Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-14
THE COUNT UNCONSCIOUS.


en- DtsfTiets-T0nquin In Bad state
OF AHairs-General Foreign News.
LONDON, July ia telegram from vi.
emma, dated o'clock this morning, says
Count Chambord is unconscious. His end
lie approaching.
Deaths from Cholera.
ALEXANDRIA, July 13.-Forty deaths from
cholera Occurred at Damiet.a yesterday,
73 at Mansurah, II at Samanoud, and 8 at
Shirbin.
TOnquin I'm a State of Anarchy.
A dispatch from Hong Kong dated the
18th instant, reports that Tonquin is in a
state of anarchy. The French have cap
tured and hanged many marauders, bands
OF whom hovered about and fired on the
outposts. Nevertheless the latter are fired
on nightly.
The Cattle Disease @ Qaestion.
1t is believed the government will refuse
to enter upon any legislation touching the
cattle disease at this session of Parliament.
Raging Fire.
ST. PETERSBURG, July ia dispatch
from the town OF Rostov, on the Don, in
the government Of Tekaterinoslay, says
large fire is raging there, and the whole
town is menaced. Rostov has a popula.
tion of about $4,000.
An UngrOunded Complaint.
PARIS, July 13.-The French Consul at
Zanzibar has telegraphed to the Govern.
ment that he has no knowledge of the DC.
currences in Tamatave, Madagascar, com.
planned OF the English Government, AID
has requested that a report on the matter
be sent to him.
Peace North OF Perm.
PANAMA, July 5.-Great satisfaction is
felt at the rapid pacification north OF Pe:u
and the Withdrawal of the Chilians
Everybody is heartily sick of the whole
affair with the exception OF the Monton.
eros, and the advent OF peace is warmly
welcomed. Several very important towns
in the north have been evacuated and are
now in the hands OF the authorities ap.
pointed by Iglesias, while in the interior
and on the coast the Peruvian lagis flying
in places where il had not been seen for
many months past,
Objscting.
LONDON July 13.-At a crowded meeting
of merchants and ship owners at Lloyds, a
resolution was passed strongly objecting to
the agreement between DeI4esseps and the
GoyeInnent on financial, commercial and
political grounds. The Lord Mayor OF Lon.
don, asked call of the NEE dhgg that fnrther
protests against the agreement can beipaue'
The Blood I'm Bread Trial.
LONDON, July BIN the trial at Myrigh-
baza, Hungary, of the Jews charged with
numbering Esther Sslonassy, Prof. Eckel,
the blood to squirt from the wound as the
witness, Moritz Scharf, alleges he saw it
squirt. This evidence caused considerable
sensation.
Alabama Claims.
Van Wagner, an American lawyer, was
arpoir.ed by the Com missioner to hear
evidence in the Alabama claims cases.
The Queens Condition.
LONDON, July l3-The Lancet, q medical
journal, says: There is nothing in the
Queens condition TO excite the slightest
anxiety.
PANAMA, July l3.-Iglesias' organ states
that Caceres' troops, at the town OF Huaar-
lea, shot fourteen prisoners, among them
an American named Purley, accused OF
being Chilian spy, and that the owner OF
the Chinche plantation had everything
swept Off, money, horses, cattle and was
himself taken prisoner.
yellow Fever.
The yellow fever at Calso and Lima is
causing serious mortality.
Quarantine.
In consequence OF the yellow fever and
smallpox at New Orleans and Jamaica, the
lsthmus authorities talk OF establishing
quarantine against the places.
The Count Dying.
PARIS, July IA, 1920 A. MA dispatch
from Frohsdarff says: The CountDe Cam
bord be came delirious last night. He may
die at any moment.
Two Attacks.
PARIS, July l3.-In a telegram dated
July 6, via Zanzibar, Admiral Pierre re.
ports he repulsed night attack on June
1Srd and another July 9Th. The Hoya los
was heavy and the French loss was only
one killed Admiral Pierre does not
mention any trouble with the English
consul at Tamatave.
All Hoax.
BERLIN, July 13.-The Borsen Courier
says: The public prosecutor in the Jewish
trial at NyiIeghyhsza intends to withdraw
the indictment against the defendants, and
that the Hungarian government will pros
ecute the concocters OF the case with the
utmost severity.
Sanitary Measures.
MADRID, July 13.-SpsIn has Instituted
a system of compulsory sanitary inspection
of all vessels arriving at Spanish ports
from England.
SENATORIAL CONTEST.