The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-20
A HORRIBLE MASSACRE
BY FlENoIsA PERUVIAN SOLDIERS.
A CITY saet,d-Hou... Burned and o,sr On.
ThSu'and People ltutshSr.d- German Indir.
AatiOn Over SkOO.lsrs Speech to s.r,,.
AZ AstSd'Ats-rhs Cars s.slu,lOa.


AatlOn Over sEOO.lsGs Speech to s.rrl.
Al stadsats-rhs Cars ssslu,IOa.
LoSpoS, February ls,-A dispatch from
Buenos Ayres, dated January "a, says par
tiCulars have been received there Of The
massacre Of the inhabitants lot Pisco by
Peruvian soldiery Col. Mas with OCC
troops from lea, attacked villarieencio,
and routed him and with the aid OF M
men proceeded to sack Pisco. A thousand
pipes OF wine were distributed among Inc
men, who burned houses and murdered
the inhabitants. -Four hundred foreigners
who attempted to resist were cut TO pieces.
800 being killed, including the French
Consul. The total number Of victims was
1000. It Is said that Col. Mns has since
been shot by Garcia Calderon's troops.
sEonELErF's SPEECH.
PARIS, February ,lS.-In an interview
Gen. SkobeieG, who is stopping al present
in this city, refused TO disclaim one lot or
title oil anti.German sentiments, TO which
he gave utterance in his famous spepcb.
MY position" said the General, dis an
independent one. So long as am sum.
moned in time Of war l care nothing for
the rest. Yes, / did say that Germany Is a
common enemy, and j repeat It. believe
that safety lies in the union OF the Slavs
WIN France. The European balance Of
power must be re-estaSl lisltcd, or there will
soon be only one powcr.Germany."
The General also told the interviewer
that he had come to Paris entirely OF his
own accord, and that, far from being in
disgrace, the Emperor had a new shin
named after him US signal mark OF favor,
BERLIN, February lS.-AlI the news.
papers here express indignation at the
speech oil General Skobeletf to Seryian
students, in which he said that Russia had
hitherto been held in check by German in.
fuence, and that the sword was the only
means the Russians had OF riddinp them.
selves Of m incubus.
The Gtrmonid says it hopes the govern.
ment will seriously ask Russia whether she
grants her Generals leave'of absence 10
preach a crusade in France against Ger.
many.
The National Ieitlng advises Austrio to
bring the struggle with the Herzegovinian
insurgents promptly to q close.
BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, February lS.-In the Commons
Mr. Forster stated that while the govern.
ment would afford every protection IN
caretakers in Ireland, il must be allowed 10
Judge as to the means, and decide each
case on its merits. He believed the object
would be best attained by n good system Of
patroiftng. 1t WIS impossible to'rfye each
caretaker guard Of police. ~
Chaplin stated that all tho evidence be.
fore the Royal Commission tended to show
that the United States had reached the
acme OF agricultural prosperity, and the
worst, therefore, had been seen at forcian
competition.
Northeote referring 10 Gladstone's ut.
terances regarding Home Rule, said they
were something between dream and an
electloneering move, which, though suiIi-
ciently. Characteristic Of Gladstone, were
exceedingly dangerous. WV
The Marquis OF Harrington expressed
surprise at the alarm created by Glad
stones remarks. They only meant he
said, that Parliament should be relieved Of
local duties.
RUSSIA.
ST. PETERsnrRG, February lS.-Russian
Journals express the warmest gratitude to
the English Ministry for the tone adopted
IN replying to questions in Parliament re.
garding Russian affairs.
Six Russian officers have started for Her.
zegovina. Nine others will shortly follow
AL are granted years leave Of absence.
Tho Metropolitan Of Moscow, Archbishop
Alaeaire, who is an influential parsonage in
the Russian political world, has addressed
a letter to tho Car, urging him to oui. his
secIusion, which, he says, sugeests pol.
troonery, and is injurious 70 national Ira.
dltions. The Emperor'S aeClusiop he CON.
tlnue3, will lead Ia q dlsunion between Tho
EmperoV and the people, who will f,nsiIv
sovereign. '''e "''A '''e'f
Inc C2ar was lrritated by tho letter, and
sent Tor PriVy Councillor Pobe,lonoszeiF
lrocurator General OF the Holy synod, oi
whom he inquired whether iie hhe
Emperorl could dismiss tho Sfetropofitan
FobedonOs:ef replied, "Ycs. with tho
sanction Of the Holy Synod"
DISTRESSED AT SRA,
LoNnoS, February lO-Two. ot ,bo Sor.
dinianspassengerSi transferred TO Tho NeIer.
land, state tiiatt the Captain OF lie Ee6er. !
lana declined to take the Sar,linian in tnw
l'ls vessel carrying the mails, but offered
to take the Sardinian's passengers. The
rndder being Axed, the Eederlsnd loft the
sardinian on the Sth inst. 900 miles iro,n
Queenstown with the stern leaking.
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