Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11
LATEST over THE BRINY
Victoria Excited; tho Hishlandsrs
Hiss Her Henry.
Rottennsss Ia Nigh Places to bs
Shown Up BY nr. Stead.

LONDON, October le.-Mr. Gladstone has
openly assumed the direction Of The Liberal
campaign. He has already managed 10
compose ths difficulties between Lord Hart
ineton and Mr.. Chamberlain. The hssse
was making such headway that Lord Hart.
ington became alarmed and threatened 70
withdraw from the management unlsss'
Cham mberlsin was curbea to be unable 10
convert the whole Liberal pasty 10 his
schemes to radical reform
The Reform, the Devoashire and other
leading clubs have joined in the appoint
mept Of . general arbitration committee.
They have done deal q work, andit 70
noticeable that in every case in which u
has chosen candidates they have been mod.
crate Liberals. So fear the action ot the
committee has been eoncurred In By the
defeated persons and no signs Of rebellion
have been shown in any quarter.
warliks.
Dispatches from ConstAutuople 10 the
British foreign office announces that the
Porte sppoves the resumption Of the inter
national conference and demands the res
tora,ion Of the status quo in Bulgaria or the
freedom Of the Sultan TO take such decisive
active action as Turkey may decide expedi.
ent. Extraordinary military preparations
are in progress in and around Constsntino-
pie. In the arenal work 10 carried on
without interruption day or night. Ten
thousand redifs have been sent from the
province Of Broussa TO reinforce the Turkish
camp at Cassova, which Il Is considered viii
be the fret point aimed ., in sny advance
which may be decided upon BY the Ser.
visns.
vic's son-in.Law Unpopular.
The Queen furnished q part Of the nsv
furniture Of Prince Henry Of Battcnburg,
husband OF Princess Beatrice, who o
spending bis honeymoon with her mother.
in.law at Balmorsl Castle. He has thus far
failed TO win the friendship Of the high.
Ianders. Recently ho sailed into Perth,
and when he showed himself in public he
was londly missed. The kissing was % pro-
nounced that the young Prince retreated
and complained to the Queen. She became
very excited and ct once ordered tho au.
,horities 10 find out who tho offenders were.
in order that they might be visited with
proper punishment, but without avaik
She felt obliged TO advise Prince Henry
10 maintain seclusion In tho hishlsuds."
Evidence ia every~herc afforded that the
popular dislike Of ths marriage Of Pdacess
Beatrice 10 such q person ss Prince Henry.
remains unabated.
Mr.. Stcad's Trial.
The regular trial Of Mr. Stead, editor et
the Pail Mall Gazette, and the others 10.
dicted with him for the abduction Of Eliza
Armstrong will begin on the 10th. Ths
defense will cost $4,000; sl2,500 Of this
sum has already been raised by the hetho.
distA. Mr.. Stead intends at this trial 70
present many startling revelations Of yics
in high places in London.
Social Purity AEgtatios 10 Dsoisaing.
It's decline Ia. however, attributed 70 The
growing public interest In the poliheas
campaign. Tho social purity sssociasioos
themselves are actively keeping up tAs's
work.
Mile. Sarah Bernhardt intcnds 10 add
Zola's Therese Raguin 10 her Auericaa
repertoire.
Rosy, October i0.-Nine,y -four nsU
cases Of cholera and II deaths we're report
ed yesterday In Palermo.