Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-30
LONDON.
Betting on Hanlan-Sultsn WISHES to |
Beep HIS Hands Free.

Beep HIS Hands Free.
LONDON, Nov. 29.-For the match
made To dav between lianlln and Lay
cock the betting is already strongly in
favor OF Hanlan.
The correspondent of the Times at
C1nstantinopie, commenting upon the
cessi0n OF DulcignO, says the Sultan
wishes TO have his hands Tree, es-
ppcially rs he en;ortains the idea
of bringing matters 20 crisis before
Greece can complete preparations.
Several influential personases think the
Porte should deal quick the defensive
blow, and should then meet the Greek
territorial claims by countrr claim Tor
the pecuniary war indemnify.
Member Of Parliament Gone.
LONDON, November 21.-JOhn Whit
well, Liberal member Of Parliament
for Kendall, is dead.
Forces Sent to Guard the New Boundary.
LONDON, November pa dispatch
from Cadsic says the Montcnegrins
have sent forces to guard tue new
boundary, which so far has been main
tained without interruption. The Turks
kept at q distance OF SO PAGES on the
entry Oi the Nontenegrins into DG!.
cigno. Dele gates from the fleet AMI
General Petravic and staff were met by
a deputa;ion Of citizens. The Montene-
grin flag was hoistsd on the fortress
with salute OF twenty-one guns. The
town is quiet.
Alban;ans Dispersed
LONDON, November 29.--A dispatch
from Vienna says: The Albanians who
came to the support oi Duicigno have
been dispersed. The apprch.nsions OF
the Montenegrins lest the real work oil
occupying the country shoull only be.
gin when the Turks left, are therefore
dispelled. 1t seems probable that in
view of other matters that remain to be
settled, the international fleet will not
stperate for the present.
Forster in Dublin
LONDON, November 29.-lhe probable
trial of the triverserS will b. long on
when Parliament assemblies. Forster
the Chief Secretary ior IRELAND, has
gone TO Dublin, and will probably re-
main there until the Houses meet.
The Cabinet Will Not Resort to Coercion
LONDON, November PA dispatch
from Dublin saws: The resolution Of
the Cabinet not TO resort to coercion has
caused very deep disappointment and
apprehension among al classes IN The
| disturbed districts. They look with
alarm AT the prospect nt more 0ltrages
and wider spread oi limitation and
iisstfec,ion. There is COOL reason 10
| believe that the executive will Try IN
| show hv greater activity and energy
/ that they possess sufficient power IL or.
dinary law. The disturbed districts are
! flooded with the constlbulary and milk.
tarv, and all tie resources a,
the command Of the authorities ar
available when required Tor the
protection of life ard property, hut the
the secret and complete prganzi alton OF
| leagues enables them To anticipate thH
/ movements OF the c"ns'shuiarv, anu ~
/ some in stances defeat them. There can
| ba little doubt that lEe OrganIition ot
leagues is rendered mos. perfect and
/ formidable by connection with the
Fenian system. II is this that makes
intimidation so irresistible. In some
districts it is prac,iced with grea! sub,
| tilitv and skill. ss that the authorities
are unable 10 counteraCt it, They can
oniy deal witt onen acts OF v.o'
leuce, which are ayuiied cs much as
possible, while The more ,irc;uSi sys'
TEN Il terrorism is CARED on under an
external appearance ri tranquility.
Wicked Wines
LoypoS. November ~ Tho steamer
C,opia from Londnn ior New York has
pu: into Plymouth. she lost her fun
mel and sustained other damages ,by
the heavy weather. Tie steamer Fer
dinand Wonder Taelon from New lors
passed ,he Scilly Islands. She lost he'
| Ioats and sustained other damages.