Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-08
Murgead not having received auy pay tor
lopg time are greatly demoraEzed.
Lord DufJerfn's Hand.

lOng ume are greatly uehoio'
Lord DufIerin's Hand.
LONDON. MAY Mr.. Gladstone said, IN
the House of Commons, that Lord Datterln
had arranged with Abdurrahmsn Khan,
the Ameer of Afghanistsn, the basis upon
which the British government had 80 lar
succeeded in the frontier affair and II FUR
ther communications with the Ameer upon
the subject should become necessary they
would be made. Being asked if Lord Dut'
tering, as vieeroy, approved OF the govern
ments course toward Russ a in the Afghan
dispute, Mr.. Gladstone refused to say whether
he did or not.
Lady Lonsdale Married.
LONDON, MAY Lady Lonsdsle was
married to-day to Earl De Gray at st. Mar
inns church, Charing Cross. The bride
wore a plain dress OF Brown homespun ma
terial and a Jacket and hat Of bronze
color, which matched each other splendidly.
There was no bridesmaid. Lord Ripon,
father of the bridegroom, and the Ear OF
Pembroke and few select friends OF the
bride and groom were the only persons pres
ent to witness the ceremony.
Has Dufferin Resigned?
LONDON, May 8.-The Morning Post as
serts that Earl Duferin has resigned as
Viceroy of India in consequence OF the dis
astrous effect upon British prestige IN India
of Mr.. Glsdstone's weak and hnorous
policy.
Sir Arthur sullivan TO Visit Us.
LONDON, MAY Arthur Sullivan, the
composer starts in June on a tour through
the United States to California.
Royal Wedding.
BERLIN. MAY Prince Albert, Of SAKE
Attenburg, was married to day to Pnncess
Marie. The ceremony was quiet one;
Emperor William and all the members OF
the Imperial family were present.
The Death of DIR. Nachtigal.
BERLIN Nav IA later dispatch about
the death of Dr. NachtigaL the German
traveller, says he died on board the German
sunboat Moeue, and was buried at Bassam,
on the west coast Of Africa.
Louise Michers Pardon.
PARIS. May THE Government with,
holds the decree pardoning Louise Michel
and other Anarchists, in consequence OF
the refusal of Louise to accept pardon un,
less general amnesty is extended all pohtcsl
prisoners.
The Exodus of Poles.
BERLIN, May ay7.-Herr Won Puttkamer,
Prusian Minister of the Interior, stated IN
he Diet to-day that the exodus OF Poles
from the,provinces of Eastern Perla was
not due to any favorable action OF the au'
,bori,ies but resulted naturally from the
advance Of German culture in those prov
inces.
Not al Offcial Visitor.
LONDON, May Tt is officially stated
that the visit to Canada of Mr.. Leonard d.
Courtney, NJ. P, Deputy Minister OF FL
nance, will not be made in his official ca
pacity. He will, however, be in position
10 confer with Sir Charles Tupper, Cana
dian Minister to England, if necessary.
Death of Earl Dudley.
Earl Dudley died suddenly this morning.
He was in the 6Sth year of his age.
The Manchester ship Canal.
LONDON, May THE House of Lords has
passed the preamble of the Manchester
| Ship canal bill, subject to proviso that i've
million pounds be subscribed before the
work is started, and that deposit amount,
| ing 10 four per cent OF the working capital
besheld in trust until the work Of building
the canal is completed.
A Miserable IufOrmcr's Death.
LONDON, May Joseph Smith, the in
| former Who testified against the men who
utre hanged for the assassination OF Lord
! Frederick Cavendish and Under Secretary
Burke, in PhmuiN Park, Dublin, and who
had, ever since the execution, been an exile
from Ireland, and supposed to be living IN,
cogGito somewhere in India, has Just died
in London. He had for a long time been q
hopeless dIunkard and his death was caused
by intemperance.
Lord Chancellor for Ireland
| l.oSDox, May 6.-Baron Fitzgerald (Johr
David Fitzgerald P CO. the Globe under
stands, will be appointed Lord Chancellor
OF Ireland. The opinion has prevailed tha'
this appointment would tall to Mr.. Joht
| Naish, the present Irish Attorney General
F. on Fitzgerald is Liberal, has been So
licltor General and Attorney General 70
Ireland and Justice Of the Q1eeus bench
lie is 10 years Of age and was appointed
Lord of Appeal,in Ordinary in 1882, witt
peerage for life.
Coleridge Statue.
Loynoy. NAY 7.-Mr. Lowell formal.
unveiled the statue OF the poet Colerldge
which bears the simple inscription: Sam
uel Taylor Coleridge'
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