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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-12

PlTBBURGu, PA, August ll,-An
editorial in tho Pittsburgh Dispatch OF
last Saturday referring to Senator Quay's
recent declaration that his dghtis one
"ior good government and better
politics." pointed out tho necessity and
opportunity for him to define tho prin.
cip!es to bO maintained In State and
local government, In Tsply to that
call, the senator peudS tho following
which will appear in the Dispatch Of
tomorrow:
After referring to the campaign for
the chairmaAShIp OF tho state Rcpubr'
can committee, tho senator says
''Ihs municipal combinations in the
two great cities OF Philadelphia and
Pittsburgh constitute the mOSt impOr.
taut ilctOra In the opposition. Their
methods and purposes being. in our
Judgment, sinister and Sel6sh, in direct
hostility to the best interests Of the
people Of those citieS and productive Of
miscoverumsnt.
In our judgment. success will com
nit the state organization against the
uso OF money la politics; TO resistance 10
corporate control OF Legislatures, NUM-
cipa control Of legislatures, municipal
conuciIS, political primaries and slec.
tlons,ioa form OF civil service which will
prevent the enslavsnent of public OIL.
rers and Omployes, and compelling
those appointed to preserve the peace
to ccntine themselves to their official
dutsS; 10 absolute freedom aud fairness
in beslowing state, county and muni-
cipal contracts, and to the punishment
Of any form OF faYoritism; against OK.
elusive franchises to deal in public ne
tsi.ilieS. comforts, conveyance and
sanitary requirements and to reeoR-
milton OF ability and fidelity in the
public service, keeping service to the
country ever foremost when accom-.
panied by ability aud fitness.
"FgylheTmoFe, public otieO should be
Tor tile public benefit and its term in
subordinate positions should be during
good behavior; no state or county om-
ployo or officer should be permitted to
influence primaries or elections, or
should upon any pretenss be assessed
upon his salary; all necessary positions
and salaries should DO abolished aud
municipal expenditures and taxation
should be reduced; there should be
Uniform basis OF valuation oi property
ioE public purposes; corporations en-
ioying public privileges should pay for
them; schools should DO divorced from
political iafuence and control. At the
next session Of our legiIlate. the laws
Necessary for the establishment Of these
reforms should be enacted.
"ln our judgment tho present contest
will result In tho successful evolution Of
these reforms, which We consider
essential to the continued supremacy Of
the Republican party in PGnuIylvania.
"Yours truly, NJ. S. Quay"
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A GIiEAr nIsCnYNltY.

Tho Lost Art of Welding Copper to IrOu
aud steel said to Have BOsh Found.
PlrrsuuRGu, Pa, August ll.-GoorSS
Cromlop, Cornelius Shay and John
Ryan, iron and steel workers, have die
covered tho lost art OF Welding copper
to iron or slrol. They show several
,ampos of tho metal perfectly welded.
Tho last record history gives OF those
mntnls having boon welded was Ia Scan.
dinayia 500 Il, y. Tho value Of tho dis.
covery comes In the fact that copper
oilers greater resistance to the action Of
salt wRlDr than any other moIAl. The
Carnegie company has offered tho men
u fixed price for tho secret A shop has
been fitted M Tor the men nt tho Home.
,tcnd plant, whcrn they propose to void
a plate OF copper TO an incot OF nickel
,lspl armnr plate. Tho Carnegie CON.
pany hopes to DO NblO to cover all
armor plnIcs tor tho biz battle Shlp1
with copper
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FOR FIFTY MILES

In Nebraska Fields OF Grain We're Do.
atroyOd bT Great storm.
DUNCAN, NEB., August 1.-THE en-.
tlro country was swept by a severe
electrical storm to-day and tonight and
much damage was done. The high
wind wa, accompanied by hail and
rain. The storm wa, especially severe
in Colfux aud Plat counties, while I'D.
iacent counties suffered severely. Tho
most disastrous results followed In the
vicinity Of Schuyler. All tho glass in
tho aides Of tho buildings exposed to
the storm were broken. Tho wires for
distance oi fifty mlleI in all dire ctlonI
wore torn down and information Sc cured
hero Of events In that section were
brought In by train.
While the torrents OF rain helped
crops in Hono sections, many fields
wsro wholly destroyed by tho enormous
fall OF hail. Streams In all directions
ovcrAowcd their banks in few hours,
carrying destruction in the vallOyI.
Railroad property was much damaged,
traffic being very much interierel with.
Washouts arc numerous for distance
OF nftV miles.
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ApnRrrY pNY SUNDAY,

