The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-27
OLD WORLD TOPICS.
FRENCH ANARCHIST CONSPIRACY.
Details OF liz Operation Made ruLlc-retlug Of
CneAaias.s NanIis,tsd-rrsarh Tr!lsaal.
w. lnTanIsiA-SpialIh Ia Aralrs -Arabi
and the Couueil-Notes,

Special Cable to the we,tcsu Associated Pres,
PARIS, October 2J.--Le Paris publishes
the details Of tho anarchist conspiracy.
They show it Is composed Of small nun.
Der Of staunch supporters In all tho towns
and manufacturing villages Of France.
The members are mostly young men who
distribute revolutionary papers. Each
group has distinctive name. A letter
seized by the authorities recommends
that groups should pretend TO DO lra,les
unions. All the groups in department
form federation, some havinga secret
symbol, and those iedcratious arc II link
between the groups aud central com.
miitcc. Several Of the persons arrested
Saturday last belong to tho fcderalions.
The Central Committee is composed OF
delegates from each OF the icderations. It
meets monthly at Genoa. Letters in Prince
kraptokine's handwriting show him to be
a member OF the conspiaacv. The disturb.
anccs ut Montccau Les Mines were not or.
cered, as the committee disapproyed them
as premature. They were due 10 tho clo..
icalism Of the manager OF Il mine. The
dynamite found by the authorities Was
manufactured ut 81. Sauyeur, Switzerland,
a succession Of fires ut Amiens has pro.
duced great uneasin ess.
The action OF the Government in sus.
pending the trials OF persons arrested In
connection with riotng ut the Montceau
Les Mines, is much criticized, but it il
taken rs resolution not to allow the, mis-. :
creants 70 enjoy inpnnity.
Two Republican newspapers Mt Lyons
have been warned that their offices will be
blown up. 1Ur5r
LONDON, October oG.-The 7ims says
the British Government has informed
France it makes no objection to the aboli.
ton OF capitulations with Tunis, and tho
establishment Of French tribunals, In the
honorable conduct Of whichit lias full con-
tidence. Great lIriL!in, however, can per-
nit nothing detrimental to her commercial
treaty with Tunis. Fnncc has given the
fullest assurances on this point, and il is
perfectly understood by her that whatever
arrangements England may make with
Egypt, the rights Of French citizens shall
be respected equally with those Of the
British.
BELGnADE. October o6.-Conpratulations
to the King upon his escare from injury
when fired upon by the woman Marko-
witch,are pouring in from all parts OF serva.
ALEXANDRIA, October 2G.-Col. Warren,
who has been searching for Prot. Palmer
and party, who it is feared have been mnr.
dered by the Bedouins, reports he has
seized letter at Akba, written by the
Governor Of Nakhl, proving that the Gov
ernor ordered them to be attacked, The
letter states they were killed. -.
LONDON, October oG.-Da,:lt, speaking
at Glasgow last night, denied there were
splits in the Irish National forces. He said
there were differences of opinion between
Parncll and himself, but not differences Of
principle.
CAIno, October 26.-English connse! re-
fuses TO take part in the defense OF Toulbu
Pasla and Mahmoud Barond, because in
addition TO other charges, incendiarism is
one OF the matters complained OF regarding
them anu the evidence seems strong. They
will, however, defend Afabi Pasha and
other insurgent leaders. Malct has taken
fresh steps to prevent the prisoners from
being tortured.
LONDON, October 2G.-llerr Most, editor
OF the Freil'cit, who has been incarcerated
Tor some months, OH account of improper
matter published in That journal, was re.
leased from jail to-day, his sentence having
expired.
CAlno, October 2G.-It is declared that
there are only $50 prisoners at Cairo and
very few in the interior. Sir Charles vii.
son denies that Ninet was i'll treated while
in prison. s.
BERLIN, October 2G.-The newspapcrs OF
Germany comment with approval upon
tne n hlue iook correspondence which was
first made public Yesterday. They cs.
peclally express qualification at Prince Bis
marcks refusal TO give mandate in favor
OF the support OF England and France in
the Egyptian matter. They regard the re.
insal as wise step, Notwithstanding the
TACT that It induced the French govern
ment to abstain from active cooperation
with England in its campaign in Egypt.
blsn'arck's moral support, which he
plainly evinced Willingness to afford, was
all that could reasonably be demanded bv
England or by the situation. The papers
concur in this view.
LONDON, October 26.s-At Nagasaki tho
expectation IL entertained tllnt Il difficulty
between France and China will result from
the entrance into Amman Of troops Of both 4
the French Republic and The Chinese
Empire. II is regarded us very nearly i'm
possible to prevent collision between
these rival armies
The King Of Corea has publicly thanked
k,anIg See, Emperor Of CHM, for yalnable
aid in suppressng the rebellion in Corea
and in restoring order in his dominion.
BEldnAnE, October 25-Thc police have
made 4 discovery that torpedoes bad
been placed in the river Danube, and that
they were intended to blow up the steamer
upon which King Milan was 10 come to
this city from Roustchuk. The discovery
caused much excitement, MS it indicates
n deeper Significance to the recent a,se,np.
upon the Kings lie than mere personal
hate, which the would be ASSASSIN gave as
his only motive. I'll.
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