Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-08
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LONDON, August "a meeting was
held here yesterday to further the
scheme for holding an international
Fisheries Exhibition in London in 1883.
The Marquis OF Exeter presided.
Minister Noyes Coming Home.
LONDON, August 6.-General Noyes,
ex.minister to France, has left Paris
He will sail from Liverpool on the 9th
inst. for New York.
Troops for Africa.
LONDON, August 6-The French gov
ernment has requested the steamship
company to place at the disposal OF the
military authorities several steamers
for the conveyance Of troops to Africa
1t is calculated that 10000 Francs tncurs
are scattered along the north African
coast. 1t is proposed to dispatch $1,000
French troops to Africa before October.
A Bradlaugh Meeting at Northampton.
LONDON, Aug. Ga meeting OF 1900
persons at Northampton was addressed
by Bradlaugh to-day, who had his arm
in sling and was suffering from eryslp-
elias. He said II his constituency con-
tinued TO trust him, he would keep on
| in the struggle az long az he lived. lie
denounced the conduct Of the House OF
| Commons, and expressed his determl.
nation to punish his opponent. His
speech was received with great cheer.
ing.
Cabinet Council-John Bright's Opinion
Of the Land Bill.
LONDON, August THE Observer says:
The amendments OF the House OF Lords
TO the land bill formed the principal
subject OF Yesterdays cabinet council.
We understand, with one or two minor
| executions, it was determined to offer
| them uncompromising resistance. We
| believe il was also decided to bring in
| Parliamentary oath bill early next ses-
sion. The decision will probably be
communicated to the Commons on Mon
day.
John Bright, in a speech at the ban.
ouet at the Mansion House last evening,
said he had been adviting changes in
the Irish land system for thirty years.
He had studied the subject and felt al
strongly upon it as ever he hsd on any
poIitical question. He believed the
Land bill was as great and noble meas
ure as il was possible for Parliament 10
pass. He did not doubt that whatever
was the passing passion Of the Irish peo'
ple the time would speedily come when
they would recognize the endeayors oi
the government to do them right and
Justice, Bright ignored the amendment,
vi the House OF Lords, and spoke oil the
bill as almost ready to receive lmperia
assent.
Aeragarian outrages During July.
LONDON, August 6.-1he number o.
ayrarian outrages committed IN Ireland
during July was two hundred and hity
nine, Including four firings at persons
eleven assaults, twenty arsons, seven
teen cattle maimings. one hundred and
fifty five intimidations and twenty hVe
cases OF injury TO property. ..
Fen an Designs on the Prince OF Waie'
LONDON, August Ga rumor IS n
circulation that the Prince OF Wales ha'
been advised not to give a dinner or
board his Yacht at Osborn, which ba'
been the usual custom during his stay
at the Isle OF Wight, because OF sup
pssed Fenian design.
Honor 20 the Discoverer cf the Cifcua
ton Of the Blood.
LONDON, August 6-The ,pI,nclpa
members Of the international Medica
Congress, now in session in LONDON
were present at Falkssore te1day a. tn'
unyeiIing, by Prof. Owen, of the statn'
of Hassaly, the discover OF the eircula
ton OF the blood.
Clo.s Of the Worlds Convention OF tn
Y.M G A
LONDON, August Sat me IaIexel
, meeting to day OF the Worlds Conven
tion of the Young Mems Christian Assc .!
, ciation, addresses were made by o.
, Jobn Kennaxay, member Of Parliament
= Prof.. Gladstone, Rev. }. Hail, ot Ne'
York, Russell Sturges, OF Boston, an