Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-10
NO HOME RULE
For ireland and Down With ParnsH,
Says Mr.. Chamberlain.
HOME RULE DANGEROUS TO ENGLAND.
The Status Of the Spaaish.German
DrRcuty.--The Cholera Con-
tinues 10 Decrease.
GENERAL FOREIGN DISPATCHES.


LONDON, September 9.-ar. Chamberlain
in a speech at Warrington yesterday, gave
the full Radical platform. He said the
Radicals now formed great majority OF
the Liberal party and they would oppose
Mr.. Parnell tooth. and nail. This declsra-
lion was greeted with prolonged cheering.
Continuing he said the granting Of home
rule to Ireland would mean the destruction
of the British empire. He had prepared .
moderate scheme Of domestic government
for Ireland which had met with the approval
of the national leaders II the Liberals did
not ike the Radical platform they must
sever their connection with the Radicals The
platform Of the radicals, besides the local
government and land planks. advocate free
schools, a revision Of the taxation and game
laws and mineral royalties, aud declares
the appropriation of certain land is neces-
sary for the public good, the rights Of prop.
erty must 20 to the wall Mr.. Chamberlain
secuted the idea that Lord Harrington
would sccep, the Lord Randolph Churchslrs
Invitation to join the Conservative party.
The Liberal party, he said, Was broad
ell Tough to settle its own differences.
The Radical demands were modcr
ate enough to satisfy all sensible
Liberals. Churchills re,icence about Ire
land was omlnous Parnell's policy was in
many respects n worthy one but separation
meant another foreign country thirty miles
from England's shores and at the outset
with enmity toward England. II was the
duty Of any government to avert such .
calamity II these were Parnelrs only
terms the Radicals would never enter intoa
compact with him. Mr.. Chamberlain pre-
dic,ed that if the Wings rejected the RAdi-
cal programme they would eventually find
themselves ou,bidden by the more extensive
and dangerous proposals Of the Tory Demo
Gratis, as i, was already seen that their Irish
policy was leading Psrnsl to excessive de-
mands.
The Thunderer on Chamberlain.
LONDON, September The Times com.
menting on Mr. Chamberlain's speech, says
that both Mr.. Chamberlain and Lord Ran
dolph Churchill must resort 10 very differ
ent arguments if they wish 10 attact the
Wings to their political fold
The Caroline Diniculty.
MApRp, September Sit is rumored
that he Government has received intormA-
ton from the Man OF War Nelasco showing
tha, the report that Pele ~isknd. have been
occupied by Germans IL not true.
Military men here insist ,ha, their com
rsdes at Zap acted under orders from
Madrid and Manila, in order TO avoid con-
fict with Germans. The campaign against
the press is active. Thirtyfour papers Of
Madrid haze been nrcssc"'aa c-.iI--
journals are being received BY the whole
.ale. The census also presents true &C.
counts being received Of the expressions Of
popular wrath against Germany at Sara
gossa and Valensis.
Some Danger OF an Engagement.
BrRLrx, September much uneasiness
is felt here owing to the possibility tha,
other German vessels in tbs Pacific. under
orders TO annex m. Carolnes, may como
INTO collision with spanish men oisar.
The Cholera stiI Dsorsa.ipg.
MARsElLLEs, September 9.--The cholera
epidemic is decreasing here. Only eight
deaths were reported yesterday and thirty.
seven remain under treatment in the hos.
pitAl.
At Touion.
TouLoS, September 9-One death from
cholera was reported yesterday and III
patients are under treatment ia various
hospitals. Several are 10 9 critical condi-
tiop.
In Italy.
Rove. Sci tember There are still ssv.
raj ,a~s 0 Ut cholera st sara and Cassrtan.
IrS itrsirter Of Italy 10 healthy conGdeace
-ttrtsJ''iIg.
1855 New Cases. 86s Deaths.
MArRIp. September .. - Throughout
spain ,.,i.tdsy .755 new cases Of cholera.
ar.c ct ds, tbs were reported.
Cone ealing the Truth.
LoSDoS. September 9-The Daily News
correspondent at Marseilles says thu, the
% municipal Authorities there are again mini
nas,ipg the number Of deaths fromcholers
in order 10 revive trade.
An Impressive Letter From Aifonro.
BERLTy, September 3. 9.-Emperor William
tas received sfoDg and impressive letter
b ON King Alfonzo respecting the Csrolines
auestion, and the situation Of Gfsirs in
spain growing out Of H. The details OF
he letter have not been learned, but ths
J contents greatly impressei Enprror VIII
i'm, Empress Augusta and Crown Pnnes
Frederick Willism.
The Spanish German Affair.
MlDHiD, September Count Iolms
sonne walde, the Germsn Ambsssador, has
informed Senior Canoyas Del Costello tbs!
the re,reat Of the Spanish Government obi
cials OF Zap before the German Gunboh
would 10, affect the question If spain
actually occupied the Island hrst. Not
single German has been attacked BY Span
ards in this city, since the bsginning OF the
excitement over the German occupation OF
Ysp. During the hottest part Of the eI.
.itsnent on Saturday lsst, o crowd OF
Frencbmen grossly insulted several Ger.
mans In cafe, compelling the waters and
= number Of Spauisrds present % protect
hem from serious bodily harm. The Ger.
nsrs eulogize The condnci Of the spsniasdsL
Turkish Troops for Egypt.
Ioxpox, September 3.-lt u ststsd that
ne Sultan bas expressed bis unsillinyhe"
20 sepd 500 Turkish troops % Egyp. ~hsn.
ever requested 10 10 20 BY Esgisad
A German Noble for ireland
Lospos. September 3.-Tbe Qaeen hes
sppsov.d of IN order sppoin.ins Prince
H. vnd of SAKE Weinss 20 succeed 10 Gen
Sir Thomas Montague stee commsndef ot
.hN troops a Ireland. 10 Octnb-, pex,