The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-04

against Governor Blackburn and Judge
Brown. The latter has fled from town There
is still great excitement.
HARD FREEZE.
Montgomery, November 3.-The thermom-
eter here this morning marked Is degrees.
There was heavy white frost and thick ice.
THE FIRE MARSHAL'S INVESTIGATION.
New York, November 3.-The fire marshal
to-day continued his investigation of the Park
theatre fire. The testimony developed moth
ing new. John Leo, the employee who met
his death at the fire, was buried this after.
noon.
INDICTED FOR VIOLATING ELECTION LAWS.
The grand jury to-day presented indct-
ments against eighteen persons in the eighth
assembly district for violating the election
laws.
HASTY MEETING OF THE CABINET.
London, November 3.-The English cabi-
net council, having been suddenly summoned
to meet to-day. it has not yet transpired what
was the purpose of the hasty meeting.
vExING cLoTURE RULES QUESTION.
London, November 2.-When the house of
commons divided yesterday on Gibson's
amendment substituting as requisite for the
declaration of a cloture two-thirds majority,
for bare majority, proposed by the govern
ment, Shaw, Dillingham; and HEAVIER, home
rulers, and fifteen liberals, voted with the con-
servatives in favor OF the amendment The
remainder of the home rulers voted with the
government.
THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
London, November 3.-In the house of
commons, Sir ChaS. Dixie, under FOREIGN Sc
cretary announced that none of the great pow
ers had made any representation concerning
Earl Dutferin' mission. The porte had made
a representation, but the government had sent
a satisfactory explanatory note, stating that no
change in diplomatic relation was intended,
and with that assurance Turkey had expressed
herself we'll satisfied.
The debate on the cloture was then resumed.
Sir VIM. Vernon Harcourt, liberal, moved as
an amendment to the measure, that it should
require three Fights of the members present
on any occasion to put the cloture in opera
ton. Gladstone objected to this amendment
1t was substantially the same as that for a two
thirds majority, which the house had voted
down. 1t was open to the same objection as
the previous amendment, and was but little
less Objectionable.
FRANCES REVOLUTIONARY MANIFESTO.
Paris, November 3.-The revolutionary
manifesto posted last night were of commun-
istic origin.
MORE EXPLOSIVES DISCOVERED.
Paris, November 3.-Explosive materials
were discovered in the coal depot and tele-
graph office at St. Pourcan.
EUGRNIE's WILL.
Paris, November 3-The Voltaic saws that
ex-Empress Eugene has made her will in
favor Of Prince Victor Napoleon.
INCREASE OF GERMAN EXPORTS TO AMERICA.
Berlin, November 3.-The exports from
Germany to the United States have reached
the unusually large total of 6fty-six million
marks.
WILL SHAKE OFF ENGLAND.
The National Zeitung, of this city, gives
publicity TO note evidently inspired by the
highest authority, in which it sets forth that i,
not being within the range of possibility Italy
would shake off England. in the Egyptian
matter, and then return Gambetta to power.
LADY DIXIE DEFENDED.
Dublin, November 3.-P. J. Smith, men,
Der of parliament for Tipperary, and a moder-
ate Irish nationalist. has written a letter de-
Tending Lady Florence Dixie, in which he
taxes the ground that not only members of the
land lea que, but subscribers as well, are
invited to criicise the disposition made of the
fund
EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA IN ITALY.
Rome, November 3.-The Dlertto edito-
rally expresses the hope that the emperor of
Austria will soon visit Rome, and says the re-
ception would be Of a most cordial character
No fears of hostile demonstrations are enter
tanned.
ASSIGNED 10 AN IMPORTANT MISSION.
Cairo, November Gin consequence of
the vagueness of kilograms received from
Egyptian sources respecting military opera
tons around Soudan three officers Of the
British army have been dispatched to the
scene Of conflict, with instructions to report
fully, accurately and carefully on the military
situation and the prospects, and to inspect the
roads to Suakin and Khartoam; also to report
to the possibility Of placing the fortress at
Khartoum in a state of defense in case Of ne
cessity.
THE WAR IN SOUTH AMERICA.
Panama, October 2s-A dispatch from
Lima says the papers are totally averse to the
American Intervention.
The Monteneros attacked the Gillian troops