Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-05
elkDST0NE'S POLICY
In Regard to the Greco Turkish
Dispute.
FAVORABLE COMMENT ON oAsiNeT.
Bulgaria's War Claim Approved -. An
Editor Who lnsulted the
Danish King.

LONDON, February THE sole topic Of
discussion to-day has been the nav Minis.
try announced late last night. The view
expressed as to its strength and 6tness to
cope with numerous aud important ques
tons with which il will have to deal are
varied. The appointment Of Lord Rose.
berry as Secretary Of Foreign Affairs d
generally approved. 1t 10 believed that
his policy i. dealing wish the snsin Il
that office win be firm and vigorous and
that be will follow closely in the line Of
Lord Salisbury's policy. The markets have
in no wise been affected BY the announce
ment Of the new Cabinet. Egyptian secur.
tiles are firm.
IRISH COMMENT on NoRLyY's APPOINTMENT.
The newspapers Of Ireland generally in.
terpret the appointment Of Mr.. John Nor
ley as Chief Secretary OF Ireland to meau
q transfer Of power to the Irish rulers, but
they say precedents warn the people
against being too sanguine.
no OPPOSITION TO CHAMBERLAIN.
No opposition will be offered to the 70
election to Parliament Of Mr.. Cham berlaiu,
the President Of the Local Government
Board in the new Ministry.
GLADsToSE's ADDRESS.
LONDON, February 4-Mr. Gladstouss
address to the Electors Of Midlothian will
be published to, ,morrow. 1t will state that
the Government intends TO institute an iu
auiry into the necessity Of the special
coercion legislation for the Government Of
Ireland. But the main policy will bs to
endeavor to reach the source Of the seat oil
mischief. The address further states that
although tho difficulties OF the task make
it impossible to anticipate success With
confidence. Mr. gladstone draws comfort
from the knowle 1ge that he is engaged In
a great work OF peace The address cor.
cludes by asserting that the inquiry With
regard 10 the sdvissbility Of enacting coer-
cion laws will be extended to cover the
land question.
TO-DAY skSSlbN VI IAhl.lAhkNE.
LONDON. February The Liberals and
Conservatives changed sides on the meet.
ing Of the House OF Commons to-day. In
the House writs were moved tor the re-
election Of the members who have been Cd.
pointed TO Office by Mr.. Gladstone, except
in the case OF Mr. John Morley, Chief Sec.
re,ary for Ireland.
The House Of Commons adjourned until
Saturday, and the House Of Lords until
Monday.
GLADsToSE's GREEK Foley,
VIENNA, February The Political Cor
respondence ssys that RuSten Pasha, the
Turkish Ambassador nj London, has in
formed the Turkish Government that Mr..
Gladstone will cou,irus Lord Salisbury
Gree. policy only on the condition that the
powers compel the Porte 10 ,f CT needed
reform, in the empire.
MORLEY SURE or CoSaTITuEsCv
LovD0S, February I.-lu :he event Of
the defeat ef John Morley is the reelection
at Newcastle, Mr. Parpsh offers to find him
constituency in Ireland.
CATHOLIC PRIESTS MAY g,shT.
PARIS, February THE CoGr, OF Ap
peals at Amiens recently rendered decis.
ism that Catholic priests may marry. not
withstandipg tie fact that the Court OF
Cessation decided otherwise ia lSIs The
higher court. however. has not vet inter.
fered with tho decision Of the Amiens
court.
A DANISH EDITIONS sESTESCE 9glsBED.
CoPExHAGES February --'rke Supreme
Court has quashed the sentence Of .iI
months i'm prisonnast imposed on M.
Horup Vice Prssdent OF the folkethins
and editor OF the PolitineuI. for printing
an article insulting the king Of Denmark.
THE PokrE Bicss Ur BULGARIA.
VIExsl, February 4.-The Porte Gp-
ports the demand Of Bulgaria for var 10
dsmnity from Seryia
WILL sEIL THE CRoNs JgwELs.
PARIs. February 4.--Tbs ChsSber Of
Deputies to-day agreed thsi the crosn
Jewels should be sold to provide fund for
aged workmen.