Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-13
AMERICAN PORK.
A sharp Letter From Minister Sar-
gent on the Subjeet-The Cholera
spreading In Egypt-Other Foreign
MaffprS

gent on the Subjeet-The Cholera
Spreading In Egypt-Other Foreign
Matters.
LONDON, July 12.-The North German
Gazette, of Berlin, quotes letter from sar-
gent, American Minister, in which he
states that Germany's pretense that the
interdiction of the importation OF Ameri-
can pork was owing to sanitary reasons, is
now becoming the thinnest veil. The Ga.
zette, in reply to the assertion Of Mr.. Sar-
gent reproduCes an article from Clncin-
natl paper in which il is declared that
half the lard manufactured in America
consists of cotton seed OIL tal!ow, clay and
water.
The Times correspondent at Berlin says:
II is believed that the German government
las now found the long sought pretext for
favoring native lard by prohibiting imports
from America. The justification by the
North German Gazette OF the interdiction
of the importation Of American pork, by
alleging that the American lard is impure,
is characteristic example OF the reasoning
OF that paper.
Pauper Emigration.
DUBLIN July l2.-At a meeting last night
of the Irish National League receipt OF
two thousand pounds from Australia was
announced. Sexton, NJ. 7. for county Sligo,
in a speech, said England had learned by
her short encounter with American pollt'
clans on the pauper emigration question,
that ii there was to be a clearance OF Ire.
land it would not be the Irish people who
would have TO go.
A Bishop Resigns.
LONDON, July l2-The Right Rev. Chris
RiShon nj TiDcnlD haa
given notice of his intention Of resigning
that bishopric.
To Investigate the Cholera.
PARIS July l2-Louis Pasteur, well
known as the French chemist, has offered
to organize a mission with the object OF in
yestigating the nature and origin OF the
cholera in Egypt. The Hygiene Commits
sion has endorsed the scheme, and Pasteur
has applied 10 Lord Granville, the British
Foreign Secretary, to furnish him with
facilities for carrying out his mission.
Turns lnfOrmer.
DUBLIy July l2.-Patrick Henlan, one OF
the men arreS ed for participating in the
murder OF Mrs Smythe, in April OF last
year, has turned informer.
Will BradIauGh Take His Seat:
LONDON. July l2.-The Speaker OF the
House of Commons has written Bradlaugh,
informing him that he will be excluded
from the House until he engages not to
attempt to take the oath IN disregard 10
the resolution Of the House. Bradlaugh
replied, declaring the action Of the House
in his case illegal, and says he will en-
deayor to take his seat in obedience to the
law. and if expelled. he will appeal to the
electors in his constituency.
France and England.
Ill
Paris had an interview with Prime Minis
ter Ferry. Ferry declares the excitement
in England over Tomatave must have
arisen from a misconception OF the feel
ings of the French Cabinet, whose most
sincere wish was TO cultivate cordial rela-
,ions with England. Ferry believed the
occurrence at Tomatave has been exagger-
ated. The deceased British Consul, he
said was known TO be antiFTench In atu'
tude, but the idea that any French Adml-
raj would insult the British flag, Ferry de.
clared 10 be prePosterous.
Not Yet Informed.
PARis, July l2.-The French Government
has not yet been informed of the conduct.
in Tamatavc. of Admiral Pierre, referred
10 by Gladstone in the House OF Commons
yesterday.
Count Charnbsrd's Will.
The GaulOls says: The Will Oh COunl
Ctambord commands all the royalists TO
recognize the Count de Paris as heir to the
throne OF France.
Eighiy.Nine Deaths From Cholera.
ALEXANDRIA, July l. Cholera has APP
peared at Zlfteh and Chibin, 40 and 80 miles
respectively from Cairo. 4 revised list
shows the number of deaths from the dis
ease at Mansurah yesterday to have been
50 instead OF 80, as before reported.
The Vatican.
ROME, July II The Russian goyernmen;
| proposes 10 appoint an ambassador to the
| Naticsn. The Pope has summoned the
French bishops to Rome for the purpose oi
| consulting with him in regard TO the con
diiiun OF the church in France.
After His Head.
DrBLry. July l2.-Dennis Field, foreman
OF the iury which convicted Hynes. the
murderer, and who Afterwards was stabbed
y in constant receipt OF letters threatening
hjm with injury, and his wife and daugh
,eys are often insulted on the street. An
attempt was made recently TO enter hi:
house. but the marauders fed when Field
fred upon them.
Treaty OF Commerce.
BERLIN, July I2-The treaty Of commerc'
between Germany and Spain has beer
| signed.
Bismarek's Poor Health.
BERLIN, July 1.-THE North German Ga
| zstte saws that Bismarck requires the great
est care and absolute rest TO recover hi
health.
Mr.. J. B. Morgan, Joplin, No, says g
N..4 an tir