The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-04

secretary, announces that DIR. LamSon, be-
fore his execution, confessed his guilt to the
chaplain and acknowledged the justice of his
sentence.
NO FRESHMEN WANTED.
London, May 3.-The press association
says it is stated that Mr.. Chamberlain Is
pressing on the government the extreme dis
credibiity OF appointing an lrishman to sue
coed Forster.
FORSTER DISLOYALLY TREATED.
Leeds, May 3.-The Mercury, Leading
liberal organ, says Forster was dlsloyally
treated by some Of his colleagues, and person
ally, by Chamberlain.
CHIEF SECRETARY FOR IRELAND.
Dublin, May IA correspondent writes to
the Freeman's Journal that doubtless Mr..
Shaw, the member of parliament for Cork,
can have the Office of chief secretary for Ire
land, if he will accept it Internationally.
PARNEIL WANTED ON HAND.
London, May 3.-The land league mem
bers of parliament are trying to persuade Par
nell to come to London in time to be present
in the house of commons on Thursday, when
Forster will make his explanation.
A SLIGHT SENSATION.
London, May 3.--Goshen, in speech last
night in the house of commons, created much
of a sensation. lie said that as Gladstone be-
lieved social revolution exists in Ireland, ii
will have to be proved how far peace and Or
der will be promoted by the release Of social
revolutioniStS.
IRELAND AND CANADA.
A resolution was adopted by the British
parliamentary party yesterday with reference
to the action Of the Canadian Legislature,
touching Ireland, which recognizes the influ-
ence of that Legislature on solving any change
in the Irish policy of the government.
ANOTHER JAIL DELIVERY - THE PRISONERS
RECAPTURED.
Bastrop, Tex, May 3. - About 9 O'Clock,
this morning, the prisoners confined In the
county Jail made bold break for liberty. Sen
ate Ogle, under sentence of robbery, and an
other under sentence for horse stealing, sue
ceeded in getting out, but Oge was caught in
other is still at large. The prisoners escaped
from their cells by prying of the gate bolt,
which let them into the corridor, where were
confined only by brick wall. They soon
picked 4 hole through this wall large enough
for one man to crawl through. Ogle was the
first out, and would have escaped had he known
the surroundings of the town as well as the
second man. The third man was arrested be-
fore getting out of the yard.
PUSHING THE GULF, COLORADO AND SANTA
FE-RETURNING HOME.
Galveston, May 3.-The track of the Gulf,
Colorado & Santa Fee railroad will be laid in
to Lampasas, 276 miles northwest of Calves
ton, to morrow, and the line opened for traf-
fc to that point on the 18th. The company
are now actively engaged collecting iron and
other material at Lamville, fourteen miles
north OF BRENNAN. on the main line, for the
construction Of branch from Lamville to a
connection with the Montgomery and Nava-
sofa road, recently purchased by the Santa
Fe, which is to be extended to some objective
point in the pineries of southeast Texas. Work
on this division will begin at once.
Although the jury of inquest held over the
remains of Mary Juber, killed bv the street car
did not find John Brady, the driver, guilty of
negligence, he was brought before Judge Ke-
ly on a charge of murder, waived an examna-
ton, and was placed under a bond of ST., 400
for his appearance before the criminal court.
A large number of eminent Catholic digni-
taries who assisted in the conservation of
Bishop Gallagher, Sunday last, left for their
respective places of labor to-day. Among
them were Bishop Fitzgerald, of Little Rock;
Bishops Wallason, d. V, Gull, of Columbus,
Ohio; Bishop Neraz, of San Antonio; Bishop
F. X. Laray and others, of New Orleans.
Bishop Manning, of Corpus Christi, will leave
for that place tomorrow, on the Aransas.
Archbishop Peshe, Of New Orleans, is con-
fined to his bed, at tee cathedral residence, in
this city, by severe indisposition, and it will
Sbe some days before he will be able to return
to his duties.