The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-24
FROM OVER THEOCEAN.
THE LATEST NEWS BY OCEAN CABLE.

Alleged tatluate ofNlhlllsts Arrested on Suspicion
or Completely ID Rtetat Riots In France.
The Affair At Lyons The Egyptian
U Problem II Arab rashaI Trial. IA
PARIS. October 23.-A,nong the persons
arrested at st. Etienne on suspicion oi be-
Ing concerned with the riots a. Mont Ceau
Les Mines, is man named Faurc, who, It
Is alleged, has been for long time in cor
respondence with the Nlhilist, Prince Kro.
potkine. nl
Sr. PETERSBURG, October 23.-Fire broke
out this morning in the large lumber yards
by the river Neva and Is still rigging.
LoSnoS, October GA letter from Gilt.
ford Lloyd is published, that at lis recon.
mendation Earl Spencer, Lord Lieutenant
ol Ireland, in consequence OF the improve.
ment In the stata OF the country, revoked
the proclamation OF Loughrea and the
neighboring districts. 06G sg
DUBLIN, October 23-Alr. Callan, M. T.,
addressed n meeting OF his constituents In
l.outh yesterday. A vote was passed giving
Mr.. Cafan leave 10 proceed to America.
Lyons, October 23-Therc was riotous
demonstration against the Municipality
here yesterday in consequence OF their
having suppressed the subvention Of the
opera. The police were unable to cope
with the crowd. A body OF gendarnes
cleared the street. At 2'o'clock this morn.
ing there was m alarming explosion in the
restaurant attached TO the theatre. Two re-
ports were heard under one OF the tables.
There were 200 people in the restaurant,
who rushed hurriedfy into the street. A
third aud more formidable explosion then
occurred, which scattered tables, mirrors
and other articles and severely injured
three persons. It is stated that three men,
who entered the restaurant ten minutes be.
lore the first explosions, left small bombs
under their table.
PARIS, October 93.-The Bey OF Tunis
l:as made treaty with France hy which
that Power assumes the debt OF Tnnis, or.
ganizes m administration Of Justice and
takes charge OF all the public property, xiv.
ing the Beya retiring allowance.
PARIS, October 23.-The troubles at the
Mott Cead Les mines, together with those
at Lyons yesterday, and threatened strike
ot twenty thousand employees in the iurni-
tnre trade in the Faubours St. Antoine, OF
Paris, cause some uneasiness.
CAIRO, October 23-Baker Pasha has
been officially appointed 10 command the
new Egyptian army.
HoSG, Kong, October 23-The greater
part Of Manila has been destroyed by a
typhoon.
NEWCASTLE, October ga new political
movement, entitled the Northern Reform
Club: has been started here; the object is
the union Of various political organizations
to effect parliamentary and land aw re-
forms -s''5 .''l1.5ll
LONDON, October est is believed the
Government concluded Il convention with
the khedive providing for the discharge Of
,he cost Of the British army of occupation
by the Egyptian government.
CAIRO, October 23.-The mode OF pro-
cedurc for the trial OF Arabi pusha allows
the calling Of witnesses from foreign coun.
tries, or taking their evidence BY IL COM
mission. Counsel for the prisoner have the
right OF final reply. '@ vr
CoSsrANTiNorLE. October 23.-On the
openingof the festival at Bairam the Sui
tan received the Turkish civic, military
and religious authorities. Gen. Wallace.
the United States Minister was the only
member Of the diplomatic corps present.
lie informed the Sultan that he intended
TO take leave OF absence for two months
ior the purpose Of journeying in Austria.
The. Sultan begged Gen. Wallace to defer
his departure. wI 49, :
LONDON, October oo33.-The following dis.
patches have been received:
BELGRADE, October %.
A woman fired twice at King Milan in
the Cathedral to-day. The King WIS not
hurt.
y BUCHAREST, October %.
! The object Of the recent prolonged So
journ Of the King OF Servia in Roumania,
was to defeat n conspiracy against his life.
The King while iourneying from Rustchuk
received information ut Siestova Of plot
formed to blow up with torpedoes the
royal boat while on the Danube, between
Rustchak aud Belgrade. .F5iI
a. BELGRADE, October %.
The Kings assailant is the widow OF Col.
JelFew MaFkowitcl', ..exec,ttcd with several
others in May, 1878, by order Of Milan. It
Is suspected that the attempt is notmerely
attributable to revenge, but partly to po]i,i-
cal motives. @.o"
BELGRADE. October 23.-Aitcr the at
tempt to nssassinatc the King, Queen
Natalie, who was with the King in the
Cathedral, fainted, and was carried in an
unconscious condition to the palace. The
King accompanied her thither, and then
returned to the church unattended, md re.
malned until the end Of the service The
crowd attempted 10 lynch the assassin. i
VIENNA, October 23.-The Prexs says
King N1ilan's assalant had been suffering
from melancholia ever since the execution
OF her husband, and she eau scarcely be
considered responsible Tor her actions.