The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-23
NEWS OF THE WORLD.

PARNELL has left Paris for London.
GENERAL SHERIDAN was in Fort Clark yes
terday.
COLONEL WILLIAM FRITZ, of Bastrop, is
dead.
CHICAGO and Milwaukee cigar makers talk
OF striking.
QUEEN VICTORIAs leg still pains her, but the
swelling is subsiding.
1T is said that the water in the channel at
Arkansas Pass is now 10 feet deep.
THE London Times says the American new
tariff law is step towards free trade.
A COMPANY of soldiers has started From Fort
Gibson to arrest beligerent Creek Indians.
A GALVESTON syndicate has purchased con-
trolling interest in the Houston Street railway.
SIX men were severely injured by an explo-
sion of coal gas at Shenandoah Penn, yester-
day.
a section hand was killed by the cars at Gal
weston.
Ex-CITY MARSHAL of Bolton. w. S. Riggs.
was married TO Mrs. White at Bolton, last
evening.
MEXICAN and American rustlers have had an
engagement in Arizona, and one American
has been wounded.
Ex-PosTAL CLERK w. NJ. STEWART, at Gin
cinnati, has confessed he stole from letters and
is disposed to make restitution.
AT A MEETING in Corpus Christi last night
relative to the Nueces Valley railway liberal
additions were made to the subscription list.
LOUISVILLE citizens unanimously Oppose the
presentation of Salim Morse's Passion Play in
that city, and license will probably DC re-
fused.
book keepero1the Montgomery, Alabama, Mer-
chants and Planters bank, is defauter in
the sum of 100000.
PROMPTED by jealousy n. Canches, men,
Der of an old Spanish family Of California,
fatally shot his mistress in San Francisco yes
terday, and then killed himself
THE sum of $4,000 was yesterday paid by n.
G. Jewett IL Co., of Buffalo, for the trOttinV
stallion, Jerome Eddy, which has a record of
2:1613.
"REDUCED to ashes" may be written of q
noted German revOutiOnist named Charles
Zealhener, whose remains have been cremated
at Washington, Pa.
MATHEW ARNOLD, James Russell Lowell
United States minister, and Herbert Spencer
are mentioned as candidates for the reCtOrship
of st. Andrews university, England.
Mrs. HENRIETTA HAMBURG, aged 81, was
found dead at her residence, four miles from
Galveston, yesterday morning, and as her body
was badly bruised it is supposed she was muir
dered.
A MAN shot and killed his wife and danger
ousy wounded man named Soto near Brack-
EFT yesterday. He claims his wife was unfaith-
full and that Soto was her paramount. He has
surrendered.
AT UEIONTOwN, PA, John Kane MOlhe
Mcguire, suffers with four SS-calibre balls in
kill Superintendent Keighly, of the Young
town coke works.
THE House yesterday passed the Senate
joint resolution requesting Texas Congressman
to urge the settlement of claims of Brennan
citizens for property destroyed by incendiary
Federal troops during the war.
THE Revision Committee of the French labor
league. in its manifesto, attacks the French
constitution as framed in the interest of the
oligarchy, and asserts that reform is impossi-
BILE with two legislative houses.
ARGENTINE and CHILEAN troops had an en-
gagemOnt in Patagonia on the oath ult, i'm
which several were killed. The cause was q
refusal of the former troops to quit Gillian
territory. After the battle they retired across
the frontier.
THE remains of John Howard Payne, the
author of Home, Sweet Home, arrived from
Marsailles yesterday and are lying in state in
the mansion of the Governor of New York.
Tomorrow they will be taken to Washington
to be held by the authorities of Oak Hill GENE
tary till June 10th, the 9lst anniversary of the
poets birth, when the final funeral ceremonies
will