The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-28
CLIPPINGS.
European ENenn for the Next 20
Years FOretOId by u Monk.

European ENehts Tor thc Nekt ~
Years ForefoId by n Monk.
\ German paper publishes the follow
ing:
The prophecies of the Monk Tran
quill Wolfgang, died at Munich, 1873.
1874. Strengthening the Spanish Re-
public. Dissatisfaction in France. Gene
ra armament. in Italy. 4 new chief Of
government in France Death of Plus
IN.
"ls75. War between Italy and France.
The Italian army bcsicgc Paris. Defeat
of tn" French army. Italian occupation
Of AlgirrS. National plcbiscitum in
Corsica, Nice and Savoy. foundations
in Austria
"lS7G. Paris surrcndcrS in March.
Ratification of peace in Corsica, Nice and
SAVOY, and Corsica incorporated with
Italy. Revolution in Spain and fall of
ia" government. The pestlence in Rus
sH. Prince Fritz German Emperor.
Revolution in England.
"lS1I Communism and famine in
France and Spain. European Congress
in Rome. The new Pope rcConciled with
Italy. General armament in Europe
France divided into four States. Inunda-
lionS and hurricanes in Italy. Great cold
in Germany.
ISIS. A new European Congress in
Berlin. Death Of Queen Victoria. New
government in Spain. The Christians in
Turkey ar" free. Dissatisfaction in Purtu-
gal, Poland, and Hungary. Cholera in
France. Discovery ofa remedy for cholera
in Bavaria.
"lS79 Great storms in England. Uni
v"rsal peace. General diSarrangpments.
Great discoveries At sea- The Pope re-
forms III" Church and suspcndS the order
Of the Ju,uits.
|lSsot" 1890. Peace. The Pope besscs
AL nations"
ANirgini"n's Property Restored.
From the Richmond, lvaJ EnqulrerL
William y. McN cigh, Esq, has rccov-
cred possession of ten of his houses in
Alexandra, "contiScatcd' Lv Judge I'm
derwood during the war There vet re-
main eight from whose possession he is
still dcbarrcd through the medium of
lnderwoodS Contscation prosecution,
The dwelling which the Judge" selected
for himself from among Mr.. McVcigh's ;
estate WAS found, on its restoration to its
owner, TO be in a sad state of disihtegra-
uon. The splendid shade trees in front
had been cut down; the marble statuarv
IN the yard diSfgured or removed; all
IN" furniture and household orns-
mrnts carried off to Washington; the
paperng on the walls blotched and dis
figured, and even the bannisterS leading
uPthe heNarlous Stairways cut and hacked to
pieces. 1t will cost Mr. McVe Veigh great
deal of money to restore" his restored
dwelling. All of the above injuries
were inflicted after it became evident
That the United States Supreme Court
would issue lis flat ofinterdiction against
Judge tndcrwoods singular and ex-
haustive mode of transferring other peo-
pie property to himself and friends. 1t
l. probable that Mr. McNeigh will return
TO Richmond and make it his future
home.
The Journal de Marseilles calls il
"LAratre Bccchor, Sdttom It Victoria
loodhwi Beechor, Stilton ct Victoria
Hoodhull are described as clergymen OF
Inc Anglican denomination, and won.
derful account is given OF their adven.
lures. 1t would seem that these thre,
persons have somehow or other been lee
estray by Madame Breeches-tow, who is
stated on good authority to be 1.-The moth
er Of Uncle Tom