The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-01-03
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
THE RUSSIAN ORGAN PUT ON A PEACE
| FOOTING.

organ LcOudIu ANNOUNCES that vi az.
count of the settled and peaceful as
.pect of European politics, it will in
the future only appear as a weekly
journal. a= ~
SALOON BLOWN UP. "
Shelbyville, Ind, January "A sa.
loon kept by two Mormons, at 7 les
tine, north of this place, has been blown
up with powder by some unknown per-
sons, making the second one blown up
in the past two months.
DIED OF SMALLPOX.
Chicago, January 2.-Daniel Fran
els, formerly chief operator of the Wes-
tern Union Telegraph Co., in this city,
and well-known in operating circles
died yesterday morning from small
pox. He was taken sick in the oper-
ating room Wednesday morning last.
A NEWSPAPER SOLD FOR ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Charleston, S. c., January 1.-The
News and Courier, newspaper, was
sold to-day by the owners, Riordan &
Dawson, to a joint stock company for
1oo, 900 dollars cash. The manage,
ment of the paper will remain substan-
tally unchanged.
A NEGRO BARBER SHOT DEAD-THE
SHOOTIST EXHONORATED.
Kansas City, NO., January Aloe
Burns, negro barber, was shot and
killed by Officer Lovett, who, mistak-
ing Burns for thief, ordered him to
halt. Burns refused to stop and was
shot dead. Lovett has been exhoner-
ated.
BURIED, IN ONE HUNDRED FEET OF
Denver, January 1.-The Republi-
cans Silverton special says: Edward
F. Ryan, Michael Ryan and Richard
Atkins, employed on Paradise tunnel,
on Saturday, were buried one hundred
feet deep IN a snow slide. Parties left
Silverton this morning to recover the
bodies.
ARRESTED ON A REQUISITION.
Norfolk, Va, January II. T.. S.
Lloyd, manufacturer of Lloyd's maps,
hailing from Tennessee, has been ar
rested upon requisition from the gov.
ernor of Tennessee, charged with OBJ
tanning from $4,000 to $4,000 under
false pretenses. He lett in charge of
an officer of that state to-day.
FAILED TO AGREE.
London, January "A dispatch to
the Standard from Paris says: At a
meeting of the Anglo-French CONNER
eial treaty commission, the concessions
made by the French commissioners in
regard to cotton and wooden goods did
not reach the minimum fixed by the
English commission and were finally
declined. The English commission
will therefore return on Monday.
LORD MAYOR OF DUBLIN INAUGUGUR-
Dublin, January Mr.. Dawson
was to-day formally inaugurated lord
mayor of Dublin. The corporation,
by a vote of 20 to I8, refused to pass
the customary vote of thanks to Mr..
Geo. Meyers, the retiring lord mayor,
in consequence of his refusal to con-
vene a special meeting of the corpora
ton to confer the freedom of the city
on Messrs. Parnell and Dillon. Moy-
ers was Kissed on the streets by a
mob.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS FESTIVAL ENDING
DISAsTRoUSLY.
Washington, ID. c., January "A
Cleveland dispatch reports that Satur.
day night, at Shadeville, Ohio, during a
Knights of Pythias festival, the floor
gave way, preclpitating over two hun
dred persons to the floor beneath.
Two were killed and two seriously in
jured, and seventy or eighty Others
more or less seriously bruised and
burned, as the building took fire. The
night was very cold and the scene is
described as frightful.
SHOT HIM IN SELF DEFENSE.
Selma, Ala, January 2.-Last night
Babe Burns and George E. Keipp be-
came involved in a quarrel. R. l.
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