The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-21
FROM OVER THE OCEAN
IRIsH sYMPArAY VIII &c LAW
The Germans Pleased With the IapsrlAl Speech,
Ssvsr' Earthquake shOcEI-LOudOp GtliIp
SOtSI-A High Old Time Ia the spanish
COrtsi-CauOTAI Speech Spoiled.


COrtsi-CAnOTAS Speech Spoiled.
LONDON. November ia large meeting
OF Magistrates, land owners, tenants and
traders, held at RosCrca, County TiIpols
ary, yesterday, passed resolutions SUPPORT
ing the action Of the Government in srp-
pressing the Land League and expressing
their loyalty to the Queen and Constitu-
ton, and thanking the Constabulary for
their conduct in the late crisis, The meet
ing formed society for mutual protection
against Boycotting,
SUSPICIOUS PURCHASE,
BERLIN, November IA man, supposed
to be Irish, was arrested when leaving
Bernburg, where he had purchased clock
work similar to that OF Thomassen's infern-
al machine,
PLEASED WITH THE DIPRRlAL SPEECH,
vienna, November 10.-The Imperial
speech to the German ReiChstag produced
the most profound impression here by It's
earnestness and the decisive and mastery
style in which tho task Of legislation Is set
before the Retchstag,
CHILDREN HELD IN DURANGO VIE.
CoSsTANTINorLE, November 10, - A
French and Arab acrObatic troupe Is per-
forming here in which there are twelve
English children virtually retained rs
slaves and horribly ill.treatcd. II is un-
derstoOd that Lord Granville has ordered
the Consul. General to recover possession
OF the children and forward them 10 Eng
land,
+ EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS,
COLOGNE, November l0-A violent shock
OF earthquake Of short duration occurred
here last night, and slight tremos were felt
for hours after II,
Bonn, November lO,-Two strong shocks
OF earthquake were felt here last night,
LONDON GOSSIP,
LONDON, November l0.-Tho IPhithaN
Reriew is responsible for the on dl that the
Marquis Of Lorno and his illustrious spouse
may shortly replace Earl Cowper and his
Countess ut Dublin.
After all Mrs. Langtry Is to appear on
the stage, on tho authority OF Charles IIar-
ris. The Cuckoo says the lady has determ-
ined to appear on the boards. She will as
suredly make her debut in New York in
January next,
Itis feared that Kaiser Wilhelm's health
is declining seriously. Tho non-deliyery
Of his speech ut thee opening Of the Prussinn
Parliament which was entirely unexpect-
ed, Is much commented upon.
HIGH OLD TIME.
MADRID, November l0.-Senor Segastn
had just ended the closing speech OF the
debate on thoaddress, when Senior Canoyas,
leader OF the Conservatives, rose to reply,
with paper in his hand, covered wilh
notes taken during Segasta's speech, when
cries OF Enough! enough! votel voteln
arose Immediately from tho CEN
ter and upper Ministerial benches
behind Seglsta. The deputies rose
to their feet gesticulating furious
ly, and others went toward the doors.
The Ministers and deputies sprangup, cry
ing out, "Order! To your seats, gentle
Ren!" Others In the center, especially
In the left center benches around AIattes,
A1oret and CASTELAR,, called out to respect
privilege and fair play, appealing 10 the
majority. Cries of'"Votet1 "Voteln rose
above the hisses and groans from the gall
leries and tribunesA Where every one, ladies',
diploniists, Generals, ex.deputies and Sen-
atorS and occupants OF the strangers' gal.
lery were on their feet, the most Of them
taking the part OF Canovas against the
party on the floor that shouted him down.
Segasta upbraidCd his followers energetic
ally, and ihe President rang his bell,
striking on the table and crying In vain,
till he became loArse and red In the face,
Tho tulnult reached u climax at the
moment when CanOvas exasperated,
sat down amid the ringing cheers and up
plause OF the minorities and tribunes. The
disorder then became indescribabe. De-
puties yelled md showed fists at each other
and exchanged uncomplimentary remarks
upon their respective good manners. Others
exchanged insults with people In the gal
leries, where ushers were Obliged To make
several arrests. At last Scgasta made him-
self heard, after the protest against the ttl-
inult. He invited CanOvas 10 speak, but
the latter haughtily declined amid derisive
cheers A vote was taken amid scene Of
tumult and excitement never witnessed
since tho famous federal assembly under
the republic Of '73
In the lobbles disputes and angry collo-
quics ensued between members. Two chal-
lengeB were given and received. The
general impression, even among minis
terial ranks, was that the majority had
provoked this shameful exhibition by an
intolerant spirit and discipline that
bodies no good for the rest OF the session.
Some OF the Conservatives were delighted
Ut heart, but the Democrats, independents
and several Ministers deplOre the dis
graceful finish Of the great debate, which
on the whole was highly favorable to
Segasta's policy. King Alfonso will pay
return visit to King I.ous, at Lisbon, about
the middle Of December.
GERMANY.
BERLIN, November l0.-Teyitzer, The
candidate Of the Conservative coalition.
has been elected President OF the Reichstae
by 1913 votes against l43 for StautIenburp,
Liberal. Fmnikenshein, Of the Centre
was elected NiCe.P President receiving 1g7
votes against l3D for Benda, Liberal candi.
date.
Crown Prince Frederick William has had
an audience with Cardinal Won Hohen.
lohe.
The provincial correspondents and other
Government organs indorse the remarks
oil the North German GuRciLg in regard 10
the imperial speech 10 the Reichstas, The
Conservative ReichSb0s strongly approves
the insurance schemes, but depfecateS The
tobacco monopoly
a brilliant iotc was given In Rathbones
this evening In honor Of Professor Wiz.
chow. A thousand persons OF the elite,
scientific and medical world were present,
Professor Bastian presided and presented
the title deeds Of VirChow Institute lor
promoting anthtopologiCal studies accord.
Ing TO VitChow's own direction, and 10000
marks were subscribed tOEnrl tha hrniacl