The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-27
LATEST CABLE KILOGRAMS.
THR POLITICAL QUESTION IN GERMANY

| n. dav for members of the diet The returns
ca far received indicate that of three hundred
and seyenty-six members elected, one hun
bred and thirty are conservatives, torty-two
are free conservatives, seventy-nine OF the
contra party, ifty-three Of the national liberals
seventeen secessionists, thirty-two progresses,
eleven Poles, and FIVE independents and lker-
ais. The remainder are unknown among the
members returned. There are minister OF
war, public works, and agriculture. With the
exception of some speedily suppressed anti
Jewish demonstrations, the elections IN ber'
lin passed off quietly. The liberals are great
" disappointed at the tendency OF the cleo.
tons, they having thus far sustained several
wholly unexpected losses.
MORE OF sERRANo's PROGRAMME.
London, October 26.-A dispatch to Reu-
ter's telegram company, from Madrid, says
the programme of Marshal Serrano's party
Countries the re-establishment Of the consti-
tuition of 1879, modified. King Alphonso and
his dynasty are t. be recognized as the legiti-
mate rulers of the country, the king to have
the mower of dissolving the cortes, on condi-
tion that a new legislature shall be summoned
| Immediately, Present life senators arctic be
entitled to retain their dignity in the new leg
islature, and the sitting of congress is to be
limited to six months.
ADKEp LAID PLOT IN FRANCE.
Paris. October 26.-Le Paris publishes the
details of the anarchist conspiracy. lhey
show that il is composed of small numbers Of
Staunch supporters in all the towns
and manufacturing villages of France.
The members are mostly young men, who dis
'J distinctive name and letter, which was
seized bv the authorities. 1t recommends
that the groups should pretend to be trades
unions All the groups in department form
a federation. some having a secret smbof, and
these form the link between the groups and
the central committee.
Several of the persons arrested on Friday
lac belong to the federations. The central
committee is composed of delegates from each
Of the declarations. 1t meets monthly at
Geneva. Letters in Prince Krapot-
kine's hand writing show him to
he member in the conspiracy.
The disturbances in August at Mont
ceau.les. Mines were not ordered, as the COM
mittee disapproved Of them as premature.
Thew were due to the conduct Of the manager
of the mine. The dynamite found by the au-
thorities was manufactured at St. Sanveurs,
swift erland. A succession OF fires at mine
nroduced great uneaSiness. The action OF
The Government in suspending the trials OF the
nerson, arrested in connection with the rloting
st Montceau-les- Mines is much criticised, but
;s t,ken as resolution not to allow miscreants
to enjoy impunity. Two republican newspa-
mere at LYONS have been warned that their
offices would be blown up.
BOLD THREATS.
Paris. October 26.-M> Flonquet, project OF
the department Of the Seine, has resigned. Ii
is stated that the members Of the anarchis,
federations in Paris and its suburbs alone
number 1929. The Syndic OF Lyons has re-
ceived letter in which threat is made to
blow up the Bourse in that city.
RARK WRECKED AND THE CREW DROWNED.
london, October 26.-During Tuesdays
cole a bark was wrecked eff Great Yarmouth,
and the crew of thirteen were all drowned.
THE HOUSE OF LORDS.
london. October 26.-In the house of lords
this afternoon, Lord Granville, foreign secre.
tarv. moved a vote of thanks to the British
army in Egypt, similar to that moved by
| Gladstone in the house OF commons. Lord
Salisbury seconded the motion and it was car
ried without division.
HousR OF COMMONS.
| The house of commons was crowded thi.
Sir Charles Dixie, under foreign secretary
renlv;np to Mr.. Arnold, said no convention
had been concluded with Egypt for changing
the construction of the army of occupation II
Egypt. c.: pohsrt Rux,on co,serv.
tive he said Soudan and Upper Egypt were
undoubtedly disturbed, but the newspaper re-
norts were exaggerated. lie also stated tina
Great Britain had not been consulted in regart
70 the appointment Of Baker Pasha, but the
Government did not object to his appoint
ment. He said the khedive was most anxious
for the appointment of Baker Pasha.
Mr.. Gladstone in moving vote Of thank!
to the commander, officers and men OF tn
British army in Egypt, said he would ask thu
house of commons itself to consider the gov
eminent policy. He said the Indian contin
cent was worthy Of the brotherhood into which
thew had entered. 1t would be the duty O
the government to prepare suitable annultie:
for Admiral Seymour and Gen. Wolseley
who. he said, had accepted peerages. liz
smoke for an hour and concluded with per
Grafton on the confidence the country nigh
repose in its military forces.
Cairo, October 26.-A cabinet council ha
> been summoned for to-day. The khediV
will preside. 1t is believed the main Poin
of discussion will be the advisability OF stop
ping further proceedings against the rebels.
Col. John S. Mosby, American consul a
HONG konp intends to resign and return Z