Evening journal., 1889-02-22
BRIEF MENTION.

DR.. TaInor Lewis, bishop Of Ontario, was
married in London, Wednesday, to Miss Ada
Leigh.
The twenty-three departments Of the Order
Of Financial Union voted at a meeting in
Philadelphia TO contribute $40 each for the
legal expenses necessary TO wind up the order
The question of the appointment Of a receiver
viii be argued in few days before the chan
cellor Of New Jersey
The Duke Of Newcastle was married IN Lon
don, Thursday, to Miss Candy, daughter Of
Capt Candy, Of the Ninth Hussars
William Adams, a Philadelphia millionaire,
has sued for divorce from his wife, whom he
charges with violation Of the marriage vows.
John Kinds, an insurance agent, and Mrs
Adams have been placed under arrest. There
is probability Of cross suit
William Ingendorff, Of Wilkesbarre, delib-
erately walked into moving locomotive and
was killed instantaneously.
Rachael Schwartz and her d-weelSs-old
daughter were burned 70 death in a fire az 9l5
South street, Philadelphia. The woman's
husband escaped by jumping from the third
story window
A fire bug has been discovered IN Erie, Pa,
who has made two attempts 10 fire tenement
the halls and stairways
In consequence of an 'Invinciblen scare,
Premier Salisbury has been furnished with a
body guard from Scotland Yard.
NJ de Freycinet has undertaken the task Of
forming a French cabinet.
Joseph Brogan, Of Upson, Wis, killed his
wife and two little boys and committed sui
eide during a drunken frenzy.
A sleigh load Of Syracuse sophomores was
upset at Orville, N. Y, and several ladies in
the party were severely injured.
Many eminent Catholic divines attended
the centennial celebration Of Georgetown
Jesuit university, established by John Carroll
in Washington.
Division No. 32i, Of the Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers, composed mainly Of
employees Of the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad company, has resolved 20 return its
charter, ON account OF dad feeling existing in
the division, 2 so many members being dis.
loyal and "the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad company objecting % its employe.
belonging TO labor organizations
The clothes of Nellie Watkins, colored, 9
years old, caught fire from a stove in Phila
delphia, and she was burned TO death.
A fight occurred at a Hungarian wedding
near Houtzdale, Pa, and clubs were freel,
used. One Of the men WIS also struck wit
an ak, and died Of his wounds next day
Three Of the participants were arrested, bu
Michael Ruswach, who is alleged to hay
welded the ak, is still at large.
The whole number Of divorces granted il
the United States is given by years as follows
In 1867, 1881; 1868, TO- 150; 1869, 10. .935; 1870
1882; 1871, II $50; 1872, 1880; 1873, 10, l50
1874, 1889; 1875, l4,2l2; 1876, $500; 1877
! l5,6S7; 1878, 16,0S9; 1879, 17,OS3; 1880, 1865
1881, 0,762; 1882, 22,ll2; 1888, %, 1870; 1854
p, ,9ai; 1885, BAR; 1885, 25,535. Total fol
the twenty years, 32s,7l
Margaret Crawford Dunlap, comtesse de
las Boissiere, died Wednesday in Paris.
Franz Mendelssohn, the Berlin banker, is
dead.
The famous Pountney divorce case has been
settled at Newburg, y. Y. Judge Bartlett
advises a separation. Mrs. Pountney brought
the action ON the ground Of cruelty
twenty-five people were injured in Chi
cago by collision between freight train
and crowded cable car
The widow Of the late Col Ruth Goshen, Of
Brunswick, n j., Barnum's giant, is con-
testing his will
The Grand Lodge OF Knights of Pythias,
of New Jersey, is in session at New Bruins
wick.
The big New Haven scandal involving re-
presentatiyes of the Trowbridge, Anderson
and Ingersoll families has been settled by the
granting Of the divorce asked for by Ruther-
ford Trowbridge.
1t is said that the government printing
Office building in Washington is unsafe and
has been for years. An investigation viii be
ordered at once. There are 800 people em-
I ployed in the building
Prince Eristoi, who was arrested in New
York city for falling 70 pay for a sealssin
overcoat, was discharged wren the case cams
up lor trial.