Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-21
TROUBLED EUR0PE.
Denmark 10 Imminent Dasesr q
a Revolution.
ENGLISH lAsoRlss DEMAND selitk.
War Between Bulgarians, serians asd
Greeks lnesitabIe--Englhh
Politics.

Politics.
GENERAL FOREIGN DlsPATonEa.
CopEsHAeRS, October 20.--Ths looe-
continued arbitrary policy Of King chis.
,. tan, in refusing to dismiss ihe Ea Rupp
Cabinet in compliance with Q yots &C
Parliament and levyine alleged unconsii.
tutiona. taxes became Parliament rsissei
to vote the budget, has led to . aunbw of
serious riots and imposing denssatzssioas
IN cepcahsesa; Ths ,n1ee|e -
tation in Parliament shall have sons
voice in the Affairs Of the Governnat,
and have become 10 threatening IN tAsie
demands that the King has ordered Tie
garrison at Copenhagen largely renforcsd
These popular manifestations are not con
fined to Copenhagen alone, bat are general
throughout Denmark. Il Is expected hat
state Of siege viii bo declared. and Il 4
feared that q revolution viii come II he
King persists in refusing the coucessions
asked by Parliament. A number Of politi.
col arrest have been made tending 10
further incite the people, and bloodshed is
anticipated.
AN EXITING DEMONSTRATION.
BIRMINGHAM. Enc, October 20.--Ssvss
hundred unemployed workmeu today
marched in procession TO Mr. Joeeph
ChapbetlNn'sy6psthies. OF the Radical
leader in their cause. The crowd showsd
signs Of i'll temper, many Of them peo-
claiming that they would insist on Mr.
Chamberlain's report and that they would
not leave until their request had been CON
piled with. The police, fearing that vio-
lent measures might be resorted 10, hur.
ried by shorter route to the rescue and
surrounded the house. After hesitailne
for some time Mr.. Chamberlain DE-
cided 10 receive Q committee Of three, Who
we're passed through the police lines aud
admitted. They stated their grievances
and demanded support. Mr.. Chamberlain
listened patiently and then coolly told he
malcontents that the row they were making
would certainly ALLEVIATE not only bic own
sympathies but those Of oil orderly citi
zens. he concluded BY refusing to sttspd
q town meeting at the town hall for
the purpose Of aiding the disiress fund. AZ
soon as the mmittee reported the nonSuc.
cess Of their mission 10 the crowd outside.
there was great uprosr, but the men 6nal'
ly' returned, bowling threats against the
Democratic leader.
WAR ALMOST HRvIrABLR.
PnrILrrGpous, October 20.-MY. LAs.
celles, the Briiish agent and Consul Gen.
eral for Bulgaria, has len this city fos
Sophia. The tension 10 increasing, ssd
war with ServiA q well righ insvitahlss
Bulgaria has done her utmost TO aveFt>
such catastrophe.
DEFENDING sERyiA's ACTION.
LONDON, October 20.-The Seryian Mia
lister 10 England has written lstterto Ms.
Gladstone in defense of his counfry's 90
ton. He SAYS Servia does not herssf DE-
sire, and cannot allow Bulgaria 10 attain
undue leadership. He hopes the present
war cloud will clear away and leave cordial
relations between Balgarians, 8efvians an6
Greeks.
In conclusion he hoped the solution -
the Roumelian question would includs .
plan Tor The preservation oi the balances Of
power in the East and union OF SefviA
Bulgaria and Greece sgainst foreign inva-
sion.
ACOUSTIC CRITICISM or CHucHIi.i.
Mr.. Chamberlain delivered . bsilIiast
speech las, evening ut Birmiugham. He
violently assaiIed Lord Randolph Churchill.
whose bright, particular star, be said, vas
now sclipsed BY the fulgence Of his mastsf.
Lord Salisbury. Lord Rsndolphs vsans-
ed brilliancy wss ell gone and oply coesss,
| fatulent abuse remained. hr. Chambss.
LAIN, amid Q terrific outburst Of enthusiasm,
concluded with Q plea for extended libss-
ties and confidence in Democracy. ~.
| Chamberlain predicted that 10 the coming
elections the Liberals would have the lAfe.
est msjority for half . century. He saN
he gloried in being abused. No othsf
politician was % honored.
The Standard ssys: Although fortsss
places Mr.. Chamberlain and Losd Ras.
dolph Churchill on opposing platform.
| they have more in common than sny othef
two public men II 10 possible 70 nams."
! : MRS LAxGrRY PROSECUTED ros DrIr.
Loxpos, October 20-Ths cass Of Nh
Lanet,y, vho vas summoned 10 appear ~
/ fore the County Court Of Chsleses. fs ~
fusing 10 pay household debts contrsets1
while living with her husband, came % ~
hearing today. bat vss postponed Elin
! November at the request Of heg couseel.
Who pleaded that bis client could pol -
pear owing TO professional esgagsmsn1s,
which could nos he broken without sesious
damage to defendant A numbW ofdsoe
maksrs' bills ass smopg ths itsns -
I toned In ihs sunnona Ma IAaGsy
claims her kusbssd b resposSbls - -
debts. Mr.. LAsgtry's idssds asis ~ -
u unable 70 pay the bills, = ~ eoIy
source Of income be las ct pfeooDf y -
annuity allowed him By his wifs o. ceeA@
ion be does not moless her.
A rRrE BiLL aolusr sp54oa srssbs
ALDSDON, OCVotI <V-ADD IL IU1t
hss found . true bill sgsipa xf. Gtsa6. -
i.us OF the Pail Mall 8asettA - he elh9
prisoners In the Armstrosg Go ~ sblsc4
ton, conspiracy and indecsst ssesslt
j 10 cHly0s n :rns ynEscn Hn1srss.
PAxIs, October f0.-No ciasss of Mis-
isry win result from The Iats slscdoaa, ~
thosgh the large gains Of the Cossssvsfisos
gave rise TO . lear hat the Bsisos eesssb-
ment would b forced to rstiss.
AsorHrR sxrrIcas cAaDgAL.
Ross. October 70.-Is Il eoRejlr -
lisyed here that the Afcibibop Il H6<s
more win shortly - made css1issl
TErscH cBoLsIA vIcrinS
! PAsis, October 2o--Adviess koa 8
u quin 10 Temps. describes ths itssties9
q sery gloomy. Since IL befistir