Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-09
COMMENT ON sALlsBu
What the Britt b Prssi Say OF
Speech.
MUCH AND VARIED caInois
A Three Million Pound Fire Ia :
don--.Bishops Denounee
Boy eotting.
GENERAL FOREIGN DlsrAroH1

LoSpoS, October s.-The Daily -
graph (LiberaD ays: Lord Saiisbe3f
speech was q masterpiece Of skill, Of luol
Of arrangement and, We must odd, Of g
dor. He does not fnesse. The IL
which may be said TO have commenced
this remarkable address win exhibit ~
high qualities Of the Tory leaders. - VI
his effects, and must powerfully inHao
public opinion on moro than one bsznl
question"
The Daily News says: Lord Saish
satisfies bis opponents and disnAys
friends. The policy Of doing dmidly ~
the Liberals would do thoroughly Win plo4
the older Conservatives more than
Churcbilites. Churchilrs ascendsncY J
Irish policy is still apparent II d sSde1
the intention to govern Ireland during I
winter without coercion. Lord Salisbu4
remarks on federation will distinctly 4
courage Mr.. PArnell to persevera IL
could scarcely be Q fuller admisdoa q
tacit alliance between the PArnellitss q
the Conservatives"
The Standard says Lord SAlisbur.
speech was eminently practical ~ vsl
eloquent and vigorous, but that the N
mier's language, though sufficiently W
ous and decisive against disunion of
Empire, might with advantage have ~
more distinct on the question Of IrisA q
government This, the Standard sAyS. \
the most notable defect in the speech.
The Times excuses Lord Salisburys =
OF de6nitiveness on the ground that Il Y i
possible for him TO define policy unti!
has seen how the Parnellites viii make ~
poser felt. II continues; His defence|
the Governments past policy in Irelan
most unsatisfactory. His pointing 70
recent prosecutions against boycottiDg ~
admission that the Coercion cot viii Be g
lowed to lapse. Boycotting will conseq!e
" extend. His programme 10 not -
ING one, but is enough to show that
Conservative Government ID not neoeseo
doomed to legislative barrenness." !.
The Pail Mall Gazette says that The
ouis Of S,lisbury's speech wM credit,
and expresses the hope that the Ps~
will execute bis programme Il the Co..
tive Government 10 re-electess, vhto
says, is not 50 improbable q many inc
A Di'aItrnus Fire In Lendoa.
/ LONDON, October s.-A f.s broke osi
| Eve o cior. his his morning in the eA.
House buildings, Q .ow o, ..s'rtesn
story warehouses on AldesgAte sirssl.
danes spread with such rapidiiy tbk Y
lew hours the whole Of the buildiug&
cluding their contents, we're almost 10
destroyed. The origin OF the firs =
f..c, sonAa dsaisr.. fnrrisss. tey ssa-s =
printing offices. One hank vss slso q
buildings. This institution W
only one that escaped being burnsd q
p.etely out. II was badly damaged
not destroyed. The 6remer had great
Guilty in getting the streams Of the ssj 4
10 play on the upper stories OF the
ipss. Many darrow escapes were rsooe
owing to desperate attempts Of the 6reo
TO get at the flames. The dsmags y
mated at three million pounds
| Bishops Dsnouncs Boycottisg.
DuBLrS, October s.-The Neacoc
have decided 10 contest every Irish P
mentary seat except twelve. The n
Catholic Bishops OF Ireland have pasC
resolution coudemuing acu Of violsaoo I
intimidation, and warning thsir rsspeol
aocls against indulgiDg in illegal sxose
, such acts, they say, are certain " artug.
anger Of God upon the evil doess asd Z
families, besides disgracips he Irish p
in tie eyes Of the civilized world. 4
The Cholera Figarss.
RoxE, October 8.-Thers we're tIo /
cases Of cholera and SO deaths from T.
ease in Palermo yesterday. Isl