Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-04
FOREIGN NEWS.
Russians Negotiating Ia AsIa-..A
Treaty.
WILL ADVANCE oHHERAr INAurvaS
Politics and Religion in Ireland.-.i,354
New Cholera Cases.--Pere Hya'
cinthe on the Pantheon.
GENERAL FOREIGN DISPATCHES.

LONDON, July 3.-Advices from Shsnghsi
say it is reported that Russia and Cores
have concluded secret treaty providing for
Russian pro,ectorate over Corea and the
opening Of the river Tumsn, - far - hant-
choorsa to commerce.
|as1A as1AsAsu1nainsrSanpgv1s1s11uo4rs661F sAsu1
ness and great mortality are rifa The Rus
slams are occupying the Psnjdsh casik Ths
Turkoman Governor Of Pspjdeh is dead.
Popular rumoy has it thst Russia d only
awaiting the Autumn to advance on Herat.
Lord Salisbury, in an interview With
Baron De Staal offered to resume the A.
CHAN negotiations where they were closed
BY Earl Granville, on condition that the con.
vention include Russian engagement 10
hold the frontier az permanent limit 4
commission from the foreign Office viii meet
Russian commission 10 manage the de-
tails Of the delimitation next weeE. A Sim
In dispatch says: Official rotice is given
that furloughs will be restricted until the
Afghan boundary dispute has been settled.
etreland.
DuBIIs, July 3.-1hy Episcopal Com
mittee of the Irish Hierarchy have issued
manifesto demanding q frif share OF the en-
dowments granted BY the Government for
educational purposes. Tie manifesto 10
couched in polite but firm language and
contains some sharp restrictions on the
former apportionment Of those endowments.
Il urges the Parnelhte members Of PArliA-
nent to oppcee with every means within
their power the grants TO Queens College
that may come before the House Of Con-
mons until the Government complies with
| the committees demand.
RoME, Julp 3.-The RI. Rev Dr.. Walsh
has started for this city, where ths consscrA-
ton as Archbishop OF Dublin will take
place.
Pere Hyacinthe's Address on the PHathsoa
PARIS, July 3.-Pere Hyacinthe lectursd
last evening on The Secularization OF tho
Pantheon" He protested sgainstt6s sboli-
ton Of the croea and the attempt 10 create
sntagonism between the spirit Of frs,olutioa
and the spirit OF religion. The building
formed cross and II was useless to ny 70
alter it. He advisedthe Government to FOL.
low the English example in regard 70 West.
minister Abbey not TO inquire into tho
orthodoxy Of the great men buried thsrc. In
spite Of all efforts the Pantheon would rs-
main the consecrated sanctuary OF Frances
greatness. The address Was splendid ora
torical effort. Pere Hyacinthe was contin.
ualiy interrupted by the wildly excited aud.
ience. When Pere Hyacinthe had ieft the
tribune. he rushed back and exclaimed, "La
Croix, je vous le dis Q est Ia libertei'
1854 New Cases of Cholera.
MADRID, July 3-During the past twelve
hours there were fifty new cases Of c5o!sr~
| in Valencis, los new cases In Arsnjns-
and new cases and death In Madrid.
Throughout Spain yesterday thero wsee
| 1854 new cases and 6Gi deaths.
Toasted Over the Ocssn.
LONDON, July 3.-Mr. Cyrus W. Field
will give dinner in this city. tomorrow,
he Alb. Among the prominent gsnlsmsn
who will be present are Senator George r
Edmund., Dr.. Henry d. Noyes and Pro-.
Sir William Thomp pson. One Of the pro-
posed features OF the dinner is to have tels-
graphic communication made With Waah-
ipgton. and when the toast TO tho President
of the United States is offered, TO have Presi-
dent Clevelands answer transmitted 10 the
quests at dinner.