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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-27

CONVICTION, Ky. Oc.. 2G-Odil Fei.
lows hall was crowded tonight by men
exclusively, without regard to party.
to express Indignation at the insult Of
fered Secretary Carlisle In that hall on
last Thursday evening. The cha!rman
chosen was Hon. Harvey Meyers. ono OF
thu electors on tho Democratic ". J.
Bryan ucket.or Kentucky. Inhisspeech
on tnldng the chair. Mr.. Meyers said
that Secretary John C. Carlisle. OF all
men, can afford TO let tina. outrage IN
him so unnoticed. The city OF Coving-
ton. Of all cities. could not let II pasa
without a thunder Of disapproval that
would make uny future attempt 10 cup
press free speech impossible in the city
OF COviuSton- lie continued:
Some say that Secretary Carlisle
should not have attempted 10 return TO
CovingtOn TO speak. knowing as he did
tho state OF feeling aginSt him, bx God
forbid that the day shall ever come In
this country when any man may not be
free to address the public on any sub
:eCt The bill OF rights OF Kentucky
guarantees freedom OK speech. In this
country. where popular Will governs.
II blow at free discussion OF questions
submitted to the popular will Is a fatal
blow AZ the very foundation OF popular
government. No such ;hinE must be
tolerated" (Uproarlous cheers)
Mr.. c. 3. S!mrall presented series OF
resolutions. In doing so he said that
owing TO promises from the mayor ana
police that the offenders should be fer
/ a In .ATsiNt taI rn5Olll-
ton omitted condemnation OF officials
as intended. Yet four days had elapsed
since the outrage and not single arrest
had been made.
Mayor RhInOck nroSc and said that
John FaGin. charged with throwing a ci-
gar at Carlisle. was before court to-day
and his case was pending. He said he
had appealed to council TO offer a reward
for the man who threw the eggs. He
said the police would make arrests IL
they could find the perpetrators.
George II. Thobe. who polled DIE
vote for Congress ten years ago as CS-
isles opponent, urose and said:
THE mayor seems 10 be after the egg
th-owers. He does not seem TO recng-
u.zc the rowdyism of the gang OF dis
turbcrs in the hall, or OF the great crowd
that followed Mr.. Carlisle with insults
on the street with ten policemen march
ing beside them"
S!r. J. D. Hearnc, Of Covington. said
II the police did not know some OF that
crowd Of d!sturbers they were not 1T Tor
the business.
Ex-LIeu;enant Governor Bryan made
n fiery speech denOuncinE the outrage
as hostile TO the system OF poular gov
ernmcRt.
MrTheodorr Hallam offered subsii.
tutc which included denuncladon OF
Interruptions 10 ". J. Bryan AZ Yale anu
elsewhere. They were unanimously VOL
ed down. The regular resolutions were
unanimously adopted. They condemn thc
outrage to Mr.. Carlisle in unmeasured
terms, disclaIm the responsibility OF Gov
Inston FOR that conduct and call upon
the city government 10 detect and nunien
the perpetrators. There wae not SIN
gle no against the resolutions.
Mayor Rhinock WAS severely hand!c'l
in an interchange of words by citizen
In the audience, who charged him and
his police with coming short Of their du-
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WASHINGTON. u. c. Oct 26.-Tho
annual report OF Captain Sampson.
chief Of the naval ordnance bureau.
shows that Il great deal of work has
been done during the past fiscal year
toward the armament Of ships of the
navy. Up 90 date the bureau has hull.
40 guns OF larger caiibrc. has eighty
nine partly completed md has con-
dcmncd only two. Al ~ the siS!nch
guns on hand are 10 be converted into
rapid firing guns as soon MS funds are
available. The appropriations OF $3.50. 900
for reserve guns Is being utilized 10
construct two eight inch. two twelve
inch and two ihirteeu-inch guns and
these, with those previously authorized,
will supply the needs az the naval SER
vice for some time. leaving the only
appropriation needed that Tor guns 70
arm the auxiliary cruisers.
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CANTON. O., Oct. 2G.-Thc largest
crowds in Canton have been confined
mos. srrcrllly on Saturdays. To-day.
however. was a surprise. even TO the
much surprised Cantonians. Organized
delegations came from Massachusetts,
New Jersey, New York. Pennsylvania.
OhF. Indiana ana Illinois. The day
was fair and the PROFESSIONS Of unusual
brl!ancy. The New Jersey FrrllnE-
huyseu LancCrs set the style and the
DAY throughout was distinguished by the
most handsome paraphsrnalia os parade
yet witnessed. The Erie railway en-
ployes' delegation Was numbered by the
thousands.
After Major Mckinley returned from
attending the funeral OF hts late friend
v, X. Miller. The paradsrs began their
marches They stood in waiting on
North Market street In double line. from
the Mckinley home TO the court house. u
half mile straight away. They gathered
and packed and swayed about the house
70 that speaking from the porch 10 bc
heard hy 50 vast a crlwd, was impOss!-
lie The temporary reviewing plat
form used on Saturdays Is not allowed
- sand after the day Is over. There
was. however, no place 70 speak froEl
hut the porch. Tables had 10 be carried
from the house to lmprovlse n roStrum
50 tha; the people iammed solid across
the streets and crowded upon the lawns
~ neIshhors' homes that they might
asS=.
The women IS well as the men In the
ra.iaav delegations. each carried an
American flag These were waved Wig
onusly. Torpedo canes were exploded.
rockets fired. hazzuog and tin horns were
t5wT. white drums added 10 the enthu-
sasn ol The scenes Nearly all OF tile
tHrrtuC;0ry speeches referred to the
c,s-s1n charge Of Mr.. Bryan and sew
"a! spokeSmen challenged the proof for
single case OF coercion. Major Nc
NiHiey again referred to the charge of
forcing employees. saying:
There are some people who seem to
think that the best way to get on In this
r6rld iS 10 be against one another. and
t3lt there IA natural autaGOniSm be-
'rrrn those who employ labor md those
Il" are employed. They are disturb
"a! whenever they discover that the
employer OF labor and labor Itself are
o7 good terms and whenever that occurs
hey commence crying coercion. L; is
not coercion: IL II corporation. the one
working with the other FOR the public
good and for their advantages several
t."
rGis. and similar sentences were re-
7srHivel with ;umultous applause,
cheering and waving OF flags.
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ONLY ONE INSTANCE
or Coercion. rnh that on the Free silver
Side.

