The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-01
NO FUN
TO BE A EUROPEAN KING IN THIS
AGE OF THE WORLD.
Some OF the PerquiSItos Of Royalty that
Are Not 10 bO EnVIed-AnxlOIy Tor
the Safety OF the Throne
from Great RFItAIn
TO Russia,

| LONDON, MArcn Sl,-Ine buuuen CAillul
together oil the Cabinet was caused b!
some news from Ireland, Mr., Forster an
nounced that the intelligence from Irelaut
was Of most diaquieting character, al
thought thea attitude ofthe people appeared
to be tranquil on the surface. Mr., For
ster stated that according to information
in the possession ol the Irish government
the tranquility Of the people had increased
the uneasiness Of the authorities, who re
gard 1t as the lull before the storm. Inlor
nation in the possession oi the Dublin
Castle authorities caused them to believe
that insurrectionary outbreaks might be
expected at any moment, Mr.. Parnel't
present attitude was regarded with dis
qHietude, His apparent inactivity was
thought to indicate that he anticipated
the initiation Of movement ot different
character from that which he has been
conducting. His two visits to Paris are
regarded ss inexplCable, the Government
not having been able to discover any sulli
cisnt ground for them.
EXCITEMENT AND INDIGNATION IN GERMANY,
In the German Reichstag yesterday
there was discussion OF the Government
resolution TO enforce the law against So
ciallsts. The acting Minister otthe Inter.
ior said that the energetic execution OF the
law had been proved to be necessary by
the fact, which became more and more no.
torious every day, that the Socialists were
atheistic and unpatriotic, and constitute
the party of upheaval. The group led by
Mast, editor Of the London Frtiheit, and
by Hasselman preach assassination.
The more moderate faction Of the
party do not pursue their ends Ly
the same means, violence and re-
volt, but seek methodically TO undermine
constituted authority, tho tendency oil
both being the same. Won Puttkammer
proceeded to quote the utteranCes Of Mast
and Hasselman respecting the assassina.
tlon Of the Gear, which provoked loud ex'
pressions OF indignation and adherence
from all parts of the House. He stated 10
conclusion that the condition OF affairs In
Germany was such that Prussia would pro.
pose the minor state Of siege be extended
10 Lelpsig. Germany is seriously intent
upon coming 10 some international ar
rangement for combating the growing
dangers OF Socialism and Nihilism.
SOME INSIDE HISTORY OF THE PLOT ON THE
CZAR.
Concerning the coming trial OF the
Nihilists accused OF the murder OF the
Czar, public interest centerR on Sophie
PleotTsky, whose aristocratiC connections,
social position and superior education ex-
cite general wonder She Is the daughter
Of q former provincial Governor and a
niece OF an officer Of high rank In the
army. According to confessions OF
PieoiTsky and JeIAboif they both knew,
and they alone, OF the attempt TO be made
on the CzSr's life, and the time and place.
Their fellow Conspirators In London and
elsewhere knew In genera way that an.
other attempt would be made. Russakoff
was only informed oil what was required
Of him on the day OF the murder. JeiaboH,
the chief director In the matter, having
been arrested two days before, Pleo1Isky
bOShhO bO buAhIuk pHih uuu poub
RussakoA and the other members with
bombs to the stations assigned them. Rus.
sakoH protests be was not In any way ad.
mitted to the councils OF the cOnspirators,
but was merely fellow worker He as.
serts the Nihillsts latterly have no money,
that there was considerable disagreement
among them, and they would probably
have dispered had their last attempt failed.
Russakof seems to be Nihilist pure and
simple, having no project or desire be.
yond the destruction oil the present order
Of things. Pieoffsky and Jelaboff avow
the object Of their operations was to ter.
rorizs the country, disarrange the ma.
chinery OF government, and bring about II
pattern OF the Paris Commune. The
other two prisoners. MichaeloT and the
woman Helfmann, seem Of less import
ance. Both refuse to answer the charges
made againSt them.