Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-14
The S1sRedih Disaster,

PESTH, March l3-Evenlng.-The mis-
cry at Szegedin is increasing. Rcscuing
boats continually strike the ruins so
| that in many cases the rescue of suffer
ers is impossible, One boat capslzed
! BY which seven women were dOwned,
| 4 violent storm is raging, and the flood
| is rising; il is now two feet above the
| levr.. of Thesis. The unsubmcrged area
has been reduced To 600 square metres,
which continually decreases. At lhc
first eruption OF the water - soldiers
were drowned. The State railway car
ricd gratuitously, 100000 fugitivcs yes
terday.
LoYDoN, March ia correspondent
at Pcsth, summarizing the official and
private account from Szcgedin, says the
dead must amount 10 many hundreds.
1t is impossible to make Il close
estimate as to the number buried
under the ruins. The houses
built Of sun-drird brick continued
to collapse long after the first thrush Of
the flood. The wor, oi feeding and re-
moving the sufferers is now proceeding
with the greatest order. The first SEN
satiunal stories of hundreds being buried
in the synagogue and military hospital
are without foundation.
LONDON, March IA correspondent
at Szcgcdin states that the government
authorities report 800 drowned. At
noon Thursday there were still people
on the roofs ui houses and in trees.
some persons died of exposure 10 the
cold. 4 number Of inccndiaries have
1 = 'rAn
al the confluence of the rivers TheiS and
kOroo, - mile, north of Szcgcdin, and
Szcntrs, nearer Slcgcdin, are also
threatened.
Accounts from Vienna say: six
thousand persons are still surrounded
by water at Szrgcdin.
PE,rn. March l3.-'rhc Hungarian
Minister ol Finance lett for SHegcdln
with 9O0,0OO ilnrins, to be distributed
among the sufferers hv the inundation.
The greater part OF the town Of SZcgcdm
was destroyed and several hundred pco-
pie pcrishcd. Relief parties are actively
at work succoring the survivors. No
official report Of the extent OF the ca-
lamity has yet been received.
French Impeachment schemr.
VERSAILLES, March l3.-Thc report o'
the Electoral Commission, in favor oi
the impeachment oi the DcIrogllc and
Rouchcbauct Cabinets, came up for dis.
russion i'm the Chamber ui Deputies.
Before the session Oi the Chamber be-
gan the Bureau oi the Left settled terms
ior the order Uf the day 10 bc moved, II
the impeachment was negativcd. fixing
Al. #
lie and Rouchcbauct NiniStrys. When
the Chamber met there Was an cn"r-
nous attendance oi Deputies, Senators
and spectators.
Deputy Lcnglr submitted q resolution
for the Committee tu inquire into the
causes ui the fluctuations OF five per
cent. rents between Feb. 22d and Feb.
27th. when rumOrs Of their conversion
were current, and demanded urgency
upon il. "l'rgcnry' was defeated; 323
to ia
The report Of the Electoral Commis.
sion was then submitted, and VI. Re-
nault assembled the tribune 10 oppose
the impeachment.
VI. Eri,.un followed VI. Rcnaut in
favor oi Impeachment. lie said docu-
mcnts existed against the Ministry Of
the 10Th oi MAY which were not inserted
in the report because they were only
discovered ON Tuesday. He charged
the De Brogic and Rochcbanct Cabinets
with preparing for ,pd,'g', and con
cuicd bv moving the Impeachment Of
the members 81 those MIulStrvs.
VI. Wa!iIngtou. President oi the
Council, said the present Ministry on
It's accession found two burning qucs-
tipns. One amnesty was happily set
led, and hc hoped that tO-day's pro-
cceding would dispo>'' ~ th" other
Rfiseou'S : report would remain in hist0-
~ ~ testimony uf the guilt Ui the IN
crimina'cd Ministers. Their uicns"
was great, but their prosecution would
produce an agitation harl to alIav. The
country wss tired oi purify political
Questions. The Government asked the
Chamber tu place on itS order 81 the day
tlc important bills ou public works, in
fruction. the army AMI the tariff.
France thir-tri iur order ~ well ~ for
liberty. In conclusion he stated that II
the Chamber pronounced against the
views oi tho Government letter he
would retire from office.
Brisspn quoted the order 81 the dav
the address Oi last December toihc com.
maudpr- uf the several army corps at
the time when France VAs perfectly
quirt. making arrangements for All IN
crease oi the Garri-Dn oi Paris by TWEEN
ty-fiye regiments.
FIonquct replied 10 waddington.
Lpere. Minister oi the Int, nor, mere
Is repeated WaddingtDn' argument
Nader d. Montjan strongly ady1-
Gated the Impeachment.
The vote Was then taken and the i'm
pcachmcnt rejected by 81 To- liH.
Raneaus proposed the orlcr that the
DrBrOyile and EpuchcbaGet Cabinets
by their culpable srhemc- betrayed the
Government they should have served.
The. Chamber accordingly delivers
them D. the judgment Oi thc nations,
and orler. of the foregoing rrsolu-
ticn to b. placariel IN every commune
in Franc.
CIcmencean novel tie ORDER Di the
,lay pure and simy.c. So l.,. ul-.r,.. ..',i'-l.
kAmeaus' ORDER Il the day wa- then
Ial--.d 24b yeas, ~ nays.
None Oi the ,Drrlminaiesi Ministers
were present during ibe proc iIngs.
Death 81 RelsGsed TenlAn-
LJNDyS, MspA l3.-Dagiri R-!din,
the released FeEiaH, died a. Kingston,
Ireland. Reliin W4s --utenu-l fDF his
c.nnertion with tie MaEch"sisr affair,
and while in pri-DH ENs attacked giih
T,arzlys;. III, condition gave Ti-e %
the charges Il cruelty agains; ibe : f.s0R
G1ctOrs.
Bismarck and the Pope.
RONE, March ia Confidential agent
oi BisInATk has arrived at the Vatican.
He has instructions TO reject Any pro-
posAl involving = mobilization Oi the
/ May laws II j. stated that the Pope
now uAiye- al oDniTOyertr-i points eL
orpt tho-- strictly inyoiying Papal PriR-
l sif,i.-s sui ttsruifN