The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-22
A CRITICAL STAGE
OF AHRAIRs OF THE LAND LEAGUE,
As Well as some Other Affairs In Other
Foreign COantFies-The Italian
RIOIsAt MaFseIIIes-OIheF
RORIign Matters.

Eofelgn GountFiea-Ino lthltAn
RIOtsRt MAEseIlles-OIheF
ROFGiEn Matters.
LONDON, June 2l.-At Q meeting Of thC
Land League in Dublin, Sexton, who now
has the exclusive management Of the or
sanizstiOn, made an appeal to America
for funds. He said they had arrived al
the critical stage Of the League, and the
expenditures were very large,
sEGToN's INCREASED Responsibility.
DUBLIN. June 2l.-Ths arrest OF Cox
leaves the management OF the Land
League exclusively in the hands OF Mr..
Sexton. Cox was originally the League
organizer for the province OF Ulster, but
the imprisonment In Dublin Of the ExeCu-
tive rendered his services In Dub In indis.
penfable, and since Herrington's arrest be
has been the only active organizer in the
midland counties.
Three members were sentenced for FIVE
years penal serVitude for riot and assault
on the police,
TIE PAIL MALL GAZETTE ON THE GOVERN.
MRET's couRsE IN RELATION TO o,DoNo.
VAN RossA,
LoNDoN, June 2l.-The Pail Nall GaselIe
says: We wish the Government had fol
lowed the sound principle OF letting
O'Donoyan Rosa alone. II is very fine
for the ElegrGph to talk about requiring
America 10 treat the planners Of the insuF'
reCtion as the Engllsh Government has
treated Herr Most, proprietor Of the Frei
heit. Wemay require aB much 90 We please,
but unless we are much mistaken America
will give short answer to such Iequisi
tions. II seems extremely improbable
that the American Government will be
allowed, either by tradition or policy, to
meddle with the Irish.American press,
Any overt preparation for an expedition
II will doubtless put down as it has done
before
The Daily News has an article almost en-.
tirely similar on the subject. Il says,
Although It 10 not likely that America will
interfere with the press here. The Gov.
eminent has usually acted loyalty and
firmly when any Teal, danger or o friendly
power has been planned within the Amer
iCan frontier.
CURRENT IRISH TOPICS.
LONDON, June 2l,-Tt Is stated that the
PArnelites have resolved not 10 hold any
more meetings at present, but to wait and
see what shape the Land bill is likely to
assume before II passes the House Of
Commons.
Mr.. Htzael, Secretary OF the Govern.
ment branch OF the Land League, has
been arrested under the coercion act and
conveyed to Galway.
AFFAIRS IN EAST INDIA.
The Yiceroy OF India telegraphs as fol.
lows: Reports received from Candshar
state that Ayoob Khsn's loss in the
engagement with the Ameer's forces at
on the llth inst, was 1870
killed and wounded and 81 prisoners,
The killed included Abdullah Khan, one
Of Ayoob Khan's principal adherents.
The Ameer announced his intention to
leave Oabul on the 10Th inst.
THE SITUATION AT MARsEI.LEs.
A special telegram from Marseilles says
the Perfect Of police has decided that in the
event ot further disturbances to proclaim
martial law. The details OF the dis.
show that rioters on each side
did not come In conflict In bodies, but
confined themselves 10 hunting down iso.
lated individuals, some Of whom they bar.
bariouSly murdered.
FEELING AT ROME.
LONDON, June 2l,-A dispatch from
Rome says: Ills impossible to described
the indignation which the Marseilles q fair
caused here. The Chamber Of Deputies
received with ironical comments the state.
ment Of the Minister OF Foreign Affairs
that the conduct OF both the Marseilles
authorities aud the Italian consul had
been perfectly correct, and that they had
done their utmost 10 prevent the insult 10
the Italian eecutcheon. The minister
added that he had sent Instructions 10 the
italian ambassador In order that the most
energetic measures for the protection Of
the Italians might be taken, and he didn't
doubt but the French Government would
be interested In the prevention OF acts
calculated 10 disturb the governmental
relations between the two countries.
THE SuLrAN's MuRpERERs,
CoNsrANTlEoPLE, June 2l.-Tents are
being pitched before the sultan's pal
ace and under the shelter Of these tents
the trials oil the persons accused with the
murder oi Abdul AEiE will take place.
The indictment demands the death penal.
~ against the actual murderers.
FRANCE SEEKING COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH
CANADA.
MONTREAL, June q. - To-day the French
Consul, at Quebec, received official iuior.
nation that the Minister OF Foreign Affairs,
in France, wished to make o commercial
treaty directly with Canada.
FRANCE DEFINES HER POSITION.
PARIS, June 2l.-The French Govern.
ment issued circular letter to representa-.
tives abroad wherein IL defines lie present
policy. The Montenegrln. Greek and
Tunisian questions are all touched upon.
France desires 10 settle the disputes ami.
Cably. War will be fesorted 10 only when
other means fall
INSULTING THE PRINCE.
SOFIA, June 2l.-zincof, KasavelotT,
slAveikotf and siknsrofF have been arrest.
ed on the charge Of insulting Prince
Alexander and attacking the Government
In an electoral proclamation.
SPAIN TO PROTECT HER suAECrs.
MADRtD, June 2l.-The Government hes
jantdnd kn sand ,ha staaEaas VUtnann I'm.