The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-09
FROM OVER THE OCEAN
WAR AND PEsTILENcE IN AFRICA.
4 Big Strike Of the POttsn Of StAaord,Alrs, Eng,
lAad, PrOhsAlS-LsfrOY the AurdsFpr Sen.
tsAe'd to IIAAE-Sall'burI's vISUI Of
the Irish Question Notes

LONDON, November s,-James TuIte, for.
merly Secretary Of the Mullinger branch
Of the Land League, who was discharged
from Kilmainham jail Friday last, was re-
arrested to-day, it is supposed, because Of
his violent speeches, There Is much OK,
citement,
WAR AND PESTILRScI.
BowNY, AFRICA, November S.-Reports
from New Calabar indicate that another
war is imminent there between King Anna
keree and viii Braid. Several sanguinary
contests have already occurred between the
followers OF both parties. The powerful
chiefs Oko Jumbo and Jaja intend to join
in the hostilities, Borneo siding with win
Braid and the latter with King Amakene.
LONDON, November S-Accordin, TO aC.
vices from Bowny, western Africa, yellow
fever has caused terrible havoc in SENEGAL,
GIGANTIC STRIKE IMMINENT.
HANLEY, November SIN the various
towns OF Stafordshire the potteries are on
the eve OF q gigantic strike. All men con-
nected with the Operatives Association
have resolved TO cease work on Thursday
unless an advance is granted. The strike
will affect fifty thousand employees, Alta
meeting yesterday the employ ems pledged
themselves 10 refuse the advance,
THE RAILWAY MURDER.
MAIDSTONE, November s-The trial OF
Arthur LEROY, for the murder OF Gold,
came to q close to-day, The court room
was densely crowded. A remarkable mum
Der OF women, were present Lord Chief
Justice Coleridges summing up tor the
prosecution was strongly against the pris,
oner, and tended to throw dlscredlt on the
point on which the defense relied; that
LEROY. had not pawned the pistol and
showed entire disbelief in the prisoners
assertion that third person was present in
the railway car at the time Of the murder.
The prisoner was found guilty and sentenc-
ed to be hanged. After the sentence had
been passed LEROY protested his innocence,
SECOND BALLOTS IN GERMANY.
LONDON, November S.--A Berlin dispatch
says: In the second ballots for members
Of the Reichstag DR.. Falk was victorious at !
Wormsby by q sweeping majority. Most
time have resulted in favor Of the Liberals.
sALlsBuRHA VIEW OF THE IRISH QUESTION.
LONDON, Novembers Salisburyin
replying to tho resolution OF confidence,
passed by tho Blackpool Patriotic Associa-
tion, writes Us follows; at appears to be
admitted by member OF the Cabinet that
theGovernment deliberately abstained from
taking at an earlier period the action which
now, at last has checked the Land League,
in order that Parliament might be induced
by the Irish disorder to pass the land bill.
These unexampled tactics have dealt
double blow to the property Of Ireland.
Henceforth capital will have 4 double dam
ger to fear. 1t will be exposed not only 70
the acts Of Parliament, cutting down the
interest reserved ominvestments in land,
made at the invitation Of Parliament, but
also to lawless plumber by conspiracies,
tolerated for the purposes OF Parliamentary
strategy by the Government Of the day, In
q country from which capital Is repelled
there Is little hope for"
FARMER FOUND MURDERED.
LONDON, November S.--A farmer has
been found beaten to death near Tralee,
Ireland, 1t Is supposed TO be an Agrarian
crime,