The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-24
LATEST CABLE TELEGRAMS.
A BOLD DECLARATION.

Cairo, November 23.--Two members OF
the ministry, under Kagheb Pasha, declare
that Arab Pasha stated in open council, that
if the British fired shot at Alexandria, it
should be destroyed.
TO EE MUTUALLY SETTLED.
Alexandria, November 23.-The question
of Joint control is soon to be arranged TO a
satisfactory settlement concerning Egypt by
France and England.
NIPpED IN ITS INCIPIENCY.
ST. Petersburg, November 25.-The police
occupied the university here yesterday. The
students had intended to make a demonstra
ton. but the police forestalled them. 1t is ru-
mored that a mine has been discovered under
the building.
UNIVERSITIES CLOSED.
1t is positively reported, despite official de-
mails. that the universities at Warsaw and
Clarkof1 have been closed because OF the man
ifestationS OF the students.
WILL MEET THE FALSE PROPHET.
Constantinople, November 23.-The porte
has decided to send troops to south Arabia
where missionaries Of the false prophet are
trying to ncite a revolt.
GERMAN RELATIONS.
Berlin, November 23.-1he emperor VIII
90 70 Hanover Immediately on a hunting trip.
The Russian grand duke Vladimir, will join
him there. The repeated intercourse OF the
emperor with the grand duke Vladimir Is much
discussed here, and regarded as conflrma-
ton of the existence of friendly relations be-
tween Germany and Russia. The wish OF
Russi- is to show to Europe that her relations
with a i many are now just as cordial as be-
fore " advent Of Ignatieff to power. 1t was
dou, ,ie int nsifed by the knowledge OF the
w n,'ess rendered England by Germany
.bro,oSout tbe latter phases of the Egyptian
question.
DISPOSITION OF CUBAN REFUGEES.
Madrid, November 23.-The government
will liberate Cuban refugees early IN DeCem-
her in response to an appeal of England The
refugees will be required to promise that they
will not return to Cuba.
WILL RESPECT THE BALANCE.
The cabinet has resolved to reply to the de
mands Of the United States in regard to the
| losses suffered by the Americans during the
Cuban insmrection. They will act IN con
formity with the principles OF strict justice.
| DAMAGES.
Paris, November 23-The chamber OF dep
uties has prolonged the power OF the commit
ice appointed to settle the compensation tc
| French and American citizens for damages
during the civil wac of America, and the
Franco Prussian war Of 1873.
The Spirit Of the Times thus speaks of the
Jersey Lily: "She appears as professional
beauty, not as professional actress, and in
yites criticism, not upon what she does, bu
upon how she looks. Her large feet anc
hands are not those Of beauty; her eyes, toe
light for her hair, are not beautiful; her hail
is not natural in color, and its broken ends
,how that it owes its waves to the Crimping
iron. Her voice is smooth, and sweet, anC
pleasant: but when she forces it in impassion
ed speeches, it becomes high and harsh. He
walk, which has been praised as the poetry o
motion, is poetry in an irregular metre. AM
would be called awkward in an America
lady"
The uanisons have in rehearsal, "Littl
Nell and the MarchiOnesS. Louis will pla
"DIck Swiveller," and Alice Little Nell an
the MarChioness." ! hey will soon play /
! San EranClSCO