Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-13
IN OTHER CLMAEs.
The UnpIsisantnsss Bstwssa chI-
nS and Francs.
THE ra,Ats OF the pyNAMTssTs.
Famine Reported ia Asia minor-Germas
Church Bili-Thal Of Marquis
De Rays-Hsws n 6snsraI
ti Across the Sea.

BrRIrx. June ie.-After Witnessing the
trial trip yesterday Of the Chen Yusn, the
new Chinese iron-ciad just built at stettin.
the Marquis Tseng, on the part OF China,
had an audience with Count Won Hatateldt,
Minister OF Foreign Affairs. The latter
Just previously received Baron Won Brandt,
German Minister to China on his return
from Pekin. It 10 stated that Brandt pro
ceeded to Paris. The whole Affair." Is sub
ject OF much comment here. Prince Won
Hohenlohe, the German Ambassador ct
Paris, il expected here shortly. The Paris
Temps maintains that II Q contest occurs
between Fnnae and China before the Chen
Yuen is ready Tor - the vessel must b
detained By her German buildePs until
hostilities have ceased. II u the inteu.
ton to take the Chen Yen 70 China under
the German hse and manned BY German
crew.
LONDON, June l2-The trial Of the men
concerned in the dynamite conspiracy w.
resumbed this morning The steward OF
CHER, Bernard Gallagher and Ansbaugh
sailed from New York in March last was
cross.examined by Ansbaugh, who ELECTED
that no more connection apparentl y existed
between him (Ansbaugh) and either Of the
Gallaghers than between him and the
other passengers. Precautionary msas-
ures on an elaborate scale are being taken
to prevent the rescue OF the prisoners
while being conyeye ed to and from court
Twelve mounted policemen with drawn
swords surround the van containing the
prisoners, and policemen with rsvolvsrs
ride inside the wagon. The streets we're
n. nlasro1 IN allnvr fha rantl nassa1a nj
the vehicle.
The Trial OF Marquis DeRaya
PARIS, June 1.-THE trial OF Marquis
Delays and other persons begins to-day,
charged with manslaughter, In that they
dispatched four old sailing vessels TO the
island of Port Breton, Oceancia, with emf
grants, the most OF whom died on the pas
sage or after their arrival from hunger and
disease. They were also charged with fraud
in the sale Of imaginary land In Port
Breton.
Refused 10 swear.
LONDON. June i2.-The boy employed In
Whitehead's ship at Birmingham refused
TO swear that Wilson was one of the men
who visited his employer. Some OF the
servants at the hotel in Birmingham, and
other witnesses from there, however. swore
that they saw Wilson leaving town with
IuUh uOuCeaDI1 HcuNys
A Liberal ReAigns.
LONDON, June l2.-Mr. Whallcy, Libei al.
has resigned his seat in the Commons for
Peterborough, on account OF financial
enterprises requiring his presence abroad.
Reported Police Raid.
II is reported that the police made raid
in Hackne last night In search OF eKplo-
sives. II Is not known whether they dis.
covered any. No arrests are announced.
Famine I'm Asia Minor.
A famine In the Kurii sh district, Asia
Minor, is reported. Many have died.
Grain is selling at six times the usual
price.
kteRmer Disabled.
LoNnON, June l2.-The steamer Lake
Winnipeg, from Montreal, has arrived o.
Liverpool, disabled. The oder, from New
York, has arrived out.
Church NH Referred.
BERLIN, June i2.-The Governments
Church bill has been referred by the Lower
House Of the Landtag To committee Of
twenty. one, and the House adjourned.
Financial.
LONDON, June l2.-The amount OF bnl.
lion gone into the Bank OF England on
balance to-day was i3s,o60.
Arrived Oai.
LoNpoS, June l2.-Arriyed out-Pana.
ma, from Baltimore; State OF Georgia, from
New York.