Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-04
FOREIGN NEWS.
Minister Phelps Replies to tho Toast
"Ths American Minister"
GLADSTONE ON PARNELLs POLICY.
An Insane Noble - The ChoIera..An-
other Political Duel in
Paris.
GENERAL FOREIGN DISPATCHES.

LONDON, September 3.-At the cutters
banquet as Sheffield this evening, Mr.. Phelps
replied to the toast The American Minis
tel" and was heartily cheered. BE said hs
regarded the welcome as an evidence Of .
similar feeling throughout EOg'and toward
America which reciprocated and echoed the
sentiments Of love, honor and devotion Just
expressed toward the Queen. He was glad
the government had instituted an inquiry
into the trade depression which was equally
existent in America. He thought that the
depression WAS somewhat due to haste 70 get
rich luxurious living aud the flooding Of the
world with goods not required. In con.
clusion Mr.. Phelps said that il any word Of
his should hnger in the English mind his
FIRST and last wish was for q continuation
OF the brotherly feeling between the Eng
lish speaking peoples Of the world whose
peaceful dominance gave the best hope for
an enlightened, noble and Christian civiliEs.
ton.
Outrage on m American Citizen.
PARIS. September 3.-Au American
named Link was arrested here about Q
month ago on Q charge Of trying to sell
worthless Mexican bonds, and was sent TO
prison. The prison officers illtreated him.
with view Of forcing him to make con.
fession, and would not allow him TO see his
wife. Although he proved his innocence,
he was retained whole month, and has just
been released at the instance Of Mr.. Mclean,
the Unten States Minister
vigorou. Reply From Editor stead.
LONDON, September 3.-Mr. S.eAd, editor
OF the Pail Msll Gazette, telegraphed from
Switzerland that he alone .is responsible in
the Eliza Armstrong case. that Mrs. Jarrett
was an unwilling agent and that he will re
turn to London ~ once and answer for
himself and that he is certain TO clear him.
I, II OF all blame.
Continued Spread of tho Plague.
LONDON, September 3.-Three des,hs
from cholera are reported from MAllemort,
France, elk from Montagnac and several
from other places in the department Of
Herault One death from cholera 10 re-
ported from Breundort. Transylvanis.
Cholera has also appeared at Algieu.
ADecrense In Cholera Returns.
MADRID, September 3 - Throughout
Spain yesterday there were 2,0il new cases
OF cholera and 1000 deaths from that dis.
ease.
Fourteen Deaths Mt Toulon.
TouLoy, September 3-Fourteen persons
died from cholera in this city during tho
past night
No Cholera at Naples.
NAPLES, September 3.-It is officially do
MED that there is any cholera in this city.
An nInsane Noble.
ST. PrrFRsRrRG, September Count
Tolstoi, declared incurably insane, is con.
fined in an asylum. The Count has Of late
passed bis time on his estate, learning the
shoemakers trade. He informed his for.
mer illustrious companions that he had
happiness and morality, but from dis 81
ceniriciiy bis mental condition has rapidly
progressed 10 one Of complete insanity.
Killing on Politicians.
PARIS, September 3.-Deputies Dreyfus
and Lebandy, both representing the Depart.
ment OF the Seine ct Oise, settled political
quarrel to-day by . duel. Lebandy vas
wounded. This makes the third political
duel fought here within week.
Gladstone on ParBell.
ABERDEEN, September 3,-Mr. Glsds,ons
commenting on Parnels recent Dublin I'D.
dress, said that the Irish leader was very
thoughtful man, who generally measured
bis speech. but that he never said anythinh
allie, ,bap ,kap ba d..latad Spatland nv
the union had lost her nationality.
Cholera nt Touion.
TorL0y, September 3.-Three deaths
from cholera we're reported in this city TO.
DAY seventeen patients were admitted 70
the hospital, eight were discharged cured
and lhntytix remain under treatment The
physicirns declare that the cases here are
more smensble 10 treatment.