The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-18
LATEST GABLE TELEGRAMs.
ENGLAND's PERSISTENT DEMAND.

ENGLAND's PERSISTENT DEMAND.
Cairo, October I7.--Sir Edward Malet an.
| nounces that the trial Of Arab Pasha and his
associates will not proceed unless they are de-
tended by English counsel, while the Egyptian
ministry has informed Sir Edward that it win
not be responsible for the government of the
country il English counsel introduces q meth.
cd OF procedure unknown to Egyptian courts.
ARABS REASON FOR CONTINUING THE WAR
London, October ia dispatch from
Cairo says, in regard to the defense of Alex
andria, that Arab Pasha avrrs that he acted
under orders from the khedive He says he
continued the war after bombardment by order
Of the national council at Cairo.
POLITICAL SENSATION.
Madrid, October I7-Political and finan-
cial circles are much excited by the news that
Senior Segastra prime minister, has had long
| and amicable interview with Marshal Zerano
The incident has created a profound sensation
in its hearing on the situation and prospects
of the political parties.
THR FEVER AT cAMARGo, MEXICO.
New Orleans, October 1.-THE Times
Democrats special from Camargo, Mexico,
says: There is no fever at Reynosa. There
have been over hundred cases here since the
beginning of the disease, and ten deaths.
Among the sick is Antonio Alvorado, mayor
NO DISPOSITION TO YIELD BY ENGLAND.
London, October 1.-THE Times says tina,
unless proper arrangements are made by TIT
Egyptian authorities to secure fair trial for
Arab and his followers, it is possible England
| will require them to be handed back to heI
custody.
NOT so MUCH WHEAT WANTED.
London, October r7.-Mr. Jas. Card esti-
mates the requirements in Great Britain for
foreign wheat rom the first Of September .,
500, 600 quarters, or nearly q, ooo, 900 quar-.
| lime last year.
THE LAND LEAGUE NATIONAL CONFERENCE IN
SESSION.
Dublin, October 1.-THE Irish national
conference was opened here to-day. Panell
presides. A letter was read from Eagan
dated Paris, rendering his resignation as treas
urer of the land league, and giving statements
Of the funds Of the league. They show tina,
t 2o4, $40 sterling have passed through his
hands. OF this sum, there was disbursed in
relieving distress in 1879 and 1880, EIo,ooo
in defense Of state trials over SI5,ooo, and J,
expenditures through the general land league
and ladies' league. SI48,ooo. leaving a bal
were received With ,emendous cheers by III,
delegates. Nearly all the extreme Irish mem
bers Of parliament were present, and the at
tendance of delegates is large.
HANCOCK is the only candidate in the WOOL
growing district who has the manhood to de.
nounce protection. This is the great issue be-
fore the American people, and the democrat
who does not come out boldly against protec.
ton should be kicked out of the pa,y. Go
| ahead. Hancock! it is better to be right than
to be congressman.-[He Henderson Times.
Well then he'll be right, because he will
never be cong. essman again. We are going
to bury him under vote Of condemnation 1000
ballots deep.
THE other day Hancock, the old alcalde,
Terrell and Lubbock spoke at Burnet, and
the result appears in the following special in
the Austin Statesman:
Burnett, October If The greenbackers are
goirg to have big barbecue on the aoth
Gen. G. W.. Jones, Judge Ireland and Col.
Irlgg will be here The greenbackers will
carry the county by large majority.
The color of the sun, says Prof. Langley.
is the effect entirely Of the atmosphere Of the
earth. II the air were perfectly transparent
We should see blue sun instead of golden
one.
The town of Pawtucket, R. /, has refused
to accept city charter by majority of e6
vote. Paw,ucket has population of 20, ooo
and is the largest town under town govern
ment in the United States.
The wife Of the Italian vice consul at Pensa.
cola, bride of only few days, who was ship
wrecked en- route from Italy, and after being
rescued braved the pe,tile,ce to meet her low.
er, died in that city Of yellow fever recently.
Free trade would hand this country over to
Great Britain fettered and bound. and to
condition Of servtude as bad as hat of the
American colonies when they threw off the
British yoke - lDetroit Press and Tribune,
Rep.
'For my part" said Dean Burgon, in the
course Of a recent sermon at Cambridge uni
versity, II am content TO seek my ancestors in
the garden Of Eden; let others, il they choose,
look for theirs in the garden called zooloei-
cal"
The meat market in New York is complete
ly demoralized by the invasion of Chicaoo
dressed beef On Tuesday morning last good
cheaper than it sold for FIVE months AGO. and
prices will still 60 lower.
Edmund Neupelt the Norwegian pianist
and composer, has arrived from Europe and
viii make his FIRST appearance at an evening