Special Dispatch TO tho IntrIlGenccr
CHICAGO, Ills. Oct. 2G.-Chairmaa
Hanna to-day teleGraphcd the chair
mnn OF Republican state central COM
mlttce. urging him 10 make a special
effort FOR the celebration OF flag day
next Saturday, by calling upon Re-
nublicans everywhere TO display the
national colors and assemble and hear
patriotic speeches md participate in
appropriate exercises.
Only one instance of political coercion
has been absolutely proven 1t Is that
OF the dismissal OF c. +. Wilson. news
editor OF the Pueblo, Colo. Call. for
carrying 4 Mckinley banner In the st.
Louis Mckinley parade. IN affidavit to
this effect, together with n copy OF the
letter of dismissal. received by him,
reached the Republican national COM
mittcc headquarters. and shows that
the coercion Is altogether upon the side
or free silver advocates.
Rev. o. T.. Murray, pastor Oc paulina
Street Methodist Church. Chicago. has
thoroughly investigated the charge "
the Nrw York Voice. Prohibition or
gan, that Major Mckinley or his wife
have rented property nj Canton upon
which ia u saloon. and dcnounces the
statement as absolutely false.
+. 2. Sargent, grand master. of tho
locomotive iircmcn, lia5 followed Chief
=. VI. Arthur with an announcement
that he VIII vote for Mckinley and that
he never knowingly signed II petition or
memorial IN favor or free silver
Reports received by Chairman llama
to-day confirm his statement that Me-
Kluey and hobart will carry nil hut
twelve states, and that the Republican
elect tOral vote viii not be less than .O2
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CHICAGO. Oct. 9G.--rhc call for the
next annual meeting y, the Farmers
National Congress wIH Issued to-day
by President l.. II. Clayton, of Indian
ole, Iowa. and Secretary john NJ. Stuhl.
OF Chicago. The meeting Will Ea held
at indianapolis. Ind. November lO-i3
The regular delegates from each state
are 0nr from carh Congressional dts
trict aud two ut large. appointed by
the governor of the state. The heads "
all agricultural colleges and state asrl-
cultural boards are members by virtue
OF their Offices
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THAwIEG GLYCERIEE
Cnused the DfHih OF Two Men and lnJui
Ing Of Several,

