Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-15
The QUEENS THANKS
rendered the Pail Mall Gaz Bite for
Its Exposure.
GLADSTONE WRITES ENcoURAGINGLY.
Spanish Authorities Alleged to Have Sup
pressed Returns From the
Cholera Districts.
GENERAL FOREIGN DISPATCHES.

LONDON, July 1.-The editor otlthe Pail
Mall Gazette has received letters from the
Queen and Mr. Gladstone, in which they
heartily thank him for the recent exposures
of the traffic in young girls for immoral pur-
poses, and assure him that he has their rull
sympathy in the matter.
LoxDoS, July Il The Pail Mall Gazette
announces this afternoon that th" Arch
bishop of Canterbury,the Bishop Of London,
Cardinal Manning and tn" Hon Samuel
Morley, have consented to act as a COM
mittee of inquiry into the charges Of aris-
tocratic iniQuity made BY the Gazette in
its revelations during the past week. The
committee, which is looked upon as one Of
the most extraordinary in the high character
Of its members ever organized, will begin
the work of investigation tomorrow alter
noon. The Gazette will place in confidence
before tbc committee every detail Of the
c,idence gathered by The papers reportorisl
commission on which it relies to prove the
existence of the wickedness unveiled By it.
Every reporter engaged IN The Gasette's in
yestigation will appear under oath before
the committee and each will produce all
he memoranda gathered by him during the
several weeks of inquiry, together with all
the addresses, letters, portraits, descriptions
and idenufcations of persons, certificates
and agreements collected, and referring in
any wise to persons directly or indirectly
implicated in the discoveries made. The
committee will treat contiden,Ially all the
information placed before it, but wal! make
n general report as 10 th" truth OF the
Gazette revelation
Incomplete Cholera Returns.
MADRID, July l4-There were reported
throughout Spain Yesterday O92 new cases
of cholera, and 473 deaths from the dis
ease. The returns from Valencia, how
ever, are incomplete. a number OF Suspic-
ious cases OF illness are reported IN the city
OF Seeoyia, but the authorities there refuse
to admit that they are cases OF cholera.
A Distinguished Wedding.
LONDON, July list Georges Episcopal
Church, Hanover Square, WAS filled this
morning with fashionable and arlstocrsic
audience to witness the ceremony uniting in
the bonds of wedlock Lord Vernon and MISS
Fannie Lawrence, daughter o Mr.. Francis
c. Lawrence, of New York Among the
noiablcs present were United St,t"s Minister
Phelps and wife the Duke and Duchess of
Buccleuch, Earls Hardwick, Granville, We
myss Stanhope and Roseberry and wives,
Two Earls OF Cork Kitctit and Kingston
and ladies', Sir William Vernon Harcourt
and Lord Harrington
Peace Negotiations Ruptured.
LoSDoN, July 1.-The papers publish
letter from Gen. Mas TO the Minister OF
War. in which he states toa dyleCate TOWN
has informed him OF the complete break
down of the peace negoialion with CAceres.
Gen Mas, for the purpose Of be TEL de-
irnsr. has ordered the army under his com
mand to retire toward the capital The
army was expected yesterday at Chlcla,
wheTr the forces will temporarily concen-
trate.
Gloomy Outlook for Russian Crops.
Lo>DoH, july li-Desparches from Rus
sia state bat the harvest pro poets through
out ,hr empirr are thr gloomlest expert
,nccd for many years and that unl'ss ther"
is a general rain forthwith tn. whole crop
will be los.
Mr. Stead Denies.
IoNDoN, July ll-Mr. Stead, editor OF
-hr Pail Mall Gazette, this evening denied
that he had received letters OF sympathy
from the Queen and Mr.. Gladstone.