Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
IN THE SOUUkN,
The French May Step In II the Ess-
llsb Step Out.
Effect of The Fall Of Bacnlnh % the
Chinese Que stion.
European Powers TO Combine
Against tho Anarchists.

LONDON, March l5-In ths Houas os
Commons last night the Govssansnt W.
INTERCEPTED q 70 its policy In ths esudsn
and especially q to NE further orders
given to General Grahan. Lord Harting-
ton declined any information as prejudic-
ial TO the interests Of the campaign.
learned, however, con6dsntially In the
lobby from . source cannot name, bat
very near the Cabinet that General
Graham's orders are not TO operate beyond
Q certain distance OF the Fed seq until be
can make . rush for Berber and Khar.
toum.
The Times, IN Its leading editorial this
morning. comments on tho recent events
in the Soudan. Ii points out that the
operations which have already taken
place are but the mere start Of the work 70
be done; that until the road TO Berbsr 10
opened GrahAm's task Is still unfinished.
Il also points oat that other nations are -
alive to the necessity of keeping this great
channel OF trade free and open a. We are.
and that some other nation (evidently
meaning Frsncel recognizes the value OF
the Eastern Soudan, aud may
StsH N - We ssep Out.
Saakim sdyices state that panic occur.
red last night among the Egyptian troops
under baker PaskA, who Is stilI in camp NJ
sNiba They got no;ion tss reoels were
approaching, became frightened, took to
their heels, and before the panic Was al
rny,d TWO men, erroneously supposed 70 bs
robele, were killed Troops returning to
-. -
ism Of Adam Frazier, the largest man 81
the Black Watch regiment. Twelve Arabs
were lsid los by hls bayonst IL. Drum.
nond. OF the same regiment, bayonsttsd
Osmsn RynA's nephew. Fifty men have
left Chatham to dill the vacancies In the
Black Watch Regimsnt
The recent interviws with The Marquis
Tstpg, ths Cbipete Ambassador 10 France,
has bad with Earl Granville, Secretary OF
mors that the Marquis has an intimatlon
from his governm ent REQ uestihg the media.
ton OF the British govenmsut In the
Tor q ain difficulty. IL Is also reported
that China is now willing 10 accept the
conditions OF he French government siIsr.
ed By VI. Waddington. the French hmLSs-
ssdpT, during . conference with Karl CRAB
ville and the Marquis Tseag shortly after
1he French Had Ocsapted aoatay.
II 10 generally believed In diplomatic cir.
| clss that ths fall Of Besniph virtually set
ties the dispute between China and Francs
In regard 10 Tonquin and that Hesty will
soon be concluded re- sogDising the protec.
| torate ovss Tonquin established under the
| treaty Of ibt5, which assures france the
| free navi cation OF tho Songkoi and the nso-
essnry security for her ropqa.n commercs.
In Berlin to-day IL was semRoihcially sn.
nouncSi that tbs principa! powers VI
Europe had agreed 10 Join N oonfedera.
ton proposed jointly by Garmsny and
France for the suppression Of oil Anarchisl
forms OF socialism. The ANNOUNCEMENT
was, however, compiled with the staterent
that The country m ost Necessarily TO ths sue
cess OF tho confederation is SEIizsrlaDd,
which had fnaliy and unTeseryedly de.
clIned 10 Join. The Ssis Federal Council.
IN its note Of declinat,oD, takes the po-i.
ton that the nature OF the GOvernmeut OF
Switzerland forbids sad renders uEh6ces.
/ sary the ssp0inags AID discrimination pro-
posed, and states fhat no far NJ Hsiss
experience has shown the so.csllod Anar-
chists are
A vaigsF and Uninsuest,ai LOS %
CytmisAIs.
| easily nsde amsndable 10 the regular
criminal laws, and not worth tho especisi
notice Of any Government, er oonf.dsrs.
ton OF governments. The altitude Of
| Ssifxsrland is q serious dissp poiD tment 10
| Bismarck, and, IL Is belieys5. will svsni.
tualIy cause tho sbabdopment Of tho pro.
| posed confederation, which wosld be im-
| practicable 90 long IS SaitEsrlEhd offered
| 70 harbor the hnAChIsts