The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-23
REPRESSION MUST PREVAIL.

mons to-day, Gladstone, replying to Patrick
Martin, member for county Kilkenny, stated
that he has seen the resolution of the Irish
judges against the suppression of the trial by
jury, but he was bound to say that he had
carefully considered the matter before the
resolutions were framed, and that the repres.
sion bill contained their deliberate conclusion.
Mr.. Schlater Booth, conservative, moved
an amendment declaring it is inexpedient to
charge the consolidated funds with any pay
ment for arrears. except in the form of loan.
He described the governments plan as COM
munistic and demoralizing, and most objec-
tionable in view of the Scotch and English
farmers who suffered as much as the Irish
farmers.
PROGRESSING NICELY-BISMARK'S DETERMI-
NATION.
London, May IA dispatch to the News,
from Berlin, states that negotiations between
Prussia and the vatican have advanced rapidly
during the past few days, with every hope of a
satisfactory settlement by the middle Of June
Bismark is still an invalid, but is determin-
ed to attend the second reading of the tobacco
monopoly bill in the reichstag, if he has to be
carried to the house.
A TIMELY WARNING.
Berlin, May 22 The Berliner Tagblatt
states that the German embassy at Petersburg
has been warned that the crown prince, Fred
erick William, will run great danger if he at
tends the coronation of the car at Moscow,
as there is deep and undiscovered con-
spiracy against the car and his guests.
THE CARS CORONATION POSTPONED.
London, May IA dispatch to the Cen.
trail News, from Tilst, states that at council
q ~ Il e. H. d. r
palace, it was decided, because of the receipt
of alarming information touching the projects
of the nihilists, to defer the coronation of the
car for one year.
THE REPORT CONFIRMED.
Brussels, May 22.-The Independent Gelni
confirms the report from Tilset that the coro-
nation of the car has been deferred for a
year. 1t says the information of the project OF
nihilists which caused the postponement, was
received at St. Petersburg from the foreign
palace.
AN OFFENDED REPRESENTATIVE.
Paris, May 22.-The chamber of deputies
to-day resolved, despite the opposition of M.
| Say minister of finance, to consider the pro-
posal substituting the duty on alcohols for the
duty on wines and beers. At the close of the
setting, M. Say rendered his resignation.
SPEEDY AND STERN JUSTICE.
City of Mexico, May 22.--Five men who
attempted to destroy bridge on the Mexican
| National railroad on Friday last we're caught
yesterday, and, by order of the governor OF
the state of Mexico, they were Immediately
| shot.
AN APPEAL FOR THE JEWS.
Moscow, May 22.-The Gazette states that
seventy of the principal firms here addressed
an important memorial to the minister OF
finance, setting forth the disastrous conse-
quences of expelling the Jews from Moscow.
A TERRIFYING WARNING.
Dublin, May IA loaded gun has been
| found at the door of Mr.. Lyons, liberal men,
Der of parliament for this city. 1t is supposed
that it was placed there as a warning.
FIRE IN JEWISH QUARTERS.
St. Petersburg. May IA fire in the Jew
ish quarters at Kavno destroyed one hundred
and five houses. The damage is 600, 900 rou-
bles.
IRELAND-A CANDIDATES LIFE THREATENED.
Dublin, May 22.-Cardinal McCabe has
received number Of threatening letters. He
is now guarded by the police.
WILL NOT RESIGN.
Dublin, May 22.-1he Freeman's Journal
denies that Mr.. Parnell is about to resign his
seat in the house of commons.
NEW POLICE INSPECTOR.
Col. Bruce has been appointed inspector
general of the Irish constabulary.
DEATH OF A DUKE.
London, May 22.-The duke of Grafton is
dead. He was aged 63 years.
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