Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-29
IS THIS A KING ?
The Gar alleged to Have Been Ss
crstly Crowned. lv.
The Porte Pushing the Manufacture Of Tor
,edoes-Russia Meditatisg Mis-
chief-Riots in Upper Egypt
News Notes.
TERRIBLE EFFECTS OF AN EXPLOSION,

LONDON, September pa Vienna news
paper publishes story in effect that the
Emperor and Empress of Russia were
secretly c1owned during their recent visit
to Moscow. If the Emperor survives I'LL
the time set for the public coronation, the
secret ceremony will be considered void.
In the event of his death it will be made
public so as to avoid any difficulty in pro-
claiming the Ccarwitch Alexander as the
lawful successor OF crowned monarch.
what Dees it Mean.
BUCHAREST, September Is. - Russian
officials at Kilia, near the mouth OF the
Danube, are taking soundings, notwtth-
standing the remonstrances of the Inter
national Commission. The Russian govern.
ment also has arranged that Russians shall
perform police duty insteed OF the en-
ployes of the commission. In consequence
of these infringementS meeting oil the
commission has been summoned.
Terrible ExpIosion-Thfrty Persons
Reported Killed.
CAIRO, September 2S,-An ammunition
train exploded near the Cairo railway de-
pot, this morning. Explosions still con-
tinue. Arabs and Europeans are fleeing
from the scene. Thirty persons are re-
ported killed.
CAIRO, September 2S.-The explosions OF
shells continue at intervals of less than
half minute. The railway depot is in
flames The train is also ablaze.
what's Wrong Now:
CoSsTASrrNoPLE, September 2S.-Phe con.
struction OF two hundred Berdan torpedoes
has been ordered to FASTENED. All other
work at the arsenal is to give place to the
manufacture of torpedoes.
An Exchange of Tafy.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, September 2S.-Lord
Dufferin has communicated to Lord Gran
willie note from the Porte thanking Great
Britain for re-establishing order in Egypt:
and expressing the hope that the bonds Oh
friendship at present subsisting between
Turkey and England may be drawn still
closer.
Granville has replied expressing satiSfac-
tion at the Ottoman government.
wouIdn't Swear to II
CoysTANTINoPLE, September 2S.-lt is re-
ported that the Sultan has ordered the pun;
ishment by Imprisonment or exile OF all
Turkish subjects returning to Turkey from
service with the British in Egypt
Will Remain.
CAIRO, September 2S.-Contrary to ru-
mors, Gen. Wolseley will not leave here
for a fortnight, nor until the urgent ques-
tions awaiting solution in connection with
the court martials, the withdrawal OF por-
tion of the British troops, and the reorgan-
ization of the Egyptian army are settled.
Outbreak in Arabia.
CoNSrANTINoPLE, September 2S.-Five
battalions of troops have been dispatched
to HediaZ, Arabia, where an outbreak is
reported. probably connected with the re.
cent deposition of the Grand Shereeff OF
Mecca.
Don't Take Kindly to Him.
CAIRO, September 2S.-There has been
owing to the efforts of the officials to en-
force demonstrations of loyalty to the
Khcdive. Flags and devices have been
torn down by mobs and Christians insulted
and murdered.
ATell Tale Telegram.
ALEXANDRIA, September 2S.-It is stated
two companies OF the Forty-ninth Regi-
ment has been suddenly ordered TO Tan
tab.
The Egyptian government possesses
telegram from Prince lbrahim to Arab
Pasha congratulating him on the supposed
Egyptian victory at KassaSsin, and hoping
at the next feast of Bairiam Englishmen
would be sacrificed instead of sheep.
All Right Financially.
CAIRO, September 2S-The expenses and
losses through the war were less than ex-
pected, the provincial treasures being
fairly filled.