Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-03
the LEADERS CONFER,
6iadstooe and Salisbury Discuss
the Great Question,
AsovcHEaE's VIEWS ON ooeYmanT
Gladstone's Daughter Married.. .Refssals
and Acceptatous Of the Gladstone
Ministerial Nominees.

LONDON, February Mr.. Gladstone
held conference this afternoon With Lord
Salisbury. Mr.. Gladstone and Lord Salis.
bury discussed the Greek difficulty.
Alta representative meeting Of the asso-
ciated chambers Of agriculture held in
London today. speeches were made sssoas.
n isssase Raapales Sedssss Assss.ssr
And ioreiRn manufactures. The meeting
was adjourned pending the announcement
OF tie result Of the labors Of the royal com.
mission on trade depression.
Mr.. Chamberlain refuses the otics of
First Lord Of Admiralty. Mr.. Ceilings
will be given On important post. Mr.
Morley has accepted the Chief Secretary
ship Of Ireland. Earl Roseberry the foreign
portfolio, Mr.. Chss. Russell the Attorney
Generslship, and Mr.. Cohen tie Solicitor
Generalship.
LABoUcHERE's vIEws ON COPYRIGHT.
LONDON, February Mr.. James Rus
sell Lowells recent visit to Washington in
behalf Of the International Copyright bill
is quite generally criticised here. Mr.. la
bouchere, Of the Truth, gives the following
statement Of his views on the subject
Senator Hawley's bill, based upon tho
principle Of reciprocity, would thind,
satisfy authors on both sides OF
the Atlantic. The bill proposed by
Senator ChAse would be upsa,istac
tory TO British publishers, but this
is no reason why the bill, il passed, ~in
no. be good one for the protection OF ~,
thors. The interest OF authors and Of
printers are entirely different. l never
joined the howl ut American publishers
for repriutine English works wiIhou, pay,
ing 10, the privilege There is no natural
property in an idea Legislation makes il
property. We admi, this when We limit
the protection to O term OF years. The
American publisher no more steals when
he reprints the new novel Of Al
English author without paying than the
English publisher steels from Dickens
heirs when he reprints David Copperfeld'
without paying them. Any international
copyright must be based upon expedieucy.
The authors cause is not bettered BY the
language sometimes INDUCED in ,,wards
American publishers. We are fl 81 traders;
the Americans are proteclieail,s; they are,
therefore, logical in protecting native in.
dustry by insisting that if international
copyright be granted, the foreigner shall
be compelled to have bis American edition
printed in Americs.
GLADsTOSE's DAuGHrER MARRIED..
LoSnoN, February Miss Mary Glad.
stone, daughter OF Mr.. Gladstone was mar.
ried this morning TO the Rev. Harry Drew.
Of Hawarden. The ceremony was psr.
formed in St. MaTgarcls church, Wet.
minister. Mr.. Gladstone gave tbs btids
away. Among the persona Of note present
were the Prince and Princess Of Wales
and their soma, and Lord Roseberry. The
brides dress WAS OF white muslin with
Brussels lace. She wore wreath OF
orange blossoms aud lilIiea A crowd
gathered outside o! the church cbeered
the wedding party on their srrival and De
par,ure. The weather vas very pleasant
and the sun shons brightly.
gIsNARCE's Foley.
BraLIS, February The Polish policy
Of Prince Bismarck, as announced in the
Landtag, has produced a eeneral excite.
ment throughout G.rnspy and Austria.
The immense ! .abgienski estate, contain.
ing S2,4oe hectares, ore about 200 900
acres, one Of the largest estates in Prusis,
Is offered for ss!s next April as result Of
the expuisiols ef tho Poles. The
inEsbitsnts oil the estate have
for many years been mainly
Poles and the edic. Of expulsion by forcibiy
removing the ienan,ty and depriving tho
estate Of its revenues, has thrown il upon
the market. Prince Bismarck apsounced
the policy Of purchasing Tor the Crown oil
the real estate Owned by Poli,h rabies
and generals in Prussia for resale 10 Ger
man colonisis. 10 oppo'tune for the present
proprie!oTs oi the Labriensdi lands, ior at
any ordinary sale the property mua have
gore IN al bSrktup; prices