Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-22
FROM over THE OCEAN.
The Marquis Of HARRINGTON Rstirss
from Politics.
A MEETING OF THE ORANGE loDe
Of ireland TO Oppose the Home Rule
SCheme--- General Foreign
Dispatches.

! LONDON, December 2l,-L0rd barung-
ton, tie late Secretary of War, the heir of
the Duke Of Dsvorsiire, aad the recog-
nized leader CT the Whig section Of the
! Liberal party, is at last aroused from his
hsbitusl apathy. His lordship has been
looked upon as the most easy going OF Mr..
Gladstones colleagues. he is thorough
aristocrst, and is apt to treat any crowd or
public assemhlsse as mob to be con-
trolled, and NOS 20 De reasoned With, but
the British public rather like this mode of
treatment. and the Superior Marquis was
on the whole the mos, popular member Of
the late Cabinet The pending crisis has
stirred him up, and his manifesto will make
it impossible for him TO join any Gladston.
ian Cabinet ss long as home rule for
Ireland Is maintained as feature of
its policy. II WAS rumored during the
elecyions that unless the results showed
clear plurality for WhiEs over Radicals in
the Liberal party, Lord Harrington would
retire from tie leadership Of the Wings
These rumors are nov revived, and they
eeem TO he justified By the events Of the
past week. The Marquis is already rich,
and he will sue 3eed 10 an immense fortune
when he steps into bis father shoes He
has made his mark in politics, and there
is really no reason wis be should continue
10 be backbone for his Whie com peers
! His constitutional lazine:s units himself
for the leadership OF such bitter Gght as
would be involved by coalition between
the Wings and Tories against the CLAD
stone Liberals. 1t is not at all improb-
able that he will soon withdraw from the
arena of practical politics, but it is safe TO
wager that his withdrawal will be accom-.
panied by Parthisu shot in the way Of q
letter that would not discredit Disraeli
lLy0ysoTsTs BECOMING ALARMED.
There is vast amount of anxiety and
and speculation in Madrid as 10 the prob
ability of the birth OF an heir to the Span.
lsh throne. The complications caused by
the questionable repeal OF the Salic law,
and the threatening attitude Of the Bour-
bon sdherents OF Don Carlos, make it i'm.
portant to the present dynasty that male
child be born, as the posthumous heir of
King Alfonso. OtherRise the baby Mer-
cedes, Princess of Austria, will be the
titulsr queen, and her sdherents may have
to fight for her rights. The corona
ton aud proclamation of the little
Queen have already been postponed until
next April in the hope that a son may be
born in March. Now there are rumors in
Madrid that certain symptoms show that
it isi possible that Alfonso's widow ehould
be the mother 7f another child of the late
king. The Alfonsists are wild over these
rumors. They denounce them in excited
terms IS a malicious invention Of Queen
Isabella, and they do not hesitate about
raking up old scandals affecting the de
posed Qaesn, showirg that she was capa-
BILE of sacrificing personal honor to dynas'
tic interests. Some sort Of warrant is
given to the runors BY the unusual fact
that the Official Gazette has not yet an-
nounced that Queen Christina is enciente
The situation is peculiar, and as far as it
relates to the Spanish royal succession it
is unique. 1t is admitted on all aides that
the widow is placed in position OF terri
bic temptation.
TAME SEQUEL To A SENSATION.
The Bushe. Brooke elopement scandal
has ended in a very prosaic way. Mr.
) Seymour Bushe dashing young barrister
ofthe Munster circuit, tloped about two
months ago with the Hon Kathleen msude
Brooke, daughter of Sir Cornwslis Maude,
J Viscount Hawarden, and the wife OF Mr.
, Gerard Richard Brooke. Mr.. Bushe was
/ homely but young, and the Hon. Mrs
Brooke had been married ten years, and
was the mother OF four children. The iu'
! gitives were pursued and captured after q
long chase. The Hon. Mrs Brooke WAS
} sent to her father, and Mr.. Bushe went to
, London. Mr.. Brooke promptly began q
suit against Bushe for criminal conversa
: tion, laying the damage at El0 600, Bushe
failed to appear at the trial, and judg.
ment by default was made against him.
, The amount OF the damages is to be deci.
ded by judge and special jury.
LORDS FAMILY PORTRAITS DESTROYED.
!. LONDON, December 2l.-Brynkmalt, in
: Wales, the seat Of Lord A. Hill Trevor
I was on Saturday, the scene Of and extra
= ordinary occurrence. L pom the return oi
the family from the parish church, to which
she had been paying visit, 1t was dis
covered that nearly all the family paint
ings in the diniug.room had been cut snC
slsshed in a most malicious manner. Ir
the plate room the silver spoons, forks
knives, dishes and covers had been thrown
, upon the floor and stamped upon until they
. were without form and fit only for th'
: melting pot The police were immedistel!
3 called in, but no clue 10 the miscresn
could be discovered. 1t is o remarkable
{ coincidence that abort time ago the fam
9 ily diamonds, valued 81 several thoussn
= pounds, mysteriouly disappeared, ant
:, have not since been heard ot.
q THE NEWARK BOYS REACH PAsTErs's HOUSE
t PARIS, December 2I.-The four cbil
!. dren, Austin Fitzgerald. patssy Ryan, vii
>. lie Lane and Patrick Reynolds, who ver
It recently bitten by mad dogs il Newark
IT n, j., and sailed OF December 9th in tn
J. steamship Canada. to be placed under th
II trestmeuto Of N Pss'eu', landed at HsTr
Ls al we'll They reached the ci'y to-day al,
g have proceeded to Il Pss'eurs house
10 where special Arrangements have bee
,e made for the treatms snt Of fne little one:
D PAsTrvR HoPEs 70 SAVE ALL FOUR.
= PARIS, December 2l.-To a Centrs
!. News representative who called on y
Z = Pasteur shortly sf er tie arrival Of th
. Newark Boys, with TieE TO learniD
= Whist the chemist thought Of the chance
!. OF the little fellows. that gentleman state
y ! that he regretted very much that so mue
= tine had elapsed sites the boys were bi
p ten. u am of good hope. however. sai
ID Mr.. Pasteur, ''Ihst will save ell four, q
l have previously treated victims With SUD
cess in whose eases two months had eiapse
u between the time they we're bitten snd thei
e treatment by me-
?, Have you inoculat.i i The boys yetf
is "No. ! will opr.te CO them to-noI
D, row"
THE GRAND ORANGE LODGE