Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-30
The GAZETTE" UPHELD.


ments Substantially True.
LONDON, July 29.-The committee to in
quirc into the recent statements Of the Pail
Mall Gazette ia regard to London's vice,
has made the following report:
Having been requested 10 inquire as to
the truth Of statements printed in the Pail
Mall Gazette from July 6 to July 10, we de-
cided from the first to exclude inquiry into
charges against particular men, or classes
of men, or against the police. We strictly
confined ourselves to an inqniry into the
system Of criminal vice described.
After carefully sitting evidence Of wit
nesses and materials before us without
guaranteeing the accuracy of eyerv plticu
lar, we are satisfied, tn t on the wuoIe, the
statements OF the PAIL Mall Gazette are
substantially true.
The report is signed by the Archbishop
of Canterbury, the Bishop Of London, Car.
dinal Manning and Messrs Morley aud
Reid. A late edition OF the Pail Mall Ga
zeitee was published this evening contain
ing the foregoing report in loaded type.
Punch's Eulogy On Grant.
LONDON, July E9'--Punoh, in it's issue. for
this week, publishes an eulogy on General
Grant.
Tho Munster Bank.
DUBLIN, July 29.-The postpouement in
the action on the petition for the compul
sorry liquidation OF the Munster bank was
taken pending further efforts 10 enable the
institution 10 resume.
A deputstion representing the Munster
Bank has started for London to attempt to
reconstruct the bank on sound basis.
Tho Afghan Force 10000.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 29.- The Svet, the
Russian military organ, says that the Afghan
force on the ussisu-Atghsn frontier is 20
600 men, and that the Russian force con
sists Of 80 companies stationed bet Eeea
Pepideh and Zul6csr.
Aid Asked for Catholic Students.
LONDON, July 29.-Mr. Jastin Mccarthy
ash ed in the House of Commons last even
ing, during the votes on the Irish educa-
tonal estimates, that an extra credit be
gwen Tue SatLohC stuoSiLs III buohh Sui'
Versity.
Sir Michael Hicks Beach, Chancellor u
the Exchequer, in reply, said the Govern.
ment was VI able TO give the extra credit
at the present time; "but," he added, IF we
are in Office at the next session Of Psrlia-
mtnt we will submit a scheme aimed at Sc
curing in Ireland greater equality between
tha Catholics ann PTotestants in the educa-
tional estimates.
The Condition Of Irish Industries.
LONDON, July 29.-The chairman OF the
ecn mitiee appointed some time ago TO 10.
quire into and report upon the condition Of
the Irish industries, yesterday presented an
iDfor man report TO Parliament In this il
is stated thst AL Irish industries, with the
III gle exception Of linen manufacture, are
at present in deplorable condition. The
report recommends an improvement OF the
railway facilities of Ireland; the Introduc-
ton OF course Of teaching Of sciences re-
lating TO industrial work in all the national
schools and a comprehensive system Of
artificial drainage, without which, the report
a clares proper cultivation Of the soil in
Ireland on q sufficiently extensive plan is
impossible.
H Mahdrs Orphans
CAIRO, July 29.-El Mshdi left two youth
ful sons.
To Relieve Cholera Districts.
ROME, July 29.-The more liberal relig-
ious societies here are organizing volunteer
relief expeditions to visit cholera infected
districts Of Sraip, and as far as possible al
leviate the suferings Of the inhabitants.
Davitt Delivers Lecture.
DrBuy. July 29.-Mr. John Dillon, N. P.
presided at q lecture delivered here last
pight by Michael Dsviti in aid Of James
Stephens, the ex. Head Center Of the Fenisn
Brotherhood who is now in exile in 5witzer
land. In introducing the lecturer, Mr.. Dill
Ion said that but for Step5en, efforts the
Land League could never have existed.
Mr.. Davitt announced his intention 10 agi-
tate the land question until landlords be-
came extinct in Ireland. The audience
was very enthusiastic, aud sang several
national airs during and after the speaking.
arhoss ParnsIIite BlackEuards.s
Loxpox, July 29.-Lord Ebrinoton, n. p,
for Sivertop. addressed his constituents IN
that town last night. He denounced the
ministry roundly for trucking to those Par
nelite blaekguards."
The Egyptian Loan Issufaeient.
LoSDox, July 29.-It is not believed that
Ire Egyptian loan OF e9,00O,0O0 viii be
sufficient TO meet the Deficiencies ofthe Gov
erpment, and it is certain that there viii be
no balance on hand. The indemni6ed
claims will be paid FIRST, and it is thought
that these alone viii aggregate Q sum
nearly equal to that realized upon the
lean
French Dramatist Coming Over.
PnRIs, July 29-Sardou, the drauatist,
sails for New York on August 10. His trip
to America viii be made for the benef. Of
MS keslh.
Nine. Judic has postponed her departure
for America until August l. She chsnged
the date Of her departure in order 70 ge
time to spend 3 week in Brussels oefor'
crossing the Atlantic.
Patti to Publish Book.
Loxpox, July 2s.-M'Ile Cariotta Pstt
VIII soon publish volume ofpersonal reui
p;seences under title, "An Artists lou
Round tie World"
French Colonization.
PARis, July 2s.--Tbe Madagascar deoss
vas continued In the Chamber OF Deputies