Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-03
the aAzETTE's "ulY'
Causes Trouble for the Salvation
Army.
JARRETT ARRESTED FOR ABDUCTION
And Gen. Booth and the Gazette Summoned
as His Aecompliees.--The
Irish Question.
GENERAL FOREIGN DISPATCHES.

LoyDoN, September 2.-Mrs. Jarrett WA
taken into custody this morning on tho
charge Of Abducting the Armstrong girl,
who Va, the Lily" Of the Pail Mall Ga
zette's revelations. General Booth, Of the
Salvation Army, surrendered Mra Jarrett
to the authorities after having several con.
t.fs.ssass. ,aiih thsa inGne lDA-pask On.
days. The police finally threatened to have
a warrant issued for General Booths arrest
on the charge Of obstructing the Law BY con-
cealipg Mrs. Jarrett. This frightened him
and he immediately produced the woman.
Mrs. Jarrett walked TO the police station
with sister OF the Salvation Army, and in
accordance with An arrangement made with
the Superintendent OF Police an officer was
in waiting at the door of,he station house.
and took her into custody. Mrs Jarrett
demurely proceeded to the cells and was
locked up,
Serious Charge. Entered.
Later in the day Mrs jarrett was taken
TO the Bow Stree, Police Cour, where she
was charged with indecen,ly assaultiug the
Armstrong girl with administering nox-
ious drug 10 her, and with ieloniously de-
tanning her; also, with conspiring with Mr..
Stead, of the Pail Mall Gazette, and others
10 commit these oiIenses. Mr.. Poland, the
Solicitor Of the Treasury. appeared for the
prosecution He declared that Mrs, Jar
rett had obtained the girl by pleading that
she required her TO assist in doing the
housework OF her home, and that she was
woman Of respecisbli,y.
Jacques, Mr.. Stead g assistant in secur.
ing information contained in tide reyela
tions, NJ Coombs in whose house the girl
was sscreted. and Madame Maurey, in whose
establishment the child Was dugged, have
all been subjected to examination and com.
nsnded to appear tor trial on charge OF
completely in the case Mr.. Stead, who is
summering in Switzerland, on being mott
fed that q summons against him had been
issued, telegraped that he would return q
once and answer the charge.
Both Charged with Completely.
The prisoner was then remanded until
Monday next, bail being refused. Sum
monses have been granted Tor completely in
the case as ainst Mr.. Stead, General Booth
ard others.
Agrarian OutraEes Increasing.
DrrIIy. September 2.-Moonligh, out
RACES are now on the increase in the County
Of Kerry. The houses Of two bailifs were
fred into last night by parties in disguise.
but fortunately no one was injured. Most
Of the crimes are perpetra,ed under the
cover Of night, and tenants who have rented
farms from which the former occupants
have been evicted, are in constant terror Of
the vengeance Of the "Moonlghters, - the
midnight marauders are termed. All sorts
Of ou,rages are perpeirsted by these lAvless
bands, from the hamstringing Of cattle TO
the firing Of houses and shooting into the
windows Of dwellings when the people have
retired.
Irish Independence Impossible.
I.oSpoy, September 2.-The Times this
morning, referring to Mr.. Parnell's speech
last night, says I'VE are glad Mr.. Parnell
has ut last denounced outrages in Ireland.
II he had done 90 before. the Coercion Act
would no, have been necessary. He must
not. however, deceive himself. Impossible
is the only reply to his demand Tor inde-
pendence.'
! Advancing Bsntrics's Husband.
| LoYpoS. September 2.-Pnnce Henry. OF
Battenburg, husband Of Princess Beatrice,
has, by the Queen order, been appointed .
commandAnt in the British navy.
The Cholera Cases and Deaths.
MADRID, September 1.-The number OF
cases Of cbolers and deaths from the disease
thr ugbout Spain yesterday were 1862 and
| l,t;2 respectively.
The Plague Abating Mt Salon.
BlRLtILLrs September 2-Cholsrs u
decreasing o, Salon, q miles northwest OF
this city.
1he French Infected Districts.
Paris, September 2-Duripgihe ~ hours
ended al midnight last night ~ deaths from
che Ter. occurred at Marseilles, ~ o, Toslou
/ ara at Salon.
Decorating.
MARsEILLEs September 2.-Cho!era IL
decreasing during the "a hours sndipg 10.
night twenty-five cases were reported.
There are 70 cases in the hospital.
Twsnty One Nov Cases.
TorLos, September 2.-Twesty-one new
cases Of cholera and l3 deaths during the
t~enty.four hours ending ut midnigh, to-
night arepor,e5.