But not 80 Dry Rs sune others-stsvo
Brodle Arrested Three Times
New YoRK, August ll.-Many new
aud interesting features in the aGbt ot
tho aaloOnkeepcrs against the police
which were promised for to-day did not
materiallzs and the day simply fell into
limo with the other Sundays which have
iutorvsnod sireO the reform police board
took hold Of the municipal admlnistra.
tiou. 1t was a pretty 'dry" day but a
shade pleasauter for the thirSty who
have learned tho scheme for securing
drinks behind closed doors.
Tothe stranger and the uninitiated the
day was almost ~ dry 10 any OF the
past half dozen Sundays, Few liquor
dealers took advantage Of the privilege
oil keeping their places opon which has
lately been decreed legal. provided
liquors arc not given away or sold. The
most notable instance was that Of Steve
Broiie, who had no ond OF trouble Ia
carrying on q charitable enterprise in
his saloon. Brodle was giving away
lemonade aud taking up q collection ior
free ice fund when the police arrested
him for breaking the Sabbath day, but
he was promptly discharged by Magis.
trate Cornell. AlterWNrd he was ar.
rested twice. but each time was released
and resumed business.
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TnB Wrus n, H., August li,-Tho
closing day Of tho National Universal.
ipLs gtovo meeting was tho most later.
ouing NJ any yot hold Tho forenoon
sorvlcO, included q Wotlnon by Row. q.
u, Nash, j.. D., Of BROOKLYN. n. y
After tho sermon Row j, NJ Pullman,
y. D., OF Lynn, Bpoke. This afternoon a
short aurvICo was hold m memory vi
lno lnls Dr A. A, Mnor, ol Boatou Adj
dre'Boa wCrc mNdr by Row A, II, Bhinn,
y d., NJ Haloihirg, M" llNH q H..
HmefIaH, 81 l!oa'8H, aHd oiAgra
a parting conference wa, hold In tlIe
evening, lOd Ivy Rcv, W. II. MUGlauIlin,
u. H., Of Hartman, Tom.
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AHALF MILnIoN LOST.


A Fig Fire Ht NSwarE, n. J.-oentrNl
Stamping works Burnsd.
NEWARK, N. j., August 1.-THE herceSt
Ere the department Of the city has had
to contend with in many years, with the
possible exception OF the big grain frs
at the Balletino brewery couple OF
months ago, broke out in the plant Of
the Central Stamping Company this
afternoon. The front Of the Cen.
trul Stamping Company's plant
was on New jersey Railroad
avenue and covered ten city
lots on that street. From this
branchod another building, Eve stories
nigh and Seyenty.lVs feet wide, rum
nninE through tho block to Liberty
street. From this building there was
4 wing Of the same size. extending from
the middle Of the block through TO East
Fair street. On tho south side Of the
main building on the avenue were 1ye
three.story brick buildings and on the
north was 4 new tWo.Story brick struc'
turG.
All these we're doItroyod. The loss
OF the Central Stamping Company 10 es'
timated upwards Of half q million dol.
lars, insurance S250,0O0. The other
lossos will aggregate $4,000.
Less than On hour after the frat
alarm was turned in tho walls began TO
fall. The houses at No. ~ Fair street
aud at No. % Liberty street were caught
beneath falling walls and wrecked.
Several other houses were badly dam.
aged by falling timbers aud brickI,
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NO INFORMATION
Uivrn out br thu state Department lie.
unrdlng tho chinese Ouirng0-

