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nEnELLIoN lNICnINA.

Tho Report of tho Associated Press Con.
flrmod-Thc Rcbols Arc Increasing.
LONDON, Oct. IA dispatch from
Shanghai, dated to-day, confirms the re-.
port telegraphed to tho Associated
Press that rebellion has broken out one
hundred miles from Hankow. The
rebels arc fairly armed and vcry rock
less. They attacked tho government
buildings, which were feebIy defended
by loyal troops. The latter were soon
defeated and many of them were killed.
Many others joined the rebels. The
mandarins were killed. The province
Is almost deuuded Of troops and tho
rebels arc daily gathering strength. 1t
is expected that they will advance on
Woo Chang, province OF Hoo Pee, OF
which hankow is the capital. The gar
rison at Woo Chang has como to the
coast. and the place ia therefore prac'
tically defenseless.
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usual. But by ten o'clock the sun
camo ont aud those who came on the
special train from 'Fairmont did not
have TO uao their umbrellas and the day
overhead was an ideal one until Dir.
Wilson began to speak, when the clouds
again began to leak.
Mr.. Wilson arrived at $3.50 and was
met at the station by the atudents'
William L. Wilson club. who made day
hideous with tin horns aud other means
of frightful expression, and they
escorted him to the Wallace house,
where he received those who wished TO
see him.
Speaking began at o'clock. Ex.Gov.
ernor Fleming led of and consumed an
hour trying to undo the effect OF his
appearing before the ways and means
committee to ask for reduction OF the
duty on coal. Mr.. Wilson followed and
made once more bis speech in favor Of
tariff reform. Pennsylvania said good
word for him through Hon. John
Marion, OF Pittsburgh, and DR.. +. NJ.
Turner closed the occasion with few
remarks. Last night the William L.
Wilson club banqueted Mr.. Wilson at
tho Wallace House.
The INTELLlGgNCER correspondent
talked with a number OF prominent
Democrats OF tho western end OF the
district to-day, aud they nearly all ex-
pressed tho opinion that Wilson's
chances are not as encouraging as they
ought to be. They realize that Dayton
is making an aggressive campaign and
that this Is not Democratic year, and
no one will gamble on his chances. On
the contrary tho Republicans are conf-
dent and do not hesitate to say that
Dayton will come out OF the fight in a
blaze Of glory. The newspaper cores
pondents who have been following
Wilson state that there has been o
noticeable absence from his meetings OF
anything like big crowds and con-
spicuous lack of enthusiasm BY those
who do attend.
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Through information received by the
IxrELLEGEScER ycsterdnyGit has been
learned that n well known Wheeling
man, August Brandt, was murdered
near Cheboygan, Mich, about u month
ago. The iacts which led TO tho idonti-
flcatIon OF the man, however, only came
to light last Wednesday, whom the muir
dorer committed suicide in his cell,
leaving confession, in which he gave
all tho information he possessed as 10
tho identity OF tho murdered man.
The murder occurred about three and
a half miles from Cheboygan, Mich.
Tho murdered uan had companion.
who was arrested on suspicion and seut
to jail. Neither mau was known at
Cheboygan. Last Wednesday the pris.
oner succeeded jn committing suicide
by hanging himself in his cell.
lie left confession. in which hc gave
his own name as George I. Taylor, OF
Sandusky, Ohio. HO said the only
namO he had ever heard Tor tho mur.
dereG man was Gus. lio had stripped
all the clothing of his victim, but he
told where he had hid it, and in ono Of
the pocketstof tho clothing the dead
man had worn was found scrap OF
paper on which was written part OF a
name, Paul Kulk-," tho rest being
torn OIL, but the address, 1920 Wetzel
street, Wheeling, ". Va" followed.
Yesterday afternoon an lNrELLIdEScER
reporter called ut 1925 WetSet street.
The family Of Paul EulkrIght lives
there. and Mrs. Kulkright is a sister OF
August Brandt, who is beyond doubt
the man murdered near Cheboygan.
Ills old father lives with Mrs. kulk-
right. Rudy Brandt. tho well known
street superintendent for tho board OF
public works, is u brother OF the man,
who is well known here, having lived
hore most of his lite. He has since
boarded and worked with @. NJ. Nc
Cam. at billiards, Ohio, and later at
Muncie, Ind. He was married here to
the divorced wiie OF man named
Reeder, and they had ono child, now
about ak years old. They did not got
along vol, and he left hor, after which
she returned to RoodGr.
Brandt was home in August His
family has not heard OF him since, aud
as he always wrote regularly be-
fore, had become uneasy, and Mrs.
kulkright wrote q day or two ago to
Mrs. McCann. Mt billiards. She aud
her father and brother have no doubt
that the murdered man Is her brother,
August.
The first news tho family received of
tho sad occurrence was from the INTEL
MGENCER. They were greatly shocked,
but scarcely surprised. as it had been so
long since they heard from him. Mrs.
Kulkright said yesterday that when
Gus was home he told OF being robbed
some time before, and ho remarked
when she cautioned him against another
occurrence OF the kind, that they would
never got another dollar from him.
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oLD MONROE, No., Oct. 14.-old Mon
roc was the scene OF FREQ fight last
night, in which knives were used
and several heads booken. The al.
fair originated at a dance given
to rattle off horse. Four Rodgers
brothers from Cap -Au.Gris were against
the homo talent. No less than ten or
fifteen men were involved. When
the noise OF battle ceased. the
doors and windows aud furniture OF
the saloon where the fight occurred
we're pretty well demolished and Jack
Besselman, Lee Galloway aud ono OF
the Rodgers brothers wore seriously
hurt.
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A BRUTAL WIFE MURDER
In North Wheeling snturday-9Irs. Louis
Briesoch tho Victim.

