The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-06
The International Demonstration
Preparations TO Suppress 1t.
a STEAMER cAPsIzED.
Eleven Persons Drowned.
The Riots In Dublin.

DuBLIS, September 5.-There was
fierce fighting in the streets all night
and the police were driven to their bar
racks, where they received reinforce
me nts and charged the crowd desper
a,ely. They were again driven into
their barracks and again made sally
which was repeated several times, but
with the same result.
4 bar of iron was thrown from a
house at the police, which led to the
s,orming OF the house, capturing the
inmates. An attempt was made to res
cue them by the mob, and In the battle
which followed the house. was wrecked
bv the mob, in its frantic rage. Hall
Of the policemen engaged In the ahrays
were Injured. The prisoners sang ma
tional songs all night. There Is great
excitement, and it is increasing.
The steamship Pererie, from New
York arrived at Brest, and the Liberia,
of Boston, touched at Queenstown and
proceeded to Liverpool. The steam
Ship Brooklyn, from New York,
touched at Queenstown and proceeded
to Liverpool. -,
LONDON September 5.-De Karl
Maix, q leading spirit Of the lnterna'
tional Society, died to-day in his nifty
third year
Strikes occurred to-day among the
workmen of Sheffield and Bradford
Affairs I'm France Critical.
PARIS, September 4.-There are
sixty thousand troops in this city and a
constant patrol is kept up.
The Government was informed OF an
intended demonstration of the lnterna-
tional party to-day, and the measures
for its prevention were absolute and Sc
we're.
LYONS, Marseilles and Bordeaux are
filled with troops. >.
Since the passage Of the bill making
il punishable 10 belong TO the Interna-
,ional Society, the influence OF that So
cietv has been increased in secrecy.
The approaching dissolution OF the
National Guard is contemplated by
many with apprehensions, and 1t Is
feared that the measure will throw a
large number OF men into the ranks OF
the International Society.
Wreck OF the Ship Phoenix.
LONDON, September 5.-The ship
Phoenix was recently wrecked off
Malta, and eleven persons perIshed.
The Roumania Question.
VIENNA, September 5.-Three thou
and families at Vienna who have con-
,ti,uted the old Catholic congregation
have now obtained the use OF the
Cathedral Of St. Philip from the Gov
~rnment for their services.
The Hmgarian Lloyd says the pro-
l.osals submitted by Prince Bismarck to
Count Beust for the solution OF the
Roumania question is to convert the %
yer cent. bonds into D per cent. Ones
and 10 compel the concessloners 10
complete the construction OF the con-
;racted railway lines. Should the Prus,
sion Chancellor offer the assistance OF
his government for their completion
The prospects are likely TO be favorapiy
received.
Funeral OF Walter Montgomery.
LONDON, September 5.-The funeral
0! Walter Montgomery, the celebrated
ragedian who committed suicide on
Saturday last, took place in this city
to-day. The funeral was attended by
many members OF the dramatic profes-
SION as well as a large concourse OF
PERSONAL friends. Among those present
principally connected with the proiess,,
son 10 America were Dan Lesson, wan
Allen and Harry Palmer, OF Nioio 8
G.rden, New York. Much sympathy
Is expressed for the wife OF the young
actor in her sudden bereavement