The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-17
LATEST CABLE TELEGRAMs.
GEN. WoLSRLKY TO DEPART.

| GEN. woLsRLEY TO DEPART.
Cairo, October 15.-Gen. Wolseley ha
been ordered home. He leaves here Thurs
day, and will proceed to Trieste so as t
avoid the quarantine at Dundisi.
NOT YET COMPLETED.
Cairo, October 1.-THE indictment O
| Arab Pasha and his associates has not beef
completed. The prosecution committee be
Geve the court martial cannot meet for an
| other week. u.
ARAB: FINDS A VALUED sYMPATHIzRR.
Paris, October I6.-An appeal by Victo
Hugo, deprecating the execution Of Arab
Pasha is published. 81,
TURKEY VERY ANGRY AT ENGLAND.
London, October I6.-A Constantinopl.
dispatch says: .England's reply to the porte.
note in regard 10 the evacuation of Egypt By
the British troops, caused great evaporation
at the palace. The fanatical party, taking ad
vantage of the sultan's anger, accused Said
Pasha, Turkish prime minister, Of having
caused the loss of Egypt to Turkey, and
demanded his exile. The struggle con
tinues.
POSITIVELY RRFUSED-FRARS OF ARABS rs
s. CAPE.
London, October I6.-A dispatch from
Cairo reports that the Egyptian ministry met
on Saturday to decide the question of counsel
and has informed Mr.. Rivers Wilson that per-
mission for Arab to employ foreign counsel
is refused. The Europeans are dreading the
possibility of Arabs escape.
AN IMPORTANT DOCUMENT DISCOVERED.
Cairo, October I6.-A correspondent tele-
graphs that the decree Of the council of minis
tiers, proclaiming the disposition of the khe-
dive, the existence of which Arab vehemently
denied, has been found at the house of Rifaat
Bey, having his signature and that of other
ministers.
FIGHTING BEFORE THE COURT.
London, October I6.-A dispatch the Times
from Cairo, says the evidence of Arab Pa
sha's completely in the June massacres is DOS
sibly insufficient to secure his conviction, but
it leaves little doubt that mot proven" rather
than mot guilty." will be the verdict of inn
partial minds. The Daily News states that at
private investigation of the rebel prisoners in
Egypt, most Of them objected to being cues,
toned in rega' d to the evidence which was re-
ceived previous to the outbreak, Arab espec.
tally urging that they were covered by gen
eral pardon issued by the khedive. Arab de-
clares that the June massacre was precipitated
by the presence of the British feet.
WILL COMBINE TO THE CONSTITUTION. 7,
Dublin, October I6.-Freeman's Journal,
reviewing the programme of the national con-
ference, says it is strictly constitutional and
parliamentary. 1t is only within the lines of
the constitution that the battles of Ireland can
now be effectively founded.
HOW THE NEW LEAGUE WILL Be CONSTR
TUTRD.
Dublin, October I6.-The demand for self
government in the programme of the national
conference includes the abolition of the NOM
ination by the government to the Office, and
the abolition Of the Office Of lord lieutenant.
The central counsel of the new league will
consist of thirty members, twenty OF whom
will be elected by county conventions and
ten by the Irish parliamentary party.
LIVELY SCENES ANTICIPATED.
Dublin, October I5.-Liv ly scenes are an
ticipated at the national conference owing to
to the belief of the popular leaders that there
is move to be made there relative to the
Kilmainham treaty. a1a
Connoisseurs value the Jewel cabinet of Ma
RE Antoinette, which forms the chief orna-
ment OF the last of the Louis XVI. rooms. at
the Palais de PIndustrie, Paris, at no less than