Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-07
EYEING EACH OTHER.
Francs and Germany on the vargs Of
a Quarrel.
FRANCE WARNED BY A GERM An PAPER
Against policy Of Revenge---An Ovation
10 Hon. P. A. Collins, NJ. C., of
Boston.
GENERAL FOREIGN DISPATCHES.

BERLIN, August 6.-The Cologne Gazette
publishes an article similar to the one which
recently appeared in the North German Ga.
zette. it advises the maintenance Of the
friendship between England and Germany,
and warns France against policy of re.
venge.
The North German Gazette's Article.
PARIS, August 6-The newspapers con-
tinue to comment upon the recent article
| in the North German Gazette attack king
France. They all consider that the article
toreshadcws an increase OF Gcrmauys mill
tary strength and that it was addressed to
the Rcichstsg rather than TO France. The
! Cologne Gazette contends that the North
German Gazette will strain the friendship
between Germany and England by warning
france against policy OF revenge.
The EmperoEs' Meeting Place Changed.
BERLIN August 6.-Dispa.ches from Gas
ten state that Emperor William has aban-
Goned his projected visit TO Isch where he
was TO have met tie Emperor Of Austria.
Ii has been arranged instead that the Aus
trian Emperor shaI! come 10 Gasticn. Gas
tien is crowded with visitors, attracted By
the Imperial presence. The aged Kaiser
has recovered from his racen' illness. and at
present displays wonderful vigor tor q per
ION OF his age lie tax 5 lonL walls in
pGblic every day.
An Fnthus;astic Ovaticu to Collins.
CJRK. August 6-At the Banquet given
last night TO Noa. p \. ColGns, VI. G., OF
Boston, the streets in the vicinity OF the
banquet hall were filed by thousands OF
people who shouted and cheerc3 as the pop
ular guest OF he crrning was !riven 10 the
ball. feveral bauLs OF music Hdied to the
enthusiasm Of he Welcome Ar. Collins
spoke al The BANQUET aud declared that his
sympatb,S5 had always been with the Irish
nation. and his services should De theirs
whenever needed. AGer the banquet
la-ge and Cnihu-iRstic crowd escorted Mr..
Collins through the streets with flags flying
and bands playing.
New Company to. Take CHARGE.
pvrlIN, August The newly formed
company TO Ga5umn the G!alrs Of The Nun
strr Bank is row assgred Of arccess. rs the
shares, which Ia 0g.E open 10 suDscrip-
ton only since Saturday, lave largely been
taken up.
Carnarvon Removes .he Police.
DrHLIN, August 6-Earl Carnarvon has
criered tha wirhjaHal vi tie ezra police
stationed at Limerick by h.s predecessor.
This s considered concession to the Par
relhtes who vigorously opposed the msintr.
nance Uf an extra police iccce in the alb
sence OF agrGriau troubles.
chamberlain Expresses Hi' 7"utiments.
LoNpoN. August G.-Ir Chamberlain,
late Pres dent OF III, Board Of Trade, speak
irg at Hull las, nig,,t sAid that to accusa
uons that he was gong too l.r, he would re
ply that lie cared no'hin- for Office. except
so far as il might enab,r 10 further the prln-
ciplcs of the Radical party lie would IN
Office or out Of II, favor free education and
free IanG These declarations aroused the
audience to eDrhusiasm. Mr. ChGr5erIa'n
warmly supported the Radical canCrda'c for
the borough, Mr.. William Saunders Pr"si.
dent ut the Central Views who has an
announced pla' form OF the brosdest Rai-
cal principles.
Ch"Ie-a Trouble at Marseillos.
MARsEIlIYs, August 6.-I'he Sanitary
Council, of this city, 'elegraphrd to day to
NJ. J.. Grand, Minister Of the Interior,
statement certifying thst cholera IN Mar
seiles was sparodic only. Ih's action, how
ever. is known to have been reSOrted D tor
The purpose 0. concea)ing the alarm felt by
council and to avoid being held responsible
unglect OF saDitOry, which has caused the
cuGrtEce OF cholera in the city. The
council of Marstiles rre mach perpnved
ON want Of G4nd1. They hsye no apprl-
p,a'ion ayajlabia for expense for cholera
p rPos"s.
Ouarsniins Against Marseil's-
AruaNS. Augns' -- The Greek Govern
mint has increased the quarantine yesleE-
day orderrd against arrivals from Mar
lies from FIVE 70 eleven days.
Da,itt Ns Parncu.
prHlN, Angus, L Both political and
personal controversies are going On between
Michae! Davii' and Wm. o Brien editor OF
tlo Uni, ireland, n Parnells organ.
Mr.. Dayitt accuses TIE United Ireland Of
ualiscousy attempting to place him in a
alse position before the country, and Mr..
q Brien warmly denies il
Fare uar-ou Socks Safety In Spain.
Du@IN August 6 1t has been ascertain
sd that Robert Far lusrson the aoscondlEg
Dublin manag OF the Munster Bank. 10 IN
Spain. He did not 20 TO Scotland, as was
at first supposed but on the night OF his
G.ght from this city proceeded directly TO
Spain in which country b. has doubtless ar
riy, d before his depa!tur. became known