inSnf Several.
PITTSBURGH. Oct. 26.-Two men
were killed and five persons injured.
three seriously, by an explosion OF $500
pounds CT nitro Elyccrine this morning,
at the Acme Dynamite Compauy'S
works. near Hutton. Pa.
The dead are:
James La Bree, chief mixer
Joseph Kussle, engineer.
The injured were:
James S!ngholder
Robert SinEholder.
Emma Johnston.
Two working boya
The injured were all employees en-
gagged at work in another department
800 feet away from the scene OF the ex-
plosion. which WIS in ;he mixing de-
partment. The cause OF the explosion Is
not known. but II IS supposed that La
Bree and KissIc were thawing glyCerlne.
The building was completely Gemol-
ished and the bodies OF n" two men were
inangled beyond recognition. The loss
was about 5000. Windows were shat
tered and houses shaken for distance
OF more than mile.
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SYRACUSE, y. y, Oc:, 2G.-Thc box
ing bout of twelve rounds between
Billy Tucker, OF Newark, y. J.. and
Johnny Glynn, of Washington, was de-
clarcd n draw before the Empire club
tonight.
The main attraction II the evening
was the twenly-rouUd c1ntcs; between
Billy Vernon. the Iavprstraw hritli-
maker, and Jack Daily. VI Wilmington,
champion light weight OF Delaware
Both mcu were fast. although most OF
tho fighting WAS done IN Days cor
ncr. TgEr latter showed good form at
long distance range, hut was Wild In
the miS ups. Neither was badly pun
ished. Sullivan called Il draw.
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SCENES OF THE DAY.


To Wnrkin:mcn.
CANTON. Ohio. Oct. 2G.-Th!s Is the
last week of the campaign and it opcn-
ID with six delegations scheduled 10
rislt Major Mckinley from MS many
states, It was about eleven o'clock
w1"H tn" first arrived and there has
s.H.s h'"u a continuous stream OF pco-
re from ,ac stations 10 the Mckinley
"'Te. The first TO greet Major McKin-
i"y came from Indiana and was CON-
fo9el ot the railway mems gold stand
al! eiuhr, ot Seymour. North Vernon
"a! Washington, Indiana. The pa-ty
cane im Il special train OF six coaches.
hal1h mad been on the way since ,
O'clock yesterday. The men for the
H9s. part we're employees OF the BaltI-
more & Ohio southwest system. Their
E"Aesmaa was o. ". Montgomery, OF
Seymour
While ;hc Indiana people were being
"t4F"s;"d large delegation of en-
I,..1!'s ~ the Cleveland, Localn &;
h"' iir- railroad from the shops, from
..'' .sslird In the street at the foot uC
var n'!l. This party was introduced by
10 u. Eddy 4 locomotive engineer, az
-1' Fiadrnd SlaunCh supporters Of
'' trlnIlcau party In the present
'3r1Eu representing all branches OF
ri'.frld work.
"".i" n" Ohio railroad men were he
..; addressed tho shouts and cheers
s' ,Hr music of the hands with the
','E JrISrE delegation were heard ap-
'''. mag the house. The OhIunn9croSF-
"' street 20 the lawn on the oppO-
.s'' to make room FOR the rev ar
-2d reviewed tf.' magnificent pa
i''. 70 wh"h Major Mckinley bowed
@ "N .t"iwlrdEcmcntg from 4 table AT
i', ii' 'i"'i Of the yard, the little review
.F 'i""n ordinarily used not having
I'-creCtcd.
,"" 'nh2pi'uouF feature OF the Spw
delegation was the SDlendhIly
,',.""I md drilled marching club.
~, l'HnShuTSrn c'C0rt. OF SeWnrI,.
a"""ts were wrll filed with gppr-
o.S'.' ,t this crowd passed and cheer
nH"r wds given the club. Judge
.l =. Gibson, Of Newark introduced
,r,, nc" Jersey party. Major McKinIey
'''"s az follows:
H'j"r MrKinicy's SprcrIi.
"5 Fellow CitI2cns:-GcnlIcmcu OF
WV F"'InGhuys"n Lanccrs, OF Newark.
"oI Fellow C!tIzcna OF Trenton and
St hafis Of The state OF New Jcr-
I'ie r"prescntcd:--I bid yon warm
y''l' 10 M slHtn, my city and
,,r'. think "" all hav" a grnwlrs.
,,., ,,nl Tor the original thirteen stntct
la, 10
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HOBART's CAMPAIGN


CAMDEN, y. J., Oct. 2G.-Garrct A..
Hobart. the Republican candidate for
vice president, made what was prartIc-
ally his first political speech OF the
campaign Tonight at the Temple the
atrG In this city before nit audience
that 'lllcd tho place to OvCrilowhg.
The meeting marlIcd the commence
mcGt Of campaign throughout the
state In which Mr.. Hobart will speak.
Previous 10 the theatre meeting the
candidate was given reception at the
Camden RcpubllCnu cluh. where for
two hours u steady Inc OF persons
shook hands with him ANA Governor
GriSGs, the Inter assisting him In re-
CcIyinE. After this Mr.. Hobart waa tho
guest or United States Senator SCwcll
AZ dinner.
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PALMER AND BUCKNER.
They Arc Enthusiastically Received In
Iowa,


