Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-05


bring the conduct of Bradlaugh In Par
Lament before tho Court of Queens
Bench, witnesses were In the House Of
Commons yesterday noting the TACT, that
Bradlaugh was sitting and voting. Ills
prosecution will commence forthwith.
II is understood Bradlaugh intends to
fight tho action, il necessary, to the
House OF Lords.
Outragss IN Ireland.
LONDON, July Sin consequence OF
the recent murders and outrages in Ire
land, there begins To be some talk oi q
renewal OF the Peace Preservation Act
Statue Unvoiisd.
LONDON, July 3.-Lord Shaftcrsburg
to-day unveiled q statue on the Thames
cmbankmcnt t0 Robert kaikes, the
originator OF Sunday schools III Eng
land, hundrad years ago. pr. Vincent
was present on behalf OF the Sunday
schools OF tho United states. Dr. Mur.
ply, an American, read a portion ot
Scripture, and DIR. Todd, also an Amcrl-
can, oiiercd prayer.
Tho Irish Relief Bill Ia the House Of Com
mons.
I.oSpoS, July 3-The House OF Com
nous y wsnt into Comniiltse OF the Whole
this evening on the Irish relief hill.
Parncll moved To authorize the Com
missioners OF Public Works to advance
the money within their discretion q Ia the
Boards OF Guardians in the scheduled
districts for outdoor relief, the whole
amount 30 advanced not 10 exceed
el00,OO0.
Forster, Chief Secretary for Ireland.
accepted the motion, aud the amend
ment was agreed 10.
r.. J. Syran, Liberal member for
Limerick county, moved that the rate ot
interest on such loans shall not exceed
ono per cent. Parncll supporting
the motion, exclaimed against the
shabby conduct OF tue Government,
which he said had not granted u penny
from the Imperial Exchequer for the re-
lief of Irish distress.
Bradlaugh made his maiden speech in
support ol the motion and said this was
either 4 matter Of pure business or gen.
erosity. II would 10 unfortunate, he
said, IL the notion got abroad that the
government and people of England and
Scotland intended 10 be generous only
80 far as ID involved no cost TO them
selves. On behalf Of the workingmen,
for whom he Was authorized to speak, he
asked that some loss might fall upon
them rather than that this measure ot
generosity should I've misunderstood. tic
asked the House no, 10 he generous
with half hand. Bradlsugh spoke Tor
about five minutes. His delivery was
timid and hesitating-very different
from that Of his carefully prepared
speech at the bar OF the House.
Tho Government opposed Synan's
motion. which was rejected bya vote OF
Isl 90 81.
The Times Congrstulstss Us.
IoSDox, July 3.-The Tuna, in sn
editorial on American national anniyer'
sary, COM ratulst - the United states on
their happy situation aud prospects.
commercially and politically, and lie
clares that all man kind gam by the pros
perity which the American people have
succeeded Ia extracting IRON the noble
land 1t tenants.
Call For Volunteers.
I.oSDoS, July 4-Despstches from
Constantinople say the enlls.mentoi OF vol
unteers for Albania is publiciy pro-
claimed in the city. The Government
il giving the Albanian Chiefs money
and free passage to Gil Albanisns desiring
to figh, tho Greeks aud Montsnegrins.
The Albanian Chiefs frequently visit
Abeddin Pasha. The Minister of War
has sent orders to the provinces IN
hasten the dispatch Of troops to Con-
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