The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-18
ACROSS THE ATLANTIC
PREMIER GLADSTONE ON HOME RuLg
Confirmation of The stOrl" Of op.s.s.. sa Rp..
sian J'W'-Ths PrsnsA and English Fail to
Agree On eOaH'rstat treaty = Tie
NlstinI Ofths purhAm Alus Disaster.

LONDON, February lin explaining 1,
the House Of Commons the recent utter
ance in regard to Home Rule, Afr. Glad
stone said he had on the question Of loca
government very clear and distinct Opin
ious, though 1t was unlikely that he woult
ever be called to take action upon them
He considered that decentralization o
Parliament should be the cardinal rule o
policy; that local institutions are a source Of
great strength, and the only limit which In
principle is necessary to them Is adequate
provision for the supremacy OF central au,
thority. He believed that the lust way in
meeting the demand for bringing Irish af.
fairs more under Irish control Is not 10
regard II US the first step toward separation,
but rather to ask the promoters OF the
chSnge to formulate guarantees they pro,
posed to give for supremacy and Pariia.
ment He had never yet received an ade.
qHate and satisfactory explanation OF this
point.
vienna, February i7.-yieuua is threat
cned with a total failure Of It's wuter sup.
ply.
LoNpON, February IA Vienna dis
patch says A fresh anti-Jewfsli disturb.
ance is reported in the Government Of
kieG. Military Governor General Count
TOdlebcn declines to interfere without
special instructions from st. Petersbuy-
a refusal which has produced painful i'm.
preston among the orderly part Of thepop.
ulatlon.
PARIS, February I'm. Tirart, the
French Minister Of commerce, hasbecn op.
posing the concession which the English
Commissioners we're instructed to demand
from the French commissioners before con.
eladiRg the terms Of the Anglo. French com.
merclal treaty. This opposition ofM. Tirard
ended yesterday by the negotiations being
brokn off and all hope Of an Anglo French
commercial treaty being consummated in
thd near future, ended. Tho present treaty
expires in February, and considerable IN,
noyance to tho business interests Of both
countries is anticipated.
DCDLtE, February 1T.-Iohn O'C0nner
Power, member Of the Parliament, writes
that GladStone's declaration iustitcs the
opinion That this is the time lor pressing
the question Of the Home rule.
LoSDo&, February l1.-Advices from St.
Petersburg confirm the statement ol out.
RACES by tue peasants upon the Jews, on
the 5th inst, in village near Kiehenef,
when ten were nearly beaten to death. Il
appears that Jewish maiden ran away
with Christian TO be married and bap.
tized in the orthodox faith, The Jews OF
the village being angcred, accused the girl
before the authorities OF robbery. The
charge was not substantiated, and they
afterwards attempted to iorcibly capture
her, but the peasants drove them oil. The
Jcwess was baptized and married. A fire
breaking out in the village during The Ger.
emony, It was attributed to Jewish revenge.
faith.
Forty bodies were recoved from the
coitiery at Trinidad Grange, Durham, where
the explosion occurred yesterday. It is
feared that the forty men still remaining in
the pit are dead.
LONDON. February l7.-Is is believed
that seventy persons perished by the COL
liery explosion at Trinidad Grange.
VIENNA, February T.-6eneral Java
novich states that the extent OF tho insur.
reCtion makes it necessary that the troops
should await reiniorcements and an i'm.
provement in the weather.
LONDON, February 1.-THE Balloon So.
eiety appeals TO the scientific societies and
the public for aid TO rescue the Leigh
Smith expedition, and will ask tho Lord
Mayor to call public meeting in further
ance oi the project The estimated cost Of
the proposed expedition is Gl4,OOO.