Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-19
eLADsToNt's MANIFESTO.
His Plea for the Late uhNM
Parliament
As COMPARED WIN THE PRESENT..
His Views as the Liberal leader.--Reds
Hot flectioneeriug Ia England
1.-The Cholera.
GENERAL FOREIGN DlsPAToAEa

LONDON, September ls.-Mr. Gladstors
to-day Issued . afour-column manifesto 10 ~
constituents in Midlothian. He invites .
comparison Of the work Of The rscns In
sral Parliament viii ~ pss1e Z =
mont "A .nas6a1n1b 49, - g
Cor vssdict Be ssfsn y - nssl3 u
Berlin 10 the good effects snnag ~ -
lives Of the Marquis Repoa's eoaoESstusy
policy In India and TO the settlement a the
RussoAfghan frontier dispute. the credit of
which he claims for the Liberal parry. k.
Gladstone admits that the Liberal govern
ment committed an error respecting tAs
occupation Of Egypt bat says thai 4
was due to the Marquis Of 6aHsbusys
Intervention policy. He nov favors ths
entire withdrawal Of the British troopsiron
Egypt and believes that the results Prove
the Liberal Governments refusal TO side
the Transvaal cry for freedom. England,
he says, once free Of the Egyptian tangls
will regain her former position in Europe
and will be able to guard the young eastern
nations. He favors reform Of both The
House Of Lords and the House Of Com.
mons, free land and the abolition Of Primo
eeniture. He believes that the Church %
sufficiently strong TO survive dissstabiish-
ment, and states that be is anxious 10 give
Ireland the fullest justice, while at the same
time preserving the unity OF the Empire.
The Manifesto Disappointing TO Liberals.
LONDON. September ls.-Mr. Gladstons's
manifesto 10 somewhat disappointing 70 the
Liberals while the Conservatives claim 70
be greatly pleased at the expressions oi the
exPremier.
Ireland disappointed.
DUBLIN, September ls.-That portion OF
Mr.. Gladstones manifesto, referring 70
Irish affairs, was received In this city With
feeling of general disappointment The
ground 10 taken by some that the sxpres-
sions Of the ex.Premier are In harmony
with those OF Mr.. Chamberlain, - express.
ed by the latter recently at GLASGOW end
elsewhere. Others hope for further do
velopement Of Mr.. GlAdstone's ideas in ~.
gard 70 local government In Ireland In his
future utterances.
English stump speeches.
LONDON, September ls.-Sir william
Vernon Harcourt, who was Home Secretary
of State in Mr.. Gladstones AdministrAtioa,
in speech at Plymouth yesterday, ssid The
late Government were prepared 10 abolish
coercion in Ireland. retaining only thoss
saSss9s sssa. G hs hssoysSSs Ssssss u; ssa..
to give the programme Of the Liberals but
said that Mr.. Gladstone had returned In
FIRST rate health prepared for 6ght. The
speaker shared Mr.. Chamberlain's opinion
as 10 free education and thought that the
traffic in drink also required attention. Sir
Michael Hicks Beach, the Chancellor Of tho
E1chequer, speaking o, Grencestsr. COM
mented upon the striking absence In the
speeches Of the Liberal leaders Of aay refee.
ence TO the past deeds Of the late govern
mept, especially regarding Gen. Gordon
and the Soudan. Tho Chsucelloe vas
strongly opposed 10 disestablishmsnt bat
admitted that the church vas opsa 70 ~
form. He approved Mr. Chsmbselsins ~
,itude toward Mr.. ParnelI. The ConsWvs-
tiyes, be said, also favored local govsrn-
nent for Scotland and England. bat Il wss
inexpedient for him 10 propound thsir
views on the subject ct the pfessnt time.
lie expressed on behalf Of the sovefnmsat
a strong opposition to . sspefstioa Of lfs.
land from England and said he was In favor
Of modified, pleasAnt propristy lsnd law
for Ireland.
Cholera Distress at 0ibraitas.
Lospos. September I8.-The Off ak q
Gibraltar have sent strong appeal 70 the
Lord Mayor Of London for ssnstancs 10 q.
leyiste the distress prevailing on account q
the cholera.
At Touisn.
TouIox. September ls.-Thsrs were
three deaths from cholera reported here La
night. All Of them occurred in the suburbA
At MarssiIiss.
MaRsylLLEs, September l5.-Ssssa
deaths from cholera occurred here today.
Considerable excitement has been esase9
by the arrival Of Q transport bringing Rfeseh
troops from Tonquin Fourteen Of "
toldicrs had died from cholera on IL voys
ace and two more have died sibcs tks -
riysl Of tho vetsel here Many othWs ase
down with the disease
FIseisg Yrom the Plsgss.
LoyDos, September ls,-The popslsee
Of Sicily have become panic siriesss essae
70 The prevalence Of cholera there 81 80
fleeing from the town. There b . gfent
scarcity Of food and the people d hsp!a
are sending monsy and proviions fes -
relief Of the sufefsra