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ANOTHER upRoAR
In The Socialist Consrc. Over seating OF
Anarchists,

LONDON. July 29.-1t required the
whole OF the remainder OF the sitting OF
the Socialist Congress to decide the
claims Of the French delegates to seats.
those delegates In the meantime having
developed n difference In their own
ranks. They wcrc finally admitted only
on terms OF division and disagreement
among Themselves. The proposal made
by NJ. liillaud on behalf OF the French
delegates was 10 allow them to divide
into two sections, us they disagreed up
on important questions. This immedi-
ately precipltated discussion and
great excitement and loud shouting en-
sued among The delegates.
Chairman Ilyndmnn finally suggested
that one delegate should speak for.
and another against the proposal. He
then asked NJ. Milleraud to speak, but 1t
was fully another half hour before the
French socialist deputy could obtain a
hearing. When he finally succeeded in
making himself heard, he denounced
the anarchists and declared that his
section would withdraw from the con-
grcss II the anarchists were allowed TO
take part In the proceedings.
Another tremendous uproar oh the
floor Immediately followed and mutual
forth between the different French sec
tons. Chairman was utterly power
less to control the situation or td nut
stop To the noise aud the delegates
went on yelling and waving their arms
and dcnOuncing each other. while no
one could possibly hear what any one
else was saying and the tenor Of the
remarks could be Judged only by the
fierce gestures nnl threatening de-
mcanor OF the shoutcrs.
AN American delegate In the midst OF
the din shouted out In n stcntorlnn voice
that could he heard that the NrcrlcnEg
sided With the French minority mud
against iln Anarchists. This again
aroused the French majority, who. how
ever, only lmpcrfectly Understood what
the American said and they shouted
themselves hoarsc In rcpudiatiug what
they thought was charge that they
were Anarchists.
The English delegates took no very
active part III the disturbances. but
simply regarded the scene with stunt
fed disnny. H,,lI
When the uprOar had somewhat sub
sided. the Belgian VnndcvlIdt opposed
thu division OF the Ercnchman which
caused renewed disorder.
1t was only when the delegates wcrn
entirely exhausted from shouting
that vote was taken ly mn
tionalit!es OH ". Allllcraud's promo.
sit!0n. il WIS decided by 4 vote of II
to- {. to allow the FreNchman to divide.
The congress- then adjourned ftcr the
sitting had lasted for suvon hours, amid
constant turbulence and disorder,
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In another column II viii bc seen that
the price for admission at Mozart parli
next week during the enlargement of
the big Dooltsiadnr's mlnsttcis. has been
liked at tho low rate OF twenty, flye
cGnts which Includes the round trip ON
tie Incline, This II the lowest ndmIs.
sion ever tlarged by this popular
rblack-fa organization nnl I; should
draw immense crowds at every Der.
formance:: The company has the rem
utaiion OF being one 1f tha finest on the
ROAD nnd lhN people df Wheeling do no,
nceu az introduction 10 such artists aS
Burt lar. D9ckstadcr, James Taggart,
Doughcrty. 'a =
The engagement will begin next sun.
day afternoon and performances vii,
week. ~ ~'''e
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NEW YORK. July 29-Romau j. zu-
hcf. claiming to be journalist from
Boston. and Russian count. commit
ted suicide in cell OF police station
here to-day. Zubof. who was about
twenty-five years OF age. was arrest
ed as he was about to sail for Europe on
board the American line steamer New
fork.the allegation being that he owed
hotel bill OF 5000. lie pleaded with the
complainant to withdraw the charge.
as Il was very important that he
should SO TO Europe at once. and he
paid $50 on account. The officer who
served the warrant would not listen 10
talk of compromise, saying the case
was then out OF the hotel Keepers hands
and he took Zubof 10 the station where
he was locked up. Soon afterwards zu-
bOf was found dead. having hanged
himself with his pocket handkerchief.
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CINCINNATI. o.. July PA bold
and successful robbery OF faro. bank
was reported at Newport. KY, this
morning. At Ifuber's Garden. sum-
mer resort on the electric line back OF
Newport. in very quiet place. II faro
game OF considerable proportions has
been In progress nightly. Late last
night two men with revoirers drawn
suddenly entered the room. and In spite
OF the superior numbers OF the players
and proprletors,. they emptied the pock-
cts OF players and tho Golfers OF the pro-
pr!etors and got AWAY unharmcd. No
census was taken of the stolen money,
but II Is known that 3T5 was taken from
the cash drawer. All the Victims are
retlcent and II seems that this new In
dustry will become popular With high
wayinen
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M0RELAND SENTENCED.

