The Washington critic., 1886-08-18

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lead.
General Arthur NJ Mangault Of South
Carolina is dogd.
Ross Raymond has been sentenced totwO
years in sing Sing.
The English Cabinet yesterday considered
and approved the Queens speech.
The grand jury Of New Yorl, has pre-.
feuied u new Indictment against Flynn and
Squire.
The centennial anniversary Of Frederick
the Great was yesterday celebrated quietly
at PosdUm.
1her. was renewal o. The fighting in
Eelfget ylstcrday, but the r'ote's were dis.
porsed by the military.
Fares on the Third Avenue Elevated
Railroad in New York have been reduced to
Eve cents from October /.
VIM. Gray, ir., treasurer OF the Atlantic
Mills Company, Boston, has lot the city
with 100000 unaccounted for.
Mr.. Parnell has summoned all the Irish
members Of Parliament to be present on
the reassembling Of that body.
1t is reported, that the New York Gus
toms oRicials have discovered extensive
uuGeryalua,ions in worsted yarns.
The Lehigh Coal and Navigation Com
papy is negotiating for the right.of-way
lpl u lolll lbhN AlplAA w lihNoIAAA AG W DiiuA-
ton, Ha.
President and Mrs. Cleveland and their
party arrived at the Prospect House, in
the Adirondack Mountains of New York,
yesterday afternoon.
Christine Nilsson writes that her mar
| riage VIII probably take place In Septem.
| ber, and that she is only waiting for dis
| pensation from Rome.
Three unsuccessful attempts to wreck
| Rock Island trains were made at Chicago
| yesterday and dynamite bomb was found
on the Lake Shore tracks,
"Texas Tomn Redmond and three Others
| have been fined 5000 apiece In Chicago on
The charge Of dosing the racer, Lizzie
Dwyer, to make her lose a race.
George 4. Iesson, recently appointed
and confirmed as Collector for Memphis,
Tenn, has resigned. Trouble in securing
bondsmcn is said to be the cause.
II is announced that the English Govern
meut intends TO Introduce a measure giving
| local government to Ireland on the basis OF
the plan prepared by Lord Randolph
| Churchill.
Very unfavorable reports are coming In
| from every part Of Eastern Texas Ia refer
ence to the cotton, which, owing either to
the rains or extreme hot weather, is shed.
ding its forms rapidly.
The Delaware Democratic State Conven
tion ut Dover has nominated eX-Congress
man Benjamin Z. Biggs for Governor and
John Il. Pennington for Congress. Botl
belong to tho Salisbury wing Of tho party
w. A. Cilnllan Of New Haven, Conn
| died OF peTltOuitis at Denver, Colo, Mon
day. lie held Il leading Juvenile part IN
the "Iozo' Company as Captain of the
ship. His stage name was Olsen Arthur.
Tie Chinese Times Of Tientsin says, in
regard to the protest Of France against the
| establishment Of pGpal nuuciO at Pekin
that China tolcrates all religions, but re-
pudIates French Interference with churcl
affairs.
The Baltimore and Ohio was not receiv
Ing through freight in New York yester
day, but displayed great activity in tn,
passenger business. There is to be meet
ing to-day Of the trunk line executive com
mittee.
DR.. Edward Everett Hale of Boston lee
tured at Chautauqus yesterday on th,
"iluman Side Of Washington" saying thu
General bought lottery tickets, traded
horses, fell in love aud drank beer, but
that the hatchet story is true.
Mr.. Davis, station agent of the Ohio ant
Mississippi Railroad at Huron, Ind. wal
fatally stabbed by tramp who created
disturbance In the Office. The neighbors
caught the tramp and hung him to tree
The murderer was not identified.
The London socialist, Williams, who wa
fined 500 or Imprisonment for two months
for obstructing the streets with O socialist
meeting, refused TO pay the fine and ha
been sent to prison. The socialists will
hold an indignation meeting on August 20
The operatives Of the great wholesale
clothing manufacturing houses 10 BostoI
are preparing to make fight against the
Introduction Of new basting machine
which is now In an experimental stage
Each machine used, 1t is said, will throw
fifteen girls out Of employment.
The Norfolk and Western Railroad pro
poses erecting fine depot at LynchOurg
A state male orphan asylum Is to be erected
at LyuChburg, under the direction of the
Catholic Church Of the Holy Cross Ex,
tensiyG preparations are being made fol
Governor Lees sOiourn at Orkney Springs
Mrs. Hiram r, DiGkerman, who eloped
from Concord, n, H., last week with Geo
W, Blake at the Same time that Mrs. Al
pheus A. DickGrman cloped with Il livery
stable keeper named Maxam, has returned
home. She told her husband that she re-
peutel when she reached Oglensburg, and
tried 10 ret her sister !n-Gw to return with
her.
Jan Ferton jumped the rancho Of Harry
Burrows, thirteen miles from Aspen, Colo
| IaNOi anu employed MlcnaCl Ryan TO work
for him. Sunday morning they began Ia
cut hay, and Burrows warned them not tc
dolt. Fenton and Ryan were shot In tho
backs from an ambush The wounded mer
lived six hours, aud declared that Burrows
and Doc White did the shooting. Nigi
lantes are after Burrows.
The occupants Of 1893 Graham street
Brooklyn, were awakened yesterday morn
ing about O'Clock by Rn explosion, which
fortunately, did no further damage thar
wrecking the basement. An investigation
showed that the explosion, whatever II was
had been fired by long fuse. Christian
Froelich, a plumber who occupies thu
basement, was arrested on the charge o.
attempting to blow up the house by dyna
mite or some other explosive.
Yesterday was the Aftieth day of th,
anarchists trial at Chicago. Captain
Black, leading counsel for tho defense
began the closing argument for the prls
oners. The State, he said, must show
who threw the bomb, and that the de
PENDANTS were connected directly with th,
guilty man, which had not been done
He spoke at length Of dynamite as a wea
pom OF warfare and said the defendants