The Evening critic., 1884-05-19
THE MORNING NEWS,


The dynamiter Dennis Deasly has died
in Chatham prison, England.
II Is denied that Fenian plot to assas-
sinate the Prince OF Wales fs brewing In Paris.
The Bennett Mickey cable is expected to
reach Rockport some time to-day or Tuesday.
There Is general revival of boxing
among French and English soldiers In train
Ing.
The Italian government is preparing a
scheme for the conversion OF the national
debt.
The Vienna Political Correspondence says
that DeGareff, the Nlhillst conspirator, 10 In
America.
Three cotton warehouses in Liverpool
100000.
1t is reported that the Irish bishops will
be summoned to Rome In the fall to confer
with the Pope.
The Duke dAumalo has been seized
with severe attack Of govt at his chateau In
Chaniilly, France. His Illness Is serious.
The Rev. John b. Harding, of st. Johns
p. +. Church, Troy, N. Y, has accepted the
rectorship OF the Church OF Our Saviour, Bal
umore.
The spring races Of the Maryland Jockey
stables that were at the ivy City races are In
Baltimore.
Postmaster General Gresham and party
went over the Western Maryland Railroad on
arrangements.
1t is said that the mortgage bond trus-
tees OF tho Chesapeake & Ohio Canal will
probably petition the United States Court to
put them In possession OF that property.
The newspaper Truth, Of New York, was
stld by tho sheriff on Saturday to satisfy exc.
culions to the amount OF $22,307. william II.
Brown, OF Brooklyn, bought the paper for ST.
500.
Among the heavy winners at the late
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| Malone, two or three Cabinet officers, Colonel
| ochiltree, Colonel Corkhill and wealthy local
journalist.
Mr.. w. G. Cooper, member of tho Ma
| tionsl Republican Committee from Ohio, OK
presses himself as In favor OF admitting tho
| Malone delegation to tho convention aud &C.
| cordiDg no representation 10 tho straightouts.
John Dempsey, aged 40 years, a conductor
on tho Philadelphia, Wilmington h baltimore
Railroad, was drowned wh1e bathing In the
| schiylkill river, below Gray's Ferry, yester-
day afternoon. His body has not been recoy-
| cred.
Thomas ]. Davis, who has been confined
| In jail at Petersburg, Va, for the murder OF
John Ditmar, hos been bailed In the sum OF
| $4,000. He is suffering from injuries inflicted
| by Ditmar, and his condition is considered
| critical.
James A. Cullen, an East Boston stock
| broker, who started with companion named
Casco for Kansas City, has returned to Boston,
| and reports that Casco robbed him OF 81 800
in the Hotel Brunswick, New York, and de.
camped.
waterspout washed away the track of
| the Missouri Pacific and Union Pacific Rail-
| roads south and weet OF Leavenwort1, Kansas,
| Saturday. on the former road $50 feet wore
washed away and seven cars loaded with cattle
and an engine and tender went into the river.
Boxey Bray and William Henderson,,
| Two well-known characters OF Lawrenceville,
Pa, were shot and fatally wounded yesterday
| by Policemen McAleese. Bray aud Hendershot
tried TO abduct an unsophistlcated German
I 1fN md IfQh md MAJ Nnf nr
| fered.
Chief Engineer Ludlow, of philadelphia,
| IN his report TO the city councils, calls atten
tion TO the dangerous pollution OF the Schuyl
poses, by the sewerage from the city and the
poisonous chemicals and waste from the fac.
tories.
The May crop report of the Department
of Agriculture says that wheat is In high con.
dillon IN Maryland, except on some very heavy
clay soils, which have been too wet. A similar
condition is reported In Virginia and North
Carolina. The early.seeded grain is especially
promising.
Court-martial was held in Saragossa yes.
terdey for the trial OF fourteen officers, charged
with desertion. major was sentenced to
imprisonment for life; lieutenant received a
| sentence OF Imprisonment for twenty years,
and the others were sentenced to twelve years
each In prison.
The majority of the Czarewitch was
celebrated at st. Petersburg yesterday BY
|
people. Prince william OF Germany was pres
ent, and In the name OF his father conferred
upon the Czarewitch the decoration OF the Or
der OF the Black Eagle.
from Philadelphia are taking grain to Europe
at the same rates as those from Montreal, and
the rates from Chicago to the former city by
rail being the same as to Montreal, 13 cents
the Pennsylvania Railway, as we'll as the
Grand Trunk, is now quoting through rates Ia
Liverpool at less than the regular rates to New
York.
Referring to the report that the coal com.
bination has broken or that the carrying com
| panies are. disputing over tho working pro.
gramme for the future, an official of the Phila-
ssNext week We work three days ana the fol
lowing week we work full time. The arrange
ment OF suspension for June has not even
been discussed"
/ An immense crowd assembled at the Old
sycamore, back OF the Bureau OF Engraving
and Printing, yesterday to witness the i'm
mersion OF $50 colored converts by the Rev
Mr.. Gibbon. The number OF mon and women
baptized was about equal, and the brief cere
mony OF the invocation and Immersion wa:
interpreted with singing of hymns by the
crowd on the shore and the converts.
MI. Hewitt has written letter to Mr.
Oliver, OF Pittsburgh, Pa, In reply TO the lat
ter's recent criticism OF Mr.. Hewitt's tarln
| bill. Mr.. oliver said the changes proposed by
Mr.. Hewitt's bill In the duties on metals were
In the interest OF Mr.. Hewitt's private flrm
Mr.. Hewitt replies that the changes recon-
mended by tho Tariff Commission with which
Mr.. oliver was connected were In the interest
or Mr.. oliver and his firm.
In Philadelphia Saturday Judge Psnrose
filed his opinion.in the case OF Richard Car.
den againet the estate OF Mary l.. Richardson.
Garden was adopted by the Richardson's, and
Mary l.. Richardson left him the interest on
$4,000 and $4,000 additional 'it he proved
q good boy" Last December Garden robbed
the Richardson's house OF two gold watches
and $4,000, and the family withheld the addi
/
family.
The National Convention of the Ancient
Order OF Hibernians adjourned In Cleveland
| on Saturday 10 meet two years hence In st.
Paul. The following were the officers elected
National delegate, Henry II. Sheridan, OF Mas
sachusetts; secretary, =. y. McNellis OF In
diana treasurer, John MeSorley, OF Massa
ehusettei board OF directors, Jeremiah Grow
ley, OF Massachusetts; Cornelius Harrigan, o
Minnesota; Nj. A. Shea, OF MASSACHUSETTS, Il
j. Murphy, OF Iowa, and j. 8. oConner,
| Ohio.
letter from Guatemala states that on
the 18th OF April an attempt was made on the
lives OF President Barrios and his War Min
lister, General Darrunda, by exploding bomb
OF the Nihilist pattern near them while prom
enading I'm the evening In the vicinity OF the
theatre. President BarrioB and General Bar
funda were both slightly wounded. saloon
keeper named Santos Soto and his two sons
are under arrest for the crime. one OF the
sons mas confessed that he made the bomb
ana mat his father placed II IN position aud
pulled the string that caused the explosion.
The sons Of several officers at the Navy
YARD participated In an Interesting and excit
ing go'asyou-pl please walking match. Tho con