Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-25
FOREIGN NEWS.
Lightning kllis and Injuries Thirty.
i've 10 Italy.
THE LONDON PRESS ON GEN. GRANT.
Threats Of Crank to Kill Beatrice 1.-The
Royal Match Unfavorably Viewed
at the German Court.
GENERAL FOREIGN DISPATCHES

LONDON. July 24.-There has been . tsr.
rife storm At Sore Cajstani, in Italy. Thir-
teen persons were killed and twenty-five in.
iured BY lightning.
The London Press on Grant.
LONDON, July 24-The Post says: The
American republic has lost one ofis most
ea5Ssss stEss. i Ess .sesG Gs % v,ssta
the final severance Of the great republic. II
is thus that be will be known to posterity.
Though not Napoleon or Wellington be
handled large armies aud led them to
victory.
The Standard sayc Although the death
of Gen. Grant was long expected, the event
il not the less deplored. Wecan only share
with his mourning countrymen in . sense
Of the loss Of one whose career
was 90 notable, 90 honorable to himself and
20 useful to bis native land. II that we're
possible, be even rose IN popularity when
the nation saw the way be faced poverty
and ruin. Simple and modest, he vas never
cast down By reyerses nor elevated by pros
perity. Never great strategist. he knew
only one course, namely-to light. To-day
from Cape Cod to the AiAskiAn islcs the land
will once more rcsound with the fading
memories of the war.
The Daily Telegraph devotes Two col
unns TO q review Of General Grsot's mill.
,ary career. EditoriAlly it says: Yesterday
the greatest and most successful soldier that
the United States has produced brcathed
his last. In no portion OF the United States
have the fnascial disasters marking the
close OF General Grants career been re-
garded with mors sympathy and regret than
in England. Beyond all others he wAs
best fitted 10 cope with the tremendous
crisis which made him, and when the grave
closes over all that ID mortal Of g. 8. Grant
il will be felt that he leaves behind no man
cast in simpler. s:ncerer or more heroic
mould"
nfr. GIadstone's Throat Disease,
LoSpoS, July A.-0wing 10 the failure
Of Mr.. Sladstone's voice his throat has
been examined by Andrew Felix and Be-
MAN, throat specialists, who pronounce the
affection obstinate catATh OF the lsrynx
and epioin entire rest. The report alarms
the Liberals, as Mr.. GlaLstone will be IN
able TO take part in the election campaign.
Reassuripg statements are circulating.
however, 10 the effect THAI improvement is
certain, and will perhaps be rapid.
Threatened 10 XIII The Priacesa
LONDON, July 24.-A man Of short stature
and between fifty and sixty years Of age.
was arrested in this city this morning on .
charge Of making threats against the life
OF the Princess Beatrice, whose marriage to
Prince Henry Of Battenberg took place yes.
terday. The man has been. subjected 10
a m, dical exs n na,ion but The doctors Are
ur able TO determine whether he 10 insane.
A charge against him will probably be made
before police magistrate.
Tho Match viewed with D4sfasoss
LONDON, July 24.-The rumors thai the
marriage Of Princess Beatrice 70 Prince
Battenburg was regarded with extreme dis
favor mt the German court seems 10 BE- con.
frm,d BY the fact that the o.heial lie, OF
royal persona:ys invited 10 tho ceremony
omits the name Of the Queen Oldest daogh-
ter, the Crown Prince Of Germany and tbs
names Of every member OF the Germaa
reigning family.
News Prom the Asronsat.
Cover, the ssronaut, 10 safe.
American Residents tn Take Action.
Lospoy. July IA number OF proai.
peut Americas will assemble 10 morrow at
the residence OF Minister Phelps 10 consult
upon the proper measures 10 b taken -
view of the death of General Grant and 70
adopt resolutions Of sympathy with the ian.
ily Of the dead soldier. The legation will
be closed on the day Of the funeral
VIII Not Attssd tho Dsii.
Minister Phelps and Mr. White, seoosd
o seretAry Of legation, had accepted invits.
iions 10 the ball TO be given 70 sightby The
P ince Of Wales. bu, owing 10 the desth Of
General Grant they have whssn Istters that
they cannot attend.
Henry Irvins's sympathy.
IosDoS July A.-HenrS Irvies has tsI.
eyrsphed condolences TO tho hmily Of 0ea.
ersI Grant. 10 sn interview today b ss-
pressed deep sorrow II the Generals dssth.
he had greatly admired tie noble courage
si'h which the General had borne his suf-
ftrings.
LexDos, July 4.-Tbs quarrel hstsees.
Earl Lonsdsle and Sir Lord Chstvysd.
.bich impslled thoss young poblsuse 70
6s,icufs in Rcton Row has beeu smicsbly
settled and no further blood will bs shed b
them on account Of Mrs.. Lsngtry.
A Big Scandal - Dsssasrk.
CorKxBAGEy. July 2t-BsrEsgsk II
dends and Dsgssnen, Q Conservative Jour
nal, publishes scandal involving peotss-
sor n the university, be president o u
leading scientific society, . most eminent
author of Denmark, several vesltbg nsr-
cbants and some msnbes Of tbs magse-
tracy. They ere socusod Of hsyisg cdml'
nal intercoorss With yousg sifia Ten esl.,
pris have been arrested a8d too committed
suicide. The exposure 10 The result OF q,
attempt 10 sxtort money, which sAs- ~
ssed.
Sr. PEzEsssrG, July A-Ths Sect
military oresp) reports that . 6sn 10.
Texas has casni to Gen, KouAroA ths
services Of hssdrsd cosbogs IN The eSset
of war between Russis snd EsGsnA
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Loypes, JoIy A-hiss Moore, - Ans-
lean, has taken IL 6sss Rizs fos angaG q
the PsriS Csnsesyatosie.
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