Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-11
FROM OTHER LANDS.
ARREST OF LO4O RUSSIAN NlHILlSTS.
The Egyptian Crisis-The Afghan War
Occupation Of ROumelia-Szegedin
Sufferers-German Affairs.
Arrest of Russian Nihilists.

LONDON, April l0,-Dispatches from
Berlin Isay that 1910 Nihilists have
already been arrested in Charkof. The
seventies do not seem to intimidate the
conspirators. The report that General
Drentelne's assailant has been arrested
is false. The Charkof police have re-
ceived letter from New York, signed
"Babrikoff," stating that the murderer
of General Knapatakine has arrived
there.
The Egyptian Crisis.
PARIS, April 10.-The policy of France
toward Egypt is not to precipitate mat
ters. The present tendency is rather to
the other extreme. 1t is notorious that
Gambetta's views in regard to Egypt are
more decided than those of Minister
Waddington, but he does not wish to
exercise a pressure on the Govern
ment, though the Egyptian bondholders
seriously contemplate urging him to
supplant Waddington, at the head OF
the Ministry.
The Afghan War.
LONDON, April lO.-A despatch from
Bombay says: 1t is rumored in Cabul
that the negotiations between IakOOb
Khan and the British government failed
because the latter insisted on the an
neXatiOn of Cabul.
Occupation Of Roumelia.
ST. PETERSBURG, April l0.-Count
Schouveloff, who leaves here on Mon
day next, will be the bearer Of proposals
relative to a European conference in
view of the failure of the mixed ocCupa-
ton negotiations.
LONDON, April l0.-A correspondent
at Berlin says the scheme for the mixed
occupation was practically abandoned
after the difficulties raised by Italy.
There are probably some secret relations
between Italy and Russia. At recent
council at st. Petersburg, Gen. Tadleben
declared that he believed war was the
only solution of the Eastern Roumelian
difficulty; Count Schouvelotf strongly
opposed this view.
A dispatch from Vienna says: Russia,
since the powers have decided to admit
Turkeys participation in the occupa--
ton OF Eastern Romelia, has endeavored
TO secure for herself the occupation of
part of the Balkans, excluding the Turk
ish contingent therefrom. 1t is on this
point that the negotiations have cometo
u stand still. Another difficulty is the
appointment of Commander-in-Chief.
1t is proposed to ask Germany TO nOmi.
nate one, but her assent is doubtful.
The Szegedin Sufferers.
PEsTH, April l0.-Seventeen thOus-
and persons in Szegedin and neighbOr-
hood are still subsisting on charity. 1t
has been raining for ten days. The
supply OF bread is becoming exhausted.
German Affairs.
BERLIN, April l0.-The internal al
fairs of Austria are critically watched
acre. The advent of an Ultramontane
reactionary cabiuet seems probable.
great meeting of representatives from
all the German seapprts will be held
here on the 18th instant to freely discuss
the new tariff. All the seaboard cities
are strongly opposed to the projected
taxes and retaiatory duties on trans
marine imports.
Garibaldi.
ROME, April l0.-General Garibaldi,
daily receives visits from political pei
sonages. Replying, yesterday. TO a depu-
tation from Trieste, Garibaldi said 81
have never been more concerned for the
interests of our brethern beyond the
Alps than am now"