The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-05
CABLE DISPATCHES.
Matters OF Moment aud Interest In
Foreign Lands,

AVEtAhA A4NAN4t
LONDON, December 3.-The theft OF tho
body Of the Earl OF Crawford and Bal.
cares from the mortuary chapel, at
Dunecht House, Aberdeen, created great
sensation, 1t Is believed It was effected In
May last, before the vault was closed, and
that the covering slabs have only now
been disturbed, so Us to bring the fact to
the knowledge OF the relatives, and make
them enter into negotiations for the re.
covery ofthe body. The agent OF the estate
received q letter in May stating tho body
had been stolen, regarding It us a hoax,
he did nothing to ascertain the truth OF the
statement. 1t Is suggested tho thieves Ore
from Florence, where the body was en-.
balmed previous TO It's removal to Scotland,
A laborGr has been arrested near Dunecht
in connection with the outrage.
IRELAND.
DUBLIN, December 3.-Dillon Is seriously
Ill.
Tho Castletown police yesterday pro.
vented Miss Reynolds, Of tho Ladies' Land
League, from visitingthe tGnantsabout to be
evicted. tits reported an eviction expedi.
tlon will shortly be made TO the islands
along the Coast. The most important Of
these is Dursey, the inhabitants OF which
are believed to be determined to resist, and
possessed Of dynamite.
DUBLIN, December 4.-Thc Court Queens
bench Quashed the proceedings against
Sub-InspeCtor OBrien and Bouchir, who
commanded the polce OH the occasion Of
the riot at Ballyragget, County Kilkenny,
and against whom verdict OF wilful mur.
der was returned by the Coroner's Jury.
Miss Reynolds, conspicuous at Berhaven
for her advocacy Of "no rent" has been
served with summons, charging her with
aiding and abettinga criminal conspiracy
to prevent the payment Of rent
GERMANY.
BERLIN, December 3.-The cause Of tho
debate on emigration in the Reichstag yet.
tcrdny wasan item in the House estimates OF
$4,000 marks, which was ultimately passed.
for the supervision OF emigration.
Baron Won BottiCher, Secretary OF State,
in reply TO 4 Deputy who lamentcd that The
SlhiBlNtiull bthLlbllCo VI ttiC plenBllL 1euT lNu
already reached the unprecedented number
OF two hundred Thousand, incidentally
stated that the Government hoped to intro.
duce the promised bill on the subject carly
In tho priDg.
RoUMASIA.
BUcnAREsr, December 3.-The Austrian
Government telcgraphed yesterday 10
Count Hoyas Spinzenstein, Austrian Min.
lister here, TO suspend all personal relations
with the RoumQIian Cabinet until tho re-
turn from ST. Petersburg 10 Vienna Of
Count Khlnoky, Austro.llungarian Minis
ter for Foreign Affairs, and TO transact his
business with the RounaniRn Ministry by
letter only. This action Is caused by the
decisive language Of Prince Charles In his
speech from the throne OIL the opening OF
the Roumanian Parliament, when Ills
Majesty insisted upon the right OF Rouma.
mia to control the navigation OF the Danube
The ROmandl (semi.olIiCinl) declares that
Roumania will never swerve from the
course proclaimed in the speech from tho
throne, namely, that In Roumanian waters
the River Police must DO carried on BY
Roumanian officers. It says II trusts the
legitimacy OF Roumania's demand, and
the equity Of Europe will recall Austria 10
a more Just and friendly sentiment.