Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-05
THE OTHER slDl:.
An Irish Member Of Parliament
i. , WithdraWs
FROM THE RANKS OF PARHflLITEs.
The Exile Ref0mers-Archbishop Croke
Declines to Accept Any More kd-
dresses-loOking for "a Route
to Invade France.

dresses-looking for Route
to Invade France.
LoNDoS, JuLe 4.-McCoan, the member
of Parliament for Wicklow, in letter to
Parnell, informing him of his Withdrawal
from the Parnellites, says his reason for
severing his connection with the party, be-
sides offenses at Parnell's actions in his
McCoan's-affair with Kelley, is that its
aims and methods have long ceased to be
those to which he subscribed three years
age. He cannot, therefore, conscientiously
remain In it.
McCoan has also written to the Free.
mans Journal, Dublin, regarding his with.
drawal from the
ParDeHite Party.
In il, he says the aims of four or hye gen.
tlemen who obviously forced Pamells
hand, have long developed beyond the pol.
icy of honest land reform and federal
home rule. He says he cannot continue
to mainta even nominal relations with
veiled communism and rebelism. He as
serts that there are other men in the party
who think as he does, bat they are cowed
by fear for their seats IN the House OF
Commons, which is hard to understand in
honest men. McCoan says he will not
shrink from asking judgment OF his con-
stituents on his action.
Discovered.
DUBLIN, June A conspiracy to mur.
der at Carrick. on-Suir, County Tipperary,
has been discovered. Is expected that
a number OF arrests will follow the discoy-
cry.
A memorial to the government praying
that the death sentence of Timothy Kelly,
one of the Phunix Parks murderers, be
committed, has been signed by seven jurors
summoned during the recent commission,
intending two men who served on the jury
which convicted Kelly.
Exile of the Ihformers.
James Cerey and the other informers
who testified at the trials of the Phwnix
Park murderers have been notified that
they must indicate the places out of the
country TO which they wish TO be sent.
Carey protested that he wouli remain in
Dublin, but the authorities pointed out
that he would receive no police protection,
and that on no condition would he be nj.
lowed 10 remain in Ireland. II is in
terred from this action that the e1tradi;ion
proceC dings in the case of Walsh, Sheri
=
A NihiIist Talks.
LONDON, June THE Pail Mali Gazette
publishes another portion OF the letter
from the Russian Nihilist, Stepniak, in
which he declares that widespread socie-
ty exists in the Russian army, composed
exclusively of officers including colonels OF
many regiments. In regard to the present
quiescence, Nihilists he says, would be
foolish TO attempt to revolt when the en-
emy are alert. At attempt to assassinate
the Car might still form the beginning OF
revolt or coup de etat but such an attempt
of the society is no longer OF import.
anCe.
Foreign Markets.
LoSpoN, June i-The Mark Lane TX.
press, in a review of the grain market
during the past week, says: The brilliant
weather has had beneficial henetit on the
crops. Wheat is strong and healthy, and the
demand was nom nai and supply moderate.
Prices are rather lower. Foreign wheat
dull ard lifeless, and the retail demand is
somewhat weaker The best grades OF -four
is steady, but others were somewhat easier.
Foreign flour is unchanged. The finest
trades are firm but merican unsound is
almost unsaleable. Barley and oats are
unchanged, and the same may be said OF
foreign barley. Oats in large supply and
slow. Maize is in bad condition. Prices
higher. and the market is fiat.
a Disturber of Peace Arrested.
BIRuINGHAM, June THE police ar
rested 10 day an American Fenisn who de-
clares his intention of making mischief at
the Bright celebration next week. The
man is forty years Of age. Since his Prri-
val here he has received letters from Amer
iCa and Paris. He gives his name
rs George Smythe. Previous to
his arrest Smythe bought fifty large
cartridges for large revolver and
then entered tavern, where he displayed
the reyo rer and threatened to disturb the
Bright procession on Monday. The police
were summoned, and when they arrived
Smythe was trying his revolver in the
tavern yard. lie was secured after
struggle, during which he tried 10 shoot
the officer.
Archbishop Croke Declines tO'Aceept
Any More Addresses.
DrBMX. June 4.-Archbisbop Croke, in
!: IS address at Tipperary Yesterday, said
that he would not be able for many reasons
10 accept any more addresses during his
visitation Of bis archdiocese or to paTiicl-
Fate IL any popular demonstrations.
Looking Tor n Route 60 Invade France.
PARi,, June 4.-GeH. WimpHer, OF the
French army, in letter to the Evenement,
saws: The object of Count Won Moltke's
tour recently in Italy was to siHdr the best
route for the invasion Of oouthern France.
Bank Statement
BEplrN. June 4.-The statement OF the
IupeYial Bank of Germany G',Ovs al in
crease N specie oi $4,000 MARKS.
Death Of an EnrI.
Loxpoy. June 4.-The Earl OF West.
meath is dead.
Dayiit, NeaIy and Quinn
DrpLIy. tit was stated po9i 9itvely
this morning that Dsviti, Healy, ". F..
and Quinn sentenced in February 20 con-
ine,nent in he Kimainham ja1 for siZ
months for making infammatory speeChssl
would he released from prison to-day.
ReIeased.
DrrlrN, June 4.-ERvitt, Hes!y aud
Quinn were. released from k!lmaiu ham
| iail at | 80 this afternoon.
| Riotous HIhiIists-
| ST. PEr-2SBURG. June "a secret in
| quiry into the riot which occsrred on the
| streets OF St. Petersburg last Monday even
| ing, shows that Il was inst!gated b! Slhi
lists.
a hRumored Duel Denied.
| Loxpax June 4.-The statement in ,
| Paris dispatch that duel with swords va
| fought on the Ssiss frontiss yesterday, be
| tween George Casssgnac and an old Ser
eeant Major. in which ths formss had hi
th:oat pierced, is denied.
Already signed
| MADgIp. Jnpe THE Minister OF For
eiea Affairs Informed the senate that b.
believed the treaty with Chih has alread!
bs en- signed, and that its conditions ar
honorable to both cozntries.
GaxibaIdfH Statate.
RoxZ June THE statute OF Gsriba.d
vas unveiled at Copsesa yesterday, IN m
I pTesence of the en- lire family of Garibald
and many of his companions in arn,.
I Coming to America
BERL.s, June l-Herr Lasker started 10
| Frglsnd. whence he goes TO America, wher
he intends to remain Eve month";
Asersean Medical Assoststiss.
CLKvKLAsD, May 4.-The A.seriean Med
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