The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-23
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GOING TO RUIN,

GOING TO RUIN.
Lima, Peru, October FL News from Are
quipa says the official acts of the provisional
government show that they are marching
headlong toward a fatal end. The Lerfect Of
Arequipa rendered his resignation, but the
supreme government refused to accept it be-
cause at present his services can not be dis
pensed with.
SMALL POX AND YELLOW FEVER.
Panama, October 2I.-The Colombian gov
eminent has learned of an outbreak of small
pox at Emperador. There are FIVE cases Of
yellow fever in the Canal hospital to-day. The
United States steamer Saratoga arrived at
Colon yesterday. All well on board.
ENGLISH FINANCES.
London, October zI.-The Economist saws
discount for bank, sixty days to three months,
is 81, and for trade bills, sixty days to three
months, 4(a4H. The rise in the price ap-
pears for the moment to have worked itself.
Mexicans declined, as nobody is authorized to
negotiate with European creditors of Mexico.
Grand Trunk fell shortly. Americans were
irregular; Lake Shore advanced l per cent;
Ohio and Mississippi Iz@IA per cent.
PLACED IN CHARGE.
City of Mexico, October AN. Seass,
Mexican Central railroad, has been placed in
charge of the construction of the Pacific side
of the Tehauntepec road.
SLIGHT EARTHQUAKE
San Salvador, October Ala slight shock
OF an earthquake occurred at 1870 to day. The
dry season appears now to have set in.
CoNFKDEATR BONDS.
London, October zI.-The Daily News, in
its financial articles this morning, says that
dealings in Confederate bonds are again re-
ported, the price being $I.5o per nominal
GRAIN DECLINING.
Konigsburg, October 2I.-There has been
a tremendous decline in the prices of Russian
grain owing to the competition of America
TO THEIR CLIENT.
London, October 2Ir-The Official Gazette
gives notice that vessels arriving at Italian
ports from Florida and Texas will be consid-
cred as infected with yellow fever and quaran-
| tined.
ARABS ADVISER.
| Vienna, October2r.-Nne:, who was Arab
Pasha's European adviser, declares that
he received no rewards for his Services, and
that he can prove by documents that the evac-
uation of Alexandra and defense of the coun-
try were ordered by the ministry and sane
toned by the Khedive.
| TRYING THE REBEL PRISONERS.
| LONDON. October Ala correspondent of
the Times at Cairo says: every little docu-
mentary evidence has been adduced in the ex-
animation of the rebel prisoners beyond the
file of Arab Pasha's official journal published
in Cairo during the campaign. Arab admit
ted nothing. He has not initiated his COL
leagues in seeking to throw the blame on
Others"
| dispatch to Reuters Telegram Company
from Cairo states that. according to an agree
ment arrived at between Messrs. Broodey and
Napier, Arabia's counsel and government law
yer, in regard to the course of procedure,
English counsel will have access to Arab and
the right Of recalling witnesses for the prose-
cutlon tor crosS-examination of calling wit
nesees for the defense and of examining
evidence given during the preliminary investi-
CATION; counsel expected that the Egyptian
Government would appoint several additional
members on the court martial who will be able
to speak English and will generally take steps
to raise the proceedings to the dignity OF a
great state trial.
| EDITOR ARRESTED.
PARIS, October 2I.-The Chambers have
been summoned to meet on the 9th of Novem-
Der.
M. Gle, editor of the Socialist journal
| Citoyen, has been arrested in connection, it il
believed, with the agitation among the miners
at Montceau les mines.
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