Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-31
Progress of the Communists aud
1errOrists of France.
Anarchist Agencies Actively at Work-NO
Abatement Of the Popular Excite
ment-An English View Of
the Situation
FEARS THAT THE WORST is TO COME.

Mort aux expioiture; vive Revolution
Socialem The police removed the procla
nations.
The newspapers Of Paris says the An
arcbia-Society has CORES pondents In Bostor
and Montevideo.
Growing worse.
PARIS, October 30.-The measures Of the
Government have proved useless in stem
ming the tide OF Socialism, and the public
mind is becoming daily more excited. Yes
terday savage riot occurred at Lille be-
tween factions of the Socialists in favor OF
and opposed to the radicalism of Louise
Michel the Communist. and the police had
difficulty in subduing the mob and restor.
ing peace. The political agitation aroused
by the demonstrations OF the Socialists has
wakened up the Bonapartists, and Prince
Napoleon is preparing manifesto to his
followers in favor OF active meas ures to re.
store Imperialism.
A ManifestO From Prince Napoleon.
Special Cable to the Western associated Press.
PARIS, October 30.-The Ganlers says:
prince Napoleon will shortly issue a
manifesto to the citizens of France, treat
ing at some length the social questions of
the day and the intransigeant trouble"
IgnatieH-s Mission.
Rumors DOW current here have it that
General Ignatief comes from Russia en-
trusted with a political mission of some
importance to both governments and to the
rest Of Europe.
Almost Riot.
Adherents of Gambetta, yesterday, while
81, 80 -, IN,
stigated riot for the purpose of breaking
up the assemblage. Groans were given for
Louise Michel, which served as signal for
her friends to attack those who insulted
her. Before the trouble reached great pro-
portions the police appeared and a general
row was promptly squelched.
As Viewed From London.
LONDON, October 3O.-The news which
has been received here during the last few
days from various parts of France, not
alone by newspapers but as we'll by pr-
vate people whose correspondents have no
excuse for being sensational, seems to afford
ground for the belief that serious events
are impending in that country. The So
cialists have been working there for some
months past, preparing i'll darkness and ST.
lence for an outbreak, and it is supposed
that the outrages that have been perpe.
trated at Montceau-les Mines will he re-
peated in various parts of the country and
in all likelihood upon larger scale, with
the probable result otdriving NJ. Grevy
from the Presidency and restoring
Gambetta to the actual, perhaps
elevating him to the nominal
power as well, as the only possible savior
Of society" his old role. The French
are altogether tqqwNaka'bubYt
wi WIN tn sTGs snTrGescpitated uponere ministry is all
U1s w S gone. At all events in official quarters
here it is anticipated that the return 0i
to the foremost place in French
politics and open responsibilities oi power
can not be long delayed. The Official note
of the government has rot had the effect OF
calming the public mind and it is apparent
that the organization is widespread and
most effective in its workings, and that 1t
can, as Paris journal said, produce from
its headquarters on the banks oil Lake tie
neya explosions OF dynamite in all quarters
of France, and defy arrest or interference.
The greatest alarm prevails. Business IN
Lyons Is in great part suspended,
the theatres are empty, and therc - no
sense of security. Some Of the Govern
ment journals style this new Socialist out
break French FenianiSm," and the Gov
ernment is already dealing with the prs
oners after the improved Irish fashion, by
change of venue and a special system oi
Prince krapotkine is held 10
be at the bottom of the whole Organlzation,
and all conservative Frenchmen are asking
what has Nihilism to do or to hope for IN
France? In the meantime the English
nress takes occasion to say that such state
of affairs clearly indicates the hope. .essness
of republican form Of government, and Is
wholly Attributable to the present attempt
to establish it. The situation is really tull
of gravity, and, as usual, tine chief burden
falls upon those least able to bear IT.
Uneasiness nj Rome.
Special Cu5le 10 Western ASsocfdied P'e&s.
ROME, October 80 The election OF the
demagogue Coccapicller 10 the Chamber OF
Deputies has created the greatest constcr-
nation among the respectable classes OF the
population, who fear that elements OF OUT
break such as have recently taken place in
LYONS, are dangerously near the surface IN
this city.
Expectation OF Horses Forbidden
ST. PETERsRURG, October 30.-The Russian
Government has forbidden the expectation
of horses.
Cant Blame Her.
ST. PETERSEN October 30 The Gar
having failed to congratulate King Milan,
Of Servia, upon his escape from injury
when fired upon by the woman Marko-
witch in the cathedral on Monday last,
Russia is much annoyed at Scryia's friend
shin for Austria. The Servian press accuse
Russia with intriguing with the internal
affairs OF Servia.
Burial Of the Bey.
TINS, October 3O.-The funeral OF the
Bey, held to-day. was accompanied VIII
imnosipg ceremonies, not the least notable
Of which was an escort of French troops,
PROCESSION of the diplomatic corps attached
10 the French legation here, and turn ou,
of the eutire military forces OF the deceased
sovereign.
Policeman Charged with Arson.
MONTREAL. October 3O-Constable Green
Of the city police, has been arrested io'
A lockout Probable.
!SDsciol Cable % UicStcrn AGsociated Pres' ,
PARIS. October 31.-The syndicate OF To-
furniture trade reject the ultimatum oi IN
employers and luck. out is imminent.
Floods I'm France.
PARIS. October 30.-The river Keine i
rising rapidly. water sPluI ue1'i1 y
seven brigs st st. Raphael. The Hoods hay
stopped traffic between Marseilles an,
Cannes. The latter town is Inundated
The dyke at Digne is carried away.
During the last twenty-four hours W
have sgain had almost incessant rains
flooding a large part OF the country. Bridge
have been swept away. some railroad
have been blocked. and in midland coun
ties only the roofs OF farufhouses are TO
seen in many places Immense loss an
suffering have beer inflicted upon thou
sands, especially among the poor.
Flood In the Thames.
LONDON, October 30.-The floods aion
the Thames are very serious. windsor
| inundated, and the water Is still rising.
A Hostile Move.
BERLIN. October 30.-The order issued D
the Russian Government prohibiting %
export of horses from Russia IL regarde
here. and particularly in political circle
| As being q move directly hostile to Ge
many, since the cavalry OF this empire
largely supplied from Russia.
Emperor williams Health.
BERLIN. October 30-Emperor William
! in spite of the stories tn the contrary. col
. tinues to enjoy excellent and yigoro'
health. Tho-e about him say he apPes
p - -. 4 ..,,,, .iucp h.c visit IN the u