Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-24
MAD SPAIN.
A Rousing Anti German Msstlau at
tho Spani:h b Capital.
FORTY THOUSAND PEOPLE PRESENT.
Honorary German Members to be Expelled
From Spanish Clubs =. The
Cholera Situation.
GENERAL FOREIGN DISPATCHES.

MADRID. August 23.-Au anti-Germaa
demonstration was begun in Madrid to-day.
At 4 o'clock 1000 persons had assembled
on the psrdo with banners and othr e.
blema Speeches were made in spsaiaA ~
French denouncing Bismsrcks action q
annexing the Carolinas The chief speaker
was q Spanish Colonel in fun uniform. No
insulting reference was made to Germany.
but the rights Of Spain were fully proclaim
ed. A procession marched through the
streets, arousing great enthusiasm. Opposite
the Prime Minister'S palace, cheers were
raised fer the Premier. but be dA
not appear, and the cheering
changed to bowling and whstling.
Several men scaled the balconies snd plant
ed national flag amid q storm Of enthusi.
astic cheers. All the clubs, including the
military and artists displayed banners.
The procession was headed BY Democratic
leaders. 1t did not pass through the street
upon which the German legation 10 situAted.
At q meeting Of the Military club, General
Salamanca presiding il was unanimously
agreed, amid intense excitement, To eKpel
the German honory members.
Denying the olivier Pain story.
PARIS, August 23.-The embassy here
has impaired to NJ. De Freycinet Q telegram
from Major Kitchiner denying the story Of
Selikovitch. who said that Olivier Pain had
been shot under the very eyes Of Major
kltchiner.
The telegram further says that various
reports confirm the statement that Pain
died OF fever last autumn, that Selikovi,ch
was dismissed from the British employ Tor
misconduct, and that the English nev.r
wanted 10 arrest Pain. NJ. DE Freycinct
has been searching for Sslikovitch, but %
far without success.
Rochefort On Deck.
Paris, August 23.-Rochsiort publishes
q letter from Selkovich repeating his
charges in relation to the death of Oliver
Pain; also copy Of the document Auding
the zeal and capacity OF Sehkovitch. and
signed by Sir Owen LAnyon, . member d
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Sun i''"uns' 50,
DrBLr, August 23:-hiot'ne u sun So.
ing on between soldiers and civilians ak
Londonery.
The u. u y. u.
LoSpos, August 23.-Ar. Lewis chair
man oi the voting trustees OF the New ioek.
pennsylvania ana ONO railroad, nss ssns
Ie'ler: 10 tne oondno'oer, Don feSo0n T W
'eIauous INV sun oegun mr. e
ana giving empnsss 70 tne sseeruon tns. Y
10 useless uJlng 10 maze , comP'omue W.
MIR. Mchenry. IL would oniy Gauss ~
quali1ed opposition. Mr.. i'e~is adds "
the condition OF the railroad 70 IN evefy ~
cheering. Concerning the election Q;
Chas. Iennant 40 Young uustes, tns
other trustees ase willing to accept him.
Decrease OF Cholera
MARsEuLEs, August 23.-Thsre vas
marked decrease IN the cholera moesality
Yesterday FOR tne - noura 20 osstss
were reported h fhAfo hosPue ees
patients died, 90 were samittcc, AZ w0
discharged cured ana 60 renamed uno0
treatment. -
c "pr' "a n ,m. :.
TihRAL1Ah, hugun 1e.-S'eAn m. o',. =
neaitn are nov issued 20 seIen sAhSe ~
1iorsitsf. mere Is 10 cno'els ~ oP,sns
lines, ana tne Gays quarantine nss ossa
abolished.
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MADRID, hugua z7:[loosJn cnosss
returns rom al tne in,ecteo an oisneu ~
SPAN shov . totA' o' 1855 new cssss' sns
i''sS deaths