The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-31
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
OFFICES TRANSFERRED - CONVALESCENT
MATRIMONIAL NOTE.

MATRIMONIAL NOTE.
Laredo, May 3o.-The International i'm
provement company moved into their new
quarters to-day in New Laredo.
The gamblers are still fighting the law. One
case was tried to-day, the result, hung jury.
Col. Jenne, American consul in New La
redo, is again convalescent, and will start
north in few days for his health.
Mr.. Arthur Foster and Lucinda Beatrice
Jarvis, it is said, will unite in the bonds Of
matrimony at 8 p. m, tomorrow, at the resi-
dence of the brides father, in this city.
COMPLIMENTARY HoP-THR SAN ANTONIO EX-
CURSION-KILLED BY HAIL.
Houston, May 3o.-The citizens give a
complimentary hop tomorrow night to the
Light Guards on the strength of their New
Orleans victory.
The excursion for San Antonio leaves
Thursday, and will carry several hundred peo-
pie to visit the Volksfest celebration.
James Norseworthy. colored, was killed
near West6eld, Sunday, by heavy hail stones.
The stone paving on Main street is progress
sing rapidly, and satisfactorily.
Col. Tom PIERCE, with Gov. Stanford, of
California, passed through on their way to
New Orleans tonight.
PROSPEROUS MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
New York, May 3o.-The American Bap-
fist Missionary Society began its session to-
day. Rev. DR.. Boardman, president of the
union, made an address. The secretary's re-
port showed the affairs of the society to be in
an unusually prosperous condition. The treas
urer's report showed that there was balance
of over $35s,ooo in the treasury.
A TELEGRAPH IMBRoGLIo.
New York, May 3o.-Some weeks ago the
Western Union Telegraph company promul-
gated new and somewhat increased schedule
of rates on reports transmitted to New York
for the New York associated press. The as
sociated press was not satisfied with these
rates, and transferred some of its reports to a
competing telegraph company, whereupon the
Western Union Telegraph company notified
the associated press that it must pay full COM
mercial rates. After some conference between
the parties, the associated press agreed to pay
the regular rates first given, and their reports
will be transmitted at these, instead Of full
commercial rates.
BANDIT OPERATIONS IN THE GUADALUPE
MOUNTAINS.
Tucson, May 3o.-The Star publishes the
following special from Lordburg
"A prospector from Soledad Pass reports a
number of hostile Apaches roaming through
the mountains, evidently awaiting an opportu-
nifty to make their way back to the reserva-
ton. There are also a number of renegades
in the Guadalupe mountains, and they have
attacked several ranches and driven stock
into the mountains. Two herdsmen have
been killed; and the ranchmen have become
alarmed and are organizing for defence. 1t is
reported that the band is being daily aug
mented by renegades from Arizona and from
E-a onI hal C
formidable than at any time since the out
break.
PURSUING THE REDSKINS.
Charleston, May 3o.-It is reported that
about seventy-hve hostile Indians passed the
Mexican border Saturday last, pursued by
Mexican troops. Fifteen Indians were seen
the Huachicca mountains, with the Mexicans
following closely. Two companies of infan-
try and Indian scouts left Huachicca last even
ing in pursuit of one of the bands.
AN INCRNsED ARMY.
London, May 3o.-A Cairo dispatch to the
Standard says the military party is greatly in
censed at the terms of the khedive's COM
munique in reinstating Frabi Pasha as minis
ter of war. They consider themselves insult
ed by the act, stating that Arab Pasha was
only reinstated to preserve peace, which the
military otherwise would have broken. A
deputation of officers visited Arab Pashi, and
demanded, as reparation for the insult, the
instant deposition of the khedive. They in
sisted thrt they had their men we'll in hand,
and ready on moments warning to march
on the khedive's palace. Arab Pasha sue
ceeded in calming them, and further stated
that he and the khedive had definitely agreed
to leave the settlement of all pending ques-
tons to the decision of the sultan.
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