The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-07
DOMETIC TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

DOMETIC TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
| FRANK JAMES MAKES THE EXPECTED SUR
RENDER.
Kansas City, October 6.-Frank James sur
rendered to Governor Crittenden on Yesterday.
When he handed his pistols to the governor,
ne aid the governor was the only man, ex-
cept himself, who had touched them for
twenty years.
WHERE FRANK HAS BEEN AND WHAT HE
SAYS.
Independence October 8.-Frank lanes.
the bandit. who recently surrendered TO the
civil authorities, arrived here this evening, in
charge OF the governors private secretary and
Major John Edwards, Of Sedalia. In an in
tervIew, he declared that from April, 1877,
until April, 1881, he had lived quietly with his
wife upon a rented farm in Tennessee, near
Nashville. As to his whereabouts since April
1881, he is silent. He says, however, that he
rea! OF the shooting of essie James in New
York paper on the morning of its publication,
Indicating that he was in that vicinity, and he
admits that he has been east of the Allegha-
MES and in Kentucky during the past year, at
stations all the way from Jefferson City. The
,reatest interest was manifested and the depot
platforms were crowded with expectant peo-
pie. James bears the marks of many battles.
Seventeen wounds have left scars, and he has
been shot through the body twice with minnie
balls. No examination was had to-day. The
prisoner was locked up in Jail for the night, an
examination will probably take place to-
morrow.
EVIDENTLY GRAND DEMONSTRATION
Boston, October 26.-The grand demon
stration of the lodge of Grand United Odd
Fellows in the United States, Canada and the
West Indies took place to-day. The process
sion was composed Of lodges from this vicin-
lty, and more than 100 delegates, representing
lodges OF most of the southern, middle and
New England states. The display was excel
lent and was witnessed by a large number of
spectators.
THE VOTE ON THE LIQUOR QUESTION.
Little rock, October 6.--The returns of the
votes in the special election on the liquor oues-
ton have been received by the sec, etary of
state from all but one small county as follows:
For all the license Is, $50; against the license,
1901. Only twelve out of the seyenty-four
counties against the license.
sCovlLLE AND HIS CRAZY WIFE.
Chicago, October George Scosille.
Gulteau's brother-in.law, filed a petition in
the county court to-day asking that Mrs. Scov-
be ad]udged insane and be confined 10 an asy-
lum for lunatcs.
MORE CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS
New York, October 6.-Congressional NOM
nations were made in the various districts to-
day as follows: Ben +. Eovey, by the re-
Publicans of the fourth New Jersey district:
John Van Voorhees,, by the republicans of the
goth New York district; Hart B. Holton, by
the republicans of the 9Th Maryland district.
THE LAND LEAGUE FUND CLOSED.
New Yort, October 6.--Mr. Patrick Ford
has just cabled Patrick Eagan, treasurer Of
the land league, at Paris, the sum of S7,42a.
81, making total of S342, 53S, 26 remitted to
the land league, which close the funds.
STEVENS WILL REACH SIXTY THOUSAND.
Augusta, October 6.-Thirtcen counties in
his district give Stephens 1864 majority.
The three other counties to hear from win
make I2'ooo. His majority in the state will
be 90, 900.
SrErhENs RESIGNS FROM CONGRESSIONAL
TREL's MALICE.
Atlanta, October Ito day Mr.. Stephens.
Inc newly elected governor, sent to the cover
nor his resignation of the Office of COMPRESS
man from the 9Th Georgia district, which was
accepted, and an election to all the vacancy
has been ordered for the 9TH inst.
SERIOUS CHARGES-GR0UNDS FOR CONTRASTING
THE GEORGIA ELECTION.
Washington, September 6.-Mr. J. B. Hen
ds'son, secretary of the republican central
committee in this city, received dispatch to-
night from A. r. RSph. chairman of the re-
publican state committee of Georgia in which
the latter says that in behalf Of Gen Gartrell
no will contest the election of Mr.. Stepheps
upon several grounds, -his bribery of votes
at the polls. open and notorious intimidation.
false counts by the managers failing to open
the precincts in several counties according to
law, and the voting Of convicts under guard.
some of whom were minors. He says he viii
summon many Witnesses, including Senator
Brown, aad asserts that the charges will be
, fully sustained.
On Sunday an exciting scene occurred in