In North wheeling saturiay-1Irs. Louis
Briesoch tho Victim.
Saturday, Louis Briesoch, we'll
known steel worker employed at Bon
wood, and living in North Wheeling,
beat his wife 80 brutally that she died
from tho effects of her injuries. He was
locked up, and later committed to jail
by Squire Gillospy without bail to
await the action OF the grand jury. The
coroners Jury, consisting OF Charles
Bouter, foreman, Harry Jenkins, John
l., Lutz, Jacob koontz, Henry Zoeck-
Ter and Fred Hoffman, after full hear.
ing rendered the following verdict:
ave, the Jurors, sworn TO inquire,
whom, how, and by what means Mrs.
Bridget Briesoch came to her death,
upon our oaths do cay that the said Mrs.
Briesoch came to her death by being
benton over the head with club or
whip, or both, in tho hands OF her hus-
band, Louis Briesoch."
Briesoch and his wife both drink i'm
moderately. Saturday he took home o
quart OF whisky, and both got drunk.
He scolded his wife about her drinking,
whom shc resented it aud quarrel en-.
sued, in tho course OF which he took q
bIncksnake whip and beat hGr terribly.
She was repeatedly knocked down, and
after he became tired beating her with
tho whip he got a club and pounded
her over the head, arms and body.
Her corpse presented sickening ap.
ponrance, One arm was broken in two
places, her chest crushed in and her
body covered with bruises and welts.
Barbara Sly. colorod woman who
lives in the adjoining house. heard the
blows ana tho screams and moans OF
tho woman during tho morning and
was several times oil tho point Of send.
ing for tho police. But quurrels were
not inireuuont in the home Of tho Brio
soch's, aud she thought the trouble
might end. When it continued until
after one clock she finally made up her
mind to call an officer.
She went down TO tho NiGiiHnt engine
house. Officer Snyder was there aud he
accompanied her to tho home OF the
Briesoch's. That was about hall past
ono o'clock. Tho sight which mot his
raze shocked him. Tho murdered wo-
man was lying OH tho floor, her face
and head bruised and cut The body
was stil warm. showing that she had
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Special Dispatch to The In'eiOs'csr
SIsrERsvlLLE, Oct. lS.-Chief OF Police
G. S. Kidd went to Wheeling Friday hav-
ing in charge Carl Meyer, a German,
who has been declared insane.
G. L. Shorts, OF Wheeling, was on a
business trip here day OF. so ago.
". r. Bowers. OF Canton, Ohio, is in
town.
i, J. SHETLAND and family have re.
turned from months visit to friends
in New York aud Pennsylvania.
Miss May Putnam, n charming young
lady from Schenectady, N. Y, is a gueS1
ut lior uncles, J. b. Schufelt.
Lou Springer loft for his homo in
Pennsylvania yesterday for short vac
alton.
A. L. McMullin. OF the firm OF Smith
& McNIullim, has been absent for tho
past week Waiting his humorous leases
in thia vicinity.
George Thompson ,\ownor Of tho l}ijOu
Opera house, was in tho city yesterday.
Tho Opera House was filed to over.
flowing Ihursdny evening, many people
being turned away, on tho OCCASION OF
tho opening by our new manager, Mr..
X, Gates. Tho play. "Hls Nibs, tho
Baron" was we'll received, and duly
appreciated by the people.
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RR1EFs FROM THE WIRES.

