The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-03
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
,ADU LEAGUEDS TO BE RELEASED.

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queens bench, on the ground that no
offence was charged in the summons,
has granted conditional order for the
release of several lady leaguers who
are in Mullingar jail for not finding
bail to be of good behavior.
Panama, February 1.-The French
government upon learning that the
supreme court of Guatemala had &C
quilted the soldiers charged with as
saulting the secretary of the French
legation, has refused to receive the
envoy of Guatemala. A frigate has
been ordered to Guatemala to demand
satisfaction. Ten thousand francs in
demnity and the Imprisonment of the
assallants are demanded.
THE SLOSSON VIGNEAUX BILLIARD
MATCH.
New York, February 1.-The fol-
lowing message was was received last
night:
Paris, February I, 1SS2.-Vig-
neaux's total score is 1000. Slosson's
total score 1900. l have the ball on
the rail to resume the play again. Wig
neaux's run 227. Slosson's best run
1913; the best on record.
GEO. F. SLossoN.
GARFIELD MONUMENT FUND.
New York, February I. Mayor
Grace, as chairman of the national
Garfield monument fund, made pub
lie letter this evening setting forth
the following gentlemen who had con.
sented to receive subscriptions in this
city IN behalf of the fund: VIM. r.
Grace, John Fl. Starin, VIM. A. Cole.
Joseph w. Drexel, Chas. H. Fry, Jas.
M. Brown and Chas. b. Waite. Mr..
Fry has been appointed treasurer, and
subscriptions will be received by the
committee for amounts not exceeding
$Ioo by each person. The treasurer
to-day received $1223, and the COM
mittee hope promptly to raise $40 900.
the amount expected of this city.
SYMPATHY FOR THE JEWS OF RUSSIA.
London, February 1.-The meeting
called by the lord mayor at the instance
of distinguished citizens to protest
against the outrages committed upon
ews in Russia, was held to-day at the
Mansion house. The hall was crowd
ed long before the hour at which the
proceedings were to begin. The lord
mayor presided. Among the eminent
persons present were the archbishop of
Canterbury, Cardinal Manning, the
earl of SALISBURY. sir Alexander T.
Gait, cannon Farrar and Mr.. Marley.
Several members of the Rothschild
family and all the leading IsraeliAs of
the city attended the meeting.
Alfred Tennyson was not present,
but letter was received from him, in
which he said: l am dismayed at the
madness of hatred evinced against the
Jews. If the unspeakable barbarities
being committed are not universally
denounced it is only because they are
SO alien to the spirit of the age as to
be almost increditlble. The govern
ment, however, may have reason to
fear that official Intervention would do
more harm than good.
Letters from most of those who had
signed the request for the meeting but
were unable to be present were read;
also from Karl Blind and Rev. Mr..
Sturgeon, the latter protesting, as
non-conformst and liberal, against out
RACES upon the Jews.
Resolutions were adopted declaring,
while we disclaim the right to interfere
with the affairs of Russia, and desire
the preservation of am.cable relations
with that country, it is our duty to ex-
press the opinion that the laws of Rus
STA concerning the Jews tend to de-
grade her in the eyes OF Christians.
The earl of Shaftesbury, Cardinal
Manning and Canon Earrar spoke in
support of the resolutions. The lord
mayor was requested to forward
copy of the resolutions to Mr.. Glad
stone, in the hope that the govern
ment, when the opportunity arises,
shall exercise friendly influence in be-
half of the prosecuted jews. A relief
fund was opened, and subscriptions
were received from many of those
present.