Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-06
A NOBLEMAN'S DEATH.
The Duke of Marlborough Found
Dead in His Room.
THE STEAMSHIP BELGRAvIA SAFE.
Unsuccessful Attempts to Raise the Daphne
-Sympathy from the Queen-0eaths
from the Cholera Sceurge-Gen-
eral News from Abroad.

LONDON, July 5.-The Duke Of Marlbor.
ough died of cardiac syncoPe to-day. He
was si1ty-three years old. His death was
very sudden, He was slightly tndisposed
yesterday, but dined with his family at the
usual hour and retired apparently we'll.
He was found dead on the floor OF hs
room this morning.
Disabled Steamer Reaches Port
QUEENSTOWN, July 5.-The steamship
Belgravia, from New York for this port,
which was spoken disabled by the steamers
England and Rusla, reached here to-day
Sympathy From the Queea.
LONDON, July 5.-The Queen has sent a
telegram to the Mayor OF Glasgow express
ing sympathy with those who lost friends
by the capsizing of the steamer Daphne.
The Steamer Daphne.
Two attempts have been made to raise
the Daphne, but failed.
The American RIdemen.
The American ritiemen will be allowed
to use the wind gauge only in the inter.
national match al Wimbledon.
The Bank Of England.
LONDON, July a-The weekly statement
of the Bank of England shows decrease
in bullion of G172V00. The proportion OF
the banks reserve TO its liabilities is
50 3-l6 per cent.
The Pope's Blessing.
PARIS, July 5.-Advices from Frohsderf
say that Nannutelli, Papal Nuncio at
Vienna, has visited Count Chambord and
conveyed the blessing Of the Pope 10 the
dying man.
ParneIl Makes n speech.
Cork, July 5.-The speech of Parnell at
the banquet here last evening, in con.
nec.ion with the Industrial Exhibition,
was on political in tone. lie said he be-
lieysd that in the Exhibition was seen
hopeful sign OF q reyiyel OF Irish lndust.
ries.
A Sad Accident.
DRESDEN, July 5.-The King OF Saxony
who is making q tour, was yesterday a6ou
to ascend in the elevator of factory which
he was inspecting at Milan, when the
weight attached to the car fell, killing tn
Governor of the district, Who was accom-
panying His Majesty, and inJuring the
manager OF the factory. The King, who II d
entered the. elevator before the acciden
doned his tour.
Count ChambOrd y Condition.
PARIS, July 5.-The Count de Chambord
paSSeu u Dta liz NohitSu
ly, and this morning Was utterly PROSTATE.
Deaths From Cholera In Egypt
ALEXANDRIA, July 5.-The number Of
deaths from cholera ut Damietta dnriag
the twenty four hours ending at 5. o'clock
three deaths at Mansourah, four AT Shirbin
and four at Samanoud during the same
time from cholera.
Quarantine.
BEULIY, July 5.-The Official Gazette an
nounces that at the Sanitary Conference,
over which Won Boetilcher, Secretary OF
the Imperial Office of the Interior, presid'
ed, it was decided to prevent persons liable
to carry infection from coming to Germany
from Egypt.
| Celebrating American Independence.
DUBLIN, July ga National meeting was
held at Belfast last night to celebrate the
Declaration of American Independence.
Sexton, Bigger and Sullivan sent letters OF
regret. Rev. Mr.. Rylett denounced the
Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland, whose name he
said was more detested by the Irish peo'
| pie than that OF Carey.
French Troops.
PARIS, July Sit is calculated that all
| the French troops on the way TO f"nquin
will lave arrived by the middle oi July.
| The wet season will prevent immediate
fighting.
| Count Dc ChambOrd Dead.
PARIS, July 5.-Francett, in its second
| edition, says: The Count DE Chambord is
dead.
Count De ChambOrds Condition.
PARIS, July 5.-A telegram received ut
| A. NJ, Fridsy says that Count De Cham.
bord was informed yesterday OF the arrival
| of the Orleans Princes at Vienna, and sent
his Secretary TO see them. The doctors
have had another consultation and remark
a notable improvement in his condition.
| There is still danger, but il is not imRedi.
ate. They believe his complaint is equity
| affection.
! GriHey's Predicameht.
| r~"rr~. July 5.-Grifiey's room was en-:
| - disguised men, two OF whom held
cd while another fred three shots
sa.." shattering his knee.