The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-13
FETES AND FIGHTS.
ROFH on HANDS TFHE sAnE russ.
France Preparing for JOyoaa Aauivsr.
SaFy AZ Home and = DsEaaialinE war
Abrsad = Removal Of the Late
P0Ps's RenaiaS-Other Pes.
Sign News Or IAIsrssI.


.. PARIS, July I2,-The papers say that th
% tete Of the revolution and OF the Repub
y lie, which occurs Thursday next, th
ninety.hrst anniversary Of the taking 0
o the Bastils, will be celebrated with create
. eclat than twas last year. The city hA
already assumed semiisstiye appearance
! The official buildings are resplsndsnt with
bunting, while everywhere 10 visible ont
! lines Of what will develop into brilliant
illuminaHops. Huge aAg.StaffS have beer
erected mall open places. There will bG
} Q splendid fete in BoiS de Boulogne, with
bands Of music and fireworks on the lakes.
There will also be pyroleChnic displays al
MontsVesrt, Bsllsville, Point due jour and
other conspicuous points, and free per.
toEmances Rt the theatres, Fa
FIGHTING BETWEEN THR FRENCH AND THR
\ AERlcAH INsuRGzNrs. 7
PARIS, July IA dispatch from Al.
gsrla states that the inSurgent chief Bon
AmsnS; with 1000 Arabs, twice uuSuocess.
fully attacked the town Of Kreiden on the
7sh inst The place was defended By
three companies OF French riAes. B n
Amena fed southeastwATd after loslps $50
men, A transport arrived with tfoops
from France. She embarked ak guns al
tiolettA and 10 preparing 10 70 to Siax.
THR kHRDlVH RRHusEs TO AcKNoWLEDGR
| THE FRENCH PEoTEcFoRATH.
LONDON, July l2.-The Khedlye OF
Egypt has informed France that he would
aCt in conformity with the wishes Of the
Porte, and therefore would not recognize
the proposed French protectorate In
Tunis. This statement has caused some
surpTiae In Paris, where Il has been be.
lleVed that the intrigues carried ON In
Cairo and Alexandria by French emissa.
IieB would sway the Khediye to the
French side. In Paris II 10 the belief that
the present attitude Of the Khedive 10 due
70 the preponderating influence Of tho
English Government
THE POLITICAL TROUBLES IN BULGARIA.
SISTovA, July l9.-Korayelof and
slawkOf, who were elected membera Of
the National Assembly for Tlrnova, have
crossed into Roumania, and II is expected
that several other liberals will quit Bul.
gariA. ...8 .,l : m
VIENNA, July IA correspondent At
siStova says: The peasant members OF
the. Assembly are arriving Q. SistoyA
under military escort, to protect them
from the influence Of the Liberals.
TTALY's REPRESENTATIVE IN PRAEcR WITH.
As DRAWN.
PARIS, July l2.-General Cisidini, the
Italian Ambassador, presented letters Of
recall 10 President Grevy. He stated that.
having served his country iorty.hye years,
the TIME for bis retirement had come.
BERLIN, July l2..-specials cay that
owing to the tension between France and
Italy, successor 10 General Cialdini, AZ
Ambassador to France, will not now b1
nominated
Blsmarck's health is greatly improved
since his arrival At Kessingen.
cohMuTATloN or TIE sRNrRNcRs or ABDUL
AzIz's MuRDRRRRs.
CoSsrANTGEoPLE, July 12.-The Sultan
entertained The idea OF having the judge.
ment in the case Of the alleged murderera
q, Abdul Aslz committed by tae Court Of
Cessation, but 1t was represented to him
that this would involve the necessity oi q
new trial and the danger Of further scan.
dal. The Sultan then decided to commute
the death BentenCes.
"TRRRDoM or THB PRESs" IN AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, July l2.--Ths police seized
nearly oil the leading Vienna journals for
publishing resolutions pasSsd by The Con.
StitutionalistB belonging to German
club. The resolution was not an attack
on the Igfe ministry, but only an OK.
precision 81 the general feeling In regard
10 the arrogance OF the CzechB and their
msnaceB Against the Germans. ~
Of Prus NfNrHs BODY RHiNrERREp. Fr
RoNE, July 12.-The body Of Pope PluS q
TX, In accordance With the terms Of his
will was removed to day from 81.
Peters 10 the Church Of San Lorenzo.
The ceremony was private. itA
i An ExrEsslvR rtRE IN FRANCE,
PARIS, July 12. IA great Gre broke on.
early yesterday morning In The goods
station 81 the Uhemlr de Fer du Medi
Railroad, at cette, and speeding with
ihshLtul rapidlty Roon destroyed nearly
one thousand trucks and passenger cars.
The hRme8 are not yet extinRuished,
Happily no lives were lost. Between two
aud three square miles oi sheds aud ware.
houses are reported burned.
I.UI' D THE LITTLE NIkx.
Mile. PAullas Min1, a foreign sgItatoS,
and The bosom frioud Of Louise Mitchell
and fiery defender Of woman'a fiphts,
lstely received polite 10 ntofination That M
did not cease disturbing the public order
she would be. expelled from Ffanca.
Nothing daunted, she has hent 10 NJ,
OonStans letter announcing that 10
batRe her unOhivalTous petseCttory, she
has determined 10 change her nationality
and marry Freuchman.
uf,s Jumped the Ftaeh.
LAKEWOOD, N. j., July 12.-A paassn.
ger coach train on the New jersey South.