Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-25
WRECKED ~ WIND.
Tie EH1isA nsrSeeiIs Expsr-
Lssees . ele 9sw.
Considerable Dsmags Done b Prsesrt-
The Unparalleled 0estrueiioa at Ma
MIA a-yesArdays Ssssioa
Of Paniamsat.
GENERA FOREIGN lHrelL,stncl.

&eectae C,sesf 10 Fssters Assocfafed hsss.
LofboY, October ~, l0'A x.-A dcstruc-
tive hnrrieAnei b raging in this city to-day.
The damssswili be yey sseat
LONDON, October 24.-A heavy gale 10
raging IN England Tslssraphic dispatcAss
from the continent are delayed By he
storm. Consi6sssb3s damage Ess been done
in many paris q 'tbs country - the fivsn
overtiowing their bsaks.
LONDON. Octobsf 2t.--Ths vino end sieet
storm which visltsd London early this
morning. is still r,sing
Mesgre dispatches report snow md hail
storms In various pnrtS Of Engiind. In
several localities TIE strsams have over
flowed their banks. Tciesfaphic oomniu-
nicatiou 10 70 seriscsly intsrferrsa with
that no estimate of tho damage can Jet b
given.
LONDON, October 2E 6t A.-Ths deslr6c-
tive hurricane which has been sweeping
over England for the pat twelve hoafs.
hss finally ceased, leaving . nnmbr OF
small wrecks along the shores. No great
casualty has resulted, either on sea or Ind
but the sggregsts damage b considerable
Later.
LONDON, October 2l.-Tbs cale DID q vat
amount OF damage throughout the codntry.
Many districts were flooded. shipping suf-
fered severely, one steamer was sunk In the
channel BY collision. and nine parsons
drowned st Sheerness. Tee gale has not
been euualed In thirty years.
Reass~mbl,agsf sf Pasltaosat.
LONDON, October @.--Parliamcnt rcas-
sembled to-day. Previous 10 the assem-
bling of the Commons the advanced Irish
members held q meeting They were chiefly
occupied in arranging petinops referring
10 the Imprisonment of II. DIVER Gray.
Lord Mayor Dawson, Of Dublin, has hum
dred petitions TO present.
In the House Of Commons, Lord Church.
III, conservative, contended thas present
session wss irregular after the appropria.
zion bill had received the Royal assent
lie moved an adjournment OF the Houre,
in order TO protest against the autumn scs.
sion.
Gladstone cited the precedent OF ls2).
when the House adjourned In July and nc
assembled In August and transacted busi-
pess Of various kinds. Thus, he said. Lord
Randolph Churchill's as.ertion was entirely
destroyed, smashed, pulverised. tChscrs
and laushterl
Nortbcote commended Churchill's 60
ton. He asked Gladstone whether he
would adhere to his familiar view of tho
situation or make statement In reference
10 the war In Egypt.
After remarks By Harcourt and Wolf.
conservative, the House divided Oh the
motion of Lord Randolph Churchill, aud IL
was detected, 200 10 l42.
Gladstone then gave notice that he would
move vote OF thanks on Thursday 10 the
British army In Egypt
The House then adjourned until Thurs
day.
Lord Churchill made . long h's.or,sal
review. lie pointed out amidst loud
cheers from the Tories, that the Commons
had ever been jealous against moparchicst
or ministerial tyranny.
Gladstone said he was glad to see Lord
Churchill and the House again. He con-
tended that the prcccdents quoted BY
Churchill were inapplicable. The Hoisc,
he said, had full power TO take its preseDt
course. Churchill had small kpowiedge OF
Parliament, II he thought the Government
would be upset by a vote of want ot con-
fidenee on the appropriation bill.
In the Lords. Granville gave notice that
he would, on Thursday next, move Q vote
of thanks 10 the commanding officers and
men OF the British army In Egypt He
would then propose that the House adjourn
until November