Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-29
ANOTHER EXECUTION.
Fagan Hang for Completely in the
Phenix Park Murders.
THE czAR MAKES APPOINTMENTS.
Still Keeping Up the Demonstration in
Honor Of the Great emperor-ya-
rious Items From the
Other Side.

DVBLIH, May 2S.-Aichael Pagan, con-
victed OF the murder Of Burke, was hang
ed in Kilmainham Jail this morning. The
weather was overcast. Pagan, since receiv.
ing his sentence, has been very attentive to
the priests who visited him. In an inter
view recently with his relatives he de-
Slared he did not hurt hair on Burke's
head. His mother was confident Of his
innocence. His son wrote to the
Queen, repeating this declaration,
but the letter was not answered.
Canon Kennedy attended the dead man
this morning. The black flag announcing
the execution had taken place was hoisted
over the Jail at eight o'clock. A strong
force OF police and military were present
Everything went off quietly. A small
crowd of persons collected outside the
prison, few of whom kuelt in prayer for
the repose OF the soul OF Pagan. The con.
demned man was pale, but appeared to be
resigned to his fate. Death was instan.
taneous.
Appointments by the Car.
MOSCOW, May 2S.-The Imperial Rescript,
issued to-day returns the thanks OF the
Car to Grand Duke Michael for his SER
vices, and announces his appointment as
member of the Committee OF Ministers.
The Rescript also says that Grand Duke
of the Russian Navy and that His Majesty
made the following awards: The
order OF ST. Andrew to Count
Tolstoi, Minister of the Interior; Gen.
Milutin. formerly Secretary OF War. Count
Valujeff, Gen.Todleben, Gen. Count Alder
berg and NJ. Reuterlin; the portrait OF the
Czar set in diamonds to Prince Doigorouki
Governor General of Moscow; the Order Of
st. Alexander TO Pobiedontsefs, Gen. Wo-
rontzoff- Dachkoff and Prince Dondoukoff-
Korssakoff. and the the Grand Cross OF st.
Vladimir to Gen. lgnatien, Count Pahlen,
Gen. Drenteln and Gen. AlbedinsKi.
heavy fall Of rain late last night interfered
with the Examinations in honor OF the
coronation.
1heChinese Commander
SHANGHAI May 2S Iii Hung Chang, who
is to take command of the Chinese troops
in the provinces bordering on Tonquin,
has arrived here. 1t is expected that he
will remain in Shanghai for a month.
The Topquin TrOHbIe.
LONDON, May 2S.-The Times correspond
ent at Paris say: The country is thor.
ouehly aroused concerning the Tonquin
trouble. 1t is felt that the time for retiec-
ton is past, and the enly course for France
now is to act vigorously, ana, above all
things, swiftly. The latest news from
China is 5000 troops, armed in the manner
of European troops, have already arrived
at the Tonquin frontier, aud the feeling
throughout China IS intensely hostile to
the French.
Cheering the Car.
Moscow, May 2S.-The enthusiasm OF the
people over the success of the coronation
ceremonies continues unabated. Crowds
are constantly assembling under the win
dows of the Kremin cheering heartily for
the Car.
A Noted Psychologist Dead.
BEEYE, May 2S.- Professor Gabrielle Gus.
tav Nalentin, the noted German physiolo-
gist, is dead
The Dynamite Conspiracy.
HAvrE. May 2S.-MaCDermott. frequent
ly mentioned during the inquiry at Cork
into the dynamite conspiracy, has sailed
tor New York.
Bismarck's Intentions.
BERLIY, May 2s.-It is reported that Bis
marCk contemplates radical remodeling
OF the entire Constitution OF the Empire.
A New Railway.
CAIRO. Nav 2S.-A committee has been
formed to consider the project OF con-
structing a railway in the Soudan. There
the committee.
Duel With swords.
PARIS, May 2S-A duel with swords was
fought between Delpit, a writer on the
Paris, and Alphonso Daudet, the we'll
known novelist. The former was slightly
wounded.
The Cars Reception.
MOSCOW, May 2S.-The Emperor and
Emptess seated on thrones in st Andrews
Hall, began to receive congratulations, and
the reception of the Clergy lasted till
noon, after which the Diplomats, Digni.
taries, Generals and Provincial Delegates
the last named bringing gifts in the nature
Of iewelry.
VIII 70 TO Colorado.
DvnIIS. May 2s.--Jchn Dillon will go tn
Colorado shortly TO complete the restora-
tion OF his health.
statues Unveiled.
berlin, May 25.-Statues OF liaron, Alex
ander. Won Humboldt and Baron Wilhelm
Won Humboldt. that lothers erected OPP
,-posite the University, were unveiled to-
2ay. The Emperor watched the ceremony
from the balcony of the palace and after
ward went on foot TO inspect the statues.