SIOuN CITY. Iowa, Oct. .5.-Gencr-
ais Palmer and Buckncr, the gold
standard Democratic candidates, were
given an ovation here to-day. Long be-
fore the hour set FOR the reception OF
the gray haired veterans. crowds be-
gan 20 come In the hotels and corners
OF the streets in anticipation OF tho
event. All were provided with gold
standard badges and quite number
carried Palmer and Buckner badges on
the lapcls OF their coats. At 10 o'clock a
reception committee composed OF old
soldiers and ladies', went to the depot
and escorted the party to the hotel,
where n reception was held.
Among the callers were many vetcr-
ans who had fought under General
Palmer. At O'Clock In the afternoon
speech-maklng at the grand opera
house began. Both generals were lber-
ally apnlaudcd by their hearers. At the
close Of the addresses the generals were
escorted to the depot and left for
Council Bluffs.
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NO GLASS OR SECTION.
Great Sound Money Democratic Rally
ut NN>Inm.

BOSTON, oct. 2G.-Nuslc Hall was
completely filled. tonight by National
Democrats at rally held under the
auspices of the Young Mems Democratic
Club. Hon. SlgOurncy Butler presided
and each speaker whom he introduced
was received With tremendous applause,
while the Harvard Dcmocra tic sound
money club led tho cheering EX-NIayor
Frederick O. Prince, DR.. William Ever
cit nnd assistant secretary Of the treas
ury IIamlin, were the principal speakers,
Mr., Ilamlin made defense of the pol-
lcy Of the treasury department under
the present administration. lie said:
AS Democrats It IL our duty tn oppose
the Chicago platform, Neither plat
form nor candidates represent the faint
est essence Of real Democracy.
1--WE have already by the indianapolis
convention, s0wcd tho seeds OF II new
and mighty party, knowing no acctional
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Oct. GA
well attended public meeting was held
tonight 20 protest against iil-;rcat-
mcnt OF Irish political prisoners in
English prisons EH-G0verEo- Patti
son presided and addresses were made
by Alexander X. Mcclure. e%-Con-
Cressman McAlccr and Rabbi Joseph
Krauskopf Resolutions were adopted
calling upon the British government 10
abolish the evils objected to N inc
treatment of such prisoners ana c%-
pressing sympathy for all nations en-
gagged in struggles for liberty.
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LONDON, Oct. GA dispatch to
the Times from Paris reports that ths
munislpal council has been opened and
that 1t has reelected its former OIL
GERS. including the vice president, NJ.
LanGrln, who signed the Socialist man-
!fcstO dcuomcirg the "TGr.
This dispatch also states that tho
government will ask the chamber .or 4
credit OF 1855, 500 francs for the cN-
pcnscs attending the reception OF the
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lines. 10 north, south. east or west, weld
ed together by Il common unity OF prin-
GIplcs. The blue and the gray should
march forward together impellcd by q
common motive, the love OF the country.
Let uS oil Join in that procession and
hand In hand let us march 10 the polls
nnd with tho ballot preserve forever tho
prosperity OF ull our people and The
honor md dignity OF our country.
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HURLED ADEFY.
The Spokesman for Thousands OF
Railroad Employees
RESENT TIE COERCION CHA RGE,
And arc Approved by the Monster
Delegations
At HOME OF MAJOR M'KINLEY.

On. ofih. Ulgstst DAYS Yet Experienced
uCautun Many Thousands From sir
States, Mostly WorLiusmen = MeiSin-
lev, Bisulfrd reference 10 Hryan's
nro,rcion" Taik aud TITS Arrsyal or
Er,plcyrs Asnin,t Employers Loudly
ch,,rtd-,tn Eloquent Speech to Sew
jersey Delegation.
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TERRIBLE CONFESSION


.Air. "HN ...
SANDFoRD. Me. Oct. 26.-FollowinS
close upon the confession Of Savage, held
as 4 witness TO the murder 0: Mrs. Bet
scy Il. Hobbs, at ParsDAfeld, on the
morning OF October :. Frank J. Palmer,
whom the coroner's jury has found 20 be
the murderer, has made a confession.
In Il he cOrrobOrutes ;nc confession Of
Savage, but soon after telling how they
had planned TO get conc money belong
Ing 70 the old lady. Il possible BY getting
her out OF the way, that when Savage
raised his gun TO shoot Mrs. Hobbs his
courage gave out. Sayag" handed the
gun to Palmer. who took aim and shot
the old lady In the back He says fur
ther that Savage assisted him in setting
fire 10 the house. Palmer says he will
not be seventeen years OF agc until Feb
ruary 4, 1897.
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THE CUBAN WAR.
Spanish Reports show Great Victories
Over Insurgents.

