The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-21
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
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over from Mexc" tot day and surrendered to
the authorities, and was admitted to bail in
the sum Of ten thousand dollars.
Pedro Basque was extradited to-day by
the Mexican authorities. He is wanted for
the murder Of Mexican in Nueva Laredo,
Mexico.
ChaS. Smith, who is under indictment for
the murder OF Reilly. got change of venue to
Nueces county, and will be tried at Corpus
Christi at the next term of the district court at
that pla e.
Palestine INDIGNANT OVER IRELAND'S NOM
INTERPRETATIONS IMPROVEMENT.
Palestine. July 2o.-The news of tho nomi-
nation Of Judge Ireland was received here
with much untavorabe comment by the democ
racy. There has always been strong feeling
against his nomination among the party here,
and his success was very bitterly received by
most Of them There were loud expressions
of intense dissatisfaction, and declarations Of
intentions never to vote for him, which Of
course will ultimately be yielded in many
cases to party discipline and party fealty. But,
t" say the least, Palestine cannot be said to be
overoyed at the nomination.
The wat rworks here are being improved
and added to. SO that the supply may be more
satisfactory than has been the case lately.
RECEIVED WITH REToICING-CAMP MEETING.
Comanche, July 20 The notice of the
domination Of John Ireland for governor Of
Texas by the democratic convention was re-
ceived here to-day with the firing of anvils and
a general jubilee among his friends here,
which are largely the majority of the voters OF
this county. They Oh ec ed to third term for
the old alcalde. No complaints have been
heard against the nominations made for other
offices.
L, is raining here while am writing.
The Presbyterian and Methodist denomina.
tons will hold a camp meeting together on
The grounds about a quarter of mile from
the square next week. Preparations are being
made, and the meeting will commence next
Wednesday night.
All. STEPHENS NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR OF
GEoRGIA-A FULL STATE TICKET.
Atlanta July 2o.-In the democratic con-
ventipn this morning, A. O. Bacon's name
was Withdrawn, and A. H. Stephens was nom
mated for governor. The vote stood, Ste
phens, gas; scattering. The following
state officers were nominated: w. c. Bar
nette, secretary Of state: W. A. Wright, comp
,roller-gc0eral; N. D. Spear, treasurer; Cliff.
ford Anderson, Attorney-general Thomas
tlardeman was, on a cali OF counties, nomin-
ated for congressman at large, and the nomin-
alton made unanimous.
The convention adjourned after electing o
state executive committee and adopting a
platform he platform reaffrms the prin-
cples of JrtfersOnian democracy, and renews
faith in dem" cratic doctrines. L charges the
present national administration with undign
fed partisan conduct and corrupt interference
with local elections, and the prostitution o,
executive patronage for the purpose of extend
ing its power, and under col,x of collecting
internal revenue, with setting on foot armed
rai'!ing parties, who range at will, and otter
| subject innocent persons to the loss Of liberty,
and even life.
NEW STEAMSHIP LAUNCHED.
Chester. July 2o.-Ihc iron steamship Tai
lahassee, built for the Ocean Steamship com
pany. was successfully launched this afternoon.
The vessel is 3I7 feet over ALL 40 feet beam,
Is depth Of hold. and 2.Ioo tons burden
She will ply between New York and Savannah
SUDDEN DEATH OF MISS PARNELL.
Bordeutown, July 20. Miss Fannie Parnell,
denly at Old Ironsides, in this city, this after
noon.
MORE OF THE TOY PISTOL RPIDEvIC.
Chicago, July 2o.-Flteen more fatal cases
Of lock- jaw from wounds Ivy toy pistols on
the 4th of July have been reported in this city,
and three in the country. Six more boys
have died in Burlington, Iowa, and Peoria,
ILL.,, from the same cause.
STRAIGHT REPUBLICAN NOMINEE.
Norfolk, Va. July 2o.-The straight out re-
publicans of the second district to-day re-
nominated Dezendorf for congress.
TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT.
New Orleans, July 2o.-The officers of the
steamboat John Wilson, which struck snag
and sunk in the Atchafalaya river, Sunday
night, have arrived. The clerk reports the
loss of life at fifteen, as follows: Ben Hessen-
ger. cook: Sarah Tucker, second chamber
maid: Geo Walker, fireman; two children of
Mr.. E. b. Blanc, of Poplar Grove plantations
Geo. Stewart, passenger: Frank Call, Ed
Reed, August Nelson, Chas. and Lewis Mar
shall, Gus Jones, Joe Williams and Woodford
Scott rousters.
A DEATH-BRD SUMMONS.
Washington, July 2o.-Senator Hills daugh-
ter left here this morning for Atlanta, in re-
spouse to telegram summoning her to the
supposed death bed Of her father
NO NJ RE ELECTION CONTESTS.
Washington, July 2o.-It is understood
from leading republicans that no more con.
tested election cases will be called up for &C
ton during the present session of congress.
NE PROPOSED REDUCTIONS.
Washington, July 2o.-The conference re-
port on the river and harbor bill was pre-
sented in the house to-day. The committee
has reduced the aggregate amount of the