The Washington critic., 1888-09-03
WAsHINGTON CRITIC.
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Hecont Happenings of Interest Condensed
for tho unstY Kendnr

'"SNo CONSUMPTION IL was a. pttrld
mass, cnEcd over with plcuric matter.
which fastened on the chest walls and
closed the lung cavity The liver was
Hcgencrntcd and the heart unsound.
Jerltonitis had diseased the kidneys and
covered thcn with tubcrclcs. ruber-
Gle were found on all the organs, and
Inc walls Of the chest and abdomen
The climate and the dict TO which the
monkey was subjected werO undoubt-
edly the causes of his complete decay.
When within thirty yards of his gate
friday night Capt. j. ID. Hogan, of
BlythewoUd, 5. O., w0s shot in the back
from an ambush. lie fired three times
unsuocossfully at the fleeing assassin.
some months ago Hogan cowbidcd two
Ol the lluilman boys in connection with
the betrayal of his fourtccn-yea
daughter lie had sought for her be
lroycr all over tho country, but could
not find him. The cowhiding of the
other boys WIS in consequences of their
remarks about Capt. tIogan's other
daughters. Tie betrayed girl did not
survive her disgrace. -Four Of the Hulf-
dnans have been arrested on suspicion of
doing the shooting.
Warrants have been sworn out in Chi
cngo for the arrest of Louis NJ. Kane A.
~ Osgood and G. A. Ilaslet directors of
the Transcontincnta1 transportation
Company, for obtaining SS2,50O under
Company of London, England Mr.. Has
let s0id that the company borrowed tho
money through its agent in London, Civ
lng bonds for security. The note was
due July 20 and was hot taken up The
loan, he said, was made i'm good faith and
the proceedings legitimate, and a civil
suit would be the proper one.
AT the meeting of the National Dental
Association in Louisville DIR. ID. Gcnesc,
of baltimore, read paper on Rub
ber." The Southern Dental Association
elected j. y; Crampford, of Nashville,
citation elected G. II. Butler, of Clcvc-
land, president. The National board
of State Dental Examiners elected Il. s.
Waters, Baltimore, presidents; S. T.
Kirk, KolSomo, Ind, vice-presidcnt; f.
A. Levy, Orange, N. j., secretary and
The Charleston IS. o. News and
Courier publishes statement of the
Trade and business of Charleston the past
year, showing an increase of over 81 o.
100000, which is mainly in the lines
of business which help the Charleston
people most such as phosphate, mining
and manufacturing and the general
wholesale trade, and most especially an
enormous increase in truck farming,
amounting in actual shipments to S2,-
100000 against $500, 600 last year.
An extra freight train on the Burling-
with passengers for the .Crcston uowa)
fair, was ditchcd by bad rail near
Crcston Saturday, and flagman went
back to stop following extra. The
Hagman failed to reach the train, which
WAS running down grade, in time to pre-.
barely time to get out when the engine
crashed into the irst ttain.
The freight steamer City of Lawrence,
of the Norwich ,CUnn.) Transports tion
company, caught fire Friday night while
off New Haven, en- route to Norwich
The fire originated in two hld,lred boles
of cotton in the hold. The crew sue
cceded in checking the flames sufficiently
for the steamer to reach Norwich. There
were between 80 and 40 passengers
aboard, and for time panic reigned.
The people of St. Louis are elated
over u report, which has been con-
dirmed, that jay Gould has ordered the
construction of a new Union Depot
there to take the place of the old Union
depot, which was opened in 1874. The
building is to be u 100000 structure,
Gust west of the present depot. Work
is to be commenced within sixty days
land the building finished within two
years.
Miss Mary "A. Whiting, of Holliston
Mass, has brought suit for $4,000
damages for breach of promise of mar
triagc, against Prof. G. G. Pond, recently
INSTRUCTOR in chemistry in Amherst Col
nege, but now in Pennsylvania State
lCollege. Prof. Pond was recently mar
bried to an Amherst lady.
Gabriel Marillo died at Duluth, Mimi.
FRIDAY, as Il result of singular accident.
while working on the streets sNme days
igo he was struck in the face by u stream
IOf water from q hydrant and his false
teeth were knocked down his throat.
lIe died from hemorrhage following
their removal
David Niblacls and seven others, in
Icluding one woman, were arrested Sat
turday for robbing wholesale grocery
stores in PittSburg The plan was for
lone of the thieves to secure employment
las n watchman in the store and after
dark the goods would be carried Off.
A meeting of winter wheat millerS
was held in St Louis on Friday to form
n closer alliance between the mlllers
phandling winter wheat, TO establish q
Aminimum scale of prices, and to make
arrangements to cooperate and to pre-.
went ruinous competition.
General Harrison and party will leave
Middle Bass Island this afternoon by
Mhe steamer Chicf-Justice Waite fol
lToledo. The General and Mrs. Ilarri
json will be the guests of Hon VIM
lCummings until tomorrow morning
whcn they will leave for indianapolis.
An unknown man, supposed to be one
,Of an excursion party from Pittsburg
was drowned in the river at Wheeling
wv. Va, yesterday afternoon. He was
Intoxicated, and in cndcavoring to row
10 boat across the river fell out.
The Granger's exhibition at Williams
Grove, Pa, came to n close Saturday
ut was the most successful exhibition
lever held, both financially and in at
uendance During the week over 100,
1000 persons were in attendance.
DIR. Joseph Parker, wealthy resden
,of Raleigh, n c., died in his earring
lat the depot in that city Saturday
where he had gone to meet his wife
Asthma is supposed to have caused hi
death.
Arthur White, youth of 10, VIII
several weeks ago absconded with 81
1000 belonging to the banking house O
1Nittredge IL Co., Denver, Col, has bee
iapprehendcd at Victoria, b. c., an
iSs, 800 of the money has been recovered
Allegheny County, Pa, will celebrate
its centennial September "a, 20 and 26
"a parade of the labor organizations ant
industries which will be part of tho
icelcbration, will be over 20 miles long
The colored voters of Carlisle, Pa,
have organized an Independent club
land have indorscd ticket composed
partly OF Democrats and partly of Re
publicans.
DR.. Joseph Moore, Il prominent pol
itician, was struck by n train Mt {
crossing on the New Jersey Ccntra
Railroad in West Bridgeton, N. j,
Saturday, and died in three hours
At a lunch rendered Prime Ministe
fINlOoupE Mt froulon VQstQpdaV. he SDOlE