The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-01-13
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
A PRINCESS WEDDING.

A PRINCESS WEDDING.
Vienna, January 1I.-Pnnce Hohen-
lobe has married Princess Ypsilanti.
GERMAN OFFICERS IN TURKEY.
Constantinople, January 1.-THE
sultan has deputed a number of Ger
man officials to reorganize the gendar-
merle.
THE ANGLo-FRENcH TREATY.
London, January 1.-THE Standard
says: The utmost that can now be
hoped from negotiations on the Anglo
French treaty of commerce is the tenn
porary renewal of the existing treaty.
A RADICAL OPINION.
Rome, January 11.-At a banquet
given in honor of veteran soldiers, the
mayor of this city declared the people
of Rome would rather see the city laid
in ashes than to again be subjected to
papal domination.
MONTREAL BANK DIRECTORS SUED.
Montreal, January H. Share
holders representing 1000 shares of
consolidated bank stock have entered
an action against the late directors to
recover $4,000, 900 lost by mismanage-
ment of the bank affairs.
FIRE AT CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
Richmond, Va, January 1.-THE
total loss by the burning Of the Char
lottesville wooden mills last night
amounts to Sac, 1000, fully insured. The
loss to the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road company, by the burning of the
bridge at the same time and place, is
about $40, 900 or $4,000.
BONDS CALLED FOR FOR RE-
DEMPTIoN.
Washington, January I2.-Secreta-
ny Folger to-day issused the one hum
dred and seventh call for bonds for re-
demption, under the usual conditions,
interest on called bonds to cease March
18th, next. The bonds called for are
extended 6's, as follows: $50, K, Nos.
1851 to 1850, both inclusive; $500,
Nos. 96oI to 10000, both inclusive;
81 900, Nos. 47,ooI to $4,000, both
inclusive; $4,000, Nos. I,6oI to 10
ISL, both inclusive; $4,000, Nos. go
IoI to 32,53o, both inclusive. Total,
$40 ,ooo, 900. -..
THE ASHLAND MURDERERs.
Catlettsburg, January H. The
steamer Telegraph arrived at 3 o'clock
with Ellis, Graft and Neil, charged with
the murder of the Gibbons children at
Ashland. They were under guard of
three companies of militia. Although
the town. was filled with people, the
prisoners were landed and taken to,the
courthouse without any excitement or
indication of violence.
Craft and Neil, who were handcuffed
together, tried to show spirit of bold
ness, chatting and bowling to acquaint-
ances.
Ellis was more quiet. He was taken
Immediately before the grand jury,
which will probably be in session AN
day Tomorrow. The prisoners are
kept in one of the upper rooms of the
courthouse, under close guard of fifteen
soldiers. The people are impatient for
the trial proper to begin.
DEBATE IN THE REICHSTAG.
Berlin, January lin the reichstac
to-day Herr Winthorst introduced his
motion abrogating the law forbidding
he exercise of ecclesiastical functions
without government authorization. In.
supporting it he said that neither the
discretionary powers applied for by the
government in the July bill nor the
present lenient application Of the MAY
laws suficed to remove the grievances.
of Catholics.
Herr Kleistretzaw, on behalf of the
conservatives. and Herr Hobrecht, on
behalf of the national liberals, opposedl
the motion. "
Prof. Virchow, in the name 6f a
majority of progressionists, supported
it, and asked representatives Of Bum
desrath to state their views.
Herr Won Boetticher, imperial sec
rotary of state for interior, replied that
the Bundesrath must maintain an atti-
tude of reserve.