The Washington critic., 1889-06-11
EARLY MORNING NEWS.

Tie Spanish war-ship Paz has
foundercd of Cape Trafalgar The
crew were saved
The Secretary of the Navy visited the
Norfolk Navy. Yard yesterday, and then
left for Washington
The General Synod of the Reformed
Church in America resumed its sessions
yesterday at Catskill n. Y.
The Prince and Princess of Wales
visited the Paris Exposition yesterday,
and asccndcd the Eiilcl Tower.
Word from Murat Halslcad Is to the
elect that he Is in much better health
than when he left this country.
Prince Albert Victor will make a tour
In India during the coming winter. The
trip will include visits TO all the native
States.
The Senate Committee on Relations
with Canada have reached st. Paul on
their way East, after making long
tour of the West.
There were heavy rain storms through
out New England yesterday, aud much
damage was done. The lightning was
very severe
Captain w. j. Painter of the steamer
Onokc of Cleveland was crushed to
death yesterday by being caught in a
steam winch.
The Pabst Mine, in the Gogebic
range, has been sold to the Metropol-
itan Land and Iron Company, owners
of the Norris Mine, for $i00, 900.
The miners in Westphalia have
formed a mutual protection society,
and are about to start newspaper In
support of their interests.
Metropolitan Michael will soon grant
Il decree multiplying the divorce obtained
by Milan from Natalie. The eX-Quccn
will then return to Scrva.
The Right Hon. Arthur Wellesley
Peel, Speaker of the House of Com.
mons, welcomed the visiting American
engineers at bennington yesterday.
Frank Reed Of Lock Haven was
killed at that place yesterday by being
struck by an engine. He had been
working extra time and was tired out.
The Duke Of Edinburgh arrived In
Berlin yesterday. He was received at
the station by Emperor William. The
Shah of Persia has gone to Fried
richskron.
The Sixth Pennsylvania Cavalry
Veterans spent yesterday morning
studying the cavalry battlefield, three
miles cast of Gettysburg, and left for
home at noon.
The United States steamer Bear
sailed yesterday from San Francisco for
Point Barrow, Alaska, with supplies
and materials for the relief station to
be erected at that point.
by the explosion of boiler in the
Mahoning Valley Iron Works, ut
Youngstown, yesterday, James Robin
son was killed and John Mcpherson
and William Edwards badly scalded.
The forearm and hand Of the unfor-
tunate Fisher woman, parts of whose
body have previously been found in the
Thames, were taken from the river last
night One of the fingers of the hand
bore the mark of ring.
The Russian authorities have SEN
fenced forty-one students Of the Cra.
COW University to three days imprison-
m,nt and to pay fine of 500 florins for
singing Polish airs while on an excur-
sion 10 OitlSoff
Twcnty-six Of the men captured on
Saturday night at the dog fight at Long
Island City pleaded guilty and were
fined $40 each. Ten others who were
convicted were compelled to pay fine
of $50 apiece.
Rev. Charles Hudson Smith. formerly
pastor of the Dorchester, Mass, Pill
grim Church, who mysteriously disap-
peared from Boston. April 0, was ar
rested in San Francisco yesterday and
will he held pending instructions from
friends and relatives in Boston. 1t Is
stated that his mind has been affected
by the loss of q child.