The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-04-08
FOREIGN AND DOM ESTIU
TIE QUEENS ASSAILANT.

that MaClean. who attempted the assassina-
ton OF the queen, at Windsor, will be tried at
Reading with unusual pomp. 1t adds: "The
policy of giving so dignted an aspect to Mac
leans act may be doubted"
SPANISH SENATOR'S AND woRKMEN.
Madrid, April 6.-The senators from Cata-
lonia, replying to deputation of Barcelona
orkmen, said they would defend the inter
ests OF Catalonia. Some of the senators prom
Used to vote against the treaty with France.
ENGLISH CRITICISM.
London, April 6.-The Standard says: 1t
is gratifying to find that the action of the
American government has not been suggested
or influenced by the expression of opinion at
at the late meeting at Cooper institute.
READY FOR WAR.
Stockholm, April 6.--The Dagblatt says:
Sweden has engaged to invade Finland in the
event of war between Russia and Germany
AN IMPORTANT FENIAN.
London, April GA dispatch from Dublin
reports that an important Fenian has escaped
in the American vessel. lie was closely pur-
sued by the police, but they were unable to
arrest him.
THE LAWSON CASE.
The father of DIR. I.amson has written long
letter to the Times maintaining that the queS-
ton OF his sons insanity is not a new one,
nor was it first raised after the trial in Amcri-
ca, through promptings from England. The
case, he says, was greatly prejudced by Dr.
l.ageon's acts, showing, as they did, severe
monetary pressure. lie expresses regret tina,
the plea of insanity was put aside by the man.
ayers of the defense.
Cairo, April 6.-Arabi Bey, minister of war.
has published letter, denying for himself and
tor The army any desire to restore the regime
Of lsmail Pasha.
IRISH-AMERICAN SUSPECTS.
London, April GA dispatch to the Times
from Dublin says: The report that the Irish
American suspects have been liberated on
condition that they will quit the country, ex-
cept two or three, who refused to accept the
condition, is unfounded. About six of the
suspects who are naturalIzed citizens of the
United States have been released within three
weeks, but only on the same grounds as were
the others who were liberated. Their citizen
ship is entirely unconnected with their re-
lease, the executive holding that all persons
residing in Ireland are liable to British law.
and are to be treated as British subjects.
Among those of this class who were released
was Boynton, who was liberated on account
of ill-health. There are only four suspects of
the same class now imprisoned.
IMMIGRATION.
London, April The pressure of immi-
grafton is so great an additional ship Of the
Allen Line, HISTORIAN, sails to-day for Bos-
Tho
yesterday from Liverpool for Boston, via Hall
are capitalists bound for Manitoba. The CITY
Of Rome sailed from London to-day for New
ork with 1850 steerage passengers.
GERMANY.
Berlin, April 6.-1he government of Ba-
vara, in giving notice of the intention TO vote
against the tobacco monopoly bill, advocates
a tax on the manufacture Of tobacco.
Hamburg has decided against the bill.
Reports concerning the state Of Prince Bis
marck's health are unfavorable. Ills physi-
clans recommend a long rest
1t is said that the Prussian government will
recommend that the upper house of the diet
adopt an ecclesiastical bill in its original
form.
MURDER OF JEWS IN RUSSIA.
London, April GA dispatch ftom St.
Petersburg states that three soldiers belonging
to the troop OF lanCers entered liquor store
kept by ew at Dobnau and demanded
drink Alter some objections the eldest
daughter served them with liquor. A quarrel
ensued and the soldiers shot the proprietor.
killing him, his two sons and infant, outraged
the daughter and brutality beat her mother and
plundered the house.
THE oNE-WIFR MORMoNS.
st. Louis, April "a dispatch from indie
Pendence, Mo-, says: The general conference
OF the world of the l.atter-Day Saints and
Ant-Polygamy Mormons began here this
morning and will continue for ten days. Over
5000 delegates are present from ali over the
United States and Canada and several from
England
The president and DroDhet ToSeDh Smith