The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-07
LATEST CABLE TELEGRAMS.
VERY COLD WEATHER IN RUSSIA.

VERY COLD WEATHER IN RUSSIA.
St. Petersburg, November 6.-The weather
is extremely cold. Navigation has closed and
the river Neva is blocked with ice.
A DENIAL.-GRRMAN RELATIONS.
St. Petersburg, November 6.-An official
message denies that an order is being issued
prohibiting the expectation of horses.
1t is affirmed in Russian diplomatic circles
that the relations with Germany are most
cordial.
ANOTHER EXPLORING EXPEDITION WRECKED.
Copenhagen, November GA report has
been received here that the Danish Aslatic ex-
ploring expedition met with serious disaster
by the wreck Of their steamer Lymphia on the
Siberian coast.
NO PEACE IN SOUTH AMERICA.
Panama, November 6.-The Diario Official
of Lima, says the news by to-days steamer
states that peace negotiations with Don Gar
Ca Calderon are finally broken of, and that
he has been sent into the interior and con-
fined at Angel.
THR CONTROL OF EGYPT.
Paris, November 6.-The European powers,
with the exception of France, accept the
proposition of British control in Egypt under
European surveillance. The Paris papers are
much irritated over this state of affairs and
earnestly urge the government to carefully
guard the interests of France against the ra-
pacity of the British.
WILL REMAIN FIRM.
Paris, November 6.-The Memorial Dplo-
matioue states that Earl Granville, British
foreign secretary, sent note to the powers re
newing the assurance that England would
abide by all her previous declarations regard
ing Egypt A dispatch from Alexandria says
there is great distress among the victims of in
cendiarism, who are willing to be paid in
demnity, and they have been compelled to
appeal to private charity in order to sustain
themselves.
THOSE CUBAN. PRISONERS.
London, November 6.-The Standard >
correspondent at Madrid says the Cubans
were not handed over by the British but were
driven by them in a car to the Neutral Zone
and left there. 1t was previously intimated
to the Spanish authorities that the escaped
prisoners would be expected at the place indi
Gated, at a certain hour, at which time officers
were in waiting, and the Cubans we're i'm
mediately arrested close to the English SEN
tries.
COMBINING AGAINST JOHN BULL.
London, November 6.-The correspondent
of the News at Berlin, telegraphs that Russian
diplomacy is making great exertions to induce
France to unite with Russia in policy un-
friendly to England.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
PARIS, November GA mail train on the
road from BOulogne to Paris came into coils
ion with freight train this afternoon, and
many passengers were hurt. The Countess
Somers was seriously injured, but not killed.
ARRESTING ANARCHISTS.
PARIS, November 6.-Several anarchists
were arrested to-day in Creuyot, Lyons Lille
and Marseilles.
ACT OF A RUSSIAN OFFICIAL.
Phillippolis, November 6-The Russian
consul a, this point having entered in to an
intrigue, secured, by the aid of some malcon-
tents, the election of candidate for presi-
dent of the assembly who holds strong pro-
Russian views. Public feeling has become so
st ongly excited over the matter, and so much
ln,lir ma ion is expressed, that the national
nary will take steps to bring the matter of the
election before the assembly, and thoroughly
sif, he whole subject. with n view OF prevent
inc A Ie-occuuence Of such interference.