Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-17
CHOLERA IN EGYPT.
Panic In Alexandria-The New Suez
CanaI-English IronwOrkers Resum.
ing Work.

ing Work.
ALEXANDRIA, July 16.-There were thirty
s"e deaths Of cholera at Damistta yester.
fhN ~. Mansurah; % at Samanoud; %
day: 81 a. E.' mic at Alexandra
at Menzaleh. The baaia tlRhra would
caused by the fear that :, and the r,
reach here has been renewerge numbers.
| pie are leaving the city in lsease supposed
There were two cases of a Six deaths from
to be cholera at Bulak. agsa.
from cholera occurred at NCanal.
The Parallel Ssez,esseps has in.
LONDON, July 16-De 'ondent OF the
formed the Paris correct OF the reJec-
Telegraph, that in the evei. the British
ton OF his agreement witT'hSallei oIez
Government regarding the pa. NaoIe, ne
Canal, which he thought improb, whole
would appeal to the opinion OF theSrt OF
world, and would ask for the supp, fhe
the French Government in resisting 9
English demands.
Iron Men TO Resume Work.
LONDON, July 16.-The iron men at VOL.
wages, against which they stTuct. " " "
sweeney Liberated.
DUBLIN, July 16.-Sweeny, charged with
the murder of Lord MountmOrres, has
been liberated from custody. The police
have another clue TO the murderers.
Trying 10 Fire InfOrmer Carey's
House.
DUBLIN, July l6.-An attempt which
was thwarted by the police, was made yes
terday to set fire to the house here OF
James Carey, the informer.
Two Coryettes Gone TO MauritiuS.
LoSpnS, July ia dispatch from Trim
comalee, Cey lon, dated the 18th inst, HSs
Her Majestys corvettes, Euryalus and
Tourmaline, have left there for Mauritius.
Considered FaVorabIy.
MADRID. July l6-The cabinet Consid-
cred favorabiy the project OF France for
the construction of a tunnel under the
Strait of Gibraltar.
Spain's Troubles.
MADRID, July lG-The officers arrested
in the northern part of Spain are cap.
tain, four subalterns, and nine sergeants.
They were arrested at the garrisons on
Ebro. They will be tried by courtmartial
ior connection with disloyal plots which 1t
is supposed were instigated by Searilla.
The affair is not considered OF dangerous
character.
Cigars Seized.
ToEovTo, July 1S.-Over $4,000 cigars
were seized to day by the custom auth sri
ties under the new rules, not having boxes
properly labelled. The goods belonged TO
]. W. Scoles, OF this city.
80 Beer.
OTTAWA, July 16.-The prospects OF the
hop crop of this district are poor. The
yield will probably be far below the average.
Cause, ravages of the small green fly, which
almost stripped some weaker yards. The
acreage this year is considerably increased,
but the aggregate yield will be small.
Admiral Pierre's Actions.
PARIS. July l6.-ln the Chamber OF Dep
uties Challemii Lacour, Minister OF Foreign
Affairs replying TO questions, said he be-
lieyed there had been at least exaggerations
in the account of the occurrences at NADIA.
gascsr, and that he was certain that ii Ad
miral Pierre had adopted any measures
they had been necessary.
Americans Abroad.
LONDON. July 16.-United States Sena-
tors Don Cameron and J. r. Hawley were
present in the House of Commons last
night.
Stanley, the Explorer.
According to advices from the west coast
of Africa II. W. Stanley was in May about
to start on an eleven-months' journey TO-
ward the east coast The Austrian ex.
plorer with him had committed suicide,
and Stanley had formed an alliance with
two Upper Congo chiefs.