UIvnn out br thu shto Department lie.
gnrdlng Tho chinese outrage"
WAmuSdroN, August 1.-The state
department olnCiala had 10 intorma'
ton to mako public tonight from tho
rcbroscntaliyo' Of tho United stOtoi In
China concerning tho outragOa on mis'
aiunarioL
Acting Secretary Adee eaHs Into Tho
city from hi, country homo, but ho nli'
nouncoi thnt In Ind nothing Of I'M
pUflincu 10 communicate.
Admiral CARPENTER, commanding tho
A'lrtic alnliou, Una not ynt fcpllod 10
I.etIng Secretary MrNl1n'H request ipf
"a mputl NJ ttiN rcm gituntfpn rrh
wholhrr thcto Is danger oi further dia.
uthanC1S Mr. M1AIOo sngpoit0 that
possibly enough tlmO has not yet
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TERRIFIC STORM
At DauIlils, n. Y.--Con.rdsrnbls DamnE
Done TO CfOpL

At DnuIills, n. Y.--Con.idsrnblsD Damage
Done to Crops.
DASviLLR, n. Y, August ll.-A tor
rife rain and wind storm accompanied
by heavy thunder aud sharp lightning
passed over this section To-day, lasting
uOariy two hours. Many troos wcre
twisted oland blown down. Lightning
struck In SOYOral places and much dam.
ago was dOno among the farming com.
munity, fields Of grain being tiattsnod
to tho ground, corn being tangled MP
aud blown down.
A cluud.burBt on tho Lackuwanna
caused bad landslide. Tho storm Is
remarkable for tho largo volume Of
watot thRt iOll in tho abort space Of
tilno, nearly four incho' being rosi'lor.
al
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elapsed for the report to reach hero OF
that the admiral may not be q position
to communicate promptly,
RLooD on lHN NOON,

Hut One Of These ChiValFIo Gentlemcn
Refuses to Fight, Notwithstanding lie
Was Called a BOb-TalIsd Yellow Dog.
San FRANCISCO, August 1l,-SOnor
Calderon, consul for Salvador, is on tho
war path, and seeks the blood OF NJ.
OaSin, president Of the Central AmOri'
can Development Company Ho has
challenged Casin to q duel, and tho lat
ter has siguFaod his Intention OF aght.
ing the consul. While CaIin was in
company with Consul Ballsn, Of
Ecuador, CRldeTou passed them on
Ksarney street aud Sneered at Casin,
The latter rushed after CaldOron and
begged him to follow him, that they
might fight 1t out. Instead Calderon
sought the protection Of big pollca'
man and declined tho Invitation. Then
CAsin called him "a coward" bob
tailed yellow dog" and other unpleasant
things. Still Calderon would not dghi
and went home under guard OF the
policeman. Later, however, as CaiIn
was dining with General Ezota, mos.
senger arrived with n challenge from
Calderon to deadly combat. Tho meO'
sage also assured CaIin that he (Cal'
dsron) was his friend and that CaSln's
mistaken friendship for EEesa Was all
that cRms between them. CaaIn said
Tonight that ho did not think II would
bs necessary to FIGHT Caldsron w'th
deadly weapons, llls lists would bS
sufficient
Calderon and Casin were formerly in.
innate friends, but when General E1sta
arrived trouble began. EzOtA 10 CAL
deron'S bittsrsSt enemy,while Ca'in has
become very intimate with the fugitive
waFFlnK
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CINCINNATI, O., August ll.-DemO.
cratic leaders throughout the Miami
valley have started a movement to nom
mate John A. McMahon, OF Dayton, at
the Democratic state convention IN
Springfield next week, Since the county
conventions Of yeIterday 1t is claimed
that senator BrIce's friends will control
tho convention and probably go further
that to re.afIirm the platform Of 1902.
Senator Brico. sG temporary chairman,
will sound tho keynote aud his friends
arc more interested in tho platform
than in candidates. There has been
somo feeling engsndorOd In the silver
fight Mr. McMahon has kept out Of
the fight aud IL regarded aS acceptable
to both factions.
Ex-Governor Campbell has declined
to allow his name used, aud Congress-
man Paul Sorg aud Tom johnson refuse
to be drafted. In the event that the
free silver men should control the coa'
Vention the nominee Tor governor will
bs John II. Thopas, ot Springfield, or
james Kilbourne, ot Columbus.
The senRtouhip and preIidential
preferences, aS we'll aS tho silver Ques'
ton, supersede the usual contests for
places this year. Mr., McMahon was q
candidate for senator against Brice elk
ysars ago. He served eight years in
,nnurnaa and 10 a hFnlha haP.in.laW IN Wall
landingham. II he should run It would
be with view Of being senator and as
sisting Btice asa presidential aSplrant.
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Erw YonK, August ii,--laborOrS to-
LAY discovered three bodies IN thorlinN
Of tho broadway building which col
Inpscd Thursday
Al NJ thom wsFh bodies Of mon
clothed lko w0rknqmOn, but wgfg ~
hpttofod and mutilRlsd tint they could
not he Identified BY friends Of the miss.
ny mHn.
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MUCH OA5IAGlG DONE


