Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-22
THE CORONATION.
The Precautions That are Being
Taken Against Accidents.
HIGH PRICES FOR ELIGIBLE FLAcEs
To See the Ceremonies Govern
or Gensralship of Canada A Mur-
derer Confesses-A Meeting
Ends in a Rev.

Moscow, May 2i.-ihe special embassy
which will represent France at the corona.
ton OF the Car has arrived here. The
windows from which view may be had Of
the principal ceremony on the day Of the
coronation are being Yen ed at prices rang
ing from 100 to .0Droubles each. The po-
lice require persons hiring them to give
satisfaction as 70 their character, and will
permit no one to occupy a aindoH until
proof is furnished that they have no suspi-
cious articles on their persons. They have
even forbidden the carrying Of oranges to
the buildings from which view may be
obtained, as they fear shom articles con-
tanning dynamite and intended for use as
bombs may get into the houses and may
be used against the Car.
Parneh's Fund.
LONDON, Nav 2l-The fund of Mr.. Par
nell now amounts 10 80 CO., 1t has been
decided to keep the subscription list open
until s50,e00 is raised. Several meetings
were held in London yesterday, at which
appeals for subscriptions 10 the fund were
made.
A Mans Body Found in = Lake.
CAsTLERAR, IRELAND, May 2l.-The body
Of q steward named Quinn, who h'd been
missing for four months, was found in
lake near here. A heavy chain wss around
his neck, showing he met death by fou!
L cans.
COniesses His Guilt.
VIENNA, May 2l.-SpsngL, who was ar
rested at Oien on March - for the murder
of Count Won Majalath, President of the
Hungarian Court of Cessation, has ma ic D
full confession of his guilt.
The Governor Generalship of Canada.
LONDON May 2l.-The Pail Mall Gazette
states that the Governor Generaiship OF
Canada, in succession 10 the Marquis OF
Lorne, has been offered to the Marquis OF
Lansdownc, who hes accepted. Llus-
dOwne will pToL ably sill for Canada next
October.
The Former Jesuit College.
M.psArLLEs, May 2l.--Fresh seals have
been affixed to the door of the chapel here
belonging to the former Jesuit College. The
Bishop has protested againsC this selection.
The strength Of the police in the vicinity
OF the chapel has been doubled.
Liberty OF Conscience.
PARIS, May 2l.-M, Rousseau, Minister OF
the Interior, in speech yesterday, pro-
1 tested against the charge that the Govern
ment wished to attack the principles Of
| liberty of confidence. The Government,
he said had no intention OF exercising
persecution. 1t only required that citi-
zens should show respect for the law.
wOrkfpgmens Congress.
PARIS, May 2l.-A so-called Working
mems Congress held here last eve ming end
ed with general fight. One man IVES STAT
bed and several others, including Jeilrian,
a member OF the Municipal Council, were
otherwise injured.
Archbishop Croke interviewed.
LONDON, May 2l.-A correspondent Of
| tho Central News at Paris, has bad an in
| teryiew with Archbishop Croke, il which
the latter said that he had returned to Ire
land with unchanged and unchangahle
views. He denied that he had been re-
buked by the Pope. He admit ed, howey'
er, that at present the result OF his visit to
tional cause. ei' A"'0t"''' W '0
Celebrating the Anniversary OF the
Crown Princes Marriage.
BERLIN, May 2l.-The presentation OF the
c;ft to the Crown Prince Frederick Will
liam by ninety one towns OF Prussia in
celebration of the twenty-tifth anniversary
Of his marriage took place to-day, in the
White Hall Of the Royal Palace. The Bur.
gomaster of Berlin will deliver the pre-.
! sentation address.