Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24
THE DYNAMITE TERROR
Again Seizes Merry England and
Causes Her TO Quake.
A Suspect on the Track of the
Prince of Wales.
Extra Precautions Against a Re-
neWaI of the 0utrages.

LONDON, January 23.-The police au
thorites are again taking extraordinary
precautions to guard against the proba
.bility Of dynamite outrages. The guard,
Of the principal public buildings were
doubled to day, and there are indications
of unusual police vigilance in every quar-
Ter. 1t is asserted that this activity on the
part Of the police is occasioned by th5
fact that the authorities have be,
come cognizant Of threats OF violence
uttered in consequence Of the unsatisfac.
tory character OF that portion OF the
Queen speech referring to the Irish ques-
tion. 1t is noted also that to-day is the
anniversary of the explosions at Westmins-
ter Hall and the Tower OF London, al d
some apprehension has been te't lest the
day should be signslled by renewal Of
outrages. A Cabinet Council has teen in
session th;s afternoon, and extra police.
men are on duly abou: the building.
THE PRIME IN DANGER.
Il is stated tia. the Dublin police author
tiles yesterday telegrGphed Sir Richard
Assheton Cross Home Secretary, thar q
suspect had lef, there for Chester, and
that it was ,Eis Information that caused
the Prince Of Wales, Instead OF
alighting at Chester, whiIe proce,d
ing TO visit the Duke Of Westn.in.
sier, to leave the train st another station
and proceeded thence to Eaton Hall, the
Dukes residence. At Chester, stranger
was heard asking where the Prince Ct
Wales had alighltd from the train. 4
Gordon CT police now surrounds Eaton
Hall 1t is also stated that the suspect
who left Dublin for Chester is well kIogu
and dangerous character Of the form er
cny. The police Of Chester IRE dog giDg
th. movements sf oil strandevs il the
place, but have as yet made no srresig.
PROTECTING THE rREcE.
LONDON, January 23.-The news from
Chester tonight is that extraordinary pre-.
cautions are being taken against auy pos
sble attempt on the lite Of the Prince OF
Wales during his stay there. The police
GORDON around Eaton Hall has been
dou oed and large force OF police is held
IN reserve in case II an emergency. The
grounds around the Duke Of Wtstmnslers
residence are lai.Iy studded with detec.
tiyes. The utmost vigilance is observed,
and ell visitors are compelled 10 show
passes before beirg admitted to the
grounds.
The astounding
EFFECT OF MR.. GLADSTONE SPEECH,
especially among the new Liberal mem
bsrs Of Parliament, ls becoming hourly
more apparent. His phenomenal power Cf
exnresMon, thefGcility with " hich he turns
All apparently hopeless position into one
almost ungsssila5le, and the infnity OF re.
source which he dlsplaYs, compass an ire.
sistbic allegiance from young members.
Besides, Mr. Glsdsone's happy position Oh
the lrish question, although he propounded
no definite policy, has delighted the Par.
nellites, and they are almost unanimously
agreed that Gladstone is still willing and
aoIe TO persuade the country and his
party into accepting home rule for Ireland.
The former hope ot Tory support has van.
ished but new one has risen in its place,
and the Irish Parliamentary party
turnes once more to the great Liberal
leader for the fulflment Of their desires.
They realize that he alone OF English
statesmen is liberal enough to appreciate
their demands and has power enough 10
farther them. At Parnelllte head quarters
it is announced that if Gladstone will uL-
dertake the task Of pressing measures for
home rule the tactics Of the irish party
will be modified so as 10 asEist him in
every respect.
TORY LEADERS VINCE.
Thomas Sections speech in the House
last night was very fine one. He closely
followed the lineS laid down by Mr.. Par
nell, indicating in serious and maLiy
phrases the extraordinary position ot the
Nationalist party in the new Parliament,
and their determination to insist on justice
and consideration. Like Mr. Parnell, how
ever, he stated that no word or Get on the
part of himself and bis colleagues would
interfere with honest efforts for lrelard's
good.
Mr.. Gladstone listened in;eutly to Mr..
Sexton throughout, aud afterwards tod his
friends that he had Just been charmed By
o piece of real oratory. Mr.. Sections effort
was direct Rrrsignment OF Lord Sails
bury government, many Of his knock
down statements making the Tory leaders
vince.
GERMANlZlNG POLISH PROVINCES.
BERLIN, January 23.-The Cologne Ga.
zette says the Prussiau Government has
determined to Germanizs the Polish frov-
inces, and with this view will purchase eC.
tates in these provinces end parcel the land
out to German peasants It will also, in
order to more fully carry out Its prCjectin
crease the number {. -hoolS ia which tee
German language IS taught.
DEAF TO THE FARMER, ArPEM
I.oSDoy, January % The esIly au
nouncement that Germany has deter
lLlEtu ~ HNuSIt ~ lLOlb- tiaN'NA - a.
real surprise iu the lace Of the extensive
agitation in favor :! oi.netal!ism which
has been gclng OF in the agricultural
districts al Germany for We ks, this
sudden determination on the par
of the German aYito.Ifics waa entirely N
expected. The tnrI,rs to whom tCel
currency is almost "i';!, .s7a hcId meet
ings in ali stc,!ops, c!:oa!D.ed thousands
Of pamphlets aid p.;iIia's eSpaiulng their
waits, and oh,r@is" ,ri-d 10 impress on
the Berlin government T. tall sense OF the
necessity Tor return 70 tbs bi-metall!c
standard. The baceGGcracy Of the capital
has, however, tGrpci teaf ear to hese
appeals, and the e3ict Tor gold standard
has gone forth.