iiy storm In Northern uhlo-rho Havoc
In ClSvsinnd.
CLEVELAND, Ono, August ll.-A sud.
den storm OF wind which passed over
Cleveland latO last night did cOnSidot.
able damage. Tho big car barns oil tho
Cleveland Electric Railway Company
at tho suburb Of South brooklyn, worn
blown down, barns wOrN unrooicd And
several giant irGci wore unrooIOl.
At AshtRbua tour big hoisLing ma.
chimes on tho orc docks wGtO blown
down, can,lna loss Of ton thousand
dollars. Telegraph communication wn3
Interrupted cast, but tho wltos arc
working Nll right tonight
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A DEFAUhTNWs FATE.


Found Short In Ills Accounts, He Kills
Himself to Avoid Punishment.
CLEVELAND, o., August 1l.-GeoEge
W. Ioohmsr, TOR several years book.
keeper at tho city wOtkhOuGs, was ar
rosted this morning on the charge OF
cmbszzlemont Of city money At Z
o'clock this evening hc was found dead
in cell at tho central police station un.
der circumstances which indicate sui.
cldc.
On Juno / II was discovered that
LoehmOr had been ombezzling funds
entrusted TO him. Tho shortage
amounted to about $1,000. Ho was per.
mittod to retain his position until his
friends made good the shortage and
was thon dismissed.
Since then an expert investigatlon OF
the books showed a further shortage Of
about $1,000. LoohmOr was arrested at
4 o'clock this morning This afternoon
he mnlo confession In which hO ad.
mittOi the theft Of $1,000. lie was thOn
apparently In good hualth. An hour
later no was found lying on tho floor Of
his cell bleeding at the mouth. ffn was
put to bod and u phYIician summoned.
The doctor advised that tho man bc
sent to a hospital. When tho ambu-
lance arrived TO remove him hO wRs
dead. Tho coroner 10 investigating the
Caso
Lochmor was thirty.cight ycari Of
ago. llp had wiiU and two ChildrOn,
but no abandoned them soon aitCr his
crime was discovered and thoY nrc now
In Detroit. For some time hO had boon
living hero with u woman who Ia ho.
lIeyed TO be an aclreIs md no was with
hcr at house on Diamond park whom
arrested this morning,
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BOOM FOR M'MAHON,
Aud 1t is In tho Interest of Rrloe's
Presidential Boom,
BRICE WILL SOUND THE KEYNOTE,

Which is Regarded as a More Im.
portrait Matter chan tho opOGtIon
of Who Shall DO tho Candidate for
GOVOFaor-An Interesting DOmo'
cratic Situation Developing Over In
ohIo-COusIdsrablo Feeling Ell.
gondOrod In tho silver TIEht-a
MoAIahon. .BrIco Combination.
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weuId.b. murder,r nnd snIclde.

Special DtIp1lcA 10 w iHlellgtneSr.
HUNrlNoroS. W. Va, August H.
John Rifle, an aged aud highly esteem.
ed citizen, became suddenly deranged
tonight and procuring a revolver tried
to shoot his wife. Tho report Of pistnl |
shots dteW a crowd. who dsarmsd Rifle
aud he was placed in room until tho
arrival Of the police, where no cut his
throat from ear to ear and iS in dying
condition.
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rnltrE rILAIS1IIlN IIInt.Ep.


