The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-28
MORE IRISH 0UTRAGES,
ONE VERY BRUTAL IN CHARACTER.
The Pope On his DlgnIty-PrsautIOn, Taken for
The COrOsAtiOn 9th. Car -AnsrlsaA,P PLEAD.
isE f"r'As R'pritrs OfBr. Lamsoa-Rs.
View Of the BrItI,h Grain Trade.

LONDON, March 27.-A despatch from
Ireland reports o case in which disguised
band cut of the nose of man because in q
poor law guardian contest he canvassed in
opposition to q candidate Of tho Land
Leaguers.
A desperate atEay occurred at Cloghan,
Kings County, Ireland, between tue sol
diefS ana the "emegency men." The lat.
ter discharged revolvers. Several arrests
were made
An attempt was made yesterday to blow
up tic house belonging 10 Malone, agent
ot Lord Clanbrock's estate.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 27.-The officials
arc investigation along the line OF St.
petersburg 4 Moscow railway with the
OBJECT ot discovering the mine Of which
formation.
LONDON, March 27.-The o'Dononghue
says: The defeat OF Gladstone's ministry,
would be fatal to the best interests in Ire.
land. It would hand over the land act to
those who would do their best to defeat its
working: He considers il the wise coun-
sells had prevailed Ireland would al
ready be. Contented; that cIoture Is Iegiti-
mate and necessary assertion Of the power
OF the majority.
LONDON, March 27.--It is said that the
Pope declares that he will not receive the
Emperor Francis Joseph ut the Vatican II
the Emperor visits King Humbert at
LONDON, March 27.-The coasting steam
er Pelton foundered in the Bristol channel
and eighteen persons were drowned.
LONDON, March 21.-The Marx Lane Err
pres in its review OF the British grain trade
for the past week says:
There has been short spell Of wintry
weather, but the crops continue to look
wonderfully well. The provincial markets
are sparingLy supplied with English wheat,
and the finest samples are generally Gdals
higher. Flour is more difficult to sell, and
occasionally cheaper. Foreign wheat
closed less buoyant Foreign flour is
cheaper; the quantity aAoat is continually
increasing, although large. proportion OF
the American -four is not very
sAleable and tends TO clog the market.
Maize is more difficult to sell, although oc-
casionally 3OS Sd is paid for mixed Ameri-
can. Wednesdays carg0es we're very
quiet; red winter declined Cd; twelve car
goes arrived, four were sold, one withdrawn,
tive California and two Oregon CargOes re.
main. The sales Of English wheat were
5l, ~ quarters at As cd per quarter against
II, Ig0 quarters at As Id the corresponding
week Of last year.
LONDON, March 27.-Canon Fleming,
preaching at Westminster Abbey, said:
There are now so many subjects Of com.
mon inetrcst which makes America and
England one in friendship and sympathy,
and lIonglellow's be- monrned here rs in
the United States.
The Tunes, commenting on the compile
ton OF the American monitors, saws:
America owes it to her honor and great.
ness to possess a fleet which shall be more
than phantom"
LONDON, March 27.-Eleven thousand
bales OF wool were sold to-day, comprising
Adelaide and Port Phillip. Competition is
tHlriy spirited at previous rates.
In the Commons this evening, Gladstone
said the liberation on parole OF some sus-
poets to attend to private business, forms
no precedent for liberating Parnell, Dillon
and O'kelIy that they may participate in
q division upon Cloture. Thirty.three Home
Rulers promised to oppose the cloture.
The Reform club decided to suspend the
election for membership until after the
meeting to consider the method Of election.
Ihls Is IN consequence OF the oveFwhelm-
ing black-bailing of brother OF Chamber.
lain, President OF the Board OF Trade,
which created great scandal, exposing, as
it did, divisions in the Liberal party.
LONDON, March 27.-Dr. Lamson's solicit
tor writes that large and influential meet.
ing OF Americans was held ut the Exeter
Hall TO take action IN behalf OF the priso-
ner:: Many aflidavits were read and much
verbal evidence as TO the Doctors insanity
given. A resolution was unanimously
adopted requesting the United States Min
lstc9 to urge q reprieVe on the sole ground
Of insanity. The proofs which were con.
sideted were very strong and convincing.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 27.-The object |
Of liking the coronation OF the C2ar for so !
late date is to permit the exhibition at |
Moscow, which will open in May, to be |
closed before the occurrence OF the cere.
mony. It is thought that If the two events |
be simultaneous the great concourse OF peo-
pie attending the exhibition would give an |
to the Nihilists, who are con. |
their forces in Moscow. A |
scheme is under consideration for en-.
-ottlng number OF inhabitants to act as |
special constablcs during the coronation.
ROME, March 27.-Seven Cardinals were |
treated to-day, including Archbishop Nc
Jabe, OF Dublin. The Pope delivered an
lllocutionon the position OF the church.
VIENNA, March 27.-The upper house Of
he Rtchstrath has passed bill increasing
he tax on petroleum.
TrNls, March 27.-Large reiniorCemeats
ot French'troops are arriving.
A WEEKS EXCHANGES.