The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-16
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE LOCAL AND FOREIGN INTERESTS OF THE
KINGDOM.

KINGDOM.
London, June Is.-In reference to the re-
mark of Mr.. Trevelyan, chief secretary for
Ireland, said in the house of commons, yes
terday, that the evictions were proceeding at
a rate almost appalling A statement was
published that they now average thousand a
week.
In the house of commons, this afternoon,
Mr.. Trevelyan stated that OF the two hundred
and sixteen suspects now in custody, one hun
dred and fifteen are suspected of personal as
ISOLATION with crime.
The right honorable Hugh c. Childres, Sec
said that the rifles of the soldiers employed
for escort and protection duty in Ireland,
would hereafter be loaded.
The Neue Freie Presse says that England
and France are willing to agree that Turkey
shall be entrusted with Intervention in the
Egyptian case as mandatory and under control
of Europe, but, as power, should Turkey re-
fuse this mission, and persist in claiming the
position as sovereign power, the desire of
England and France will be accepted as the
mandate of Europe, or, in last resort, be left
to act independently. 1t is thought that color
is lent to this statement, in regard to the invi
tation to Turkey, by an answer of Signor
Mancin, Italian minister Of foreign affairs in
the chamber of deputies at Rome, yesterday,
that the Decentralization of English and French
forces was precluded by certain overtures
which England, with the knowledge Of France,
had that day made to Italy and other pow
| erS.
siders that the fact is established that the riot
at Alexandria on Sunday was premeditated.
In the house of commons, Gladstone gave
notice that he would move. tomorrow, that
precedence be given to the arrears of rent bill
whenever set down over other business, with
the exception Of the repression bill. There
will be morning sitting of the house on Fri
day.
PLUcKY ANNA PARNELL STANDS UP FOR HER
| COUNTRY.
Dublin, June Is.-As Earl Spencer, Lord
Lieutenant, was riding thr ough Dublin to-day,
ed to speak to him. Earl Spencer told her
that he was unable to hear what she was say
ing, but that he would talk with her at the
castle. Miss Parnell writes to the evening
papers that she had been shocked to hear that
the erection of huts for evicted tenants in
county Limerick had again been stopped, and
that she had asked Earl Spencer whether this
report was true. From his pretending that he
could not hear her, Miss Parnell believes that
he was ashamed, and that he would gladly es-
cape from the odious position in which he had
placed himself. She urges all who are con-
Iected with the building of huts to persevere.
of one man is arrested, she says let another
man take his place, so as to leave no show of
excuse for the continuance of this outrage on
humanity. She believes that If the people do
not show little determination, their children
will be murdered by exposure.
| OBJECTIONABLE ADVISERS.
Alexandra, June I5.-Germany and Austria
are trying to inducethe military party to ask the
khedive for portion of the military's demand
as a condition for the dismissal of the two
confidential advisers of the khedive.
THE SOLDIERS BEYOND CONTROL.
London, June I5.-A dispatch to the Times,
from Alexandria, states that the governor and
control over the situation, and that the SOL
ders only obey their colonies.
London. June ia dispatch from Paris
says that identical instructions have been sent
to the French and English consuls and ad-
mirals in regard to the protection to be afford
ed Europeans in Egypt.
ARIoT AND ITS RESULT, IN GERMANY.
| Condstadt, June ia riot has occurred
here among sailors and soldiers, and many
were severely wounded. Troops, with loaded
rifles, restored order.
London, p. M, June IA private dis
patch from Cairo states that all Europeans
have left there, except the staff of the Eastern
Cable, who have also been advised to quit, in
which event the company's line to India will
have to be altered
London, AGO p. m, June IA dispatch
juft received states that the Cairo Office Of the
Eastern Gable company has just been closed.
Because Marshal Costing promptly met
Russell as he landed from the train and arrest
ed him. A good many of the Austnites, who
sympathize with Russell, thought it was very
unkind of Costing, that he should not have
disturbed Russell, until he (RusselD took his
own good time to put in an appearance. Cos
ling did perfectly right-he did his simple
duty as an officer.
| The immense -four mills at Minneapolis
are now grinding California wheat, and it is
stated that it can be placed in the elevators
Of the mills at a lower price than the Minneso-
ia wheat. The grain is larger than the home
wheat and makes most excellent flour.
Mrs. Mackey, of California, is stunned by
the Parisians since her declaration that she
had enough peo,le about her who cared only
for money, and her last fancy dress ball was
failure in numbers.
Mr.. A. M. Stanley, the discoverer of Liv-
ingstone, is now in command Of the Belgian
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