Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-13
M. PAPAMICHALoPUL0s
Endeavors to Form a New Cabinet
But Is Unsuccessful,
OWING PROBABLY TO MS NAME.
A Political Meeting at Mr.. Chamberlain's
House. -.-Chamberlain's UItimatum
British Trade.

ATHENS, May LITE effoits Of NJ.
Papamichalopulos to form o new Cabinet
have Is yet been barren Of results, and the
Ministerial crisis continues. The Greek
fleet is efectuslly blockaded. Comte De-
Mouy, the French Minister to Greece, de-
nies report put in circulation here that
be has been recalled TO Paris.
| Chamberlain UItim atum.
LONDON, May IA political meeting
was held at the residence Of Mr.. Joseph
Chamberlain to day. Sixty members Of
the House Of Commons were present. Mr..
Chamberlain explained the renewal Of his
activity against Mr.. Gladstone's Home
Rule bill by saying that he had been clearly
informed on last Saturday that the Premier
was prepared TO expupge from the measure
the clause excluding Irish representatives
from sitting at Westminster, and thus main.
tain the unity Of the empire as desired By
the Radicals. Mr.. Cham berlain declared
that nothing short Of the withdrawal Of the
Home Rule bill would restore unity among
the Liberals. The meeting unanimously
adopted resolutions declaring that those
present would do the utmos, in their pov.
er to oppose the Governments Irish bills,
as there was no hope that the measures
would be amended in a way to make them
acceptable to the followers OF Mr. Cham
berlsin.
Mr.. Csine, Liberal member for Barrow
in-Furness, stated that l02 Liberal mem
bers have promised 10 vote against the
Home Rule bill, and tba, there are 81 other
Liberal members who are undecided % to
what course 10 pursue towards Il. Mr..
Caine also stated that the Governments
action on Monday in not concedipg the re-
tention OF Irish r, presentation caused many
Liberals who had intended 10 vote with tho
Government TO change their minds.
The relations between Mr. Chamberlain
and Lord Harrington are very cordial.
British Trade In had shape.
MANCHESTER, May l2.-The Guardian,
in it's commercial article says: Tho
market appears TO be in . slack state and
there is q practical suspension ot business.
Sales in large quantities are rare. Sellers
are wavering, though the increase offered
is not sufficient 10 meet their views. Their
unwilingness TO yield ia due mostly TO the
frmness oil the cotton market and the un-
proitableness oil the spinning. Buyers'
wants are not urgent The decline Of ex-
change hinders eastern trade. The pres.
ent demand is supplied Buying for other
markets is only from hand to mouth. EI.
port yarns are neglected Sellers arc
yielding. The home trade is small.
Medium counts are lover; Gner are steady.
Cloth is steady. Shirtipgs are easier
A Living Monster In Human Form.
EeSDoS, May II --Thomos Gibney. GEN
tleman, was srrai1ned in Clsrkenwell Po.
lice Court ts day, charged with having vio-
lated forty children, daughters Of working
men. since last December lie was remau-
ded for further hearing An excited crowd
headed by the parents OF ths outraged
children, assembled near the Court Build
ing and attempted to lynch Gibney a. be
WAS brought out in the custody OF officers,
and be was kept out Of their hands with
considerable difficulty.