Adlai Stevenson will make a tour OF
New York state on the Goth and 9th in
slant in tho interest OF Senator Hill.
A heavy wind and rain storm accom-.
panied BY hail and snow, did consid.
erable damage near Bellctonte, Pa., yes
tcrday.
Tho f1rst snow fall OF the season oc-
Cured at Hollidaysburg, Pa, yesterday.
In tho mountains II reached O depth OF
three inches.
While Germany has refused to inter-
iere in the Chinese-Japanese troubles,
she will fully cooperate in the protec-
ton OF Europeans in China.
Harrison Harris, Of Alton, ILL.,, was
murdered Saturday night by unknown
parties. He had just received his pen
sion and robbery was tho cause.
The Pennsylvania state Democratic
candidates will to-day begin a tour OF
the state, accompanied by Governor
Pattison, Secretary Harrity and Attor.
ney General Hensel'
The identity OF the mon who robbed
the overland train near Sacramento
Thursday night Is still shrouded in mys.
terry. Aposso is now in pursuit of two
suspected strangers.
The recent thetts OF postage stamps in
the bureau oil engraving and printing is
said not to exceed 81 200 or s., 500. With
the exception Of William a. Beach, all
the implicated mon have boon cap.
tured.
In an interview yesterday Governor
Pattison said that Hill deserves tho
active support Of Grover Cleveland in
view OF the sacrifice Hill made IN ac-
CeptInV the nomination for governor in
tho faco Of tho difficulties with which
he had 10 contend.
Rev. Dr. Robert S. Macarthur, OF the
Calvary Baptist church, Now York, last
evening proaChcd n touching sermon on
tho life and character OF DR.. Oliver
Wendell Holmes in which hc rctorred
to him M tho centre OF the brilliant
galaxy Of American literary mon COM
posed Of Hawthorne, Longtellow, EmCr.
son, Lowell and Whittier.
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CAPT. pOVENElt,s ToUN
In Harrison County Has Boon Succession
of 0Vntinng.

In Harrison County Has Becn n Succession
of OVntiOng.
Special Di1pn.th to he Entel!igsnccr
CLAREsBuRd, W. VA, Oct. l4.-Capt.
Dovoner'a meetings ut Romine's Mills
and Bridgepors. the two Democratic
strongholds In this county, were both
magnificent monstratious Never be-
lore had therc been such crowds at
these places to hear Republican
speech. On Saturday the captain i'd
dressed large crowd at Ccrtrc Point
and an overlooking meeting at Salem
the same night The fact is Dovener's
tour through tho county has been one
series OF ovations.
N. D. Post tried to secure crowd nt
Bridgeport the night following Captain
Doveners meeting, and notwithstand.
ing the fact that it ia the stronghold OF
Democracy, the crowd was not half as
lurge as tho Republican meeting
Mr.. John o. Pendleton spoke to q
small audience at the Clarksburg court
house on Saturday night. The effort to
get n crowd was failure, so far as get
ting out Democratic voters was con-
cerncd. Mr.. Pondleton dealt mostly
with old dead issues that have long
beon laid aside, and was the first speaker
80 far on tho Democratic side that has
brought up the "force bill" Ho ac-
knowIedged that lin tho old country
we're only ten and twelve cents per day.
lie said the Republicans caused the
panic OF 1894 by passing the Mckinley
bill and creating an over production.
Everything is harmonious in Harri-
son county, and the Republican major
sty will not be less than 500.
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CLOAK MANUFACTURERS

VIII Resist tho workmcn's Demands and
Mako No Concessions.
New YoRK, Oct. 1.-THE cloak manu-
facturers have determined to resist the
demands OF the striking cloak makers
and to refuse to make any OF the con.
cessions tho workmen demand. This
conclusion was reached at meeting OF
the manufacturers held at tho Filth
avenue hotel to-day. Sixty-three firms
were represented in conference.
The aggregate capital, it was stated
of these firms Is S48,000,0 900, and the
aggregate amount paid annually in
wages by them is S5,OOO,o0O 1t was
unanimously agreed that no manufac-
turer would make any concession or
compromise with the strikers without
the consent OF all. Some OF the speak
ers said thoy would rather GO out OF busi-
noss than accede to the demands OF the
strikers.
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THE POLITICAL POT
In West Virginia is Rapidly Near
ing the Boiling Point.
ROUSIHG REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS
Are the order OF the Day-oapt.
Dovener's Campaign is ia
SERIES OF SUCCESSIVE OYATIONS.

