The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-22
MISCELLANEOUS TELEGRAPH NEW

- FROM Inc french OF Mime. kata1xl.
MISCELLANEOUS TELEGRAPH NEWS.
DARTMOUTH, December 2i-While cage
was descending the Hardenburg mine yester-
day, the chain broke and the cage fell, killing
twenty persons.
Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, December 2I-The car
has committed, to imprisonment at hard labor
the death sentence of the woman who wound
ed the governor of TSchita.
Ireland.
DUBLIN, December 2I.--The secretary Of
Luke's emigration fund appeals for aid to
enable the distressed people Of Ireland to emf
CRATE.
A company is forming a capital of one mil
Ian pounds for the developing of Irish man
ufaCtureS.
Forty young farmers were arrested in con-
nection with the proclaimed meeting al Bally-
menia.
Maynard Young Man Shot--Act Of II
Crank.
WACO, December 2I.-Walter Colson, a
young man Of good family, but leading way
ward life for several years. was shot and
wounded in the thigh few nights ago at or
near house OF ill-fame in this city. lie says
the shots were fired by three men concealed in
the corner of the yard. Several arrests have
been made. but the parties were discharged.
A horrible story Of self-mutilation comes
from Axtell station, east Of this city, on the
Narrow Guage, but the particulars cannot be
ligious crank, and was literally obeying the
r. e. =;
thee, pluck it out"
The Goldens have been playing four nights
here to good houses.
France.
LYONS, December 2I.-Prince krapolkinc
has been arrested for completely in various
| anarchist movements in French territory. The
Prince is charged, first, with belonging to an
| association of Frenchmen and foreigners, the
object of which is to overthrow the social
order by means of pillage and assassinations
and, second, with being the chief mover of the
| anarchist association in France and with visit
ing Lyons to organize a conspiracy. Prince
krapolkine and Iorty-tive other anarchists will
be tried early in January.
PARIS, December 2I.--lt is reported that
Cardinal Bonnet, Archbishop Of bordeaux, is
dead.
The cabinet to-day considered an exped
ton to Torquin. President Grevy assented to
the proposal of the minister OF marine, and it
| is regarded its adoption by the government
will demand credit of eleven million francs
for the expedition.
Mad Ram Iiite---Eagyage Sold House
Burned--Per>Onal, Etc.
FORT WORTH, December 2I.-One Of our
bankers. w. J. Baiz, was bitten by mad ram
while in his pasture near the city. Mr.. Bal
was badly hurt.
The baggage of the defunct Stanton Seim-
ness troupe which failed here two months ago,
was sold by the hotel proprietor for charges
On being opened, one of the trunks
contained three fifty dollar bills.
ID. ID. Fiquet, the Houston scientist who
has discovered how to produce sex at will in
the animal world, is here explaining to stock
men his wonderful and profitable discovery.
A large meeting house. called Crowley hall,
was fired by an inCcndiary last night, and 4
total loss sustained OF $I.5o5. No insur-
anCe.
Col. E. W. Morton, lately independent
candidate.tor governor, heading thirty-seven
l'aptists, Withdrew from the organization last
night to establish another church.
England.
LONDON, December 2I-On the news
reaching the Prince of Wales that Gambetta
had relapse, he teegraphed an inquiry as
to the real condition Of the sufferer. A reply
was forwarded that Gambetta's wound had
thoroughly healed, and careful examination
satisfied the doctors his condition is satisac-
tory.
Herbert Matson, Congregational minister
OF Northampton, makes public letter from
President Arthur, acknowledging letter from
Matson, calling attention to Washing!ons
relics The president says that in the absence
of any legislation by congress looking to their
purchase, he is unable to take any steps in
that direction
DIR. Benson, selected as Archbishop of Can
terbury lately, has become somewhat unpOpu-
lar with the Cornwall non-Conformists, who
hrSt considered him conciiatory. The cause
OF the offence was sentence in the address at
the llberationS society of issuing crafty for
gereS and printed ialsites
A canvass among the tobacco men of Gin
cinnau reveals the fact that, whatever their
opinion may be about the proposed tax reduc-
ton, their first and principal desire is that the
matter shall be settled in some way as speed
lily as possible. in order that they may know
wharto depend on. Until the uncertainty is
removed their operations will be limited. And
in this desire the Cincinnati tobacco men rep
resent all those whose business interests are
affected by changes in internal revenue or
custom duties. here will naturally be 4
marked depression in number of industries
this winter just on this very ACCOUNT ST
Louis Globe Democrat, Rep