The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-30
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
No Trouble Fearodi in Great Britain
on May Day.
THAT ULSTER REVOLUTION
Which Has Been Threatened oIay Ec.
como n Rcality..-rhc Marquis of
Londonderry Makes n Sensational
Spccch....Tho Situation Critical.
Dccmins's Trlal.-Tho Evidence Yes.
tcrday...othcr European News.

tCopui0M, 1882, By The Mem iors .is,oci1,cd Pres !
LONDON, April 29.-AIay Day in Eng
land promises 10 be peacefully OBJ
served. The celebration oi tho day will
be confined to demonstration IN Hyde
Park under the auspices OF tho London
trades council. The demonstration
will probably be confined to speeches.
It is already arranged that sixteen plat.
forms shall bc erected, from which rc.
lays OF speakers will address the crowd.
The list includes tho names OF Gun.
ningham Graham, the socialist, who
represents tho northwest division OF
] anarkshire in tho house OF commons |;
Tom Mann and Ben Tillett, the labor
leader.
Tho action Of the authorities in ar.
resting tho editor and publisher OF the
anarchist paper tho C0mmonWeal. is
likely to exercise wholesome restraint
on those who are inclined to be turbu.
lent. The authorities predict that
everything will be quiet. Resolutions
will be adopted Mt each Of the Hyde
Park meetings, declaring that the es-
tablishment oil an international eight
hour day will be the most important
step toward the ultimate freedom OF
the workingmen and urging parliament
to pass the eight hour law.
TALK OF CIVIL WAR.
The unionists continue to mako every
preparation for their mammoth home
rule demonstration in Ulster. The seri-
business of the movement can be Judged
from speech made by the Marquis OF
Londonderry at Dublin last night. He
said that it was the duty OF Irish union.
isis to bring before the English voter the
fact that with twenty miles OF his
shores he might have hostile parlia-
ment and hostile country. 1t would
bo impossible, he declared, to exag-
gerate the danger this would be to Eng
land in case Of a foreign war. The
unlonist convention to be held in June
must prove to the, English that the
Obstetrics are determined to resist by
every means in their power any attempt
ID repeal the union OF Great Britain aud
Ireland. The Marquis
'tlf home rule is carried there must
be civil war in Ireland" This state
ment produced tremendous cheering,
and cries OF 'Ulster will fight !"
"Ulster men could not be handed over
to the dictates OF M Irish parliament"
continued the marquis, IA majority of
whom-tf they knew to 6erfne whose ac-
tions and words proved them a dis
grace to any civilized country"
Earlier in the week the Duke OF Dev-
onsEire spoke at Derby. This was the
first time he had addressed q political
meeting since his elevation to the house
OF lords. In his speech he drew par
allel between the condition OF affairs ut
the time OF the great revolution and the
state OF affairs that would be created by
passing any home rule measure that
would be approximately ly satisfactory to
the nationalists.
The endorsement OF the Ulster move
ment by two such men as the Marquis
OF Londonderry and the Duke OF Devon.
shire has caused sensation and has
shown how deeply serious the move
mcnt is.
A DEsPIcADLE ATTACK.
The newspaper. Modern Society, COM
menting on the anti-socialist praise Of
American women, takes occasion to
make most vile and despicable attack
upon Americans. The writer OF the ar
ticle, who presumably knows as much
about the subject OF American women
rs he does OF any other, says that the
horrible impurity OF the most iashiona-
bic girls in tho largest cities OF the
union is well known.
"The Deacon marriage, minus the
pistol shot," he adds, ais the typical
American marriage. The truth is thar
London society isdmpure. Americans
will In to rHp,;t tb,k ,I,