Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-11
FOREIGN MEMS.
The Black Flags Do SIauehtsr b IT,
Christian Missions.
THE SPREADING SPANISH rtAaut.
A Successor to Ruskia -. ~efecavtioas
Against NhiIism---Gnnfs
Funeral.
GENERAL FOREIGN O,sraroHEs.

Paris, August l0.-lt Is officially report
ed from Tonquiu that the Black Flags ~
Gently attacked FIVE Christian missions knr
ing the missionaries and slAughtering alasgs
number Of their followers. Eight thouasd
Of the fleeing Christians took refuge With
French troops.
A Successor TO Mr. Rnsktn.
LoypoS, August lo,-Mr. Herkom@ -
been elected State Professor Of Fine Ar q
Oxford University. he succeeds NJ. Rasr
kin, who ID i'll
Mins.ry ACTIVITY In fessAs
LoSpos, august W-Psrsia 10 sasAgias
German officers to Organize her ARM.
Russia is building hurriedly . strass3c
railway TO the Austrian froutier.
Preparing for Potsntatss.
VIENNA, August l0.-Extentive prcpara-
tions are being made for the coming meet
ing of the Car and the Emperor Of Austria
at Kremsier. 1t is estimated that the cost
OF the preparation, ETC., viii amount 10
1000, 900 torins. 1
Precautions Against Nifiiism.
The Austrian police have received most
stringent instructions with regard to the
meeting OF the Potentates and every precau-
ton is being taken to prevent any attempts
by Nihilists or others upon the lite OF either
during their stay. Hundreds Of the most
experienced detectives have been assigned
10 duty in the tow and have been ordered
TO search oil lodgings and obtain the m
Of the inmates and Of any strangers arriving
during the meeting Of the Emperors.
The Cholera Beturns.
Madrid, August l0~.-Reports thus far 70
ceived from the cholera districts Of Spain
place the number OF new cases for the past
tv enty.four hours at ALI, ard the deaths
at l,5ll.
The Plague Rapidly Spreading.
PARIS, August l0.-Reports from Mar.
settles state that the cholen il spreading
rapidly there, and that the officials have or
deIed that the Pharo Hospital be opentd
or the reception Of patients.
Quarantining Against Sicily.
PALERMO, August l0.-At q public meet
ing Of the citizens Of this place yesterday,
resolutions we're unanimously adopted that
the complete isolation Of Sicily Was impers
tive in order to svent the cholera from be-
ing brought in,a he country, and q COM
mittee was appoi to draw up petnons
urging the Govern nj TO enforce stringent
quarantine regulate
The Conditi. OF Touion.
ToUIoS August l0.-The sanitary con-
di,ion Of the city is excellent, and II II mot
belle we'd tina, cholera will prevail here, al
| though two deaths have occurred from II
during the past twenty-four hours.
Ar Eminent Jurist Dead.
DUBLIN, Angus, l0.--The death u On:
uounced 10 day Of Judge Walsh.
Panama Canal shares Fsi'feport, q
PARIS, August l0.-fhe Tsd districts fol
ment continues to withhold 10 ar4 5G7 neu
issue Of S2i 900, 900 Panama Canal LDts,..
bonds. Shares OF the company. which vers
telling two months ago ct lsl francs, have
ALLEN to AL. DeLesseps maintains his
confidence that the public will subscribe TO
The new issue Of bonds.
Making Another Royal Match.
LoSDoS, August l0.-Overtures ere b.
ing made for the betrolhal OF Princes
Louise, OF Wales, to the Duchess Of Cor
naught' s brother, who 10 successor 10 Primes
Charles, OF Prussia, the lied Prince. The
Duchess brother has sn immense fortans.
The London Press on the Funeral.
LoSDoS, August l0.-The London papers
all contain articles this morning On the H.
neral Of the late General Grant, and ere
unanimous in concluding that II wss Q Won
| derful and impressive cortege. The Times
prints q three column account OF The
| funeral procession, and contains . leading
editorial highly eulogistic Of tho dead Gen.
erAI, and recalling many Of bis personal
raj 9.
The Munster Bank i~fsergastssd.
DuBrIy, August l0.-The prospectus Of
the reorganization Of the Munster Bank has
been issued. The institution will be osllsd
the Munster and Leins,sr Bank ssf.haS
| Affairs will be managed by six directors.
three 10 be e'ected from each Of the prov
| inces Of Munster and Leinster. lu capital
will be El50.0 00.
The "Ifmss" on the Pageant.
LoxDo.. August l0.-ln addition 10 ~
account Of the Grant funeral, the Times The
morning, in is editorial expresses unbou14e
! ed admiration for the conduct Of the Ah0t
can people concerning the burial Of 0enene
Grant, and pronounccs the funeral q spour
tsneous outburst Of national sdmifAtion
gratitude, which, although il can do nothing
| Tor the actual object, is not therefore the lee
10 be commended In conclusion ths
Times says: No other nation and 20 Tor
mer period could have Afforded the natefials
fos such q procession ~ that OF Saturday,
or even the physical conditions Which on
sbled liz members 10 ONE to2ethsf.'
The English Crops.
LoypoS, Aue1a I0.-The Marx LeDo
Express in is review Of British grain dr.
ing the past week, ssys the average temper
AZURE has been equal 70 tina, Of the precsds
| ing work. There have been thunder storms
Ia the greater part Of the kingdom As1 TIE
nights have been cold These conditions
are checking crops. Harvesting, thesseore,
has been slower. Sales II Enelish vhAt
during the week were 33,070 qaAstess
IT 3ss. Cd. against 1878 qosus1 ~
| 81 shiIings Cd during IL corresponding
week last year. Trade Ia iossign vhset y
colorleas. Sellers sss FIRM nc bnysu 80
few and reserved IN tbeis parchaess u
nands Tor casgoes Of the cos4 hsse been
trivial Nine esrgoes arrived; too ssss
| cold. four vere Withdrawn and thrss -
mained. Thirty eren casgoss 80 -.
| The market today 10 very quiet. 49, %
wheat we're aesdy and Houf 6rn; GA
| firm: bariey quist; csts three peoce O.