The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-04-12
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
PARNELL AT LIBERTY.

PARNELL AT LIBERTY.
Dublin. April 10 Parnel was released from
prison this morning and is now on his way to
London.
Dublin, April Io.--The release of Parnell
is on parole for a week, in order to enable
him To visit his sister in Paris, whose child
has just died.
VERY FRlGID.
Vienna. April 10 The bitterly cold weather
and hard FRI Is that are now prevailing will, it
is feared. greatly in ure crops. The fruit trees,
vines and youAs wheat in Roumania are almost
destroyed.
TIE RUSSIAN ARMY.
London, April Io.-The Moscow Gazette
says it is intended to reduce the army at the
end of the year by $1,000 men.
FRENCH BANK FINANCES.
London, April io.-A dispatch to the Times
from Paris says: The Paris creditors of the
Lyons and Loire bank may expect dividend
of SO per cent.
THE RUSSIAN MINISTER.
St. Petersburg, April Io.-In difference to
the wish Of Gortschakof, the car has reliev-
ed him of the functions of minister of foreign
affairs on account of ill health and advancing
years. He still retains the dignity of imperial
chancellor and member of the council of the
empire. In second ukase DeGiers is APP
pointed minister OF foreign affairs.
NEUROLOGICAL.
London, April Io.-Denis Florence Nc
earthly, poet, is dead.
Paris, April Io-The death is announced
of Charles Aljose Beslaade, member of the
senate and writer on legal subjects.
| AN ENGLISH CHURCH IN ROME
Rome, April 10 The British ambassador
laid the Cornerstone Of the new English
church, to be famed All Saints, in Via Bar
barino, to-day. Twenty clergymen, mum,
Der Of notabl-> and about 1000 English and
American visitors were present at the cere-
mony. The church is TO he open Easter Sun
day next.
| REVOLUTION IN lIAYII.
St. Thomas, April S, Via Havana, April
10. The llaytien consul at st. Thomas has
received orders to purchase 1000 Remington
rifles, 2oo quinlals Of cannon powder, and
1000 matches.
Advces from Cape IIaytien, of the 18th Of
against President Solomon on the night prev
ious. Martial law had been proclaimed and
President Solomon as preparing to march to
Ilaytien with 900 men. Two war steamers
had been sent to Cape Hayden and Gonaives.
THE DEAN STANLEY MEMORIAL WINDOW.
London, April Io.-Dean Bradley has is
sued statement concerning the memorial
window to late Dean Stanley subscribed to by
Americans. lie says the lists Of subscribers
thoroughly bears out the statement of Rev.
Phillip Brooks as to its widely-representative
character, and it would be inviduous 10 make
| call. cy; l>,,ti .,ta~
that the name of Henry w. Longfellow fol.
lowing that of Oliver Wendell Homes is fol-
lowed by those of Ralph Waldo Emerson and
John G.. Whittier
PROTECTIVE ORDER IN AUSTRIA.
Vienna, April Io.-Count Taafe, president
of the Austrian council and minister of the in
terror, has issued positive orders forbidding
all meetings avowedly for the purpose of anti
semitic demonstrations, and maintaining the
duty of the government to protect the rights of
every subject, regardless of politics or religion,
MINISTER GIERs.
London. April Io.-The Standards Berlin
correspondent says the appointment of M.
CHESS minister Of foreign affairs of Russia is
viewed as an sminently pacific symptom and
will tend more to restore confidence regard.
ing the intentions and policy of Russia than
all the friendly assurances hitherto received
from St. Petersburg.
FIVE PER CENT. BONDS.
Washington, April Io-The secretary OF
the treasury will not call any continued pei
cent. bonds before all continued pc. cent
bonds have been called. Future calls will be
based upon figure received from the different
bureaus OF the treasury department.. 1t is an
tCipated that the surplus revenues from month
10 month will warrant calling $I5,ooo,ooc
each month hereafter.
| STAR ROUTE INDICTMENTS GOOD.
Washington, April Io-In the crimna
court to-day Judge Weylie decided the star
route indictments good and sufficient. The
motion to quash Was overruled and the indict.
ments stand
SERVING A PROCESS-SRRVER,
London, April Io.-Lord Mcdonald, hav
ing sent summons to twenty Of the tenants or
his estate on the isle Of Skye for non payment
OF rent, a process seryer was seized by a mob
and warned not 10 return, and the Summonses
burnt. The no-rent agitation is said to y.
spreading on the island.
MoRMoNS AND MoNoGAMIsTs.
Salt Lake City April 10. The constitu
tonal convention met to day. There was {
full attendance, chiefly monogamists. Iosepl
', 7. Smith, one of Taylor's counselors, wa:
elected president. There will probably be
strong efforts to adjourn sine die tomorrow, O,
to some other period.
The liberal element in the convention ga,