Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-12
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FOREIGN.
Ireland.

Ireland.
LoYpoY, June l0.-Three hundred soldiers
and police have been drafted in the district
where Bourke was shot Three persons
arrested on suspicion of being concerned
in the murder have been released.
DUBLIN, June 1.-THE Irish bishops have
issued an important address, promising the
support of the clergy to the people in
peacefully agitation for their rights, but
condemning as the worst enemies Of the
country, men who recommend illegal
courses, particularly those belonging to
secret societies. The bishops condemn the
recent horrible murders, but believed they
were due to evictions, which it Is the duty
of the government to stop at any cost.
The Bishops point out that what is morally
wrong cannot be politically right. 1t Is the
indisputable right, they say, OF the Irish
to live on their own soil. IL is right and
often the duty OF those oppressed either
by the State or by individuals, TO seek re-
dress by lawful means.
On these grounds the national movement
has the approval Of the Presipents and
Bishops, and even the Pope, and OF all
lust and generous men, without distinction
of race or creed; but II Is notorious, the
means often employed are utterly subvers'
i've OF social order.
The address specifies these means as re.
fusing to pay just debts, preventing the
payment by others, injuring neighbors In
persen or property, forcibly resisting the
law, and forming secret societies and obey.
ing the orders thereof.
The Bishops say that under each OF these
heads numerous offenses have been commit
ted, fearfully prominent among them being
the hideous murders, which even ut the
present moment disgrace our country and
provoke the anger OF God and his church.
We declare il is your duty to regard as the
worst enemy OF our creed and country the
man who would recommend the commits
sion of any one Of the above named offenses.
We appeal to all to have no connection
with secret societies, but TO oppose them a.
alike hostile to religion.
Let us assure YOU your national move
ment purged OF what Is criminal, shall
have the earnest support Of the clergy.
peen, within The last tcw years, conceded
10 tenant farmers, but 10 them and TO
other classes, particularly laborers, much
more is due. 1t is the duty both OF the
clergy and the people to press their claims
in every peaceable and just manner; put
the clergy can couRtenance no illegal
means, nor be the sewers OF dissension.
The bishops express the belief that the
late crimes would never have occurred II
the people had not been driven to despair by
eyictioris. Justly described by the Premier
as sentences of death, and which must De
fatal and permanent provocative oil crime,
TO which IL is the duty Of the government
to put an end as speedily as possible, NJ any
cost.
blessing. Ii is signed by by Cardinal MAC.
Cabe. Archbishop MEG ettigan, Premate Of
all Irelspd Arch Bishop Corke, BISHOP
Nulty ~ twenty two others.
England.
LONDON. June ia Democratic meeting
was held in Hyde Park, this afternoon, 70
protest against the repression bill. Thirty
thousand persons were present. Severai
English and Irish members OF Parliament
attended. Joseph Cowen, radical member
of Parliament, vigorously denounced cosS'
cion,
Egypt.
ALEXANDRIA, June ll.-Serious riots To-
day between the natives and Europeans.
Several persons were killed and wounded,
and q number Of houses destroyed: The
police at first remained inactive. Riotous
demonstrations later took place before the
French Consulate, to which several Of
tlose mortally wounded at the outbreak OF
| the riots we're conveyed. The disturbances
| continued to1 some time before the author
| tiles took any steps to suppress them.
| The English Consul was severely hurt, re.
| ceiying a gInshot wound. The engineer oil
| the british man-of.war (Superb) wa
| killed. The disturbances continued for
| FIVE hours when the military appeared and
| dispersed the rioters.
The Greek Consul and italian Vice Con
| sui were also severely wounded. The Brit
| ish man -of.war, Superb, will arrive In pori
| during the night, and lcnd two hundred
men to project the British nnnsn,...
Boats will be sent b, tase of all Britisf
subjects Wh" uesire TO leave Alexandra
tS -amated twenty persons were killed
III the riots, but the exact particulars ar'
yet unobtainable.
CAIRO. June ll.-So far as ascertaiRablt
the rioting in Alexandra commenced OF
the street, near the Great Square. The Inn
mediate cause was the stabbing Of an Aral
by Maltese. A mob OF natives collected
cleared the street with sticks and mad
their way into the Great Square, wher'
they demolished the music pavilions ant
furniture in the adjoining cafes. Th'
Europeans precipitately left the square ant
took refuge for some time at the Jewish
consulate. Soldiers were called out, bu
they looked on without interfering durin,
the work OF demolition and bloodshed.
LoSpoy. June II. - A dispatch from
Alexandra SAYS: The British Consul Va
wounded on the head with bludgsou. HI
is progressing fayorably. The mob sackst
the shops OF the Europeans. Egyptian
troops occupy the chief points in the city
Hspsrs 20 GaSfssl1i.
CrscIsrsTr, June 1.-The Italian resi-
dents here had memorial eJercises IN homo
| of General 6aribaldi, at which oratson
| xrere delivered In English BY DIR. Loew, o.
Cleveland, and Judge Force md Joseph y
yogli. Although there was rain AL The e
iernoou. A funeral eortege paraded throusi
the streets. in which there was o funefa
car containing . column, beside vh,ci
stood a Young woman, representing Italy
win Other liyins figures representing t6,
various phases of Garibaldi's car. This ~
escorted by pail bearers and PROCESSION
composed Of the Veteran Guard. the firy
Regiment Of Ohio militia, the French Soci
ETY. and the Italian Society.
| MExroo, June 11.-Gantamsls 'one1
Withdraw his claim to Chispas ana Secon
usco. on condition Of 0 beavy indemnify
The object of Berrias visit TO the Units
States j. Understood TO be 70 secure n
pressure OF the American Government q
the five Central American repubuc1 70 -
ter into confederscy and eiect nefnc
President. The compensation iof mi
pressure Is the offer OF annexaaon % ~
limited States Of the greater part Of oust.
maia Mexicans are confident the Amer
can Government win not interfere In u
MEXICO Guaismala question.
sHnulD yon be sufferer from dyspepsil