Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-17
TO soUElcH PARNElL.
CHURCHES FROM STATE CONTROL.
AYapMerehant's Statemeat---The CaroInes
Affair and the Proposed Con-
yentior.
GENERAL FOREIGN olsPATcHEs.i

LONDON, September l6.-Mr. Chamber
lain spoke At Glasgow yesterday. In tho
course Of his speech he took the ground thatOt
it was matter Of national importance that J
the coming Parliamentary elections should +
result in seating . msjority numerically !
strong enough to put down Mr.. Pasnell.
Speaking on the subject of church dises.ab; ;ij
Eshment, Mr.. Chamberlain said be was ops
posed to State interference with, or aid to
religion. In this matter be was a Libera- q,
ZIONIST (grsat cheering. He was in favor,
Of freeing the church in England, Scotland
and Wales from State control. y,
Referring to the irish Question,
the speaker said be still adhered TO the idek~
Of National Council in Dublin. Mr.. PArs
nell, he said, though asking more, wouldt
doubtless take less The speaker had Always
favored union Of the English Democracy
and the Irish people which would protect all,
against class oppression. He Was hopeful"
the bitter feeling in Ireland against England
would disappear, as Was already the case in q
Scotland. vi
scotch Liberals Endorse Chamberlain. A
I.oYDoS, September l6-Prior to Mr..
Chamber speech ai Glasgow yesterday al
a meeting OF delegates Of the Scotch liberals..s
Association was held, st which resolutions
were carried by acclamation, embodying Mr.iI
Chsmberlains program me, including reform q.
of the Commons to prevent obstruction, and
abolition Of heredity in the Lords.
The "rimes" stin Disagreed.
LONDON, September l6-Ihe Time, in
an editorial on Mr. Cham berlains speech at"c
Glasgow yesterday, compares il with the
speech recently made by that gentleman atrr
Warrington, and while il continues 10 dis !
agree with the extreme views Of Mr. Chan.t
berlain, it praises the spirit Of conciliauons
manifested by the Wings. s
The Social Purity Convention.
ANTWERP, September l6-An interna-s
,ional convention Of the British and Conu.s
mental Federatiors for social purity opened
10 day. The programme for consideration, =.
and action includes agitation for the repeal.
of the contagious diseases acts, and the aboli."'
ton Of the system prevalent in continental
countries regulating immoral houses Ths...
recent English crusade in behalf oi the
'Maidens Of Modern Babylon" will also be-.
considered aud doubtless approved. ::
No Deaths In Twenty -four Hours.
MARsEILLEs, September l6-ln the "a
ho, rs ending at midnight Tuesday, no.
deaths were reported st the Phnro Hospi-t I
tai. The Office of the registry Of deaths E.
| las assumed normal Office hours.
A Yap Merchants Startling story.
BsRIIS. September l6.-Tbc Cologne 4
! Gazette prints a letter from d German mcr.
chan, a, zap saying that the European rss...
| idents Of Zap, desirous OF snpprcs.ing con-"
tinuous disorders, asked the Spanish Gov.
! erpment Mt Maniia ia 1884, 10 annex ths''
Island, and that the Spanish gunboat Re. !.
Iasco was sent and landed men st Yap, and :.
on the Pelew Islands, but no Gag WAS hoist -
ed and no treating was opened with the ;.
Chiefs. The merchant instances the ruIns. !.
ton Of The Marianne Islands, which -four.
ished a decade ago. through the Spanish
Governor avarice in monopolizing all ths
trade The Islands, the result being re.'
volt and the killing Of the Governor, and
says the same fate may beiall the Caroline
Islands, unless Germany protects them.
EnsIand's Attitude Defined. =
LoSDoS, September 1.-The Time, com
men,ipp on the report that Spanish officials
feared Eugland would force Spain TO agree |,
10 the terms Of the rejected commercial
treaty, by threatening no, 10 recognize the
claims oi Spain 10 the Caroline Islands,
says England has done nothing further
han TO officially notify Spain Of her ad. :
hersrcs 10 the note Of 1875 and advise her
10 sgree TO Germanys proposal 10 submit :
| The question 10 an arbiter."
VIII No, support Germany. Claim.
LoSpuy. September l6.-T.e statement
is made that England does no. intend 70 /
support Germanys claims respecting ths
sovereignty o. the Caroline Islands, bat Of.
'ers to mediate with Spain Tor the settle.
ment Of the question
| The Ang,o-Turkish Ahiaues Failure,
LONDON, September l6.-There is no
longer any doubt Of The failure OF the mis-
zion Of Sir Henry prummond Wolfe, the
British special envoy 70 Turkey a. it is IN .
nounced thst the Anglo Turkish joint occu.
patton Of kgyl' has been abandoned, AMI
that the Porte will consider the expediency
of sending a commission 10 accompany SIR
Henry 10 Egypt. II 10 generally believed
that the SULTAN reason for not acceding 10
the terms offered by the Bri.ish envoy il that
he feared Russia would forget her promises
respe eting the treaty Of Berlin In the event
I Of an Anglo Turki,h alliance.