Mnst Pay Big Fine and Serve Three
fenrs-Ilouse Gets Two Years.
PITTSBURGH, July 29.-Mnjor Will
lam C. Moreland, ex-cIty attorney, con-
vlcted OF the cmbczzlemcn. of city
funds. was sentenced to-day to pay n
fine OF $4,000 and undergo 'hrcc years
imprisonment In the Riverside pcni;cu-
tiary. His assistant w. II. liouse, was
fined $1,000 and two years nni three
months to the pententIary.
While the shortage upon which
Messrs. Moreland and House were con-
rictcd was only $4,000. thu amount OF
Moreland's fine. there was between three
ana four hundred thr0usanl dollars un-
accounted for In the books OF the city at.
tOrney.
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ST. LOUIS. July 29.-wlth the excep-
tion OF ex-chalrman Taubeneck, all the
Popullst leaders have left the city. A
large quantity of documents and books
have been sent 10 Washington for use
during the campaign. and Will. the
selection Of Washington as headquar-
ters OF the Populist national executive
committee has not yet been announced
they will be doubtless located there.
Secretary Edgerton. whG left for his
home In Nebraska, will go to Washing
ton within Week or so md will be Join-
ed there by Senator Butler. the chair
man Of the executive committee.
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CHICAGO. July 2a.-An unknown
woman rldlrg n bicycle ran over Will
lam Klink, IN aged butcher, at Fifty
first nnd Morgan streets last night, ana
injured him 80 severely that he died
from the effects to-day. 'rhs woman
was ''acorclluE" and the old butcher in
attempting 10 get out OF hcr way STUN
hlcd and fell. As lic fell one OF the han
die bars struck him In the abdomen run
turing one OF his inirStlncs. Tho woman
mounted her wheel before 1t could be as
cortalncd who she waa. and rode AWAY,
having the dying man lying In. The
81 rect ........
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WILL VOTE FOR M'K1NLEY
Ir. Robert Lowe Knows what lie Is Do
Ing-Sound IteasonSr 10 IIIS Change.


Mr. Robert Lowe Knows what lie D.. Do.
ing-Sonnl I,easonsr 10 IIIs Change.
Special Dispatch TO the In,ciligcncer.
FA1RMONT, ". Va, july s9-Hnn.
Robert Lowe a lie long Democrat. and
an ex-member of the legislature Of West
Virginia, has declared for Mckinley and
says IN future he can be counted for the
Republican ticket. He says by voting
for Mckinley he knows what he Is vot-
Ing for. as the party's policy for thirty
years has been the same but by voting
for the Democratic party one does nor
know what to expect. as that party has
not Kept single promise made In 1892.
and that. the repeal of the purchasing
clause Of the Sherman law. the repeal nf
the Mckinley tariff law. and the adop-
tion OF the Wilson bin each sien1lly fail-
ed TO produce the effect claimed by their
friends.
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FOUR MORE DEATHS
In tho Western Pennsylvania storm.
Damage May Reach u Million,

PITTSBURGH, Pa, July ss.-Talcs
Of death and devastation from tho awful
storm which swept over Western Penn.
sylvanIa Monday night, continue [ q
pour In. Four more drownIngs are no.
ported and another victim OF the su-
gar Grove accident IL not expected 10
survive the day. Il
This VIII make tho death list fifteen,
including the seven drowned ut Cecil:
The latest Victims ara:
John Wha!en. aged twelve ycars.
drowned near Woods Run, Allegheny. !
Mino Gallo. an eight-year-old Italian
girl, drowned In Pine creek, near Wild
wood. NJ 7
Unknown miner reported drowned In
Guncy's Hollow, near Shaner's Pa.
Unknown Italian reported drowned I
Smlthton. Pa.
George Miller, crushed by n falling
tree at Sugar camp, stll living, but
physicians report that he cannot re-
cover.
The damage TO property was particu-
larly heavy In Washington and Fayctte
counties. and will probably reach a mil.
lion dollars. b
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CINCINNATI. July ga special TO
the CommcrCi1i-Tribunc from Blufrtor,
Ind, says: This afternoon tornado
swept over this county. CLEARING every
thing before II. Robert Gavin's huge
barn was crushed, burying cattle and
horses In the debris Its truck was only
a fey miles north of that OF Yesterdays
storm. Dwellings were overturned and
the Methodist church was unroofed Mt
Liberty Center. At Petroleum dwell
Ing was blown 10 pieces. The Glover
Leaf railway, between here and Liberty
Center, was covered with fallen trees.
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Struck I,r LIGHTNING.

