The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-26

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\ cxtingulsh the flames, but the Prussianl
opened fire on them with artillery, com
pelliug them to dosist. The villages werl
4 entirely destroyed. The PrtlssiRns have
bombarded Meutres Ia Vile.
! General Wimpfen in g recent lettel
SAYS the Emperor 5Gurrende cred in q. YetJ
cowardly manner at Sedan. He (Wimp
4 fen) proposed q movement which woult
have redeemed everything, but It wa
overruled at once. -.
Dreadful Catastrophe at StraSburg.S.
Doubtful Report.
SpeciN to TIE Netg Y0Ek Tines.
LONDON, September 23.
Itappears that the condition Of stras
burg Is not SO desperate as to prevent the
population from seeking recreation in the
atrical amusements A dispatch from co
logne tonight brings the distressing intel
ligence that shell which fell into the
theatre Of the bcsfeged city exploded, and
caused q dreadful c0nfiAg grafton, by which
900 persons, mostly women, lost theil
lives, dlGtiG4
,a1Ti" Another Account. 7HJfT'
aJsf Iva tits LONDON, September 20.
kilograms are opostedlup in the news
rooms here, reporting that the theatre o!
Strasburg was SGT on fire by shell, and
200 persons who had taken refuge In the
building, the majority Of them women
were burned TO death; also, that private
residences in the city have been broken
into, and plundered by the mob. The
reports are not confirmed from other
sources, and arc entitled to little or nc
credit De. 81 -, EGg n Ess
Rcd Republican, Uprising Iii ParIS 3
BIoOdShed In the Streets.
Spscialto the NJ 7. Telegram.
70 ,iraa q - 4 LONDON Sept "a
a Telegram from Paris states that the
excitement in government classes was
Overwhelming when they heard Of the
revolutionary uprising Of the Reds In
Paris, and the seizure Of the Hotel
| dc Vile government Rumors are
spread by flgitives from the city, where
the widest disorder Aand confusion pre-
vail. Generals Trochu and Vinoy, It Is
said. with,a large force Of men, from the
outside fortificatiops, entered the city for
tue purpose Of quelling the disturbance.
These troops camO in contact with the
revolutionists, and severe fight In the
streets ensqed The F IL result 0f Which y pRt HG
The Ministry Appeal to Frances.Re-
sistance to the Last. "a
| J9iit4 tToURs, SGptcmbq
tThe following is the official prOclama'
ton: .los4l2 niaB o0I
To France: ,,.....,...,....,-.,
Before the siege Of Paris Jules Fayre
desired to see Count Bismarck, to know
the intention of the enemy. The following
Is the declaration OF the enemy: Prussia
wisheslto continue the war in,oFder to re-
duce France to q second rate power. Prus-
sia demands Alsace and Lorraine as far as
ATctz,by right Of conquest. Prussia be-
fore consentingsto AN armisticJ demands
the fshdiho1 oE STRbufg, ToulA and Mont.
VailtAn. Paris Is -exasperated, and VIII
rather bury herself beneath her ruins
than submit to such propositions. We
can respond but by resistance to the; last
extremely. France acceptslthe struggle
and counts upon her children.
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5yEsrI7i s,r BEzoN,
FouRcHoN.
l7 T6uTnot carried by storm.
BRUSSELS, September "a.
Toul capitulated and, was not carried
BY storm as first reported. Theterms ac-
corded were similar to those granted at
Sedan.
Reported Offer of Bazaine to capita
10 staaa lnlate., .s,i1g ~
LONDON, Sept, "a.
Tho following significant dispatch has
Just been received 500 5Ina a''.l Z
.D,st ,,7 !, BRussELs, Sept s4,-Noon.
Bazalne has offered to capitulate on
condition that lleIbd allowed to take his
baggage and arms. He engages that he
will not take up'arms for three months;
The Proclamation iof the Ministry.
~ ". w y n ... I. a. %, \ ToURs Sept a.
The Ministry have issued a proclama-
tioni to the people stating that, "France
will rather bury herself In her own ruins
than accept the insolept1 conditions Of
Germany" .a 81 t,gs.,,t-saI 4t ~
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ir9i new !F;s9 Teace ~ hu9ES' slT1Sl nJ3!
The rumors ot new Gdevelopmentss in
the negotiations for peace are confirmed
French Defeats Denied.
TIN c3s,,;l,; ;,S;55n,,I g q; says. i d was erron.
,sa,,SI,, S.SyInrTed vpateriav tIfatf tlte ZEN.
~ asss5ssnts lEsSaround sPariss resulted ia
EsssS1sS,; ;S5SS 5sSroeS s,S TEes FrhrGh !hads Ana