Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-13

The steamship Europa from Glasgow has bean
suhk IN collision with the steamship RuseSiilc. Tor
Glasgow, In the river clyde. SIX men on the Eu-
rOpa were drowned.
Gen. Lord wolseley has sent bitter complaints to
the English government that his advance u9 the
Nile has been paralyzcd 10y the bad condition of
stores and equipments.
An express train on the southwest branch OF the
Pennsylvania railroad, near Greensbsrg. Pa col
lded with loaded coke train II i0rk cars yester-
day afternoon. one man was killed and t.iree were
seriously injured.
Mr.. +. Marion Crawford, the novelist, was
married In Constantinople on saturday Ia Miss
Berdan. The whole OF the diplomatic body were
present
The recent difficulties in the New York state
labor bureau were satisfactorily adjusted SatuT-
day. Commissioner Peek and Chief Clerk Healy
unite IN a card announ ing the settlement OF their
differences. CHIEF CLERK Healy was relnstated.
Daniel McSweeney, the lrsh-American suspect,
who was Imprisoned In hiInainhdm lall. arrived Ia
New York yesterday 10y The Aurania. aud VIII be
given public reception.
prize fight between Jimmy Frazier and watchie
Brady was broken up 10y the police at Blssville. l..
l., early yesterday morning, after eight rounds
had been fought
Rev. j. NJ Robinson. OF Indianapolis. was found
dead IN berth In a sleeping-car on the Wabash
railroad saturday morning.
Ellen Harris. a white woman OF Nashville. has
sued a railway company Tor $1,000 OF damages hsr
feelings suffered In being elected from an eNcuT-
sion train which WAS run Tor colored eXcursionistA
The NAKED MAN OF CoSSECuCUT.-The "naked
man." famous mysterious individual OF Connecil-
cut. who has frightened women and Children by
travelling The road along the Ndugatuck river,
south OF waterbury, was captured saturday, and
thus was ended a mystery or many years ne
proved TO be Edward Chatneld, well-knoWn mill
wright, who had never been suspected, and his ac-
lions are considered unaccounIdDle. His vile and
family are highly respected.
FAMILY POISONED BY PARIS GREEx-During
the summer farmer named Sweigert, living AT
COuowissa, Pa, used paris green TO Kill potato
Bugs and lett can OF the poison where his child
ren found it, While PLAYING they Threw II IN the
well. saturday morning the whole family WAS
taken sick and two OF the children died The re-
manning members OF the family are very III, bit
will probably recover.
DEAD N HER BRIDAL DRESSINGS Josie r. Per
kins. daughter or a weil-known citizen OF Lewis
ton, was married at o'clock Friday morning 10
, Nj. l.. VI. Thompson, or New York 4 few minutes
after - O'Clock the newly made bride was dead.
She has been Tor some time hopelessly III. and Il
was the wish OF both that they should be welded
before she passed away
REGISTRATIONS AT YALE CoILEGE.-It is under
stood AT New Haven that eN-President Theodore ID.
Noolsey has resigned from the ale college Corpo-
ration, the reason assigned being ms advanced age.
lie VIII be s3 years old this month. The Eev.
Amos Cheesebrough, Of DURHAM also resigns from
the same body.
SUICIDES OF Two LAprss-Mrs Louise Mallory,
nee Phelps, the wife or q. Mallory. OF Mystic.
Conn.,, committed suicide yesterday by jumping
into Lake Ponchartrain from Northeastern train.
Mrs. Mallory was on her way 10 New orleans 20
spend the winter her husband having been ap-
pointed commissioner Tor Connecticut 10 the
Worlds Exposition and Cotton Centennial 49,.
Mrs +. A. Jones, wife OF Col t. A. Jones, one II
the most prominent lawyers OF Waco, Texas. CON-
mitted suicide yesterday by cutting her throat
with razor. Mrs Jones returned saturday from A
visit TO her old home near Baltimore with health
was formerly Miss Markham OF a well-known
Maryland family.