The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-06

of the balloonists, but in the meantime
the Calais mail steamer picked them
up and landed them at Dover.
DIED IN CHlLD.BED.
St. Petersburg, March 4. - Hessy
Helbmann who, because of being en-
ciente, was reprieved from the execu-
ton of capital sentence for completely
in the assassination of the late car,
died last week in childbirth. She was
attended by the first physician of St.
Petersburg. The fatal result was due
to structural malformation. Her child
was sent to the founding hospital.
MEXICAN ADvICEs.
City of Mexico, March "A branch
of the Federal Loan and Banking or
flee has been established in Oaxaca,
much to the qualification of the cltl-
zens.
Governor Diaz has granted con-
cession for the lighting of the streets
of Oaxaca.- He has also appointed a
commission to inspect the public school
system.
The bishop of Tobasco has been
slightly injured through a locomotive
on the Central railroad backing into a
passenger train, smashing the end OF
the car on which he was riding.
APPOINTMENTS GAzETTED.
Paris, March 1.-The appointment
of Count Amelot de Chaillan as minis
ter to Brazil, and of M. de Vienne as
minister to Argentine Republic, are
gazetted.
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE.
Washington, March 4.-The demo-
cratic congressional campaign commit.
tee, to consist of one member from
each state and territory, to be selected
by their respective delegation in con-
gress, has been partially formed by the
selection of the following representa-
tiveS: Messrs. Henderson, of Ala
bama; Jones, of Arkansas; Rosencrans,
of California; Phelps, of Connecticut;
Martin, of Delaware; Coleman, of
Georgia; Townsend, of Illinois; Combs
of Indiana; Phil Thompson, of Ken.
lucky; King of Louisiana; McLane, of
Maryland; Morse, of Massachusetts,;
Singleton, of Mississippi; Clark of Mis-
souri,; Flower, of New York; Cox, Of
New York; Randall, Of Pennsylvania;
Evins, of South Carolina Whitthorne,
of Tennessee; Wellborn, of Texas; Bar
bour, of Virginia; Curry, of Arizona;
Ainsle, of Idaho; McIrwin, of Montana;
Post, of Wyoming.
AS the full committee will consist of
forty.six members, eigoteen remain to
be selected. After each state and ter
ritory has been heard from, General
Rosecrans, chairman of the democratic
caucus, will call the committee togeth-
er for the purpose of selecting an ex-
eCutive commltte and chairman.
THE APACHES AGAIN.
San Francisco, March "A dis
patch from Tuscan, Arizona, says {:
Reports have reached here. that the
town of Naconi, containing several
hundred inhabitants, has been attacked
by the Apaches. Three persons have
been killed on each side. A courier,
who left the place for assistance, re-
ports heavy firing after he left.
FAVORABLE TO EAD's BILL.
Washington, March 1.-The senate
committee on commerce this afternoon
completed their consideration of the
bill introduced by Senator Vest to IN.
corporate the Interoceanic Ship Rail-
way company, and for other purposes,
commonly known as Ead's bill, and
authorized Mr.. Vest to report it to the
senate with recommendation for pas
sage with sundry amendments.
The bill as amended provides a
guarantee by the United States of d.
vidends CT E per cent. per annum for
fifteen years, or $5o,ooo,o 900 of capital
o.ooI, of ,b;c componv tho total ctOck