Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-20

Cardinal Jaeebial and the esrmaS
Church blll.
NOW loNeFIuow WAS APPRECIATED.
General Wailaess Objection to the Tsrtish
licsnse Ta.-Ths Latest Candidates
fs Aretie's Fressing BIssts--
victoris HALL Disaster.

LoSpoS. june ia Standard cof,espoa.
TENT at Ros,s says: Herr Won Schlseser.
herman representative at the Vatican. had
an interview with Cardinal Jscobini, FApai
Secretary of State, with . view toinduce
the Apostolic Court to accept the bill now
before the PrussiAo Diet. Cardinal yscobini
accepted what wsF good In the bill asa use
full concession, bet declineAto consider the
measure sufficient - base TOR defnite &C
corn.
LONDON, June l9.--The SECRETARY Of the
committee to place Sast Of bongfellow IN
Westminster Abbey. presented TO the
American committee ave hundred letters,
from persons OF note, who have subscribed
towards the expenses The bust 10 70 be
kept in some public institution in New
England rs testimonial OF the high esteem
held by the best minds OF Great Britain.
The License FaS.
CoNsrASriSoPLE, Juue l9.-Gen. Wallace.
American Minister, has sent notice TO
the Forte absolutely declining TO accept the
proposed license tax on foreigners trading
in Turkey. This action Of General Wallace
has removed all chance of adoption Of the
measure, Is the Ambassadors who have al.
ready accepted IL only done 20 on the con.
diiion that the assent 10 IL should he Cnani.
nous.
Prof NordeaskIoid.
LONDON, June l?.-The steamer Sophia,
with Prof. Nordensk jold aud his Arctic eK.
arrived from Reyk iayik.
Iceland, June d. The party intended to
ttart foi Greenland on the 10th inst.
Want the Consultation Revised
Paris, June la,-At a meeting OF i.soJ
Socialists in Mont Nartre last night, = res.
olution was passed demanding . revision
Of the Constitution.
France And EaS land Negotiate.
La I.iberte says the negotiations between
France and England in relation to the
abolition Of cap.tula,ions in Tunis have
had a satisfs tory result, England agreeing
TO give up the right OF asylum IN her con
sulate.
The Charrh ~, the Irish Quessies.
ROME June b,.-The publication OF the
documents relative - Ireland have caused
SON differences IN the Curia. A special
commission lss been appointed. which.
in the future, viii examine all irish ques.
tons.
Prefecture 60 he Re-Esiabltshed.
ST, PrTERsBrRu, yune l".-hn ukase has
been issued re establishing the prefecture
ot 81. Petersburg in the main rs II was pre-.
vious TO August, lAs!.
The Numbers~rllesi Cp 60 SOs.
SUNDERLAND, June io.--The number Of
deaths from the catastrophe At Nictoris
Hall has now reached 2U2.
Admiral Pi~rre's Movemeats.
PARIS, June i9.--Admiral Pierre. ia .
dispatch from Tamstave, Madagascar. dated
June l3. announces he presented an ulti-
natum TO the HAya Government, which
rejected il. lie then captured Tamatave
and destroyed Touls Point, Mohambo and
Tenerive. The French. he says, are firmly
established in these positions.
Ruryisg ib~-< hiidreu.
LONDON, June l9.--The funerals of q
grea, many victims Of saturday, disaster
took place TO day. The streets were
crowded with sympathetic people, most
OF whom were in mourning. Blinds IN
houses were drawn and the church in
which the funeral services were held had q
black flag at half mast. one hundred free
graves were prepared In one cemetery Tor
the reception OF the victims, exclusive OF
those for which the pa:snts' children who
lost their lives. viii pay. fIity.four
bodies were inferred in this cemetery TO.
dav, and thiriy.one in . smaller cemetery.
Large numbers of generous subscIi ptions
are arriving in Sunderland from different
parts to help pay the funeral expenses OF
The unfortunate children. Among the
subscriptions is one hundred pounds from
Andrew Carnegie. OF New York. The bal
snce Of the fund after the funeral expenses
have been betrayed, will be dedicated To
the Childrca COnvalsscent Home.