Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-22
FOREIGN.
Meeting OF Bonapartists

PARIS, July 2l.-A meeting OF Bona
partists. Saturday, 10 determine the
policy TO be pursued in consequence OF
the death Of the Prince Imperial, Was
held at the residence of NJ. Rouher. Ii
consisted of senators and deputies.
Neither Rouher nor DeCassagnac being
present, Ferdinand Barrot presided.
Cazeaux Baron, ID. Mackan and other
speakers dwelt upon the necessity OF
Prince Jerome Napoleon giving guaran-
tees. but resolution declaring that, by
the death ofthe Prince Imperial, Prince
Jerome Napoleon became head of the
Bonaparte family, was ultimately passed
with only two disSentiOns. Barrot and
Prince Joachem Murat, followed by
most of those present, waited on Prince
Jerome Napoleon with the resolution.
From Zululand.
LONDON, July 2l.-A dispatch from
Cape Town, July 4th, says Gen. Sir Gar
net Wolslev, arrived at Port Durnford,
July 2d. Seven hundred Zulus, with
700 cattle, have surrendered.
LONDON, July 2l.-The Government
have received kilograms from Natal an
nouncing that the British army had
reached Ulundi after few skirmishes,
in which small bodies of Xulus were
killed. Ii was found that the Kings
kraal and all surrounding kraals have
been burned bv the Iulus.
General Clifford telcgraphs 10 the War
Office from Petermaritzburg, under date
OF July 4th General Wolsley was not
able 10 land at Port Durnford because Of
the surf, and he returns To Durham to-
day He will proceed by land 10 join
Lord Chelmsiord's division at once.
General Clitiord's dispatch continues:
A message from Lord Chelmsford,
dated June 30th, says: 81 have just in
formed the Zulu King that | must al
vance to the left bank of the river. |
shall do so tomorrow, but will stop
hostilities pending negotiations, II my
demands relative to the captured can
non, etc, are complied with by July
3rd. My supplies will only permit my
remaining here till July 10th. \ white
man with Cctewayo states that the
King has 10000 men. The King is anX-
ious to fight, but the princes are not
LONDON, July 2l.-Capc Town AL
vices to July Ord report that the head
quarters columns have advanced with
in sight OF Ulundi. The enemy
are retreatng in all directions. There
is large force close Ia Port Durniord.
Numbers OF young men are desertlng
the King.
Twenty-One Persons Killed.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 2l.-The Minis
ter OF the Interior has received teIe-
gram from the Governor of Mini Nov.
gorOd, stating that Il fire broke out
there on Saturday. The Bazar and
many houses and shops were destroyed.
While the fire was raging, an explosion
occurred in one OF the shops, killing
twenty-onc persons.
Shooting az Wimbledon.
LONDON, July 2l.-In the COO yards
range at Wimbledon for the Albert
prize Fenton scored 81 and Farrow,
American 33. Taking the result OF the
200 and 600 yard ranges together, Far
row and Fenton are tied, leading the
other competitors by one point. The
result now depends on the 800 yard
range. Frank Hyal, American, made
33 points at the 600 yards range.
LONDON, July 2l.-ln the first stage
of the competition for the Albert prize,
Rigley, of the Irish Rifle Association,
scored 100, and Milton FarrOw, Ameri-
can, 81. Lieutenant-ColOnel Fenton,
Englishman, won the Curtis and liar-
vey prize. Frank Hyde, American, and
an Envlishman tied for the second
prize, which they divided. In the
Whiteley competition, Hyde obtained
the sixth prize.