The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-01
EVENTS IN EUROPE,
WcToRlA's LIFE AGAIN rHREArrN1o o
Inc 'ta"h't!s Survivors, At Ao.eow-Nore Mi,,s
IN Ha"lA-Ths London papers on i,aiph " s,eo
Emsrion-1hs Jews 10 be protected
.U. a by tho CxAr Of i.u,.is.

ST. PErEnsnro, April 9O.-Lipn,cnant
Dancnilower and party, Of tho Jeuinc,ir.
arrived Mt Moscow. All well.
LONDON, April 3O.-Another nina hos
beeh discovered Oh tho Moscow railway.
ana one Is reported discovered under iliin
imperial pavilion Of the Moscow exhibi.
ton building, '""'0'
LONDON, April 30-The Times says. In
appealing TO the Czar on behalf of IN. j.ws
III Russia, the American legation nj n Pc.
tersb9rg will speak for tho heart OF Europo
us well us for tho United States.
VIENNA, April 3O.-Thc Free Press rcnor,s
fresh on,rages on Jews In Kuu,sirns"
Podoisk, nnth Walkowich. lts,vs In v';,.,
OF orders 'romst Petersburg for tho prompt
punishment OF the prosecutors, several
hoioflons offenders have been released from
custody. >'''>' '1''
LONDON, April M.-Adviccs from Monte.
video are to. the effect ,hut in conscoucnce
o' The maltreatment OF Brazi|cutts in Urn.
quay, Brazil Is concentrating troops on the
frontier and has despatched an tnyov IN
Montevideo to demand redress. Ii Is re.
ported that Uruguay is ris;ng men L, Dro.
tect her frontiers and taking measures io
loriify Monieyideo.
DoScAsrEH, April SO.-A railway en-.
P'oye, named Albert Young, has been ar-
rested Tor threatening the life Of the Queen.
nc will be taken to London. It is be.
'ieved the threat was bravudo. Younr
wrote TO General Sir Henry Ponsonbv'
private secretary to the Queen, demand.
ipg money, and threatening tie lives Of
Her Majesty and Prince Leopold. lie is
apparently crazy.
ST. IErElsnuEG, April 30.-An Imperial
order has been promulgated directing cx.
traordinary measures for. public safety in
The city OF Sebastopol. Details are settled
Of plan for the construction of new for,s
mt Warsaw and other points The forts nr,,
70 o Dc completed by lS022, and will cost co.
ooo ooo roublcs. The work OF constructing
li'e new forts ut Warsaw will be commenced
the present yenr. Ten million ronbles hayu
already been assigned for work on them.
ST. PETERSBURG, prl30.-Gen. lenatit II
publishes II communication dcnyin. that
The nnti.Jewish disturbances are he Ie.,,lt
ol want OF action on the part OF the Gov.
erhmrht and declaring that serious lisar.
1efs have occurred only IL, l,alta, where tho
Jews were in fault, as they began the dem
onstration,i in revenge for an insult to Jew
by Christian child. Gen. IyraiicT states
that elsewhere disorders have been averted
through the energetic measures Of the MI.
thorities, which will be continued. 1t Is
reported that the Jews are leaving Wilma
en- masse. Two hundred families start ior
the United States oil Monday.
LoSpoX, April 30.-Thc Times saws:
with Ralph Waldo Emerson's death n
great break has occurred. The present
! generation has lost the strongest and MI
most sole tic which binds it TO the Boston
or Concord Of Hawthorne, Margaret Fuller,
Aicott, Channing and Theodore Parker"
The Standard says: "AIore genial, more
delicate than Carlyle, Emerson neverthc-
less had much in common with him, Ills
loss will be kcenly felt on both sides Of the
Atlantic" 0
The Duly Telegraph says: "Emerson,
alike Ill his eloquent prose and thoughtful
poetry, has been the most genuine Ameri-
can among all that brilliant New England
company, to which he belonged"