Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-28
ANARCHY I'M FRANCE.
Avery Serious Condition Of Affairs
. : -. at Lyons. o ~. + i !
The Citizens Panic Stricken, and a Bloody
Outbreak Feared Despite the Gov
!. ernmenps Assurances of i
e.. Safety.
CONSIDERABLE EXCITEMENT IN PARIS


ed, and this morning the situation is very
critical. The citizens are panic stricken at
the revelations made yesterday of the local
strength and far reaching power OF the
desperate men who constitute the organi-
zation, and consider an outbreak almost
inevitable. A mob has formed in the
streets and in addition to threats against
the Republican newspapers, now direct
their venom against the banks and public
buildings, which are being carefully guard
ed, but by an inadequate force that
would not be able 10 protect the property il
the rioters made anything like adetermined
attemprto overpewer- them. .---l''--'-'
The condition OF affairs here adds new
and unforeseen difficulties to President
Grevy's position. 1t is not unlikely that a
ministerial crisis will be precipitated, and
that the resignation of the President him
self will be considered advisable as soon as
the Chambers assemble. This feature Of
the case is being much discussed here, and
ladvices from Paris indicate that the same,
view is held in many quarters there.
Anxiety For the Future. .,
LONDON, October 27.-The Paris correspond
ent of the Manchester Guardian says:
There was never heard so much anxiety in
regard to the future as now. The police
are extraordinarily active A large num-
Der Of arrests are being made at Lyons.
Among the persons arrested are the men
supposed to have placed a number OF
bombs which exploded under table in
restaurant Sunday
A TriHe Gauzy.
PARIS, October 27.-Friends of the Gov
erHment now admit that the immense
number of threatening letters which passed
through the postoffice at Monteceau, Les
Mines, Cbalons and Lyons are the work OF
practical jokers and enemies of the public,
who wish to raise scare.
Thinks there II no Danger.
Special Gable to the Western associated Press.
PARIS, October 27.-The semi-official COM
minique saws The recent deplorable
events at Montceau Les Mines and at Lyons,
were after all only isolated occurrences, and
proceeded from the in s,igation Of an or.
ganized association which had at its head
and for its principle leaders, men who re-
side out of this nation. This society has un-
fortunately extended its ramifcations into
and throughout France during the last four
years. Notwithstanding the foothold it
has gained, however, there is no ground for
any alarm as to its effect on society, since
the Government is watching its proceedings
and preparing to protect the public against
any outbreak that may be contemplated"
The Government Will Preserve the
- Peace.
PARIS, October 27.-A semi-official note is
published referring to recent events at
Mount Ceau les Mines and Lyons. 1t says
the Government is watching the proceed
ings of an organized. association whose
head chiefs remain abroad. There is no
ground for undue alarm, as the authori-
ties are firmly resolved to repress energet-
ically illegal acts, and everywhere to main
tain public order. The Government has
means at its disposal to this end.
- Determines to Resign.
Paris, October 27.-Fig1ro is authority
for the statement that President Grevy has
determined to resign.
The Sultan Told Him.
Special CdbIe 10 the HeStern Ass0cidtei Press
CAIRO, October IA portion of Arabi
Pasha's correspondence having been trans
lated by order of the authorities, letter has
been found from the Sultan which urges
the rebel chief to resist the invasion Of
England and France or any other foreign
power, and to defend the faith OF his coun.
try against those who exert themselves to
bring about triumph Of its adversaries
To BE Looked After.
Special Gable 10 Western associated Press.
ODESSA, October 27.-The governor OF this
district has given strict orders that tie
movements of Austrians who reside in B2s.
sarbia be sharply looked after. This SEEM
30, ,h,r 1,a
a connection had been discovered TO exist
between the Austrian Socialists and the
party of Russia-an alliance
that has long been feared and that will now
be frustrated as soon as ii shows its head, il
the authorities can effect It.
Prof. Paimer's Remains.
Special Cable 10 Western Associated Press.
CAIRO, October 27.-Human remains have
been discovered which are believed TO be
those of Prof. Palmer.
ALEXANDRIA, October 27.EProf. Palmer
Capt. Gill and Lieutenant lCharrington Of
the exploring party were given the choice
by the Bedouins of jumping over a preci-
pice or being shot The first named took
the leap and may be alive. The last two
died as they stood.
Suffering I'm Austria. ..."
Special Cdbie 10 the Wcstern dSsociated Press.
IHsPRucK, October 27-The damage in
the inundated districts OF the Southern
Tyrol is million and half forms, which
falls for the most part upon the poorer
classes. Subscriptions aggregatiDg quar-
ter Of a million ilorins have been subscrib-
ed to assist the suffering. ..
Trouble I'm Southern Russia.
vienna, October 27.-Seventy-five revo.
lutionists have been arrested at Odessa. !
Among them are seventy who bad in their |
possession press and many Nihilist mani |
festos. Agrafian disturbances have occur |
red in the Government Of V0lhynia. A |
priest Ihas been murdered for distributing |
the Imperial proclamation in regard to the
Agrarian question.
Dayitt I'm Scotland.
LONDON, October H.-Davitt, speaking at |
last night, announced his inten-'
lion of visiting the Highlands and the
Island Of Skyes, for the purpose OF becom-
ing acquainted with the case OF the Crof.
ters. He denied that any body connected
with the Land League had anything to do
with the action OF the tenant farmers In
the Highlands.
|. From Gefman Standpoint.
BEELIs, October N.-In the German |
papers lively discussion is going on \
aIuOnB tuC VI thC NoAAou9 AaN-
tions regarding the revolutionary move
ment which has so suddenly and unex-
pectedly developed in France. They con-
cur in expressing the opinion that Gam
BETA will profit by the outbreak in Lyons,
and will seize the opportunity TO step 70 (
Ihe front and declare himself TO be the
savior of society and the apostle of peace
TO bis country.
The Government objects.
! BERLIN, October TIA leading editorial
in the Dutcsche Allegelline Zeitung de-
clsres In 50 many words that the Germsn |
condemns the unfrieudiy at
titude of the Germsn press, and more par
ticularly of the Cologne Gazette toward the
British soyrrnment The result Of such /
hostility viii be inevitably 10 frustrate the
friendly policy and attitude
towards England throughout the troubles
p Egypt.