Tho Captain Has Housing ofectings
ut All His Appointments, whiIc the
Democratic Speakers Have Hard
Time TO Get Anyone TO Speak to.
Messrs. Pcndleton and Post Are
Meeting With Very Poor Success.
Wilson's Appointoes Drumming Up
Pennsylvania Auditors for the Free
Trade show-The Repetition of His
DIuoh Used Speech Causes tho
Clouds TO Gather.
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INLEwIs COUNTY.
Mcssrs. DodrIll and Halt Address Two
Large Republican Meetings.

Mcssrs. DodrIll aud Hall Address Two
Large Republican Meetings.
SpecE1! Dwpatch 10 The fntelltGen:er.
WESTON, W. Va, Oct. Am. G.
Dodrill, of Nicholas county, and R. Ad.
Hall, of this place, addressed good
sized audience at Ltghtburn Friday
night. Tho school house in which the
meeting was held was packed to its ut
most capacity, aud tho attention givcn
could not have been better. On satur..
day afternoon another equally good
crowd was addressed at Freemansburg
BY Dodrill, Hall and George G. Cole.
The closest attention OF the hearers was
held for more than three hours, and not
nun left the room during tho entire
time. The house was crowded and
quite number stood by tho windows
on the outside. These meetings, as COM
pared with Posts recent efforts to get
crowds here, are strongly indicative OF
the feeling in Lewis county.
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LARGE PRODUCTION
or Steel Rails nt the Pennsylvania stce
works-Two Large Contracts.

ofSteel Rails nt the Pennsylvania Steel
works-Two Large Contracts.
HARGlsRURG, Pa, Oct. 14.-1ron and
steel mills in this locality are enjoying
an ora OF unprecedented prosperity.
At the Pennsylvania steel works, the
production of rails aud bessemer steel
last week was the heaviest for years.
The three furnaces in blast averaged
nearly 300 tons daily. For thrce days
tho bessemer mill averaged 100
blows every twenty.four hours. The
rail mill made 1000 tons OF rails during
the week, the largest production in Its
history. On Thursday SIG tons were
turned out-nearly ton to every two
minutes. The company hqs contracts
for 100000 tons OF girdcr rails from the
Chicago street railway company, OF
Chicago, and another large contract
from Covington, Ky. There are 1000
mon employed in tho steel works.
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BUFFALO, N. Y, Oct 14.-Dorothy,
aged oICvcn, and Emily, aged five,
daughters OF John N. scathard, pre,i'
dent OF the the Bank OF Buffalo, and
Republican state committeeman from
tho Thirty.third district and Miss
Emily b. s. Woods, aged thirty. sister.
in.law OF Mr.. Scathard. wero struck and
killed BY Il freight engine on the Now
York Central belt limo ut the Park Side
crossing this afternoon. The side cur
tains OF the carriage were up and 1t ia
probable that Miss Woods, who was an
expert horscman, did not 500 or hear
the approach Of freight train.
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Governor McKinley May Accept.

COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 14.-Davld S. Far
ris, secretary Of the national Republi-
can state central committee OF Louisi-
ana, arrived here tonight to urge Gov
ernor Mckinley to visit New Orleans
and speak next Saturday night. The
governor speaks at Nashville Friday
afternoon and a special is promised
from that city to Birmingham to make
connections Friday night. During the
evening the governor received tele-
grams from prominent northern Repub.
licans urging him to accept, and he will
probably do 80 Monday evening, when
he is to decide.
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BERLIN, Oct 14.-According to tho
Lokal Anzeiger. Vienna physician,
who is fully informed by ST. Petersburg
doctors, states that the diagnosis of the
czar's complaint wavers between cancer
In the ronal region and Inflammation Of
the kidneys. All the doctors, however,
agree that the end will be neither speedy
nor sudden. but that death will come
after gradual decline.
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RoME, Oct. 14.-At tho next papal
consistory, which will be hold before
Christmas, several cardinals will be ap.
pointed. Among those who will receive
tho red hat are Monsignor J. Jacobini,
archbishop OF Tyr and papal nuncio to
Portugal; Mon siGnor CrCtoni, nuncio to
Spain, and Monsignor Fausti, tho papal
auditor.
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LEBANON, Pa, Oct. 14.-Four depart
monts Of the Pennsylvania bolt and nut
works will close down tomorrow on &C.
count CT lack of orders. They are tho
sixteen inch rolling mill, the eight-inch
mill, tho twelvc-inch mill and tho
pudding department. About 600 men
will be thrown cut OF employment
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CLEVELAND. O., Oct. l4.-Tho police oi
this city believe that tho murderer oil
Montgomery Gibbs. has been run down
Mt last. The woman Sadie Robinson,
who was taken to Buffalo lust night.
confessed that it was she who killed
Gibbs. Tho motive for the decd was
robbery. IIor husband is in jail horO
charged with burglary. and II cousin oi
lIors named Bert Snyder ia also under
nrrest on tho aaIne charge.
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Seizure OF Anarohls. Weapons.