Am Ohio Southern Train does Through u
Iirldsc Near IiNlnhrldgc.
ClSClNNAri, o., AuguIt li.--T'hO Com.
mOrclal GaacttO's special from GrcOn.
fold, Ohio, pnyIi Tho bridge across
Paint crock on tho Ohio Southern rail.
way nOar DalnbrdgO Ohio, Ravo way
this afternoon uudOr d toudCd frCigtt
train bound north, Tho bridge, an.
slnc and ton cars, loaded, all wont intu
tho creek taking with iiom Engineer
Clint RndClll, Fireman llowsCr aud
Brakeman Thomas DyorB, who were
buried under tho wreck, Tho water IL
fifteen ioOl doom at that place, aud thd
load bodies N tho lralninOn cannot bc
recovered until tho wreck ID removed
which cannot bo until Tomorrow Tho
engine Jumped tho track on tho bridge
from BomO unknown CNuao. Traffic To-.
HlRht 10 Jackson la oYoF tho baltimore
aud Ohio.
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QUAYS PLATFORM
psaass Principles to be Maintained
In State and Local AHairs,
THa MOST IMPORTANT FACTORS

n the Opposition to Him, uO de.
clarss, Arc the Municipal Com,
piaations in PittsburGh and PhiIa,
aslphiA-RSform Ideas HO Claims
Ills Faction AdVOoatsS-oIVil sor,
yioO ROroVm In Municipal GOVorn'
mOnt-ErpeotS tho Contest to End
in an EVolutlon of Reform,
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rwo NEW on COMPANIES
with Headquarters In Wheeling Charter,
cd Saturday,

with HoNdqunrt"r. In Wheeling Charter.
ed Saturday,
Tho secretary Of state llns issued
charters TO tho following: Tho South.
field Oil aud Gas Company, formed for
purpose Of leasing aud operating wells,
for oil aud gas. Tho principal office
will bc at Wheeling. Capital 5000,
with tho privilege Of increasing the
same to $4,000 In all. Tue inCorpora.
tors arO William EorsythO, q. W. Ap.
rOnzollOr, q. W. Lennon. Il. o. Catch.
Adelaide H. YOriOr, Knto Carver, G.
Hess and Neil Quinn, all Of Wheeling;
William Kochlino aud james NJ. Smith,
Of bridgeport, o.; II, J. A. ijfcnnOu,
John q, RobOrla. George MillOr, W. H.
Jones, William Connolly and Charles
II. Carpenter, all Of Nlnrlin's Ferry, o.
10 tho Campbell Oil Company, formed
Ior tho purpose OF dealing In oil aud gas
lands Tho principal oIllcO will DO at
Wheeling. Capital BloCk $1,000, with
tho privilege Of Increasing tho same to
SlOO.0OO Tho inCOrpotAtorI nro d. NJ
Campbell. O. T. Bachmnn, Lawrence
Hitnits, Plnlon HanC, William Filing
him. 4. Rio4lCr aud jacob W, Grubb, all
Of WAppliNv.
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A Ynnnr nInn,. snIcids.

S.DeeldI Iltpolch % tN IR't3lQtlcIf.
FAIRMoSr, W. Va, August ll.-Jack
Arnost, q young man about 25 years
old, committed suicide by hanging at
the home OF his mother in Palatino.
Ho tied section Of Wiro rope to the
raftor while sitting on the joist, and it
is supposed that he jumped Of, as his
neck was broken.
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Tho oil vol IN tito Gallagher farm
seven mile, southeast Of MoundIvllo,
In MarAhnll county, IL now In tho Sand,
aud tho inlO Of tho vol will hc known
to-day Worry much dOpcnda upon this
vel as II opcnH upa nov nold. No"
lcrday tho wOl was yl,ilui by prom.
nont oil mon from all pntts Of tho cOuu'
nv, aud much In Ils favor rs n pfolnc't
was predicted from the GhataClOr Of llit
sand taken Uul
Anolllct VOL WIS loCAlpl II ipw dave
ngo Oh tho Aaron llalnsry farm, Rliuin'
lux pOwhatnn, aud operations will bC
begun thOtO In q low days
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DIVIDED nEioonAoY
On the Silver QussriOn-ItarVOy'I Huhs.
iugton Meeting.

