Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-20

Schemlng Diplomats 10 Begln MAcfs ths
Army Left 0f-lhs Finger Of the
Gar visablc -Stats Of AZ.
fairs In Ireland.
THE LATEST NEWS FROM EGYPT.

siSneu u !hSt. ESen uuOutu ZIG ASreomout
have advanced so far as signature, Il is still
posi- bic thai the terms may nos be carried
out. Tne Sultan is receiving from various
quarters Of the Aohamuedan world threat.
ening letters Of .
Very Btgatacans Character.
The suck ess o. tho French in Tunis and
the triumph Of England on the Nile will
possibly see the end Of the Csliph's infiu.
ence over the Arabs. He Is threatened
with various pains and penalses, including
the loss OF his throne, by some Of the most
prominent of his subjects. His vacillating
policy assisted the French In Africa and
II has not obstructed the Rnglish IN Eylpt.
In the meantime Russia may stiil have 20
be counted with. On more than one ocde-
sion the agents Of the Car have pointed
out 10 the Porte the vs,udto Turkey Of a
alliance that would give " the AusoovitA
the right to.
Protect Csnstaatisepls and the IBss.
phoPas.
Backed by England, Turkish Sullhns have
preferred to be without Russian partner
at headq uarters. His present serene maies-
ty is potoriously ill,advised In giving 70
England the smallest excuse for backing
out of her traditional policy at Constants.
nople. Egypt aud the Suex Canal under
British control, the city Of the Caliphs loses
its former importance asa factor In British
interests. The ambition OF Russia Is marked
out in very definite lines, and CxarS snd
their ministers know how 10 wait. In view
OF possible CONTINGENCIES
Russian Troops are New Assembling
for the purpose Of taking care OF CONSTANT.
nople. Judged by past declarations and
recent events. there Is one feature Of Lord
BE. cons ield's policy which would rot be
repeated by Mr. Gladstone-namely tho
dispatch o. the British hoet to prevent .
Russian occupation Of Constantinopls.
Recent events 10 Ireland have been even
more exciting thrn the success OF the brit.
ish troop" In the Eat. the late massacre
in Ireland, notably the one at Maamtrassna,
have created profound sentation; 70 say
which Is, after all, only repeating an old,
osl story; but in al tho history OF the
Irish murders, NOTHING Is more terrible
thsl the a1nihilat'on OF the joyce family
murder OF the man Lcahy in the prcssDce
of his distracted wife. II Is, however, re-
garded as sign Of the
ReturpinE SANITY or IrelaaA,
that the people In the Joyce neishborhood.
first timo I'M these modern days given their
assistance 70 the officers o. ju'bce. tbs
pretty well certain that at least ten Of tke
men who have been arrested will be con.
victei. The evidence ayasnst them is not
only circumstantial, but personal. They
were watched on their bloody mission,
tracked from the moment they set out un.
til the close OF their terrible business.
They have been ident' fed by four witnesses
and some OF them will probably be rccoS-
nized by the sill living boy, VINO !, alive
Mr.. Justice lawson, who has excited ths
enn.ity OF the PANEL p.r,y by his sen:
tence Of Mr.. Gray io- co1temDt OF
court, has congratulated the jur'es on tho
close of the commission In Dublin upon
the manner I'm which they have fulfilled
their duties, IL Is quite novelty In tho
OF justice IN Ireland Tor ju-
ries to agree In finding vcrd'ctI OF gully
against murderers, however distinct and
EN- phatic the evidence o; their guilt may
be. The recent trials are notorious ffom
this point Of view, aud the growing, scnss
Of the requirements OF law and order in
this protection of life and property 10 be-
coming most marked throughout tho
country, notwithstanding the recent great
crimes.
,n a. A..
aLhaspsiA, sepunSt ..I Ir, a..
o clock MONDAY NORM. ua'r l.u,.. ,.I ~ va w
a..trnooh, l.t,,no n,;nnod uo 20 nnn,i, fnm hbou.
~. v,,.ndsr ,hsir arm. Msnv mota
MI q, SUI as"a '''' WV" '"
UT IT, n irnn Glad. M,n,tour su,tsn. Incou.
stent and Achilles, and the gunboats Fsi-
con and Condor sailed ras.wA-d this morn.
ing, spd are now anchored of the Aboukir
forts lTbete will lie re.0ccuplcd by sailors
and msunes. Altozether 2o9 nsa from rom
y1riout places mace suDmisSion ~ A
El.l'wS.
CaIRnl scptember ia large body Of
Esyr.;sn inf'niry. with iour h.tisriss, ssp.
l,o.ed 10 be from SI'jbych, appeared bt
Tantai md surrendered 70 . battalion a
Hi,hiandcrs.
fHe CessSpship AhoStsAsl.
A,,,,,,v,, grnt.mb.r ia-Tsleersph
cen,orship bs beer, abolished.
Gro s.n,embr. la-Abdellsh Psshs
hes surrendered.
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ALExAsDsIA, sepleinyI ioLIn
Indlan cayaliy savs IIy yt"di.s u tom @ A. Al.
pu.pJ; pappJ,;, % Giro Tburrday. The NIulstsy
OF the In .eTtuT Will W GubSisttSA W NsNS
to.morroW.
Tn.,rsstvt,r IN Rsslsol.
-, o......h.. 20 -rh. A,chb,sheu
-, Xo,s ~ ,".nnd an Inyitslion 70 ~
oI.,, " 49, nL.s,vs n.,t a,ndsv "a 4 day Of
thank, 0iyins and publisheS special ssf-
vice for tte occasion.
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The iouynaI he. Dcbats. of psris., dive,
similar advice.
The Daily News, commenting on the
hostiIe tone Of some Of the Italian papen
says Il has reason 70 believe that nsvcfths
less Italy Vi among the earliest Of foreign
mower to congratulate Great Britain o.
her success In Egypt by sending, On ths
18th inst, sssufances q good will end
svmnsfbv
sufferers from pillaee and incendiahsm.