HAvRE, Oct. 14.-seventy packages,
purporting to be furniture, were landed
here recently from Southampton. Upon
examining them tho police found that
they contained perfect arsenal Of an-
archist weapons, including various
bombs, explosives, old arms and ammu-
nition. skeleton keys and burglars tools.
The Havre police communicated with
tho English police, who are trying TO
trace the packages TO the sender.
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DETROIT, MIclC, Oct. IA special to
tho Free Prcss from sault sto Marie,
saya: Tho steam barge George l.. Col
well and the schooner D. ?. Dobbins,
which aro ashore at Deer Park, will
prove total losses. Tugs havo boon
sent to them, but us there is big son,
it Is possible they will not reach them
In time TO savo them.
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SCRANTON, Pa, Oct l4.-Henry Bat,
tin. a prominent merchant in the hard
ware trade, is financially embarrassed.
On Saturday afternoon a judgment note
for $4,000 was filed against him in
court. The note was one given TO his
wife two years ago. What are Battin's
other liabilities Is not known, only the
one execution being filed against him.
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TEMPLE CUP PRESENTED
To the New York Players Last Night a. the
Broadway Theatre.


NEw York, Oct. l4.-All the base ball
cranks in Now York state appeared to
havo assembled tonight in the Broad
way theatre where the Temple cup was
presented to Captain Ward and his
Giants.
The fun began by the Dewolt Hopper
Opera Company singing chorus. At
traction after attraction followed in
quick succession.
Justice Grady made the speech Of
presentation, and Della Fox carried the
handsome cup and placed 1t in Captain
Wards hands. The captain OF the
Giants made short speech. The eere::
mony over, there was wild storm OF
cheers ana deatening applause. About
s., 900 was received at the box office,
which goes to the Giants.
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FOUND INSANE.
After Years search u Husband Finds Hi
Heersant wife.


PHrLADELPHiA, Oct l5.-Mrs. Katie
Melick. who eloped from this city last
November with Morris Fletcher. was
brought homo from New York last
night In an insane condition by her
husband, Enos X. Melick. Ho found
her dying in Manhattan hospital. Her
condition is said to DO the result OF tho
cruel treAtment at the hands OF her
parRmour.
Melick has been searching for his
wife since the elopemenL Last Wednes.
day she was found on the streets. i'll
and neglected, Fletcher having deserted
her. Physicians hero pronounce her
insane, but her husband refuses TO lot
her be taken from his homo to an
asylum.
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LONDON, Oct. ia dispatch to the
Standard from Berlin says that profcs-
sor Vlrchow states that he believes Dr..
Behring's diptheria serum exercise
strong protective object for weeks. per.
haps for fow months, but that it re-
mains to be seen whether the effect is
permanent or really curative.
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Special Nitpdteh TO The Inteiti0eneer.
PARKERsDURo. W. Va, Oct. l4.-Major
P. G. Field. we'll known in Grand Army
circles throughout the state. died this
morning after protracted illness.
Tho jury in the felony case against
HUFF Bros, for obtaining cattle under
false pretenses, brought in verdict Of
not guilty.
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An Uncrodited Rumor.

Verona, B. O., Oct. l4.-DCforc tho
Arawa loft Honolulu, u runOr was in
circulation that Queen Liliuokalani had
gono crazy. Tho report il not credited,
although for several days ahe had not
loft tho house she ia occupying,
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CARE Town, Oct. 1.-THE government
Of the South African republic (ths
Transvaa) have ofored to assist the
Portuguese at Lourenzo Marquee against
the Katfirs. The proposed cooperation
is regarded with suspicion here as an
infringement OF British suzOrainty.
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DUBors, Pa. Oct Il. = The PAGER
Crawford, having record of 5:O7a, died
here yesterday and was buried at the
distance pole, where the local associa.
ton will erect monument Crawford
was owned by r. A. Stranton, OF Evans
burg, Pa.
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LONDON, Oct. l4.-A Dispatch from
Shanghai says:
at is reported that in consequence
OF the GlO.00O00O ten per cent loan to
be guaranteed by the imperial customs,
Chinese agents abroad have been in
structed to put the best face possible on
the recent Chinese reverses and to rep-
resent the feet as being active and Of
Hciantu