The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-28
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
MATTERS OF MOMENT ABROAD,
Acknowledgement Of the COnplIasut Paid The
British Flag At YOrEtOWA-MOrt Lsnd League
Arrs'ts-AuEtrIa and ItaIy-J0Wlih InnI.
TratiOs to America ROrslEn News.

LONDON, October, ga Berlin CORE
spondent says: Gambetta's reference to hii
visit to the German towns isregarded her,
as having no doubt that he had an inter
view with Bismarck during that visit.
Mr.. Chamberlain, President ofthe Board
of Trade, speaking at Liverpool, yesterday,
said; II can notreaect without gratifca-
tion upon the fact Of the deep sympathy
for America on the death Of President Gar,
field felt throughout the country has been
reciprocated by the graceful act end courte-
Sy in saluting the British flag at the Cen,
tennial at Yorktown"
Orville, organizer and paid Secretary OF
the Cork branch OF the Land League has
been arrested.
DUBLIN, October 27,-The rumor that the
resignation OF Earl Cowper as Lord Lieu
tenant OF Ireland is impending has been
revived.
Six arrests have been made to-day under
the Coercion IhCt, including the Pi0ident
OF the Kilkenny branch OF the Land League.
The suspects in the Galway jail passed a
resolution approving OF the no rent mani.
iestO,
The arrests include the stock Of Tralee.
long In pena servitude for treason, and
now suspected of reasonable practices.
AUSTRIA AND ITALY.
VIENNA, October 27.-The session Of the
Austrian delegation opened with Won
schmerling rs President, who said the
visit OF King Humbert was an additional
guarantee OF the maintenance Of peace be
tween Austria and Italy. Referring 10 the
extradition OF Nihilists, no said; Every one
Is willing to aid the government in meas
ures against subversive and devastating
ConspiraciCs, but II Is necessary 10 act with
q certain degree OF moderation. Hohen.
wait was elected Vice President.
JEWISH EMIGRATION TO AMERICA.
The Jewish emigration to America Is q
subject Of concern TO the Russian Govern
ment. Another attempt will be madeto
turn the Jews into farmers, and settle them
in the provinces Of Krerson and Ekaterin.
aslav.
LAND LEAGUE AFFAIRS, M
LONDON, OCtober27-A Cork correspond
ent says: The dissolution OF the League IN
the south Of Ireland proceeds speedily and
peacefully. The branches quietly submit
to the prohibition OF their meetings. The
government TO justify their course In rear.
resting John lletIernan, one Of the most
violent OF leaguers In Cork, pub.
ltsh an appeal he made for Clemency
after the first arrest. The appeal concludes
III will guarantee TO take no further part Ia
public matters relative to the Land Re.
form, knowing as do, TINT the land bill
Is perfect" Mr.. HetFGrman, since his fe-
lease, denied that he signed any Condtionsl
and resumed agitation.
NEw YoRK, October 2L-Henry George
telegraphs the Irish World from Dublin,
The arrests continue. The Land League
has ceased to hold public demonstrations
but continues TO meet privately in chapels
and houses The Lady Land Leaguefs
through whom external work Is now being
done, arc increasing. There is a detertnf
nation to hold on To the organization IN
some shape.
The prisoners are allowed one visit
daily, but that Is hard TO obtain, as only
two interview cages are used which makes
the condition awkward and studiously hui
initiating. Two barriCades separate The
visitor from the suspect. One warden
stands behind the prisoner and another
before catching every word and eye.
ing every ono. All allusion to
matters political Is strictly prohibited.
Waiting visitors are compelled 10 stand
outside the jail exposed to all sorts oi
weather; even ladies' arc kept yainly wait
ing on their feet all day in the rain. All
letters addressed to prisoners are closely
read.
The ladies Of the Land League are work
Ing with industry and intfipidity. Tie
wonderful Anna Parnel in peace ID fight
ing heroiCally 10 save her people as the
Maid OF Orleans fought in the war. They
are rapidly procuring ready made houses
for theevicted. Miss Parnell tells me that
$4,000 will soon be required.