Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-07
ENQLAND D.
No Special Excitement iu India

No Special Excitement in India.
LONDON, August Elm the House OF
Commons this afternoon, the Marquis
of Harrington, Secretary OF State for
India, in replying to an inquiry, said
that the government had no informa.
tion OF any special excitement among
the Mohammedans in India. Doubtless,
he said, they watch with great anxiety
the course OF events in the East. lie
read telegram from Cabul, dated the
+th inst, which says that the Candahsr
forces will march on Saturday, and the
remainder OF the army will leave Cabul
for Gundamak on Tuesday or Wednes.
day.
Cruelty in an English Hospital.
LONDON, August Elm the Central
Criminal Court to-day, Louisa lngle,
nurse in the Guis Hospital, was con-
victed of manslaughter, in causing the
death of young married woman,
Louisa Morgan, admitted to the institu.
ton as a consumptive. Mrs. Morgan,
who was apparently doing well, gave
the nurse some trouble and was dragged
to the bath tub by the nurse and placed
in cold water. This treatment aggrava.
ted the disease and resulted in speedy
death.
Rumors Of Trouble in Ireland Unfounded.
LONDON, August Elm the House OF
Commons, the Forster Chief Sec. for Ire
land, replying to O'Connor, Powers, said
the statement that the government fears
rising in Ireland in consequence OF the re.
afseB9n anes Bn u Ss6 sse ior
RACES on individuals, he said, had occur
red in Mayo, and it was considered nee.
essary TO increase the public confidence
by placing small military detachments
on this district. Some troops had
been ordered to Ireland for this pur-
pose, and others to relieve troops or.
dered thence to India.
A Conservative Victory.
LIVERPOOL, August 6.-LOrd Glade
Hamilton, Conservative, was to-day re.
turned to Parliament, receiving q ,Ol9
votes, against lis for Plimsoll, Liber.
al. Plimsoll attributes his defeat TO the
detection of the Irish Home Rulers.
New Governor OF South Africa.
LONDON, August 6.-The Queen has
approved the appointment of Sir Her.
cnles Robinson, present Governor of
New Zealand, TO Cape OF Good Hope
vice Sir Bartle Frere.
The Cattle Question in tho House.
LONDON, August 6.-In the House OF
Commons to-day, Arthur Arnold. Lib
eral member for Saliord, moved his res.
olution that the compulsory slaughter
at the ports OF landing OF fat stock from
the United States restricts the supply
and increases the cost OF food, and hav-
ing a regard to the freedom from disease
OF the cattle.producing States, the House
recommends a modification or the re-
moval of the restrictions.
Mr.. James Howard (Liberal) moved
the following amendment: That 1t Is
inexpedient to to alter the existing reg.
ulations in respect to the importation OF
live stock from the United States until
that Government shall have adopted
effectual means to prevent the spread
of contagious epizootic diseases, and
until the Privy Council Department has
evidence of the United States being 30
free from contagious disease 30 as TO
warrant the importation OF this stock
without present restriction.
In the debate on Arnold's resolution,
Jacob Bright, Advanced Liberal mem.
ber for Manchester, said the supply OF
meat to the great towns OF this country
had been greatly decreased by the exist
ing restrictions.
Right Hon. Anthony Mundella, Vice
President OF the Council, said that ac-
cording to the best authority the foot
and mouth disease had been wiped out
in this country, and to relax the existing
restrictions might be to open the gates
TO allow its reintroduction. Nothing
would give him greater pleasure, he
said, than to see the restrictions
relaxed, but America herself had done
nothing to warrant such step. He
complained OF the United States Gov.
ernment authorities having done
nothing to prevent spread OF the dis.
ease, since it would not only be in
the interest OF England, but OF America
also, to relax restrictions. He had only
to-day, he said, received telegram an
nouncing that FIVE animals in conslgn-
menL Vi SuIIdSO S8ttiC thes 49, yN~~
arrived at Birgenhead from Boston,
we're infected with the Texan fever:
and that forty.two had been destroyed
on their passage; and also, that orders
had been gwen to destroy the entire
cargo.
Mr.. Arnold declared on the highest
scientific authority, that Texan lever
is not co 1ta2ious.
The Right Honorable VIM. E. Foster,
Chief Secretary for Ireland, sal he
should be glad if negotiations could he
entered into with the United States TO
isolate the districts where the disease
existed, 90 that there might be imports.
tation of cattle from the rest OF the
country.
Conference Of Irish Nsmbsrs Of Parlis'
LONDON, August 6.-At q meeting OF
the Irish members OF Parliament . mo-
ton presented by Parnell was unani.
mously carried, severely eondemning
the rejection OF the compensation for
disturbance bill, and declaring it the
duty Of Irish members to induce the
Government to abandon the rest Of the
estimates for the equipment OF the Irish
constabulary - . military force, With
munitions Of war.