The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-18
THE OLD WORLD.
AATFERs BEYOND THE HRInY SEA.
PApal IndIGnAiiOR n tho Iusul. 10 Pins
AinIhs Remains = RnglIsh Anx.
.ety AbOut Gold DusIinE In GsI.
many-RusSIan, Tunisian
and OlheF AGAiFs.


Saturday evening entertained the Primo,
OF Wales Is President Of the Royal Colo
; nial Institute. Many representatives O
the British colonies were present. King
KAlakaua was among the guests, The
Lord Mayor proposed toast to the health
Of King KalAkaua, who briefly responded
The Confederation Liberal Association,
which has itS headquarters at Bennington,
10 considering the proposal Of holding q
monster mas meeting at London in favor
Of the Land Bill soon as II reaches the
House OF Lords.
9eTIA, July 7.-PEincs Alexander has
returned here, He was enthusiastically
received BY an immense crowd, Houses
were decorated with flags and the town
was brilliantly illuminated 10 the evening.
LoHDoN, July l6,-A dispatch from
Rome says that Cardinal Jacobini, Papal
Secretary Of State, In receiving Ambassa.
dora and Ministers accredited 70 the Vati.
can, told them thatthe Pope had instructed
him to say that 1t was the Pope'a personal
desire, that they should inform their gov.
ernments how deeply panied he was at the
iuSults offered the body Of Pope Plus TX;
that hencetorth he muHt consider himself
more than ever prisoner In the Vatican
and % prevented from attending any re.
ligiouB services In sny Of the B,siliCaI OF
Rome. Atthe same time Cardinal Jscobini
read the draft Of circular to the Papal
Nuncios abroad, with instructions 10 leave
copy In the hands Of the respective Min.
listers OF Foreign AffSlrs.
A correspondent says that part OF the
Pope's message relating TO religious Ter.
vicea In Basillcas confirms what has been
confidently asserted In high clerical cir.
Giles, that had the removal Of the body OF
Plus TX been effected peaceAbly the
Pope would have found an early occasion
for passing the doors Of the VatiLan.
The Economia this week says; "The
unliquidated trade balance due the United
States Is nearly sixteen and one.hali mil.
lions greater than year age, or rather the
apparent balance, a. there 10 no means Of
knowing 10 what extent payment may
have been made In securities. To all up.
pearance, however, the power Of the
United States 10 take gold from Europe 10
much greater than II was year ago. The
need for gold, however, now that the cur.
rency 10 finally established on gold ba.
sis, Ia lees, and II appean probable that
pay ment for 0 large portion OF her trade
must be taken In goods. With Italy In
the market for gold, the action OF Amer.
lea 10 this matter 10 vitality important, and
will be watched closely and auxiously,"
ST. PETRRsBURd, July by an Impe.
rial ukase, granted Of the suggestion OF
General Isnatied, on the 2nd Inst, the
sentence Of death passed on Hetsy He'll.
mann has been Commuted,
Grand Duke Michael has been appointed
President Of the Imperial Council, and
Grand Duke Alexis Grand Admiral.
The number Of men and giils burned
In the barn In the Province OF Koorks,
Russia, was ll9 instead OF 1902.
A Berlin correspondent says: A law
student Of the Uniyersity OF Bonn has
just been killed In duel, and another
student 10 in the hospital hopelessly
wounded. A student In Berlin, few
days ago, had bis nose slashed entirely of
In an unaTmored contest with sabres.
Scarcely week passes but we hear OF
some such brutality, often ending In
death, At one or another Of the German
universities.
Gsym,n EmhassS n % tnndon Hu'"SIV %So " Sao sne
nlunvsd into dIScracs thsrS Srd wSS "S onis ME
saved irom oTiminSI ] nrosscntion % IT hv - NJ
Gsrman ImSsSssdor GnUnt S Van Mnysts. ny sue
asserting Ambasssdorial lnviolabllity, has
been dismissed from the army and degre.
daded from the ranks Of the nobility.
Sir Evelyn Wood will probable be raised
70 . peerage as 9 reward for his services
in terminating the Transvaal war.
n abo % "bs,rp;nn ~ f ~ Inc adTocateS
,,snuisI "rS Sa,sIoa s"S Cnsaans UIsnn aa ~. Ine
liz rnon iha windsOr ,eS;om CJ ens , ,,nUas.
tanea M Of The British yolnntSer "DN 'AfOt
for 1iis ssnstor to ali ths sleSs,"H y""Sn"1 cSasA
bv tbS death of Dnfssn,s% % IPs5rSIicSni S
PierTe BsTtheiot, an eminsn, ch d a,nist ana
q member OF the Institute, and the CAfllis