Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-07

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moment the full attention of my Govern
ment, whose efforts are directed to attain
in the final settlement of the Bulgarian
question, which must be effected in cooper
alton with the other powers, All agree
ment that there shall be created an auton
omous principality and legal state o
things, which, while taking into account
the admisSionable wishes of the Bulgarias
shall equally conform with existing
treaties as well as with the interests Of
Europe"
At the German Capital
BERLIN, November cit is semi-offi
cially announced that Prince Bismarck
will come to Berlin on the % inst. tC
speak in the Reichstag during the debates
on the Governments foreign policy.
A Commission of Jurists has completed
q civil code for Germany. 1t is the work
Of several years and forms with the exist
ing criminal and commercial codes uni
form system of legal procedure.
The Bavarian regents visit to the court
is fixed for the 18th inst The regent will
accompany Emperor William on the Letz-
lingon hunt. 1t is significant that this
will be the first visit to court OF a reign
ing prince of Bavaria.
GERMAN FINANCES.
Prince Bismark discussed with Herr
Bleichroder on theoceasion of the latter;
visit to Varzin, the question of raising
funds to assist in completing the rationale
zation of Prussian railways. The Bourse
authorities ridicule the reports which
have been circulated that Prince Bis,
marks purpose i'll summoning Herr
Bleichroder was to consult him as to. how
to abate the danger resulting from ex,
cessive investments by Germans
in foreign loans. They say that the
Bourse will retain the Russian stocks now
on the market as they believe in the truth
of the statement that has been current
since Herr Bleichroder's return to Berlin,
that Prince Bismark told him that Russia
does not seek to occupy Bulgaria; that he
was certain no EUROPEAN war was pending
and that both the Car and Emperor,
Francis Joseph, were determin-
ed upon a pacific settlement
BAVARIAN ELECTIONS.
Unusual interest is felt in Bavaria in the
impending elections for members of the
Diet There is still year before the ex-
piration of the legal term of the Diet, but
the death of King Ludwig and the critical
position in which the government is placed
make it necessary to hasten the elections.
The campaign has already been opened.
The peasants remain faithful to the cleri-
Gals. In the towns the Liberals are unit
ing in all sections and are confident OF
| large successes. The Socialists present
candidates in Nuremberg, Furth, Ansbach
and SChwabach.
AFRAUD on FRENCH SOLDIERS.
The German official journal ut Stras-
bourg recounts fraud played upon the
old French soldiers in Alsace Lorraine.
Circulars were issued which announced
that the ex-Empress Eugene had decided
to grant annual pensions to soldiers who
had been II years in the service and that
bureau had been opened i'll Strasbourg
to recover and certify papers and to regis
ter names on the payment OF one mark
each by soldiers presenting the proper ce r
tifcates, and two marks by those
who could not furnish certificates.
SOCIALIST PLOTTERs.
A soldier named named Paul Weichel
has been arrested at Lubec for being con-
nected with Socialist plot. Correspond
ence of damaging nature was found upon
him which was traced to Hamburg So
cialist named Paul Koch, and to several
soldiers suspected of being implicated in
the movement have been arrested.
ALEXANDER BUYS AN ESTATE.
Prince Alexander, late ruler of Bulgaria,
has bought the Charlottenfield estate, near
Schaffhausen, for 100000 marks. The
purchase money is part of the amount
taken from Bulgaria by Prince Alexander
upon his abdication of the throne. Agents
of the late Car had entered into the nego-
tiations for the purchase of the estate for
the Princess Dolgorouki at the time Of the
murder Of the Car.
CHOLERA.
Owing to the rumor Of the prevalence
of cholera the sanitary police are more
than usually vigilant. Sleeping cars are
stopped on the lines at Cologne, Berlin,
and Frankfort and all cloth goods are dis
infected.
STABBED IN THE STREET.
The we'll known painter Herr SchlOss-
berger, while on his way home at ten o.
! clock at night on the Graber thoroughfare,
which was crowded with people was sud-
denly stabbed in the neck with a poniard
and dropped dead. The murderer, a
young man, escaped, although the deed
was witnessed by many persons.
smoIka too Gloomy.
VIENNA, November 6.-The Tdgbldtt
saws that President Smolka with patri-
| otic intention described the situation Of
affairs too gloomily. The paper says it is
convinced that Count Kalnoky will repre-
sent matters before the delegations in a
brighter light.
The Eeae Free Press says: Herr Smolka
and Herr Tioza spoke last night only in
their own names and declares it will
await the Emperor's and Count Kalnoky' S
addresses to the delegations TO see whether
the rule adopted by HerrSmolka and Herr
| I1oZa was Iustined.
smolka Interviewed.
PEsTH, November 6.-Herr Smolka
was interviewed by reporter in reference
to the speech delivered by him to the Aus
trian delegation Thursday. The inter
viewer says Herr Smolka declared that
Prime Minister Kalpoky took no excep-
ton to his speech, and he intended to re-
peat its substance to Emperor Francis
Joseph to-day. Herr Smolka had informed
Herr Kalpoky of the speech he intended
to deliver and denied that Emperor re
drafted his speech in order to coun-
teraet the effect of his (smolka's) speech.
The members Of the delegate belonging
to the German party intend TO strongly
plead the necessity of maintaining an
Austro-{ German alliance so that IN the