The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-08
Monday MORNING, NOVEMBER s. 1880.
TnE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Home and Foreign Matters of I'm
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A dispatch from Badsic says affairs a!
at stand still. The Albanians are OPEN
rebelling.
a correspondent at St. Petersburg sal
Prince Gortschakof Is reported III an
unlikely to recover.
A Berlin correspondent reports that th
Socialists elected from Hamburg will prol
ably come to the United States.
Herr Fritcher, a Socialist deputy,
about TO come 10 America, TO inquire int
the condition OF the laboring classes.
The execution Of the French decree
sgainst the unauthorized religious order
Is now complete, except Algeria and Cor
sica.
The Earl Of Roseberry. Liberal, has heel
elected Lord Rectorot Edinburg, defeatinl
Sir Robert Christson, Baronet, Conserva
tive.
A dispatch from Coustantinopls reports
that the Sultan has sent an aidc.camp y
Dulcigno with sealed orders for Derdist
Pasha.
At a council OF ministers, Saturday, 4
was proposed TO the Sultan that he should
order Deryish PAsha to surrender Dull
cigno at any cost.
England, at the instance OF Persia, has
equested the Porte 10 station guards or
the frontier, in order to prevent an incur
sion Of Kurds into Persia.
1t Is stated that the Japanese Govern
ment, from motives OF economy, has re-
solved TO reduce by one.bali the expenses
OF its Legations and Consulates.
Sheik Abdullah advanced against IRA.
miah with 5000 troops, but was repulsed
with great loss. The Kurds are now en-.
camped eight miles from Uramiah.
Alta large meeting at Paris yesterday, q
resolution was adopted demanding the
suppression OF the budget Of the Minister
OF Worship and separation OF church and
state.
A tornado struck the southwestern part
OF Utica, n. Y, at midnight, Saturday, and
during the heavy rain, St. Paul's German
Church was unrooted and other property
injured.
The steamer Rhode Island, OF the Provi-
dence line, was wrecked at Bonnet Point,
Earragansett Bay, Saturday. No lives
were lost, but the ship and cargo were a
total loss.
A Rome dispatch says Cardinal Jacobini
has gone to Munich to concert with Mgr.
Roncetti, Papal Nuncio, Tor the resump-
ton OF negotiations between Germany and
the Vatican.
The storm OF Saturday night was very
general. our dispatches from the Eastern
Coast, the South Atlantic, Indiana, st.
Louis, Kentucky and Texas speaking Of it
as extremely severe.
Reports continue to be received Of the
disastrous results OF the late typhoon. In
Toxic alone over one thousand houses
were demolished, while the lives OF hum
dreds Of fishermen were lost in the bay.
A dispatch from Paris says the reason
for the delay in the Panama Canal scheme
is it is considered prudent TO awsit the
meeting OF lhe Congress OF the United
Statesin December, when 1t will be clearly
known whether the scheme encounters
hostility.
The American steamer Courier, which
arrived at Hakodsdi, from the north, on
tie 18th OF October, reports the arrival at
Petropoulouvski OF steam whaler, which
announced that according to information
received from the natives, the Jeanette
aud some wbalers had been lost, with all
hands, the vessels having been crushed in
the ice.
Guy Fawkes' Day was celebrated In
London Saturday with the usual obser-
yances. Serious disturbances were pro-
yoked in Surrey by an exhibition OF Guys
representing Parnell and Healy in districts
inhabited chiefly by Irish laborers. Sticks
and stones were freely used and several
heads were broken. The obnoxious Guys,
on which were placards containing often.
sive Language concerning the men they
represented, were destroyed and the
bearers put to fight.
The efforts OF Governor Hennessay to
suppress domestic slavery in Hong Kong
are as determined as ever. Two China.
men were brought before the Chief JUS
tice on the 4th instant, charged with de-
tanning woman with intent to sell her.
They were found guilty, and sentenced to
two years imprisonment with hard labor,
while two other culprits convicted OF de-
tanning five boys, were each sentenced TO
seven years imprisonment.
A dispatch from Teheran Gays: Wright,
an American missionary, has arrived here
with the English consul. They left the
Mount Seir mission station, near Urumiah.
the 2Sth ult., escorted by Kurdish guard
furnished by Sheik Abdullah. Whipple
was the only American missionary that
remained at Urumiah, but the Kurds re-.
fused to allow them to communicate with
him. Other Americans who remained at
Mount Zirard were unmolestsd. Sheik
Abdullah had thirty Kutds crucifed for
committing excesses.
A Cabinet meeting was held Saturday,
every member present. An hour or
more was spent in interchange Of con-
gratulations, but no measures Of public
importance were. discussed. Secretary
SDerman called attention to the highly fat
tering condition oil the Treasury and tinsn-
ces OF the country, and Secretary Thomp-
son extended a general invitation to the
members OF the Cabinet TO accompany
him on his trial trip to Hampton Roads
Lext week to witness the naval review.
The President expressed himself greatly
pleased with his extended tIip and uni
form courtesies extended to himself and
party.
THE CRY OF FRAUD