On the Silver QusstiOn-IIArVOy'I Huht.
iugton MsstInE.
Special DiSpateh to ne intelligence
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, August 1.-THE
meeting thoroughly advertised by the
local Democracy for last night which
was to bo addressed by W. Il. Harvey,
Of coin fame, did not bring together the
large crowd that the managers Of 1t OK.
pscted. It was advertised to be non.
political, but none but members of the
party that called it were seen on the
platform. Harvey's address was the
same as no has been delivering right
along, and was an appeal for silver. II
demonstrated ono thing, md that 10
that the Democratic party in this Sec
ton is woeiully divided on the money
question and has stirred both aides to
action. Many leading Democrats now
dsplore tho action OF calling meeting
OF this kind.
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MINEr~ Strike.

Lnup Crssk Sion Dsmhnd u wslghmnn
and VIII nol wnrk Unlli ThoI oct Onc.
CnNnLryroS. W. Va, August ll.-FiI.
teen hundred miners along tho LouD
Crook region struck last night and will
not 20 to work tomorrow.
They claim they were 10 got paid by
tho ton and are paid by tho mino car,
which holds more than 10 claimed.
Ihero has boon trouble lor some timO.
Tho mon demand a wOighman.
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Alilr Mi..lnn cnnltlhn,Inn.

JLD OncnARD, Me, August ll.-At
Dr. A. h. Simpsons Christian alliance
meeting to-day $4,000 was pledged for
atni"ionAty work
Tm, IL tho largest collection ovor
lakon In tho world 10 single day Tor
'H0Hlpuaty purposes
The lafta,t individual Offering was
Rev ]. +. Holding, Of 'l'oHa', who do.
mated foAl cslats In California valued
al $1,000. -.
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war vessels. San Francisco is the noar-
est port to Japan where the ShipI can
bs built, and, o. tho Union iron works
has q reputation tor building arst class
ships. Mr., Scott expects TO return with
enough contracts to keep his company
busy for aoma time.
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sporiGl DiSpaish to ne ln.tIligeHcer,
HUSrNdroN, W. Va, August H.
George Crook Post G. A. r.. OF Crown
City, Abore here. have made arrange.
mcnts for reunion from tho 2Sth to
tho SOlh, aud hnvO invited n number Of
distinguished gentlemen in Ohio aud
this state to bo present,
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CAMPOS CHEERED
By the Citizens of Havana at q
Review Of Volunteers.
MAEESASPEECH TO THEPOPULECE

In whioh Hs AlIudss to tho Insur.
gents as "a Mob Whose oaly Motto
Is DsSsruotIon"-A Body of Rebels
Surprised by ROndOn's Troops and
After a BrIet Battle RetIros with a
Loss of Ten Killed and Twsnty.sII
Wounded.
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Special Dt'pd:ch 70 he Inislli0cacer
HuSriNurOS, August ll.-ThO City
Transfer Company, which was organ.
lied three months ago here, was late
Saturday night placed in the hands Of a
receiver, +. u. Little being appointed.
Tho affair has bOOn losing money for
some time.
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BAN hnhSusoo, August ll.-japan I,
evidently preparing for another war
Tho little island empire wants twonly
nov wNr,llp,, hnd on Tuesday ltvlug
", Scott will sail Tor Japan TO secure
tho contracts for building Somo VI tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-12

LONDON, August ll.-ThO Times will
publish a dispatch from Tion Tsin to.
morrow which says that Annoy dis.
patches received thero record meetings
Of Europeans demanding that England
act with energy and mako reprlSGla II
neceMary to protect hor snbIects.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-12

SYDNEY, n, S. W., August 1.-Two
moro OF tho boats OF the British steamer
Catterthun, which ran on tho Seal
Rocks between Sydney and Brisbane,
hnye boen found bottom upwards.