Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-12
FOREIGN.
Exciting Scene in the House OF

LONDON, July 1.-THE scene last
night, while the House Of Commons
was in committee on the army discipline
bill was most exciting. Parnell, a
Home Ruler, and member from Meath,
accused the Speaker OF breach OF priv
ilege and one sided conduct. This Ian
guage caused an alteration with Raikes,
chairman of the committee, whom Par
nell attempted to silence by shouting
tumultuously. \ debate followed, in
which all the Home Rulers participated,
and during which recourse TO physical
violence appeared not improbable.
In connection with the scene in the
House of Commons last night dur
ing the discussion of the army dis
cipline bill in committee, Parnel is now
moving that any report on record OF the
proceedings in the House without its
sanction is unprecedented and breach
of privilege, and endangers the liberty
of debate.
In the House of Commons the Chan
ccoSIn4fidence coI4ird er reff IN IL" Speaker "'"'' "
The Marquis OF Harrington and Glad.
stone supported the amendment amid
much cheering.
The debate proceeding, the Home
Rulers became much excited, and Sulli-
van, member from Louth, accused the
government of contemplating the inn
prisonment and expulsion OF the Irish
members.
Parnel's motion was rejected by a vote
of 42l TO 90.
Cetewayo Will Not Submit.
LONDON, July ll.-An official tele-
gram to the War Office, dated Utrecht,
June "A, says that the border police re-
port that the Zulu head men have been
spoken TO on the border, and messen-
ger is with them to collect Gen for Cete-
wayo's army. The head men say that
Cetewayo will not submit to LORD
Chelmsford's terms.
Incendiary Fires in Rnssia.
ST. PETERSBURG, July IA second
fire at Irkutsk destroyed five churches,
the convent OF the Lutheran Church,
court Of Justice, police telegraph office,
postofiice, excise, artillery, engineer
and medical establishments, three banks,
the barracks and town hall.
Arrangements for Funeral of the Prince
Imperial
LONDON, July 1.-THE latest change
made in the arrangements Tor the
funeral of the Prince Imperial are as
follows: The body Of the Prince, instead
of remaining all night in the armory
at Woolwich, will, after it has been
identified, be escorted to the Camden
House this evening and remain there
all night. Queen Nictoriawill be at the
Camden House Saturday and will there
witness the passage of the funeral.
Neither the Queen nor Empress Eugene
will participate in the procession or be
present at the Church during the SER
vice. which will be conducted by the
Bishop of Southwark. The Prince Oi
Wales. Duke of Edinburg, Duke OF Con-
naught and Duke of Cambridge will,
during the service, sit on the right oil
the catafalque. The coffin will remain
in the Church all day Saturday
and be removed to the sacristy
at night. Three hundred passengers
from Paris arrived in London, yester'
day, by one tram, TO attend the funeral
The steam yacht Enchantress, with the
remains of the Prince Imperial, has ar
rived in the Thames, but will be below
Woolwich till O'Clock this afternoon.
LONDON, July II, / P. N.-The steamer
Enchantress came alongside Woolwich
arsenal pier about p. NJ. Great crowds
Of people are around the arsenal.
WooLwIcH, July ll.-Princess Lu'
Gene and Charles BOnaparte, Joachim
and Louis Murat, Baron Haussman, the
Dukes OF Padua and Mondey, and other
distinguished Frenchmen were present
at the landing OF the body OF the Prince
imperial. VI. Rouher and Gen. Fleury
carried the pail. The body was further
embalmed in the armory, where 1t re
NAMED two hours. The Prince o
Wales. Duke OF Connaught, Pince o
| Teck and Prince Of Sweden aided at the
Identification OF the remains. The es
cort with the body started for Chisel
hurst at & o'clock tfis evening. Many
thousand spectators lined the route.
LONDON, July yl2- The remains Of tn,
Prince Imperial, escorted by the Roya
Horse Artillery, arriyel at Chiselhurs'
atgP.N. Immense crowds wtnesseI
the arrival OF the procession. III
corpse was transferred TO the ball II
Camden House which had been pre-
pared for its reception.
Treaty Between Russia and the unite'
States.
LONDON, July 1.-THE negotiation
between Russia and the United state
relative 10 the fisheries near Alaska, re
suited in an arrangement by which YES
sells OF the United States are allowed .
fish in Russian waters in return Tor tn
payment of a money compensation.
Germany Offended.
BERLIN. July 1.-THE permission re
Gently granted Gen. Chansey French
10 inspect the Russian fortress and coas