Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-10
ALEXANDER WARNED
BY the Sultan II He Opposes the
New Commission
RUoMELIA WILL At ONCE Be EiNvAosO
And the Commissions Rights Established
by Force Of Arms.--British
Politics.

LONDON. December "a dispatch from
Berlin states that the Sultan has informed
the German Government that If Prince
Alexander opposes the new Commission
appointed BY Turkey to administer
the affairs of Eastern Roumelia,
be will consider the act tantamount to Q
casus beli, and will Immediately order the
Turkish troops 10 invade Rosnslia andes.
tsblish the Commissions rights BY force Of
arms. The dispatch further states that the
receipt Of this notification has caused in
tense excitement at the German capital.
A CORRESPONDENT EXPELLED FROM NLSpA-
LONDON, December 9.-Gensral Prendsr-
CAST, the commander Of the British troops
in Burmah, has ordered the special CORES
pondent OF the Times to leave MsndEisy
and return to Rsgoon. The Times this
morning prints an indignant editorial on
the subject and says it awaits an eIplsnA,
ton from General Prendergsst
WHY SALISBURY WILL NOT RESIGN
LONDON, December 9.-The tension OF
public feeling which has been caused by
the political uneasiness Of the post thses
weeks eliminated yesterday in the report
that Lord Salisbury and his colleagues OF
the Cabinet had resigned, thus leaving the
country without either government or =
Parliament The report wss untrue, and
it was not even probable that Lord Sails
bury would take such action a. yet. for the
following reasons:
He had persuaded himself that sn ALI.
snce with Parnell would estrsnge from the
Tory party all the Orsngemen aud many
moderate British supporters. Thus be
would still be left without . majority.
Therefore be believed that better paying
game is to put no obstacle In the way Of
the pending intrigues between the Radicals
and the Parnellites; to even encourage
that coalition TO carry motion OF want OF
confidence in his government, and then to
expose the intrigues and appeal to the
county on an anti Irish cry. This pro
grsmme involves the retention Of Office ny
the Tories, at least until February Sh
During all the shifting and hedging, the
combination and intrigues which viii
crowd the interval. they will control the
Treasury purse strings and the vast pa
tronsge OF the british Government. This
fact should not be overlooked in estimating
the probable strength Of the parties two
months hence.
THE QUEEN DISGysTED.
Another element Of the situation which
may have a potent influence is the attitude
OF the Queen. 1t is known that her Ma.
jesty is disgusted with the present condi.
ton Of affairs, and it 10 certain that ahe
will afford every facility in her power for
carrying out the above outlined pro.
gramme if it is decided on by Lord Sails
bury.
Mr.. Parnell is still coquetting with The
Liberals. All the parties are playing a
deep game to discredit their rivals Mean
while the Liberals are carrying every ons
OF the remaining British seats, and will
probably outnumber the Tories and Par.
nelli,es combined. This fact makes them
stifer in their demands for the price oil
their favors, A member Of Mr.. Glad.
stones late government informed the
Cable News correspondent that the pro-
gramme recently sketched BY Mr.. Hugh {.
Childers, late Chancellor Of the Exchequer.
! is the limit Of the concessions that will bs
made by the Liberals to the Irish. Hs
added that the chief obstacle 10 Liberal
Parnelte coalition is the question OF the
control Of the police In Ireland, which The
Tories and bulk Of the Liberals will never
enuust 10 an Irish Parliament.
TORIES ABANDON CoYCIIJATNsr Foley.
LoSDoS, December 9.--The Cabinet will
meet on Monday next. The. Daily News
says it learns On high authority that the
Government has abandoned the policy Of
oonciliating Parnell and will endeavor to
form q coalition with the Wings 10 resist
Parnsll. Unless Mr.. Gladstone moves ,
vote Of want Of confidence In the Govern
ment. the new Parliament will i'm mediate
ly adjourn until February.
Effect Os THE STOCK gXCHASGE.
LONDON, December 9, 4 p. u--Tks
stock market in the earlier houn OF the
day was excited and there wsrs wild fac.
tuAtions IA the prices OF American securi.
t;es owing 70 the death Of Mr.. Vandesbit
Since the reoeip, Of the opening prices in
New York, there has been . general ID
vance. Low priced stocks are strong.
ELECTION RESULTS.
LONDON Decemhsr lo-Seren pariis
mentary ssa,s remain 70 ts declared. Ths
Liberals count upon ontainipg three o
these seats, which would raise their tota
10 334, agains: aS6 Conservative and Ns
tionslists.