Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-12
FROM ACROSS The WATER.
England's Indignation at Mr.. Hen
bricks Sympathy for ireland.
THE ENGLISH PRESS ON HIS SPEECH
At indianapolis Last Tuesday---Tae A.
legged Military Revolt in Mad
rid--The Cholera.
GENERAL FOREIGN DISPATCHES.

LONDON, September 1.-THE speech Of
Vice President Hendricks at Indianapolis
last Tuesday night, endorsing Parue!ls de.
mand for Irish parliamentary independence.
has provoked a great deal Of hostile com.
ment in England. The London newspapers
have so far failed TO notice the speech, but
most of the provincial papers have devoted
leaders TO it, and majority Of them crit
cize the speech adversely and bitterly.
Many Of the criticisms are based on senti-
mental grounds and deplore the occurrence
Of anything calculated to disturb the pleas.
ant relations which were becoming 50 firmly
cemented between England and America.
Some of them are more ou;spoken, and
treat of the American Vice Presidents utter.
ances as serious grievance which will re-
quire some sort Of diplomatic action.
The Sheffield Daily Telegraph (lndepend.
ent) considers the speech distinct breach
Of the neutrality which should distinguish
the words and acts of the American Presi-
dency toward a friendly government. The
Eastern Morning News (Radical), of Hull.
complains tha, HendNcks wishes Mr.. Par.
nell God spced in a disloyal adventure. The
Western Daily Mercury (LiberalD, Of Ply
mouth believes that official notice will be
taken of the occurrence, which it regards As
of more importance than some other incl
dents which have engaged the attention not
only of the diplomats, but OF the armies OF
haTn ha
Daily Press LIBERAL OF Bristol, expresses
the belief that the Americans now living in
England will generally condemn the utter
ances Ct the Vice Pres dent, and especially
the sending OF cable message Of sympathy
from the meeting al which he spoke TO en-.
courage Parnell in his disloyal and revolu.
tionary aims.
Spanish Military Revolt.
PARIS September ll.-Le Matiu, this
morning publishes telegram from Madrid,
received by way of the French frontier,
sta.irg that a military rising had been al.
tempted at the Spanish capital but WAS
quickly suppressed. Two men are reported
10 have been half killed in the melee.
The Revolt Nipped in the Bud.
LONDON September ll.-Advices from
.rauIlQ say tue ullllaEy Eleihs III luh N''J
WAS limited to one OF the largest barracks.
The soldiers seized their arms ana shouted
Death 10 our Chiefs The authorities.
who had feared an outbreakesk, were pre-
pared for the rising and vigorously sur
pressed il before it had time 10 assume tor
midable proportions. Every prccautIon
has been taken TO prevent its recurrence.
Nothing In Ii.
!.oyDoy, September IA Renter dis
patch from Madrid says that the so.ca!led
military rising published to day occurred on
the tn inst, and Was only slight disturb.
aLce in one Of the barracks between drunk
en soldiers.
Aid for the Cholera Sufferers
I."Ypoy, September 1.-THE Lord Mayor
Of london has opened relief fund !o7 the
suffering people Of The cholera Infested d.s-
lricts OF Spain
Three Deaths at Touiom.
IouroY, September ll.-There were
three deaths trcm cholera here last night.
TorIov, September ll.-Several deaths
from cholera were reported in this city to-
day Two patients were admitted to the
hospitals, five were discharged and eighty.
seven remain.