Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-30


Egypt is the Proper Thing-Bismarck's
Favor Pleases France-A Bill for the
Reorganization of the French Army.
LONDON, September ga special to the
Times from Vienna asserts that the Cabi
net of Great Britain has informed the pow
ers that in Its opinion the suspension of the
sinking fund by the Egyptian government is
justi6abie in. the present condition of it:
finances.
The French and Germans.
PARIS, September 29.-The ministerial
papers express satisfaction at the agreemen,
between France and Germany relative tc
Egyptian affairs. The bill for the organi,
zation of the colonial army will be present
ed 10 the Chambers as soon as they con,
vene. The chief feature of it will be the
trnnsfer of the marines to the control Of the
Minister of War.
Building Seventy Torpedo Boats.
BERLIN, September 29.-The workmen in
the shipyards at the Ostz are busily en-
gagged in completing the construction Of the
seventy new torpedo boats provided for by
the last Reichstag One Of them has been
completed, and at a trial on Saturday made
very satisfactory showing.
To Develop the Mines.
PARIS, September ga syndicate has
been formed to develop the mines in Ton.
quin. The bonds of the new company find
ready sale.
Cholera in Genoa.
ROME, September 29.-There have been
fifty-two new cases Of cholera and twenty
six deaths reported at Genoa during the
past twenty-four hours ending at noon to-
day. The dread scourge is raging in all
outlying villages.
Decrease in the Death Rate.
NAPLES, September 29.-There were 1872
new cases OF cholera and sixty-three deaths
here during the past twenty-four hours end
ing at noon to-day.
Repeats His Story.
DUBLIN, September 29.-Patrlck Cole,
the informer, whose evidince secured the
conviction of six of the prisoners charged
with conspiracy 10 murder Mr. Smythe, of
.Barbavilla, again declares that his teSti-
mony was concOcted.
GG-as-You-Please In London.
LONDON, September, 29.-The six days
go oasyouplease pedestrian match has been
fixed to come off at Agricultural Hall, be-
ginning Monday morning, November H.
Ex-AldeIman Fitzgerald, OF Long Island
City, and Other Americans, are expected to
enter the contest.
Laying the Last Section.
LONDON, September 20.-The steamship
Farsday has commenced laying the last sec
ton of the deep sea portion of the Mackay-
Bennett cable and is making steady prog
ress despite the fact that the weather is bad.
The Peace of Europe.
VIENNA, September 29-The Emperor
in his speech on the opening Of the Reichs-
rath at Buda Pesth to-day expressed the
hope that the peace Of Europe would be
preserved.
Are Not Negotiating.
5 LONDON, September PA Madrid dis
patch to the Standard declares that the
Spanish and American governments are
not, as has been claimed, negotiating for
the establishment of a treaty of commerce
between Spain itself and the United States.
Chinese Operations.
PARIS, September 29.-Admiral Courbet
will not, according to official advices, re-
commence operations in Chinese waters
until the lst Of October.
London's Lord Mayor.
LONDON, September 29.-George Swan
Nottage, Esq, Alderman for the Cord
wainer ward was elected Lord Mayor of
London.
The Empress Wants Peace.
TIFNSTIy. September 29.-lt is reported
that the Empress OF China has decided to
conclude peace with France.
The Sanitary Council.
VARyA, September 29.-Dissension eS-
lists in the Sanitary Council, owing to Mr..
Dickson, the English delegate, apparently
against instructions sitting to discuss quar-
antine with seven new Turkish delegates,
when the delegates of the other powers had
withdrawn, England and the other powers
having already protested against the ad-
mission of Turkish delegates,