The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-12-04
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VIEWS OF SPEAKER CARLISLE AS TO
THE POLICY OF THE B0URB0NS.
Death Sentence Passed Upon O'Donneii---
sitting Bull Surrendered
Egyptian News.

ienueft Az camp on iopiaf river OF I'VE
lodges Of Sitting Bulls forces, from the British
provinces. Senator Warner will soon intro
duce bill in the House for the retirement Of
trade dollars.
CHICAGO, December 3.--Last Friday the
International Union OF Cigar Makers, to the
number Of 1910, notified the manufacturers Of
this city of their refusal to work alongside the
members OF the Progressive union, a rival or
ganization. The manufacturers at once signed
an agreement 10 shut their doors this morning
against the lnternationalists, but only ! stood
by the compact, and as a consequence only
about $50 workmen were shut out.
ST. LOUIS, December z.-The Missouri
Pacific railway authorities state that factors
AID cotton commission men Of all parts of the
country who make advance bills Of ladinp
should have them examined, as many fraudu.
lent bills Of lading have been issued by de-
faulting railway agents, the last noticeable
case being the agent at Sherman, Texas
(Easton). Parties are generally cautioned
against acceT ting bills Of lading signed by
Easton.
Nav YORK, December 1.-The World
prints an interview with an intimate friend Of
Samuel J. Tilden, in which it is stated that
the latter has remodsled his Gramercy park
building especially for an artistic public nst-
tuition. Under his will the building and the
splendid library collection will be left in trust
to the city. for public library. The trustees
will be Henry Watterson, of Louisville, Man
ton Marble and John Bgelow, Of this city.
The property and the contents are estimated
to be worth $1,000, 600 and the moneyel be.
quest will be ample to support the institution.
WASHINGTON, December Judging from
precedents, little will be done by the Forty
eighth Congress during the FIRST week of the
session further than to organize and receive
the Presidents message and afford an intro
ducton to an unusually large number of bills
and resolutions for future action. It is uncer-
tain whether the message will be sent in to-
morrow or Tuesday, although the probabilities
are strongly in favor Of Tuesday. The mem
bershp OF the Senate committees will, doubt
less, be arranged through caucus instrumental
ity before the expiration Of the week, but the
appointment Of the House committees will
require more time.
CAIRO. December 1.-Two men, who left
Ell Obeid between the roth and 10th of
November, arrived at Khartoum yesterday.
They say they saw FL Mahdi march out to-
ward the Egyptians before the recent battle,
and aiterward saw him return TO FL Obeid with
guns, rifles, large stores of ammunition and
train of camels belonging to the Egyptians,
which had been abandoned in the enirenched
positions owing to the scarcity of water. They
report that the Egyptian army has been COM
pletely annihilated, after two days fighting,
and that the prisoners were brought into FL
Obeid. 1t is reported that rising has &C.
Cured in Darfour and Stallin Bey, Governor
of the Province and native Of Austria has
been attacked and wounded. II is also re-
ported that there has been a rising of the
Bedouins in the vicinity of Kasala, in Nubia.
The Chamber of Deputies have agreed to all
the estimates Of Tirard, Minister Of Finance.
WASHINGTON, December 2.-Governor
Underwood, general manager of the Cincin-
natl News Journal, who has been here several
days working for Carlisle, had long inter-
view tonight with the futr:e Speaker. Through
gentleman who is his personal friend and
neighbor, Carlisle very briefly expresses his
views as to the policy that should be pursued
by the majority. lie said that he recognized
the fact that it was the principle of which he
was the representative that had elected him,
and it was something to be thankful for that
ciple affecting the interests Of great majority
of the people was vastly more importan, to the
party and the country than the success of any
man. lie interpreted his election to mean
from this time forth that the Democratic party
60 to the people with an aggressive and definite
policy, and will adhere TO il because il is
right and deserves to win. He said the COM
mittees will be organized with view solely to
the fitness OF the members to the various sub
jects Of legislation which may command the
attention Of Congress, and without undue re-
gard to their relations 10 him in the recent
contest
LONDON, December Son leaving the
dock last night O'Donnel was guarded by a
strong escort, and walked with firm and I'M
hesitating step to the cell for condemned pris-
oners. He was intensely excited, but main
tanned an air Of defiance, and continued to
anathematize England and the English people
and their laws. On reaching the cell, O'Don-
nell, by strong effort, regained his habitual
| composure. The Catholic chaplain of the
| prisoner soon visited the prisoner and re-
manned closeted with him for a long time.
| The visit had a very soothing effect on the
| prisoner. After a refreshing nights sleep,
| O'Donnell ate a hearty breakfast and con-
| VetSeu freely Win the WaTdenS during sunday.
He expressed no surprise at the verdict, al
though he confessed that the juy's hesita-
ton inspired him with the hope that he might
escape the extreme penalty or the law. lie
highly praised Mr.. Russell's able defense. He
still maintains that he is innocent of murder.
All day Sunday O'Donnell displayed extreme
indifference and even bore jaunty air. He
does not seem to despair of a respite. He
says that his friends outside will move heaven
and earth to secure his release. Father
Fleming revisited him on Sunday, remaining
a long time. He says that o. Donnell is in good
spirits and prepared for the worst. The
brother Of O'Donnell will visit him on Mon.
day. Despite rumors to the contrary the pris.
oner will probably remain at Newgate, where
he will be hanged probably on December ~
Ample precautions have been taken to proven
rescue. Two wardens remain with O'Don.
nell night and day. and are answerable for tn,
safe keeping of his person.
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