SDccIhI DISPATCH TO The 1nicllleencor.
PARkERsBuR3, ". Va. July "a
AsJ. c. Phclps,a well known merchant.
was driving home during last nights
storm, lightning struck the wheels OF
mis- buEgy, jumping from one TO the
Mr.. Phelps and his horse was thrown
Into n ditch twenty feet distant and
both were badly stunned, though not
seriously injured. Their escape from In.
stant ucath hppcArs miraculous. - !.
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STATE HEADQUARTERS
Ofthe Itspnbliran Committee Opened In
Wheeling Srstpf,lny,


Yesterday the headquarters OF the Re-
publican state committee were opened
In Wheeling for the campaign. The en-
tire lover floor Of the'new office building
on Chapllne street, opposite the public
building has been rented. Chairman
W. N. o. Dawson. OF the stntc osmnit-
tra. arrived In the city last night and
Wheeling viii be his address during the
entire campaign and until after the elec-
tlnn next November. The committee
viii begin Its active work within a few
days.
On Chairman Dawson's staff arr the
following gentlemen, who viii be In
Wheeling most OF the time during the
campagn:
a. II. White, OF Parkersburg. secrc-
tary.
". j. W. Cowden. OF Wheeling. as
ristant secretary, In charge of assign
inent OF speakers.
John X. Thompson. OF Putnam county,
In charge OF speakers Jointly with Mr..
Cowden.
John T. Harris. OF Parkersburg.. IN
charge OF the distribution OF documents
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1iADIFAX. N. s., July 29.-Aquatlc
events were again the feature OF the
summer carnival to-day.
The chief event OF the day, the profes-
siOnal double AClill for the worlds
championship three miles, with n turn
was called at O'Clock with smooth
water. Gaudnur and Rogers were the
winners by fifteen Lengths In 1S:t9a.
The boHts starting were: Bubear and
Barry, Of England: tiaudaur and Rag-
ers. OF Atheriy. Ontario, and Dund0n
and Hackett,, OF Toronto. and Isat
pOrtnpr 800
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REDUCING EXPENSES.



sylvnnin Road TO EeonomiIc.
3 PHILADELPHIA, Pa. July c9.-Be-
cause OF the general depression In bust
ness, the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany decided to-day TO stop all work on
its lines wherever possible. In order TO
reduce expenses At the same time II
was ordered thut all contemplated I'M
provemcnts should be laid aside for the
present.
One OF the vice presidents OF the COM
pany said to-day that the reason for
stopping the work vas the fact that
financial trouble and business dcpres-
sion exist all over the country. He
said the experience OF other corpora
tons leads 10 the belief that II the COM
pany decided TO float bonds In order to
continue the improvements, 1t would be
difficult to do so, except at 4 sacrifice.
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KANSAS CITY, July 2s-The national
Democratic club has organized last
night By prominent gold standard
Democrats. Hon. Francis n. Black.
rx-chlcf Justice OF the state supreme
court. was elected president. The club
has issued call for general confer
ence OF all gold standard Democrats to
be held here tonight when an attempt
win be made 10 map out plan OF cam
paign. Particular attention will be paid
TO the congressional elections.
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LOUISVILLE. KY, July 2g.-Thr
present hot spcIf has broken the record
for the pnst fifteen years. YESTERDAY
III" Thermometer registered 9S.5 and 10.
dag II rcdclicd 0S degrees. Two deaths
due TO the heat are reported, both The
victims being lnborcrs. There have been
numerous pr0strations.
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Z CINCINNATI, July "a spcciaI to
the comerclal-Trlbune from Ainsslilon,
o.. says: Jess Wilson. n boatmnn. who
came here from Mansfield a month ago
win hyounE wife, formerly Ella Lloyd
Canton, cut his w!fc's throat from ear to
ear. lie was captured The woman
Is diving. y. -
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To be Notified In yr,, York,

