The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-11
ACROSS THE ATLANTIC.
RARNELL RELEASED FRoM pRlsoN
To Attend his Nephew. Fsusrni-Ras.laa Over.
lures to G'rmAny-Farthsr Antl.JtWlsh DIS.
tursans's-ISJury to Crops Ia Austria
Review Ofths British Gsala Trade.

LONDON, April lO.-Charles Stewart Par
nell, the Land League leader, was released
at o'clock this morning from his impris.
onment at Kilmainham aud at once went
aboard the morning maii en- route for Eng
land. The release Of ParneIl was granted
to permit him to attend the funeral Of his
nephew. The Government announces that
he will be permitted to remain at liberty
for week.
BERLIN April l0.-The Emperor yester.
day received Prince Dolgourouki, a Russian
military attaChe, who assured him Of the
friendly feelings Of the Car toward Ger.
many. The Grand Duke Vladimir will
shortly visit tho Emperor William for the
purpose Of expressing the kindly feelings
OF the Car toward the Emperor and his
people.
vienna, April lO.-A dispatch received
here states that further anti,Jewish riots
have taken place at AnantefE, in the prov.
ince of Kheosuw, during which thirty
houses were demolished and nu.aber Of
persons wounded. Troops have been or
dered from Odessa to proceed 10 that dis.
trict and preserve the peace.
ST. PETERSBURG, April lO.-The Moscow
Gdsette nnnouuces thGt il is the intention of
the Minister Of War, ut the end OF the
years camp service, TO disband 1880
men.
GENEVA, April lO.-Five students OF the
Geneva University, while out boating on
the lake yesterday, were drowned by the
boat capsizing.
vienna, April l0.-The bitterly cold
weather and hard frosts nov prevailing, it
is ieared, will greatly iniure the crops. The
fruit trees, vines and young whcats III Rou.
mani" are realmost entirely destroyed.
BERLIN, April Bismarck, in reply to
the congratulations othis birthday, extended
by the Russian Ambassador, writes: 1t
makes me happy to be able 10 inaugurate
new year ot lie by the expression OF sen.
tlments personal and political, which facili.
tate the work in which we both are engaged,
LONDON, April i0.-The Marx Lane E.r,
press in review Of the grain trade OF the
week says: The supply of native wttcats
has been irregular and very little business
has been reported. The trade generally has
been firm, with the limited demand for
prime samples improved to Giats, in some
cases Foreign, almost nominal, with
the trade and supply in moderate scarcity,
American red, ut Liverpool, caused an
occasional advance. Business of the coast
has been more active, but buyers rather
shy. Twenty Cargoes arrived and sixteen
were. sold. Floating bulk is declining. No
inquiry ior cargoes on passage or for ship.
lnleut. The supply Of -four has been am.
pie and the market unchanged in
iorelSn. Business has been small in barley;
ttne sorts unchanged; indifferent qualities
neglected; foreign in limited demand. Oats,
held steady; foreign quiet and unchanged.
Sales Of English wheat for the week 3I,325
quarters at 45s sd, against 80, 1888 quarters
~ 54S IA tor the corresponding week OF
last year.
LoNDox, April l0.-Lord Macdonald,
haVlng sent summonSes to twenty Of his
tenants to his estate ut the Isle ofSkyc for
non'pa!yment OF rent, the process server
was seized bya mob and warned not TO re-
turn and the summonses burnt.
BERLIN, April lO.-The appointment of
De Glers, Minister Of Foreign Ailairs for
Russia, is viewed as an emincntly pacific
symptom and will do more to restore con-
iidence regarding the intentions and policy
OF Russia than MI the friendly assurances
which has hitherto been received from St.
Petersburg,
LoNooN, April 1O.-Dean Bradley has
issued u statement concerning the memo.
ria! window to Dean Stanley, subscribed
to by Americans. lie says the list thor
oulghly bears out the statement OF Rev.
Phillip Brooks us TO its widely Representa-
tive character and it would be invidiOus to
make The selection, but it is interesting to
remark that the name OF Henry l.onglel-
low, following that Of Oliver Wendell
Holmes is followed by Ralph Waldo Emer-
son and John 6. Whittier.
ConE, April lO.-Bands arc playing
houses are illuminated, and crowds are
parading the streets iR4sonor OF the release
Of Parnell. In the country districts the
hl!ls'des are ablazs with boniires. The de-
light ot the people is explained by the
@Gt, not generally known, that RarneEI was
released on parole.
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