The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-01-07
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
SECRETARY FOSTER GUARDED.

SECRETARY FOSTER GUARDED.
London, January 5.-Mr. Foster,
chief secretary for Ireland, has left
Dublin to attend to-morrow's cabinet
council. He proceeded to Kingston
under police escort.
PROCESS SERVER MISSING.
London, January 5.-A process
server named Haddy, and his nephew
have disappeared from near Balm
robe. county Mayo, and 1t is thought
they have been murdered and their
bodies hid in a bog. ~
a@. DESTROYED BY FIRE. a3st
Norfolk, Va, January 6.-This morn
ing a fire broke out in the store of Hen.
ry Woodward, at Suffolk, Va, destroy
ing the storehouse and stock and resi-
dence of Mr.. Ewell. Loss, about
$4,000; insurance, $4,000. Origin
unknown. .. .. a.,.',
RACERS ENTERED IN ENGLAND.
London, January 81. r. Keene's
Foxall and Lorillard's Iroquois, Gerald
and Aransa are among the entries for
the city and suburban stakes published
to-day. Foxall and Iroquois are also
both entered for EPSON and Ascot
gold cup. la. - aa, ~,
HON. T. M. HEALY IN DALLAS.
Dallas, January 6.-Hon. T. M.
Healy arrived last evening and address.
ed a large meeting at Craddock's opera
house. Mayor Crowdus presided. The
orator was introduced by Hon. ]. B.
Simpson. Col. Elliott, of the Herald,
made few pertinent remarks at the
close of Mr.. Healy's speech. a"
Persisted IN THE FLAMES.
Decatur, ILL.,, January Cat the
Macon county poor farm, when search
was instituted among the ruins of the
building, was found that three of the
inmates, Isaac Franklin, Martin Casey
and Franklin Fletcher, had persisted in
the flames. Total loss on building is
$4,000; insurance is $4,000.
THE BURNING OF SEVILLE & yoRcALEs'
y. MILL-FULLY INSURED.
Philadelphia, January 6.-The pick.
ers' weaving room and finishing room
of the Seville & Yorcales mill, at Man
ayunk, were burned out to-day. In
the weaving room were 50 looms.
Loss will not exceed $5o, 900, and it is
fully insured, divided among IS com.
panies. p. e. e.,
FRENCH POLICY TOWARD TUNIs. > J.
London January s.-A CONSTANT
nople correspondent of the Times says
that intelligence has been received
from Paris that Gambetta intends to
follow the example of England's Trans
vaal policy, by granting to Tunis a
larger measure of autonomy, but will
make her pay war indemnity.
RAILROAD coLLIsroN-rwo MEN KILLED.
Nashville, Tenn, January 6.-The
north bound passenger train, on the
Decatur division of the Louisville and
Nashville railway, coilided with the
rear end of a freight train which had
broken in two, near Everton's station
last evening, instantly killing Engineer
Noah Scott and F,remen Daniel WAR.
Two freight cars were burned.
MAIL ROBBERY.
Bismarck, January 6.-At Glendive,
200 miles west of here, the railroad and
express Offices were broken open yes
terday. Three mail sacks from Fort
Koch, Custer and Miles City, bound
east, were taken out, cut open and the
contents distracted. The sacks were
then thrown near the track. Two
watchmen were sleeping in the building
at the time. There is no clue to the
robbers. The value of the mails is un-
known.
MERCANTILE AGENCY REPORT.
New Work, January 6.-The failures
throughout the country for the week
are reported by R. G. Dun & Co.,
mercantile agency, as I46, which
shows a material reduction, as COM
pared with the same week of 1881.
The eastern states had I65. western
IS, southern 81, middle g, Pacific g,
and New York city 8. Business trou-