The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-09-11
THE MORNING NEWS,
Local ana General, Boiled Down
worked over and Furnished mn
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There were two deaths in Baltimore yes.
tcrday from the heat.
Lord Northbrook has had an audience
with tho Khediye relative to Egyptian finances
Up to Tuesday evening peach shipments
over the Delaware Railroad aggregated 3,02S
carloads.
The St. Leger stakes at the Doncaster
meeting yesterday were won by Mr.. vyner's
colt, The Lambkin.
While skylarking on the Avenue last
night Henry Baleon, OF Baltimore, fell and
broke his arm near the wrist
At Brighton Beach yesterday the winners
were Nellie Glennon, Musk, Edwin A., Hale.
don, Florence NJ. and Charley Epps.
At a late hour last night, r. NJ. Bishop
Co.'s cigar factory II Cincinnati was on IRE,
and tho whole building was threatened.
Maria Koljushnia, who attempted to
shoot Colonel Katensky- at Odessa has boon
sentenced TO twenty years penal servitude.
The Car and Czarina attended ball
given In their honor at Warsaw on Tuesday
night. Tho city was brilliantly Illuminated.
There was fall of snow Mt Conception,
Ohili, Tuesday, and It attracted good deal OF
attention, being phenomenon In those prov
The steamer Oregon arrived Off Fastnet
yesterday morning, o days 80 minutes from
New YORK. This Is the fastest eastern passage
on record.
Three lives were lost by a cyclone at
Clear Lake, Wis, Chippewa Falls, clayton
and other points in Wisconsin and Minne-
eota yesterday. ..
The State Bank of Fort Edward, N. Y,
closed Its doors Tuesday. The bank has
capital stock OF $4,000, and special deposits
OF about 100000.
The Catholic newspapers in Brussels are
urging Catholics throughout the country to
boycott all liberal tradesmen and TO give their
support only to Catholics.
S. M. Dixon, freight agent and telegraph
operator at Chipley, Ga, shot and killed J. o.
CHRISTIAN, OF White sulphur Springs, "a, In
dispute about freight bill.
The International Forestry Exhibition
at Edinburgh has awarded a gold medal OF the
first class TO Professor Riley, OF the Depart.
ment OF Agriculture, OF Washington.
John Lewis, fireman on the tug-boat
Hattie. belonging to A. L. Barber & Co., was
suddenly missed from the boat about thirty
miles down the river and is supposed to DO
drowned.
Alexander Ross, of 1910 Sixth street, who
has been connected with tho Soldiers Home
Tor thirteen years and was formerly sexton OF
| the foundry Church, died at his residence
last Tuesday night
| Stocks & Co.'S leather works at Leeds,
| England, have been destroyed by IRE; loss
| tSO,OOO. serious flre 10 reported also from
| ca ais. Dubreucq's factory has been burned.
| The loss Will be heavy.
The will of Professor Robert Z. Rogers,
| ofihiladelphia, whose death occurred on Sat
| Among tho requests is ono to the Massachti-
| sets Institute. of Technology.
During Tuesday $50 deaths from cholera
were reported In Naples. King Humbert con-
tinued his inspection OF the poor quarters OF
the city, and one OF the guard following his
carriage was stricken with cholera.
Warrants were issued in Philadelp hia
yesterday by Magistrate Lennon for tho
arrest Of the Ladner Brothers on the charge
OF having defrauded Fannie and Sarah vi.
man OF stocks aud money amounting to S1O,-
OuO.
VIM. W. Stadler was arrested in Now
York yesterday charged with making q fraud.
lent claim Tor $4,000 insurance against the
Royal Insurance Company. He had altogether
sls,OSO insurance on goods alleged TO have
been burned.
Colonel W. J. Walker, of Washington, has
been appointed advertising representative OF
Tho Worlds Fair for the States OF Delaware
Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Yir-
at Washington.
w. ]. Duncan, cashier of the Louisville
(ky.l Banking Company, who has been report.
ed short In his accounts about $4,000, re-
signed yesterday. The directors state that
Ing settled In full.
The Trades Union Congress- in session in
Aberdeen, Scotland, has presented Mr.. Broad
hurst, member OF Parliament for Stoke-on-
Trent, with purse OF 81, 200 and an address
OF thanks for his efforts In Parliament in be.
half OF the cause OF labor.
The resident members of the Army Of tho
Cumberland met at tho Ebbitt House last
annual reunion at Rochester, N. Y, on the
17th and 18th instants. The matter will be
finally settled next Saturday.
The American Historical Association at
ing officers Prcsidont, Andrew d. White, of
cornell University; secretary, Herbert b.
Adams, OF Johns Hopkins University; treas.
urer, Clarence Winthrop Bowen.
kae tnn1 ,l,.1l Al.
tanoogn 4 st. Louis Railroad, at Nashville,
yesterday, elected directors, and J. W. Thomas
president. Tho report showed the present in-
debtedness to be SO, 100000, and the gross
earnings Tor the year, S2,372,0SG.
The directors of the National Bank of
New Jersey have authorized public state
ment TO be made that the capital OF the bank
remains intact, and that there Is no reason
why the bank should not resume business as
soon as the necessary rOrmalitles have been
full.
The National Conference of Electricians
In philadelphia yesterday discussed tho ques.
| ton OF tho establishment OF a national bureau
TO determine physical standards. The matter
was referred 10 committee consisting OF Pro.
Iessors rogers, NeWcomb and Weed and presi-
| dent Rowland,
Mr.. f. NJ. Draney, the garbage contractor,
has entered his chestnut geldlng, wildwood,
10 not Two miles against Prince, the bicycllst,
on his machine, at Athletic Park, Tomorrow
The horse yesterday trotted the distance In
5 i52, which is eight seconds faster than the
fastest bicycle time.
At Lexington, KY, yesterday, the first
race, ~ miles, was won by Conkling, Strlck-
land second, Chance third; time, 2;lO.
Second, A.milc heats, won by Belle OF tho
Highlands in ;l7ii and / ;lS. Third race, *
mile, won by Witch, Princess Band second and
Diamond third time, l ;05.
Mr.. ]. o. Farden, of tho Pension Office,
and Miss Annie Rutherford, OF so Thirteenth
street. were united in marriage last night at
me residence OF the BRIDES parents, by Rev.
Dr. Huntley, OF tho METROPOLITAN Church
Atter me ceremony tho couple left on a tour
through Ohio and tho Eastern States.
The American Association for the Ad-
ynnceneht or science continued Its sessions In
Philadelphia yesterday. number OF inter.
eh,ihS papers were read In the various sec.
tions. In tho chemistry section Professor n
| +. Huntington, OF the University of Virginia
read paper on "Production OF Hrgentic Hyd-
| rate"
In New York yesterday Patrick Nolan
and Dr. William Datmold, OF the commission
| appointed to examine into tho mental condI
ton OF William q. Rhinelander, who shot Law
sion, 70 the effect that Rhinelander is insane.
| toward Patterson, tho third member OF the
commission, expresses an opposite opinion.
Evans Allnut, q well-known lawyer and
LEGISLATOR, died suddenly yesterday al the An.
choIage Asylum, Louisville, Ky. Tho post
| inotlsm examination showed that SIX OF his
| lids mao peen broken, Investigation reveals
n Nh SIX weeks ago Edward Ballard and j. Il.
| McOlhnhhhi, attendants at the asylum
| knocked Allnut down, stamped on him and
olherWlse brutally treated him. Mr.. Allnuts
| cohullloh was discovered n few DAYS ago nv
ms prother' He hai received no medical AZ.
| tentlon. N"' nv
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