Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-04
RUssIA's'WARNINe
That Turkish Troops Will Enter
Roumelia
BUT THE COMMISSION IS REJECTED
BY the PhiIlipopoIis Citizens Regardless:
The English Elections. ...Theebaw's
Cowardly Surrender.

The English eleetions-..T ..Theebaw's
Cowardly Surrender.
PHILLIPPoPoLn, December 3.-Ths
Turkish delegates have arrived in this city.
A meeting Of citizens Vas held, and the
Bishop urged them to repudiate the pro-
posal to restore the status quo ante. The
Rusaian agent was present and said that
the delegates had preceded European
commission, and that the Sultsn's special
commissioner was coming TO reorganiEs
he organic statutes. he warned his hper.
es that Il the commissionsr was not ~
ceived Turkish troops would enter the
country and that Russia would refuse -
siatance to the Roumelisns. The meeting,
however. declined TO accept the commits.
sion or to treat on the matter Of restoring
the status quo ante. The Russian agent
then withdrew from the meeting.
The meeting afterwards sent to the vari.
Gus foreign consuls copy Of resolution
which in substance Was as follows: That
the Turkish delegates be requested to post.
pone the object Of their mission and derar,
for their homes; that the citizens OF Phil.
ippopolis only acknowledge Sofia. the Cap
ital Of Bulgaria. a. the seat Of government;
that the army Of Eastern Roumelia and
the educated classes being absent at the
seat Of var, the citizens are unable to treat
on such An important subject TO the prov
ince, and having sent $4,000 men to tho
war they cannot listen to q propossl for the
restoration Of the status quo ante.
THE ES0LIsH ELECTIONS.
LONDON, December 3-Corrected 10,
turns for the touth east division Of Cork
give Alderman Jno Hooper 1870 votes
and Mr.. Warren Gel.
Mr.. Chamberlain the radical lea Ter
voted in Leicester and subsequently, made
q speech there in which he said that the de-
feats OF the Liberals in the boroughs were
due to Eve Ps, Priests, Publicans, Parsons.
Parnellites and Protectionists. He thought
that such Q combination was unlikely
to recur. Mr.. Parnell boasted that be had
throttled the Liberal party He would
probably regret the boast 1t were true
then he has throttled the only great ma
chinery that existed for securing justice 10
Ireland. Mr.. Chamberlain said be did not
believe that there would be o permanent
alienation Of the Irish voters from
the Liberal party. The country
would probably have for
short time weak government existing by
the suferance Of it's opponents. II II did
no mischief it might live; il it did harm
the Liberals would speedily end it. He
hoped that among the Lessons which the
election taught would be this that he had
not lost by having clear. definite policy.
and that nothing could be gained by whit.
ting away issues until they we're undis,
tinguishable from measures advocated by
opponents.
ESTIMATING THE COMBINED MAJORITY.
LONDON, December 3.-The morning %.
pers have the following estimates Of tho
Conservative and Parnellite combined ma.
jority over the Liberals Telegraph, I:
Chronicle, 3; the Post omits to estimsts;
News, 3; Advertiser, 3; Standard, q;
Times, 3. The returns still to come are
England, ll9; Ireland, &c; Scotland. 70.
and Wales, IL; making 1876 in oil. The
betting is about even on small Liberal
msjority over both the others
In Tottenhsm, Mr.. Cain, who was q Ju.
nior Lord Of the Treasury in Mr., Glad.
stones Government has been defeated,
making the tenth member OF that Govern.
ment defeated at this election.
The list Of successful candidates nov
stands: Liberals, 262; Tories, 2Il; Par.
nellites, 81.
THEEBiW's cowARDLY SURRENDER.
LONDON, December 3.-The following
additional details Of the surrender Of King
Theebaw we're received here TO day. On
Saturday last Gen. Pendergast. com mand.
er OF the British eIpeditiopary force.
marched into Msndalay. King Theebsw
at once received Col Staden. who accom-
panied the eIpeditionsry force a. com.
missioner, at the palace with the usual
Eastern formula. The King Vas much
affected and frightened. He ssid he hoped
the British would spare his life; that he
wished TO sbdicate and would remain 10
any house allotted 10 him by the British
government. King Theebau claimed that
bis ministers had deceived him in regard
TO the situation Of Affairs; that be. wss is-
norant oil what was occurring outside Of
Msndalay; that be was almost .
prisoner in his palace; that be feared
he would be asssssinatsd If he left the
palace, and he would surrender 10 the
British authorities. Col. Slsden advised
him 70 surrender 10 the British authorities.
He also advised him 10 plead with Lord
'DoHerin. the Viceroy ot India ., Calcutta.
On Sunday King Theebsw surrendered 10
the presence Of the ministers and embarked
for Calcutta under guard. The French
Consul accompanied His Majesty. The
Burmese appear to be friendly disposed to-
wards the British.
REsUxPrIox or HosrILlTIIs Likely.
.NIssA, December Am order has bssu
issued BY the Government appointing Col.
Hsrvaloviich commander In chief Of The
Servian arnies. 10 Official circles !, 10
thought that the resumption Of bostilides
10 certain OWING 10 Prince AisIsndeTs re-
fusal Of the terms proposed By servis. II
is stated that Sighting has siresdy been re-
sumed. -
-HgxIcAy- -IEy0rrTIoy DTsIED IN LosDos.
LosDos, December IA dispatch re
ceived here from the Mexican officials em.
pha,ically denies the announcement made
in The press dispatches that revolution
has broken 0ut in that republic.
CANNON on HoUsEToPs.
Fighting In the Streets Of Lima Esds In
an Armistses-A ssttisnsss kssshsd.
LIZA, December 3.-Tbers VS. severe
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