The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-22
AVertising Directory.
LATEST CABLE TELEGRAMS.

LATEST Gable TELESkA MS.
London, November 2I.-The queen in con-
ferring the decorations at Windsor, returned
her thanks for the galantry and devoted Of
the troop in the Egyptian campaign. The
queen, comforting the decorations, said: ~
have called you here to-day to express my
best thanks for the gallantry and devotion you
displayed in the short, but decisive campaign,
in Egypt and say how proud | am of my sol
diers and sailors who have added fresh laurels
to those already obtained in previous cam
paigns, and of their devotion to their queen
and country" At the close Of the queens ad-
Dress which was delivered with beautiful EN-
phasis the three lines of men retired, leaving
the queen face the commander of the expedi-
ton and naval brigades. Comforting the decora-
tons then began.
GREY'S INVESTIGATION.
London, November al The commons
committee investigating the imprisonment of
f. Dwyer Grey, at meeting to-day reconsid-
cred its report. Sections paragraph was re-
jected, only Sexton, McCarty and Dillwyn
voting.
A DUKES APPOINTMENT.
London, November 2o.-Thc Duke Of
Edinburgh will be appointed colonel in the
chief royal marines.
A FATAL DUEL.
Munich, November 2I.-The names Of the
principals in the duel at Wienzeburg were
Capt Emmerich, who was killed, and Herr
Meyer, a lew. The duel was forced on EN-
merich by court of honor. 1t was fought
with pistols at five PAGES. Meyer was the
challenger.
A COLONIZATION SCHEME.
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meeting at Frankfort, on the 9th of Decen
Der. of the German colonization society. The
aim is at the promotion of the foundation of
German colonies, which the members think
are only wanting to the greatness and stability
of the empire. Bismarck is not yet quite Ger
tain of their operation, but a popular agita-
ton in this direction is rapidly gaining
ground.
TO DIE ON THEIR OWN PLEA.
Dublin. November 2I.-The remaining four
men charged with completely in the murder of
Joyce, at Montrasna, who had not been
brought to trial, to-day plead guilty and threw
themselves on the clemency Of the crown.
They were sentenced to death.
WHOLESALE DISCHARGE OF CLERKS.
Paris, November 2I.-Uneasiness is caused
here owing to the dismissal by the financial
establishments of 5000 clerks, and the clos
ing of many of is branch houses.
ANARCHIST oUTRAGEs
Paris, November, 2o.-Several leeitimists
in the de- artment of Vendee, have received
threatening letters from anarchists. A dy-
Mantle boom has been thrown into the house
of legitimists.
A GUNBOAT FOR CONGO.
Paris November 2o.-The Liberal announ.
ces that in consequence of the treaty conclud-
ed by DeBrazza a French gunboat has been
dispatched up the Congo river.
PRESIDENT CREW RECOVERED.
Paris, November 2o.-President Grevy has
gone on a shooting excursion. His recovery
is apparently complete.
ARABS CASE-WHo HIS COUNSEL RELY ON.
LONDON, November 2I.-Formal charges
against Arab Pasha cite articles of the Otto
man penal and military codes. Broadley and
Napier, counsel for Arab Pasha, in public
letter, contend that to be convicted under the
codes the rebel must have waged war against
the sultan. This letter also declares the pris-
oner will prove that the porte approved their
action from first to last, and that the khedive
also, long before the commencement of the
war, waver"d between the retrograde party
and nationalsts, but that after the arrival of
Dervish Pasha in Egypt, he acquiesced in the
early phases of resistance. Broadley and Ma
pier chiefly rely for the. success of their case
on the proofs that Arab Pasha really headed
the nationalist movement, and was supported
by nearly all of Egypt. They will prove, they
say, that the recent war was the most humane
known in the history of the nation, and that
the efforts of the leaders were uniformly di-
rected to secure the safety of person and prop
erty.
TROOPS FOR SOUDAN.
Cairo, Novemb r 20 Egyptian troops are
ordered to the Soudan desert in large numbers.
As a precaution, arms and ammunition re-
quired for the expedition, are being forwarded
10 Soudan separately.