Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-29

outdoor hands, who are very numer-
Gus, and make nails at home during the
intervals OF regular employment.
Bodies of Pommeranih Passengers Re
covered.
LONDON, November est is stated
that 26 corpses from the Pommerania
have been landed at Hastings, one
supposed TO be that OF young Clymer
on another, that of woman, was found
ring marked "G. l.. Capt. Schwen-
zen had no relatives on board. The
two children three years and nine
months old respectively, reported as
unidentified, are probably those ol
steerage passengers. The bodies oi
Mrs. Stehl and four children, OF the ages
OF seven, four, and nine years, and one
nine months, were found.
Turkish Outrages.
LONDON, November 2S.-A dispatch
from Sofia reports that the Turkish
Redihs and Circassians sacked twelve
hundred houses in Melkne district in
Macedonia, on the Goth inst, and mas
sacred the inhabitants without distiction
Of age or sex.
From China aud japan.
SAN FRAHCIsco, November 2S.-The
steamer Oceanic arrived from Hong
Kong, via Yokohama, at o'clock this
evening.
There is q serious revolt of fifty thou
sand troops in the province OF Nj
vangsi, and fears are entertained OF an
eXtention in consequence ot bad pay
and the scarcity ol ratious throughout
the army.
The opposition to Gov. Hlennessy in
creases in Hong Kong, and petitions for
his removal are circulating.
There are reported disasters to the
Chinese forces occupying the recon-
noitered western territory. COmplica-
tons with the Russian authorities are
also feared.
JAPAN.
The Emperor returned to the Capital
from Long a provincial town, Novem-
Der 9th. His progress throughout was
marked by manifestations Of loyalty
and devotion.
Foreign trade continues disturbed by
Japanese refusing to deal at the high
rates of exchange demanded by specu-
lators in Mexican dollars. These, how
ever, have fallen from twenty Ia twelve
per cent. premium. The Internal trade
is Unaffected bv outside influences. Not
withstanding strenuous foreign efforts
To create panic in hope OF dlscrcdltins
the national credit and forcing the
Japanese to seek assistance from abroad.
Reports Of important government
changes continue, but all need con-
firmation. Press laws are enforced
with great severity, several newspapers
having recently been subjected Ia ex-
treme hardships. The Government
regulations for the sale oi opium
have been published. They are just
and moderate and approved
by most foreigners, but it isexpectedthe
British will resist and defy them and
continue to import and sell without re-
gard To- the decree of the authorities.
General LeGucdre, an American citizen,
has lust published book on the present
condition and future prospects OF Japan
and created profound impression in
official circles. which is considered like
" 10 lead Ia important government
changes.
Mr. Rennic, a lawyer Of Shanghai, is
appointed Judge of the British Court in
Japan.
Angel, the Defaulter.
LISBON. November Angel, the
dcfaulting Secretary Of the Pullman Car
Company, OF Chicago, was passing here
as an Englishman, under the name ri
Seymour, when arrested.
Moncasi Sentenced.
MADRID. Novembcr2S The Supreme
Tribunal has sentenced Moncasi Ia
death. An appeal will now be carried
tU the Court oi Cessation.
London Silver Market.
LONDON, November 2S.-Silyer closed
at 30 ll-l6d per ounce.
General Foreign Notes.
LONDON, November 2S.-lady Anne
Louise Gooch, who was arrested on a
charge Of attempting Ia pass OH spl-
rious child ~ the heir of her husband,
Sir Francis Gooch, has been committed
for trial.
Ii il rumOred that there will be some
failures tomorrow of considerable i'm
portance among stock brokers, in consc-
quence OF speculations in railroa
shares Of one Of the partners OF the sur
pended Rochdale banking firm.
BERLIN, November 2S.-An order Oi
the Prussian Ministry Of State is pub:
lishcd. providing that persons consid-
cred dangerous may be denied the
right Of residing in Berlin or its
suburbs. The carrying "i arms, except
by persons with special permits, and
the sale oi explosive projectiles is pro,
libited. The order takes effect Noven'
her 18th, and remains in force one Year.
DrBLIy, November 2s.-Dr. Mc'abe,
Auxiliary Bishop of the diocese Of Dub,
lin, succeeds Arch Bishop Cullen.
GLASGOW, November 2s.-The scgncs'
tration Of the estate Of Henry Taylor 4
Sons, grain and -four merchants, is an
nounced. Liabilities $4,000. VIM
TAYLOR, the imprisoned director of the
CITY Of Glasgow Bank, is the seni"I