The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-13
ACROSS THE ATLANTIC.
ANtRtsH ASSASSIN NIpPeolN THEAcT
VI Shootlnr lustIet-Important Information
on Other Matters 10 be Developed BY III,
Arrest-Crltlral Condition OF French
tflnaaces--Soelsist Agitation.

DuaiaS, November ii.-A daring at.
tempt Yas made this cveningto assassiuate
Justice. Lawson, who presided ut the trial
Of 4. Dwyer Gray. The Judge was passing
through Clare, on tho way to his club,
when aman, who was OH the opposite side
ol the street, acting in suspicious manner,
crossed over and placed his hand in The
breast Of his coat. 4 policeman ncar at
band seized the man, and found upon him
arevolver. The prisoner was taken 10 The
Station, ,When he gave the name Of CORR.
gan, although he was recognized AS auo,her
person by II number Of tho police force. 1t
is expected other arrests will follow.
Tho man arrested was not connected
with anyofthe recent trials, but is reported
to be y tickct.of.leave man, and the uct Is
said to DO the outcome ofpcrsoml malice.
The police say CORR gan was convicted Of
II political, not criminal, oilcnsc. Tie
arrest ia expected 10 lead to the discovery
OF Important information OH other matters.
LoSDoS, November i3.--I'hc DaHy .Nems
says the attempt 10 connect The skulkinv
ruilian who attacked Justice Lawson, with
the imprisoned Mr.. Grey is absurd
Judges are not popular with the class 10
which Delaney belongs, and it may turn
out Tint he wasan emmissary OF secret
society, but il is yely probable that he is
merely q habitnal criminal with general
dislike Of judges.
DuMLIN, November l...-Corrigan, chars-
cd with the attempted assassination of Jus.
,ice Lawson, is identified as Patrick Della.
ncy, sentenced in 1879 to 7 Years penal
servitude, for highway robbery and at.
telnptlngto shoot tue policeman who cap.
lured him.
LONDON, November ll.-One OF the
workinen employed by the French Gov
ernment i'll its tobacco factory was fined
lor violating the rules OF the institution,
This so enrased his iellow.mborers that
they seized the manager ind ATTEMPTED 10
avenge their cou,rade by throwing the
manager into the river. The police and
government authorities intcrfcrcd, and
with great difficulty succeeded in rescniny
him. Several heads were broken daring
the melee, but nobody was killed. .
Placards lavebeen posted on the walls OF
the principal buildings and on the bulletin
boards, calling for another Socialist demon
stlation here. The authorities are unable
10 discover who placed the placar,ls, so
secretly has the work been douc But full
notice has been given, and it is probable
tho demonstration will lake place. The
police ARE on the alert, and will prevent, il
possible, any outbreak or tendency to
become unruy.
The military continue III the barracks,
ready 10 be called on at uuv moment. II
is not likely the anarchists will find rs
smooth sailing ITS before il they attempt to
disturb the peace OF the city and na,ion.
Great popular agitation continues in this
city.
PAms, November ll.-Therc is much
anxiety among tinanciersand business men
oil this city, who consider the present stu.
alton OF The Ministry very pfecariotts; and
II It should be owe rthrown. they fear the an.
archists would profit by the impotence OF
the Government to find successors,
The journal des DtbutS SAYS that the tinau.
cial situation Of France is very bad, and
that, il recent disorders continue, NAV be.
come dangerous. There is 10 element OF
public finances which will not be affected
takes, credit and iinances-all alike.
This change the Dstdit attributes 10 the
Government, and the Chamber Of Depu.
ties since 1850 has been drifting without
definite policy, adop,in. measures the re.
verse Of those they should adopt, thus lis.
luletinsa!l Interests. The DtJo's regards
the financial crisis as being deiinitive, and
urges the Chamber to examine its con.
science. The Debuts also declares the mo.
ment importune TO agi,atc arevisiou OF the
Constitution, which is directed exclusively
against the Senate. md which i: praises rs
Offering Il guarantee oi stability.
The Royalists will hold It grand mcetirs
III this city December 10Th, 1T which Bau.
dry 'Asson will preside.
NJ: Duclerc, Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
Inns informed the Porte that France denies
the temporal sovereignty of the Sultan
over Tunis, and only admits the spiritual
control over Tuisian Mussumen.
The Chamber OF Deputies today dis.
cusseil The estimates OF the Ministry for
Public Worship. The Minister Of the
Interior said the Government would op.
pose any proposal toward the abrogation
oi the Concordat. Roche, Radical. urged
large REDUCTION i'll the Public Wo.ship
estimates. bishop Treppel reminded the
Ao!lse that il was n State obligation to
maintain Public Worship, which did not
spring from The Concordat, but from an
arrangement indemniiying the Clergy for
c.ontlscating their property during the rcyo-
luton.
The Chamber decided, by vote Of 35l
70 l3', to pass Ia. the discussion of the
clauses Of the estimates.
a Socialist demonstration and explosion
OF bombs took place at Annecy, France.
today.