Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-11
ENGLISH POLITICS.
A ParnelI- Gladstone Combination
Urged.
THE TORIES MUCH DISCOURAGED
Over the Attitude Of Russia. The EN-
peror William Reported to be
Seriously III.

LONDON, December l0.-Pall Mall Ga.
zette this afternoon urges Mr.. Gladstone to
arrange matters with Mr.. Psrnell Instant
ly. so that the Liberals may assums the
reins Of government, and suggests that Mr..
Parnell be summoned p Mr.. Gladstone's
residence Hswsrden to confer with the
late Premier. Lord Rosebery and Earl
Spencer.
-- FRARs EoR EArRRoR wiLLIAA.
LoSDox, December l0.-A dispatch
from Berlin says Emperor William Is
seriously ILL., and tears are entertained tkat
his siIment is Of fatal character.
THE TORY OUTLOOK plscouRioiSo.
LONDON, December l0.-The nesotis.
tions between the Tories and the Wkigd
for sn anti Parnell coalition, make but
slow progress, and the outlook for the
Tories 10 this direction is discoursging. II
is believed that they have hitherto sp
preached only few moderate nobodies il
the Liberal ranks. They have made over
lures to perhaps q dozen OF the emiuent!y
Wings, who have been returned
as Liberals from the agricultural counties.
The detection OF these gentlemen from the
Liberal eide would inlict nothing more
than numerical loss upon the Liberal
party. They do not shine in debate,
because they do not debate They
are not invited to the inner
councils Of the party because they have
never noticed previous invitations. They
are useful, according TO their numbers.
when there is close division. but they are
generally absent on such occasions.
Among the members Of this type are tee
Hon. Messrs. Ftz Silliam. younger sons oi
the third and fourth Esrls Of FitEwilhsm.
They have sat for years rs Liberal mem
bers for Yorkshire but have always been
suspected of Tory leanipgs. Another luke
warm Liberals Sir William Walkin. he
has sat as Liberal for twenty years, but
he has Just been re elected for Hythe ss an
Independent, bis opponent being Radi
cal. Same Of these gentlemen believe
that their peculiar abilities could be better
displayed on the somnolent benches OF the
House OF Lords, and il should not be for
gotten that Lord Salisbury will have am
pie time to create q score Of peersges be
fore any turn Of the crisis can unseat him.
WEAK KSEED RECRUITS.
The Tories have probably gained hand
tul OF recruits among the weak knesd and
land owning Wings, but such stalwarts a.
Lord Harrington and Mr.. Goschen have
not even been approached. Such men are.
in fact, unspproscbable at present. They
have determined to at least await the open
ing Of the new Parliament and 10 study
its developments. They are especially
anxious to know the extent Of Mr.. Par
nells demands. Many Politicians, includ'
ing a majority Of the Whig members, cher,
ish the hope that he will take much l<ss
than he has hitherto formulated These
hopes arc based largely on the be,ief tha,
the Nationalis,s cannot sdord toe expente
Of another election within fsw months.
oPPosERs OF HOME RULE.
The Orspgemen are defiant y.od pugl.
cious. The Tory members frJm Ulster In
tend 10 formally notify ,b1 House Of their
undying opposition to home rule. Mos, Of
them are animated By the spirit which has
oeen displayed BY Mr William Johstors
gu Orange loader cf Belfast. Mr.. John
stone has just been elected a. q straiRhtout
OrsngemSn by a vote Of two to one over
bis two Liberal opponents combined.
Flushed with victory, he made speech A.
Belfast, Tuesday, in ~hirh he assured q
cheering crowd that the Orangeman were
quite ready 10 take up arms to defend the
Union and TO avert the coming Of chAos
The prevalence Of this spirit among the
Irish Tories makes the project Of Tory.
Parnellits alliance appear hopeless.
BUssIA PLAYING 4 DOUBLE GANf.
The latest developments regarding the
Balkan imbroglio make it eviSsnt that the
preservation Of the peacS Of Europe de.
pends more than ever on the tact OF Prince
Alexander. II 10 certain ths, Russia il
playing double game, bat it 10 uncestaln
whether Turkey is victim OF an accom-
plice. As previously announced in tbese
dispatches Rustem Psshs. the TurList
Ambassador at London, yesterday informed
Lord Salisbury thst the Sultsus arny
would invade Eastern Roum.lia If ths
Turkish Com Dissioners we're rpulssl
The same notification was given 10 Ter
many and probably 10 all the o,kss gres,
powers IL 10 almost certain that il vsl
given to Russia, tcs Baron d
Stsel, the Russian Ambassador, came al
the heels Of Rus,sm Pscba 10 the Foreign
ORce and announced 10 Lord Salisbur,
that Russia will not allow the Porte n
crush The Houmelians. This spLoancs
ment 10 surprising in view Of the notorious
fact that Russian agents have been 10 Con
stantinople for weeks ssaing the Pore 4
invade Rounel;6 with or Without prsts.,
The theory ct the Foreign OGics il la
Russia e secretly eggipg on the PSsts u
invade Roumelis, and ths, abe 10 At b,
same time making open preparation Su
declaring such an set Z sssuz bsli agsips'
Turkey. Thu you'd involve . repadis
ton Of tte acts cf the Russian s,.4e
agents, bu. ihis 10 an old trick il Nusco
vite diplnnae,. and the disgrsasd agent
eo9A se rewarded BY fat oiBees ., home
/ rELL.TlLE DocrHrsTs FovSD.
RAsGoos. December l0-DocumsD;
have been discovered in Theebsus palse
at Mandalay showing that an offensive a.
defensive alliance existed betvesa Franc
and Burmah.
FESIASs MAKE 4 sTAsTLIsG pIsceyEAy.
DUsLrs, December l0.-Ths ssQresriy
section of the Fenian Brotherhood vs
somewhat startled today BY the ANNOUNCE
ment that the man Who recently suren,
cred TO the police for protecnon sfd CAV
bis name a. John Kelly, and his occup'
ton a. laborer, j, really Joseph Soitl
the Invincibls. Who turned infoep9 On
= testified against the men hsDge
E for the assassination Of Lord Ere
erick Cavsndish and under secretal
Borke in Peenix Park. Kelly, vhsn
surrendered himself, stated that be sss
member Of . secret organization and h
% been notified under pain Of death to sho
. n. No~-~n roo,,v Hon~s InH.. .ka q