The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-24

FICTION IN VERSAILLES
AFFAIRS.
xo,oIeouIc NanifestO.

xanoIeOpIc NanifestO.
.x,oy October 23-The cx En-
~ Napoleon, who i no" at Ch'seI,
has is,1eI manifesto, in which
l.pi,s any participation III the
'.r,.st lnrrigurs, and arer7 that
80 lived attempts OF his adhcrenls to
81, lopn'ar reaction IN France IN
.,- with New to the rrstora-
.,Ls Imperial government, were
m,,rl without his knowledge or
.,r n. states that he does not
,,rtr yotr of the Assembly hv
i derosrl the Bonapaltist
...,.r ,ro,a the seat OF government
wire Of the nation, and claims,
-sl.a,s has done, that the plebis-
the only Just and recognizable
.3.m through which the nation can
-. He refuses 10 release his
- from their Oaths Of allegiance
administration, but meanwhile
=, them 10 support any party OF
.,,ahici may appear to be best
.,..iro their country III the present
Turkish Affairs.
,.,-r,yrrSoPLE, October 23.-The
.,,a government has intimated its
n,n Of hereafter absorbing the
.....l- Of the Mosque 10 the use ofthe
.., Srriol- difficulties are likely to
..- onto. this demand, and it is be-
.ri that the Turkish clergy will
. r. 10 opposing 1t.
Municipal Election.
Pans October 23.-The municipal
.-.an at Versailles yesterday re-
..r. 10 complete victory for the
ca.Ead.caI-.
lrSils GwioiS was seized for the
cation OF an editorial article of.
.-.,- 10 the government.
,arDov, October 23.-The Anglo
a4-r.can and French Gable compa-1
... Lsan cSUvc,ii Igiy generous In
,n. the sum Of ElOOO to the
chicago Sufferers.
a. o.. ,ras.qnas 10 and from this
.,ry which have aroused the SYM
ai, Of onr people and conveyed our
.,.r sitt, have been transmitted
..,-y tree Of charge. Checks have
l-,iy been placed in the hands of the
-.iNayor for this purpose.
The WOrkingmen.
LONDON, October pa meeting of
representatives Of the workingmen
s..ae.d in this city to-day for the pur-
b., Of discussing the proposed alliance
-:y-rn representative artisans and the
y, .-alrrS. which is stated to he for
urpOse Of etlecting the introduction
20 tie party Of several important re-
I'm measures at the ensuing session.
/ :rr interchange o. views was had and
- .rl,iment OF the meeting proved to
decidedly in opposition to the scheme,
'.th was characterized by several Of
- speakers as absurd and ridiculous.
"a, finally agreed that as the scheme
er,,1on would tend in no degree to
"Ar' their cause OF labor reform, it
.!nl simply to he regarded as a futile
.nrmpt on the part OF the leaders Of the
= laTty 10 gather new strength from
combination with the Labor Reform
'-,'-,en'atiyes. The entire proposition
+"'i D. rcpudiated and treated with
tempt.
The International Congress.
'EyEyi, October 23.-The Interna-
.!'r,S met here to-day. The rep.
"-l'a,'on was moderately large. The
H.r'i0I to-days session was Commun-
"'h especial reference to the late
'h'' demonstration. Several addresses
- made, in all Of which the speakers
'!y advocated the principles OF
'o"nni-t government. At the con-
'>.on Of the addresses declaration OF
-.'H.7S was announced, in which the
!'r>s Pronounced It's rigid adherence
.- 'rlctest Communist doctrines.
Permanent War Fund.
"sSLtN, October 23.-In the German
T.. 'oent to day a measure was intro,
.] ')"klng to the institution Of a
...''''rnl war fund for the protection
.r"nGDtry.