk-
Ing pipe Knox attempted TO shoot tho pipe
and killed Mclaughlin. Knox, who is only is
years old, was recommended TO mercy.
The funeral of Mr.. Joe l.. Savage took
place from st. Aloysius' Church yesterday
morning and the remains were followed by q
large cOncourse OF friends to Mount Oliyet and
Inferred In the family lot. The pall.Dearera
lnhorn, DR.. EYans, II. p. Gilbert, Il. q. Wheeler
Nj. ID. Stack and Paul Conner.
The Commissioners have Cancelled the
contracts with the Washington Quarry Com.
| pany except tho ono TO furnish 100000 blocks
The contracts are annullod on account OF the
tallure OF the company TO deliver tho stone In
the time specified In tho contracts. The En-.
glReer Commissioner has been authorized 10
purchase 100000 blocks In open marker.
The Washington Cadet Corps at their
meeting last night elected the following of.
ncers; Major, q. A. Fleetwood; captain ilrst
| company, Arthur Brooks; captain second COM
pany, John II, Brown; captain third company,
william IL; Leo Lieutenant ilrst company,
AbTam l.. AleXanderi lieutenant second com
| pany, Richard NJ. Laws; lieutenant third com
| pany, Richard W. Davide.
The Irish. American Republican League
Convention III Cincinnati yesterday ratified
the nomination Of Blaine, declaring their op
| position 10 FREQ trade, declaring also In faVOl
ofthe Monroe doctrine, and Mr. Blalne's effor
10 preserve the republics OF South America b,
his proposed Congress In Washington. The
declare In favor OF resistance 10 European con
trol OF the Panama Canal, and say doverno
Irish.
tections. For tsesttsetglvlng successful self
trealmentssSAddtes fWoRLD's DIsPESsAR'
MLDLa~h hAssooIATIoNi Buffalo, N. Y.
Tho trustees Of the Peabody Educatona
Fund opened their annual session In New
forA yesterday. Mr.. Curry, the genera
lowing distribution OF the income OF the fund
Alabama, S5,OOOi Arkansas, ~, $50; Florida
S2lOOi Georgia, $4,000; Louisiana, S2Oi5
Missleslppi s3,O5O; North Carolina SB,O75
South Carolina, $4,000 Tennessee, Si3,475
Texas, S6I6Oi Virginia, S6,200; Wost Vir
gina, s2,soOi total, S5Oi005, The report wa