Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-08
SALISBURY SPEAKS.
He Outlines His Party's Policy g
Touches Upon h
THE GREAT QUESTIONS OF the oAs'
A Bloody Battle---Thre thousand Ds.
wishes Kiled--.Prinee Hohen.
Iohe interviewed.
GENERAL FOREIGN DIsrAroHss

GENERAL fOksiGN UiSrAtOukk'
LONDON, October Lord 6Alisbasy|
spoke at the National Conservative Co
ference at Newport to-day. he hAnko|
the Conservative Union for exposing -
true nature Of the gaudy promises Of u
seductive programme Of the Libersla II
Premier urged his hearers 70 continue H.
efforts in behalf Of Conservatism, which. ~
said, vas growing, and had glorious r.
ure.
Lord Salisbury then proceeded to snuat
ciate the policy Of the Conservative parry
Referring 10 the disturbances io the BaIksno)
the Premiess said it is no part Of the duty ee'
the statesman to interfere in the affairs oe'
Eastern Roumsia. The treaty Of Bsria|
has not been frustrated, nor has ~
San SteiAno treaty been restore
The policy Of the Governmsat'
is 10 uphold the Turkish empire and whsssv-
er it is porsible to do 90, and healthily ~
Uphold, cherish and foster strong, 'sitss
tanned na,ionalities who have an importaai|
bearing on the future Of Europe. For tks'
present have hopes that the Powert vilj'
confne the disturbance within the limits q,
the Roumelian territory. Russian inausaoe
would have checked the political growth o(|
Roumelia If the latter country had unite1
with Bulgaria in 1873. He favored 3
great change in the present msags|
ures for local sell government to decsntral-
lze authority IN London was On indispensibio]
part Of the new Governments policy. Psos
pie having wealth should bear the burden cfi
the expenses Of the country, not alone thooe!
having houses and lands. -
The Premier, in answering q question 81
to what extent local government authority.
should be extended TO Ireland, said: Tie
extension might give more facility 10 the'
majority to do justice to ,he minority. Co.
servaiive traditions, he said, were clear. Be
regarded the integrity Of The Empire above
ali o,her political considerations. Be
favored the imperial federation move
ment, but his views in regard to|
the plans had not yet assumed tangiblo'
shape. He believed in Q closer union o1|
Er gland and her colonies with visv q
proving the real strength Of the nation ID
European contests, and said il wAs one ca
the most important questions Of the iuturo.
He favored measure for chespeniag -
sim plfying the sale and transfer OF lAndaa
BE stased that the Government had recsiys4
return, showing that general crime In lro.|
land had decreased. Boycotting was amen
able to the ordinary law which would ~
sternly enforced. Thirty.aye prosecudo1o'
he said had already been started. Extsn1s'
ing sell. government 10 ireland be declares
is an open question, but II Il dsscrbAble ~
far rs possible TO give Ireland Tie $50
benefits a. are enjoyed by the rs1tA
United Kingdom.
A Bloody Battle.
CAIRO, October 7.-0fliciAl advicss hsvo
been received from Ras Aluls, the commsos|
der Of the Abyssinian expl" Jon marching
10 the relief Of tbe beisss 10 81 garrison - (
Ksssala, to the sfec. that after q ssse
battle the Abyssinisns defeated large Tore
Of DeYvishes under 0smAn DignA, and that,
300 Deryishes were killed In the sncoun-1
ter. The Abyssinian General 10 nov RAPID
~ advancing on Kassals.
Hsw Francs Can, Secure stability.
Loypos, October THE Times toAaT
publishes an interview its Paris correspos6
ent had yesterday with Prince Hohenloh
the German ambassador to France, respsot'
ing the recent elections for members Of he ;
Chamber Of Deputies. Prince Hohsnlohe.
said: "In my opinion the only possibIs
way under the circumstance, 70 form q
static government is BY union Of the I've
Republican sections Of the Chambss, -
an afraid the Radical Left Of the misodsg
will not defer 10 the desires Of ths modses>o
kft msjorit1 regarding governmsnt1
measures" %
Europe has hitherto been enabled to ~
Oh good terms with the French Rspabliq
but the Republic Of to morrow nag di1a5
from the Republic ot yesterday. II tie
Conservatives use their comparative victor;
solely in the interest Of the oountfy. the1<
may easily contribute toward msintaisisa
or even improving the relations OF Ffsnco'
with the rest OF Europe. IT. hoveves, tAey
should use their increased forces 10 distuya|
the situation and call into questios The 81
tabhshed order Of things, France vosN e1
ter into period OF troubles and agifaiieo1
and would requi,e the closest watchisG ~
'oreizn statesmen. Every oocilAtiou ~
France at the present movement makes "a
sensible difference In the political csicsle
fior, which now occupy the astsniiss of,
Europe. ~
BELGRADE, October liking Milan, st ri
neetisg of the Chamber Of Deputies yeesS
iay. declared that in the eventaf the 81 8
,etwssn Bulgaria and RoumsIis n N5as
ecognized BY the Powers, 6ervi
igh. unless her demands for Al. n.
]. tsrritory were zranted-yr -
PaIsrme,s 8hastly Record.
Rosr, October 7.-Thers were los 80.
,nses a cholera and 60 deaths IRON. IL
lissass reportsd yesterday in Palermo. q
Over at Msrsstilss. <
MlzsErILEs, October 7.-Ee. sasss. o&
Iholera have been reported in this CT
.ipcs the An iust. Vessels leasins ~
,ort are now granted clean bills Of hsaitn
VIII Refuse tAs DsmseAS. "
NEw YoE9. October THE naau1scto<:
'srs Of flint glassxase in Beooitlys- Pbiiof
islphis, Boston. New Bedford, llsFidss ss <
IAiS city met here today. IL vas dstG
N ned to refuse tie demands made by g.
ploJes fos increased wages and ascreass
,utput.
Dr. Francis q. DssmsE ous of tbe q
lest physicians Of Patterson, N. j.. y deae