Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-04
FOREIGN.
General Grant In Dublin.

UrmiN, January g. General Grant
arrived this morning, accompanied hy
General Noycs, United States Minister
to France. The rx President Was met
hy tho Lord Mayor There wm nO
puhlic demonstration, The tonerh
Man presented with the Freedom ol tho
Ctly, and later visited places oi inlcrost
DraliN, January g. -- EN.Prcsidcnt
Grant, un arriving ut the city Hall, WAS
chrcrod by largu crowd, which had
assembled Io HrV him, Tho Mayor, ~
presenting The lrc~ium Ol the city, re-
irrrrd to the curdiality always existing
between tho United states and Ireland,
aud hoped that In America uon. Grant
would do everything he could do to
help u pcoplo WHO rympalhliod with
every American movement III"
Freedom ui the city WAS enclosed in an
ancient carved huxOak cAAkri.
Gen. Grant replied That there
wa. nu corcmony which had given him
such satisfaction ~ the prcsont Que.
llr wnE proud Ia belong Ia country
containing ~ many lrlzhmcn. lilo sail
that hc war not an eloquent speaker aud
hc could thank lhrlu lur the honor dome
him. Thrc cheers Wsro gwen iur ten.
Grant aud three more wcto called ior
aud given for America. Dr. buit, IN
FIRST honorary lrcoman oi thc city, made
speech highly complimentary 10 dcn.
Grant.
Two hundred guests were present nj
tho banquet given In honor oi General
Grant. ihiscVcning The Lord Mayor
prrsidcd General Moves returned
thanks ior thc toast to rruaidcni Hayes
health. General Grant, replying to the
innst tn his health, commented on the
curIialily nf iho popular reception ac.
corded him. Ito believed aud hnpot
that the trade depression IN the United
States would soon heuVor. lie Said the
Americans HiruVu IA be- honest aud Ia
pay their way ~ they bocame pros
porous pso would England. His speech
was much chccrrd
CuuE, January 3 The corporation
oi this city has received iuiimaiion oi
tho approaching visit from General
Grnul. \ strong feeling Ia manIirsl lod
against giving him n public reception
because ul his suppusod hostility Ia
Catholicism.
Plague Among tho Oossaoka
~ pErgRsHuna, January "a
plague has appeared among tho Cos
sarks at Aairarhan Tho sufferers are
isulalcd Many doctors have been sum.
muu"d lu their rclieL Oi l~ persons
attacked since the LEI inst, lijdicd
WIN Not Submit TO tho Berlin Treaty.
NIgS>A. January 2 The I"'d'oai
Corry,ion,isHos SAYS that intelligence
has been svoiNcd from Scutari that lhc
inhabitants III Puigori,ta tslcgraphed Ia
the sultan their determination not ~
submit ~ ANY case to the enforcement
uilhr lIerln treaty. Slmultaniou.ly With
this notice ,hc authorities Oi POdgor.
liza demolished tho dwellings Ol those
inhabitants ui SpuI. who had gone iu
tender submission to Montenegro,
Heavy snow storm la Scotland.
InNpnS, January 3 3-Thcrr Was an
other heavy snow storm Ia scotland
Outduuf labor II again interrupted Aid
the railNays are hlUCkalrd, II IL iearei.
In fanrr, owing IA the rSpid thaw, The
rivers are u,crfpW ing their hanks. aud
much damage has bccn done.
bursting Of Dun on the British thip
Thundsrer.
InNpuN, january a. Admiral Horn
hy. commanding the British hect in the
S,,a ol Marmuta, telcgraphH that Que 81
the thirty eight ton guns Ui the tuTrrt
shir ThnuierpT burst, January ~, I'LL.
iuR Iioutcnants Cocker and Dsnirl, tao
pclty officers aud i0uT marines. The
Gun harSt, blow ing tho muItle over
huari The buatswains and ihirtytss
man were injured. twelve very Ladly
The turret uas disabled, bat the ship -
othcrA Isr uulnjufed.
outrAEss on Balsarisas In hsosdonia.
/ IoNuox. January 3-Ths T,ss''
I Nicnna dispatch. states that frince Din
I Baukoh karsaskon has made sI'esisl
I n.pos 20 lhe ear, asking his inieIycn.
/ t,an Ia bchali Il ths Bulgarian. in
: Macedonia, ~hu dsclare that lgD II
I their villages have bcru burned, Ansi
6uU per.0ns ma-.acrct during thr
I suppression ~ lhs insafreCilpD. The
bulgarian iugiiivs- have Peiliinnci io
iarrlgn ambassadors 90 deliversnrr
from Turk sh rule.
ForsLEn Eotus.
speciaI from Copenhagen says that
thc attarks ul the scmi-Uiiirial frussian
pnss- threaten b. cause q dipl0D,siic rulr
lure hctween Germany and Deamark.
The Jo,rali III .iisions states that ths
grraieai dissitulioa shi distress prrysi
throughout Alsasoa and lorraine.
A lIssiTpir disI.sich says that ,isnssu
Roberts, siIh large iorcs. has ent<ses
the disifict II kh0sh, which hs int<nst
% oocppy ioOverase the M0untsina>fs
J No opposition is expected.