The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-26
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Ireland.

libel I' Ing Hill 10 appear TO answer to seditious
The witness in the Phoenix Park murder case
failed TO identify Westgate
Eagar has returned
An article in United Ireland, head Accusing
spirits, refers to the execution of Hynes,
MalSh, Myles, Joyce and Cough, the Mast muir
uererS, and Is an attempt to show that they
were hnngGd upon the principle that somebody
Die, but at all events somebody.
England.
LONDON, December 2j-l is said that owing
10 the absence of AN official reporter at the
meeting III Waterford, addressed by Biggar,
member OF parliament from Caran, the court
possesses no legal proof concerning his state
mcnts and will have difficulty III conducting
the prosecution against him.
Bishop Benson has accepted the arch-bishOp-
rc of Canterbury.
Germany.
BERLIN, December PA great stir exists
among the German press in consequence of the
arrest, AT Jenna, of Berlin journalist who
fled to Austria to avoid the fulilment of a sem
t'ncG OF eight months imprisonment for libel
ing Bismarck.
Belgium
BRUSSELS December 25.-Whe the trial Of
| the Pel'zer brothers, fO~ the murder of Bern
guy was progressing, popular rsings were
feared both here and in Antwerp If Armand
Pcltzcr should be acquitted, the COVE, nncnt
has taken precautions to prevent any disorders
Egypt
CAIRO, December 25.-The khcdive's decree
d"gracing Arab and other rebel pashas is
published
was carried out this evening, in the presence of
two battaliOnS of the new Egyptian army
Only few Europeans and about a hundred
natives were present. The prisoners have
started Tor SueZ, where they will be trans
ported to Ccylon.
ST. PETERSBURG, December % The omperor
and empress dined with the Grand Duke
IN Sslf Ih.,..
opera at the March theatre. and afterwards re-
| turned to -lunchtkoT palace. To-day the en-
per"r received the Finland regiment of guards.
France.
ParlS, December p. DclcssCps announces
a scheme for tn" creation of an inland sea in
Africa, to be prosecuted by private enter
prise.
Rome, December @5.-T The pope, alluding to
the Martin Wcirc case said the fresh attack
upon the independence of the sovereign peace
recently made. and the consideration which
farmcrly was shown for the police and which
was dictated by the political prejudice of the
! state, has now been put aside. His holiness
added that, despite everything, he would con-
| tnuc defending the interest of the church.
From Laredo.
OPENING OF THE FIESTAs-A SLY ONE COR
| RECTED-PERSONAI.-M MARRIED.
| LAREDO, December :Sj-The opening of the
ticstas and Christmas festivities have passed of
| to the satisfaction of all parties. Yesterday
was the formal opening Of the fiestas which
were inaugurated by a bull fight, witnessed by
several thousand persons, ladies and gentle
| men, MeNicans and Americans. The fighting
| was not out of the usual ORDER and no person
| and animal was badly hurt.
The Lambert X Richardson trOupc Oppned at
| Adams hall to Il crowded house tO-night and
the John lncc troupe is here to fill their alleged
| engagement with Mr.. Howard against whom
| they to-day brought suit for breach of con-
tract.
This evening Joe Shelley, L. s. custom
| house inspector, witnessed sharp game being
| played ON grecn-hOrn, and stepped in and
made the operators return tifty-One dollars,
| the amount of their games.
| a. W. Clifford, of Monterey, and Col TILES
son, wife and daughter, are here to spend
| Christmas.
| Charlie Miner paSsengeragcnt of the Sunset
| route, returned from Monterey last night and
VIII take i'll the flCstaS for Il few days
| Mr.. Frank Lancaster, correspondent of the
EVENING LIGHT, was married 10 Mrs. TbOma-
| son last night. The ceremony took place at the
house OF Mr., Leon Gir8ud, and was witnessed
by quite number of his friends and acquaint-
anCcS.
| Tom w. Howard, theatrical manager of west
crn Texas, arrived this morning, and is push
ing things in his line
North TEXAS, the Dallas Times claims,
electe6 Tu6ua TralooI ~