LINCOLN. Neb., July 29.-upon re-
ceIpt OF intelligence from New York to-
day. that the hall at Madison Square
Garden could be secured for that date,
Mr.. Bryan announced that he will re-
ceive the notification committee OF the
August L. He was Unable 10 say just
when he will leave the city for the east.
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est In tho campaign, such ns would be
Involved In their attending polIlicnl
conventions as delegates, making poilt.
cal speeches or assisting in the mnn.
agemcnt OF political campaigns. THE
postmaster generals circular expressly
states that he does not desire TO control
their opinions on political matters,
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LONDON. July 2g--In the Yardr-
BullGr case n verdict was found that
the respondent was not guilty OF cruel
Is or adultery that Butler was guilty
OF adultery and the respondent was
granted decree OF judicial separation
with costs. The case against Gndcsdcu
was dismissed and he WIS allowed costs
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CAPT. JOHN SHERIDAN
Appointed Director OF the Union Pacific
by tho President

WASHINGTON. D. c.. July 29-Thc
President to-day made the following ap.
pointments: John Sheridan, OF West
Virginia. to be government director
OF the Union Pacific railway company
vice Fitzhugh Lee resigned; Lewis y
Whitcher. OF South Dakota, receiver of
public moneys at Mitchell. South Da.
kotn. Vice deceased: benjamin g. Ash
OF South Dakota, agent FOR the lower
Briile Indians to MI nn original va
cancy: and Joseph Emery, OF Calitor.
MIA, agent for Indians on the klamath
agency In Oregon, vice Petit, resigned,
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LIMA. Ohio. July 2J.-The Harmon
twenty mile hanulcap road race drew
out large crowd this forenoon. This
place won was Is C.. c.iCOwlcs, OF Lima,
a limit man. In on" hour and thirty
five srcnnds The tImG'prizc was won BY
T.. L. IhF'cyTe,
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TIE ELKlNS CADETS
Formed by EhthusiA.tic Republicans
al Largely Attended Meeting last
Night-A t'rc,lltnble Oruauixntiou.

Wheeling IL to hnve one or the best
campaign clubB that she ever bpasted Of,
and II last nights meeting cal, be taken
for anything, the organization will be
one OF the best drilled that ever march.
cd In political parade In West virginia,
notwithstanding the warm weather six
~ enthusiastic young Republicans hE-
scmblcd IN Odd Fellows hail md placed
their names upon the roll OF what they
afterwards named the Elklns Cadets.
The manner IN which they went about
the formation VI the club showed thnt
they were In II heart and soul. Il.
Dr ". G. Etzcr called the meeting to
order and acted ns chairman. Lawrence
Wheat was appointed secretary and the
meeting was ready for business. The
.sgnlng OF the roll was tho first business
after which the following officers were
elected:
PpsliGnt-Dr. W. G. Etzier.
Vice Presldent-Wllllam Dlnger.
Secretary-linwrence Wheat
Trensurcr-Frcd lluseman.
Upon motion OF Mr. II. c. Richards,
Col. william II. Travis was elected
unanimously nv captain OF tho club
which gave him the power to select the
aides and the marching officers.
The prpsldeht appointed committees
on finance. uniform ana constitution and
by-lhws, that viii report at the next
meeting.
The nnlfOrm viii be neat nnd attrac.
tive one ana At the snme time will be
reasonable IN cost. 1t promises TO be
the crack club OF the campaign and will
BE- II credit to the community. The FL
klns Cadets starts of we'll, under the
most favorable circumstances and de-
serve the greatest encouragement.
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WAYS AND MEANS
Discussed by the Lending Rcpubli.
can Campaign Managers
At NEW YORK HEADQUARTERS
Chairman Hanna Meets Them to
Talk Over Matters.
MONEY AND TARIFF QUESTIONS

c,nnct bo Divorced, aud the Campaign
rl.n viii E.vnde Neither--rarlff League
VIII prosecute It's Work on Its Own
Lln,,-No Want Of Literature for the
Educational Work on the Currency
question Encouraging Reports From
y.rioa, Section, OF the Country Re-
e,I,ed.
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CLOSED ITS DOORS.
DcnhIsun Deposit Bank Fails -DcpUsitors
Indignant.

