The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-22
SOCIALIST MEETING
IN TRAFALGAR SQUARE, LONDON,
The Starving wOFkiugmsn of the BritlSl
Capital Appealing for Aid-NO Serious
Disturbance Occurs = General
Kau'bars Leaves Bulgaria,


LONDON, Nov, 2l,-Ths Socialists march
ed to-day from 10 outlying oints to Trai
algar square. The various bodies were
headed by bands otmusic and the paradsri
carried banners bearing incendlary In
scriptions, Among the notices were
"By heavens, our rights are worth fight
ing for" and "Work for all, or work fol
none," As the southern contingenti
crossed Westminster bridge the banil
played "Msrssllaise," The people in the
windows OF the Government offices we're
hooted at. When the paraders passed
through Downing street, they hisssd
Lord Randolph Churchill, The sight OIL
the Horse guards sentries inCsnssd the
mob which fairly howled with rage. An
officer closed the gates and the mob pro,
ceeded. The east end sent a full force and
two banda Of musiC. When the speak.
Ing began there were present 8. 900 social
lists, 260O0 unemployed woEkmen and
criminals, and 10000 spectators,
The speakers Included Messrs, Hynd-
man, Champion and Burma. At each oi
the five platforms resolution was adopted
calling upon The Government 10 relieve
the distress existing among the working
men. A deputstlOn OF, ten proceeded to
Lord SllisbuTy's houss on Arlington street.
They were received by the concierge, who
stated that Lord Salisbury had gone to
Hatfield House and had left no orders.
The deputation grumbled and retired,
leaving q copy OF the resolutions adopted
by the meeting in Trafalgar Square.
The crowds at the neetings dispersed
In an orderly manner, but the police alter
waIds found difficulty in cleaning the
Square. The mounted police charged
and gradually moved the psople.
Several arrests were made for obstruos.
Ing the streets and Tor stealing and Avht.
Ing. All is quiet to night, The Lord
Mayor will form commission to inquire
into tho prevailing dlstrsss with view oil
atIording relief during the coming winter,
KAULuARs' cool FAREWELL.
Tho Russian Representative Leaves Dul.
ynrin IN tho Presence OF Twenty Persons,
SOFIA, Nov 9O.-Geuersl Ksulbara aul
his stall departed from Sofa to-day, Only
twenty persons were at the station to bid
him farewell. The town was decorated
with algs and Illuminated not in honor
OF General Kaulbsrs, but because to-day
was the tlrst anniversary OF the battle OF
slivni'sl The Russian uonsll In Philip.
popolis to- lay announced that he will
leave the city.
The Regents sent telegram To Prince
Alexander OF Hesse, expressing regret
that hls son Prince Alexander was not
among them to celebrate and solemuiz ,,
the lrst anniversary OF his victory over
the Sarvians AT Slivnitga. He responded,
congratulatlng the Bugariaus on the event,
and assured them Shat he also regretted
his sons absence. The Regents slso tele-
sraphed to Prince Alexander deploring
lila ABSENCE "iroW the people who loved
him and would never regret the meritS
and sacri6ces ot their leader and the do.
fender OF their country"
AdVices from st. Petersburg say that an
official statement has been iSsued by the
Russian Government explaining its action
in recalling General KaulbarS from Bul.
garia. The document says; Tin conse-
quenCs OF insults to Russian subjects and
Rlao TO persons under the protection OF
Russia In Bulgaria and Eastern Roumelia,
4ueral kaulbars was Conpslled to no iiy
N. NaceviCs, Bulgarian Minister OF For.
eiIu Affairs, that he and all tho Russian
Consuls would leave the Principality.