The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-14
NEWS BY THE CABLE.
aLAINE's SOUTH AMERICAN PoLIoY
Sharply Criticised bv the London Pross-A Weak
Attempt At SarcASm-Ths Proposed Memorial
for Dean StAnlSy-ASStIag in Ala OF Irish
Landlords = General Foreign Notes.


LONDON, December l3,-The Standard in
leading article on Blaine's instructions
sent to the American Minister ut Lima
says: at may be absurd, but it is only
carrying the Monroe doctrine to its legiti.
mate conclusion to assume that by and by
We shall sec representatives deputed from
Washington to control the relations of the
Emperor Of Brazil with European powers,
and the sayagcs Of Patagonia invoking the
aid Of the United States Commission to COM
pose their differences. What the temper Of
the Cabinet at the present moment Is, we
can only infer from the growth OF Chauyinii {
sentiment which has confused the discus
sion on the canal question. As to Peru, it
Is not wholly, perhaps, matter of senti-
ment, II is time Blaine has resigned and
Americans will have no longer to admire
the glowing periods in which he has main
tanned the pretensOns Of his country. But
American diplomacy is uniform, and it
will be much the same whether tho dis
patches arc penned by Frelinghuysen or
Blaine. 1t Is not improbable that PrCsi-
dent Arthur may soon announce that peace
is restored and new protectorate by the
United States established.
The Pal Mall Gazette says The impress
sionrreNted by Blaines dispatches Is un-
doubtedly bad, and 1t would have been
much worse II the author was still entrust-
cd with the direction Of the foreign policy
OF the United States We feel no appre-
hGnslon that the attitude lIurlbut assumed
at Lima will be persisted In by the gentle
man who supcrcedes him. Tie American
people have too much to do nearer home to
sit up as adjudiCators among the South
American Republics, II any European
power were TO intervene the circums tance
would bo altered.
Tue ABSENT "nALLooNATIc."
Tho absence OF news from the balloon in
which Walter Powell was carried In sen,
Saturday, causes sensation, as Powell
had project to cross the Atlantic in bal
loon.
IRISH Affairs.
The World says it is reported in the Irish
legal circles that the law office OF the Crown
has been considering the advisability OF
indicting 7. p, O'CUnner and Healy for
conspiracy OH their arrival in England.
The part they took in the proceedings OF
the Land League convention ut Chicago is
relied upon as sufficient 10 ensure ronyic-
tiOn.
DUBLIN, December ia partyof armed
men lust month entered the house OF Mrs.
llenanc, near Listowel, threatening TO
shoot her for giving information to tho po-
Ice. The children threw themselves upon
the mother and one received charge Of
shot in the legs. Six OF the party were mr.
rested. Five OF them have been sentenced,
each to five years penal servitude, and the
man who shot the child to ten years.
In consequence OF the opposition TO the
scheme for an international exhibition in
Dublin, n strong movement has been SGT
ailoat to carry out tho project In Belfast
1t Is understood that the landlords will
soon meet to express their indignation ut
the working OF the land Rct and demand
compensation.
THE DEAN STANLEY MEMORIAL
LONDON, December l3.-At a meeting at
the Chapter House, Westminster Abbey 10
consider the subj OF creating flnd for
a memorial 10 the late Dean Stanley. Dean
Bradley presided, supported by the Prince
Of Wales Lord Granville, Mr.. Lowell and
Lord Lorne The Prince Of Wales proposed,
and Lord Granville and Mr.. Lowell sup
ported, n resolution reCiting the genius and
public services Of Dean Stanley, which en-.
title him 10 national memorial. A res.
olution was unanimously adopted in favor
OF u rcCumbent elligy, to be placed neartle
grave OF the late Deans wife, and also in
favor OF the completion OF the window In
the Chapter House. A Committee, head
cd by the Prince OF Wales was appointed
to receive subscriptions. =
Dean Bradley, remarking on the widely
representative character ofthemeeting saiu
that aS well rs the representative of the col
Onies OF Great Britain, they had with them
the representative OF kindred nation be-
yOnd the seas, who represented the feel
ings he Of all men "should well interpret"
The Prince of Wales in proposing the
resol luton above mentioned, said Dean
Stanley was not only appreciated In Eu-
rope but In America, where the Dean re-.
ceiyed so much kindness and hospitality.
MIR. Lowell warmly eulogi2ed Dem
Stanley, and expressed his pleas
tire IN having the privilege Of uniting
In tribute 10 the memory Of 80 great man,
especially because 1t seemed his presence
there was augury Of day which he believed
wou i'd surely come when the character and
serviccsoi every eminent man of the British
race would be the common possession and
inheritance Of evOry branch Of the ances-
torial stem lie expressed n wish that tho
memorial could be international instead OF
national. lie concluded by expressing
the hope that the American people would
be allowed 10 contribute 10 the memorial,
AIDING TIE iRrsIG LANDLORDS.
LONDON, December l3.--A meeting was
held to-day at the Mansion House In M.