CLEVELAND, o., July ga specia,
from Denmson. O., says: The DcnnIson
Deposit Bank closed Its doors today
and assigned 10 L. NJ. Bailey. Of Now
Philadelphia. O. No authoritative
statement has yet been issued or the
utanduB Of the bank. but the liabilities
viii reach 100000 while the assets will
hardly cover SGO.0Oo.
Charles Johnson, the president. re-
fused to be interviewed. The feeling
against tho bank IL very bitter, MS Il f.;
generally known that II accepted de-
pOslts last night after business hours.
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DENVER. Col, July 99.-Thc Colo
RADIO Republican staie central commit
tee to-day passed resolution lndOtsIng
Mckinley and 1fobart and ruling all
Republicans who had announced them
solves for Bryan and Scwnll out OF the
lellbcra tIona OF the party.
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several months aSo We sold tinc up-
rirht PIANO TO a summer hotel, which
mas lately been compelled to make an
assignment. The plano has been put In
our hahds for sale and II Will be sold
9t q great sacrifice to an immediate
purchaser. Y. w. BAUMER CO.
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HUNTINGTON, Ind, July PA lor-
nado lnte tliiH afternoon dninagcd many
buildings here, twisted off trees and
rendered worthless many fields or corn
nnd oatR. 1t was accompanied by del
mGlng rain.
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NEW io1lk-~lJccln. Stcttin. eto
souTllAMPTON-Si. Paul. New York.
ROI.EEnpAM4Ma Manadnm, New York. :
SouTiiAMpToN- N-Suilcd-liaycl, from
Bremen, New York. ls's. ~
dclphla ~
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Arrived fio,,,e.

CANTON, Ohio. July 29.-Major and
Mrs. Mckinley reached Canton from
Cleveland via the Cleveland. Canton &
their visit at Chairman Hanna's home.
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CHEATED THE .LYEcHERs.
Henry Lyons, OF Unsun County, the wife
Murderer, Kills Himself.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligencer.
POINT PLEASANT. W. Va, July %.
Henry Lyons, OF Cologne town. this
county, who shot and instantly Killed
his wife yesterday, when he had in
duced her TO accompany him back home
after she had gone 10 her fathers home,
tonight, and shot and Killed himself.
Excitement vase high and the wife
murderer would have u cen lyuche,l.
probably, had he not taken his own
IIfa
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Special DiSpatcl, TO the lhtclllgoncer
CHARLESTON, W.,Va.. July ea-rhc
Typographical union Tonight formally
declared strike against the Evening
Telegram.
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Special Dispatch to the 1ntelIiEencer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, July o9.-The
wife OF Hon. S. c. Burdettc died this ar-
terunOn,
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For West Virginia. Fair; continued high
temperature: sOnthwcstcrly winds. 8
For Western PrnnSylvanlh, Thrchtcrlnt.
%nnthcr ana showers are probable: con.
iiliucd nigh temperature during tho days;
hrisk sonlhwrStGrly5 winds. 4,ti
For Ohio, Fair preceded by showers;
Soniihurd nigh Temperature. fresh to
hrlsi southwcstcrly winds. b
Local Temperature.
go temperature yesterday as observed
by e. Schncpf. druggist. corner Four.,
inentli ana Market streets. was as ,fol.S,
a. m.""...."n. ii|a y. m.......>n... Si'
!: iti.................. sslWcathcr. Fair. X
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-25
AS TO SEWALL.

The president of one National bank; a
director in dozen other banks; manu-
facturer who wants lis products subsidized
by the Government; an aristocrat who is
aristoeratlc because he has millions of dol
lars; monopolist because it swelis his
profits at the expense of the public, and
an oppressor of labor, is good enough
kind OF man in the estimation of some
people, but on general principles such an
individual would not make a frst-class
Populist. Nevertheless, Arthur Sewall,
Democratic candidate for e-President,
who is exactly the kind of man here
described, is trying very hard to make
farmers and other working people believe
that he is Popuiist from center to cir
cumference.
AS National banker Mr.. Sewsll looks
upon Populist as little better than a
hlghwayman. AS an owner of ships he
looks upon his sailors as little better than
cattle. As manufacturer he looks upon
the Government as something that should
pay bounty to his products. AS mil
honaire he looks upon labor as the mud
sills OF the aristocratic social ediice he
lives in, but as candidate for Office Mr..
Sewau would be Populist, laborer and
q mudslll.
The Devil was sick-the Devil q monk would be;
The Devil was well-the devil a monk was he.