The Evening critic., 1884-08-25
MORNING NEWS,

ONtE hhO eF
Fresh.
Cholera appears to be on the increase In
Toulon and IN Italy.
The Nationals won fourth victory over
he wilmingtons worry easily on Saturday.
Bill Pressy, colored, who was shot last
week, near Hampton, Va, died last night.
Very Rev. Patrick II. Terry, pastor ofSt.
Patricks Catholic Church, Chicago, died last
night Of heart disease.
Tho bank at Windsor, Va, has failed and
Will not, probably, reopen. II Is said the do
rositors Will be paid In full.
Hon. Stephen Salisbury, LII. D., died
Mt Worcester, Mass, last night, age SO years.
He graduated at Harvard In 1917.
Coroner Robinson, of Long Island City,
N. y, will probably exhume the remains OF
Private Henry to morrow or Wednesday.
All the bodies have now been recovered
from the burning mine at Buck Ridge, Pa.
All the efforts now are to extinguish tho lire.
Mrs. Morton, wife of Colonel Charles b.
Morton, Brooklyn's missing assistant post
master, says her husband went away 10 save
others.
Memorial services In honor Of DIR. Octave
Pavy, Of the Greedy Arctic Expedition, were
held in Chriet Episcopal Church, st. Louis,
yesterday.
The stowaway landed at Waterford Ire
land, from the Baltmore-bound steamship
oranmore, and supposed to BIO suffering from
cholera, has died.
The body of ]. A. McGahan, the war cor
respondent, will lie in state In the Now York
City Council tomorrow and Will then be taken
TO Ohio for interment.
Archibald Landlord, a New York coach
man, in n Mt OF Jealous rage, yesterday stabbed
the woman with whom he was living with an
tce-pick. She will die.
1t is understood that the Hon. r. F.
Crowell, OF Minnesota, Deputy Sixth Auditor,
Will be promoted TO the position made vacant
by the death Of Auditor Ella.
The late Mr.. Samuel Franklin, who died
on Wednesday last, at his residence In this
city, In his eightieth year, was buried yester.
day 40 the Congressional Cemetery.
The steamer Oregon, which arrived in
New York on Saturday, made the passage
from Queenstown TO the bar In six days and
ten hours, beating her own best record.
Christopher Barner and another man de-
manded drinks Of William Kessler, In tst.
Louis, yesterday, and on being refused as
eaulted him. Kessler shot and killed Barner.
The contents of Guinnip & Co.'S window,
on Seventh street, were consumed Saturday
night by IRE communicated by one of the gas
Jets. Damage TO the extent OF $500 was done.
The alarm of fire shortly after o'clock
last night was caused by the burning OF a bod
and bedstead In the house occupied by Mary
=. Bridget, 2107 Boundary street. Damage
Charles Tyree, a well -to-do farmer, living
on Little Drier Greek, Kanawha County, W
Va, has been arrested on charge OF indecent
assault preferred by his daughter, Telltha v
Tyree, aged 10 years.
The steamer Brocadaile, which carried a
cargo OF coolies from Calcutta TO st. Lucia,
among whom It was reported cholera ap
peared with q number OF fatalities, arrived OF
Sandy Hook Saturday.
The survivors of the Greedy expedition
have adopted an address OF thanks to the on
GERS OF the relief vessels. They say they prob
ably owe their lives to Surgeons Green and
Ames' professional Skill.
The Secretary of the Navy will in few
days appoint court OF inquiry,to Investigate
all the circumstances attending the loss of the
Tallapooea and to determine the response
bility OF Its officers therefor.
Mrs. Mary A. Scott, colored, died at her
homo in Baltimore Saturday OF arsenical pois
oning, and in view or certain suspicious cir
cumstances her husband is under arrest, on
charge OF having poisoned hor.
Sunday games of ball were played as fol
lows; AZ Kansas City-Clncinnatl Unions, 2
Kansas City Unions, 4. AT Louisviile-Louis
Vile, o. Toledo, l. AT 81. Louis-st. Louis, 8
Indianapolis, 8; twelve innings.
Congressional nominations were made
Saturday as follows: Second Michigan Dis
trict, Martin Halicomb, Republican; Tenth
Ohio, Jacob Romels, Republican; Fourteenth
Missouri, Wilson oramer, Republican.
Fonnimore Clayton, a farmer, aged 80, liv-
Ing near Cooperstown, N. Y, while drunk yes
terday, deliberately shot and killed his son, 2
years old, and then attempted to kill his wife
and mother. he was disarmed and arrested.
Mrs. Elizabeth Letcher Stuart, mother of
the late General j. i. d. Stuart, died In Rus
sell County,Va last week aged 80. She was the
widow OF the Hon. Archibald Stuart, formerly
Member OF Congress from the Danville dis
trict.
The police are on the lookout for white
man 1--WE feet high, with black mustache and
whiskers, who is reported to have killed a
man In Hagerstown on Saturday night and es
capped TO this city In buggy drawn by gray
horse.
The Hon. Joseph II. Audoun, ex.judge o.
the Orphans Court OF baltimore City, and
well-known and respected citizen, died sud
denly on Saturday night at his residence
northwest corner Of Broadway and Monumen
street, in the 6lst year OF his age.
A soft-glove contest between Jack Burke
took place at Industrial Hall, Philadelphia
on Saturday night, and after four three.minut
| rounds was decided in favor OF Burke,w ha
the best of the fight from the beginning.
The horse-bicycle contest in Chicago
ended Saturday night In favor OF Anderson
days OF twelve hours each. Prince, on hi
| bicycle, made d55 miles, and Armada, the pc
destrian, covered 416. Their aggregate scor
was three miles less than Anderson's.
| Advices from Western Africa state tina
smallpox is raging at Coomassie, In Ashantee
| The king OF the country recently died and 3O
| subjects were killed at the funeral. A ney
king having been appointed the Ashante
chiefs asked that the country BIO annexed /
the English possessions because OF his notorl
GUS cruelty.
There seems TO be no immediate prospec
OF the Coggswell Fountain being put In condi
commissioners will not have the water turne
'he fountain remains In Its presen
not agree with MI
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