HAVANA, Oct. 2G.-The reports re-
ceived from Colonel Segura to-day indi-
cate that de- has fairly penetrated the
mountain retreats OF che insurgents in
Pinar del Rio and had dlspersedSth
from some OF their #trOnGholdS with Sc
we're loss TO his column after several
days OF hard fighting. but with heavy
loss to the insurgents.
On October 81 Saturday and October
%, In two encamNmeu;S. the insurgents
left Sixty-onc Of their men killed on the
field. the wounded being carried OF by
the retrcatiuE forces. The Spanish loss
was officially given as one lieutenant
and twcu:y-onc privatee killed and five
captains. two lieutGnants and ISL prl-
Yates Wounded. -
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NEW YORK. Oct. @6.-EImcr ClNwson.
hiS rlGhtrcu-year-old youth who was
convicted OF numbering BcnTy hod-
grrs, farmer of Piuckealln, was ar
ralgncd at Sonersvillc. y, j.. this after
noon and sentenced by Judge Magic 10
be hanged on December &c, nj the SOM
rrset County jull,
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ChTlMATN, France. Oct 26,-Thrcc
thousand persons assembled In the
Syndical chamber tonight 10 hear the
Socialist deputies deliver an address.
There was the greatest disorder and a
number OF free fights occurred. NJ.
Jaurcx and others werc unable to We
heard and finally the Ecnd'artiIcS clear
cd the hail. Several persons were In
lnrsI
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THE WORST YET.
4 Rank Document Distributed by
the Popocrats.
MESSAGES FROM SPIRIT LAND,
And All "In the Handwriting oi
Abraham Lincoln,"
WORKING ON DENSE IGNORANCE

And dSupsrstitlon-hci Circular Distributed
IN thls State, PurportinS TO Give tho Re-
suit OF "Sennets" by Spiritualistic AIe.
dIunis-hdvico From I.incoln's Spirit to
rntr Tor Bryan and tho Populist Party
spirItnrit,m Pro,tituted FOR Partisan
Purpose.
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BALTIMORE, Md. oct. "6,--InItrd
S.atcs Senator George l., Wellington.
chairman Of the stn;c central Republican
committees, hnnonnced to-day that il poll
OF the city taken for his committee shows
U RcIublcAn maJOrIty Of lS.0OQ voted.
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Nothing has yet appeared in the CAM
paign IN ths way OF literature which
more clearly shows the desperation or
the Bryan cause than q document
which, in the past few days. has been
distributed by the Popocratic mana
gers. 1t is document go shocking In
It's sucrillgIous character. and so bold
in the fraud 1t bears on its face, az TO
leave no doubt IN the mind of any one
that whoever IS responsible for its cir
cu!atIon must either have O small idea
OF the amount of ordinary intelligence
that prevails in this country. or be
void OF mental or political caliber him
self.
Thu document In question Is no less
than u circular purportIng TO give two
messages received from the spirit
Land" by sp!ritualistIc medium. from
the spirit hand OF Abraham Lincoln.
one of the messages dated two years
ago. advising the people to elect q
Peoples party" man for President. the
other, dated July e6. 1896. telling them
TO support William J. Bryan.
The distribution OF this document,
which IS probably part OF the Popo-
cratic campaign OF education. IL actual
ly taking place, and one of the circulars
came TO the IRtell!gencer office last
night.
1t is very evident that the free silver
campaign OF education" iS at very
low ebb when the managers are oblIg-
ed TO impose upon the ignorant and
superstitious clements for votes. Even
intelligent men who sincerely believe in
spirituallsD (nnd there are soine) will
resent this prostitution OK the cause
tor partisan purpose and will de-
nOunce Il as Il fraud.
A Rank Document.
Following IS the document in part:
IIu-r, ANY, nn.rIrc I. r-.rru Am AZ a,r .,
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THE INDIGNATION
In kentucky Over the Mobbing OF
Secretary Carlisle.
EVEN 0NE0F BRYANS ELECTORS
Moved to Denounce the Outrage In
Public Meeting.
MAYOR RllINOCK'SWEAKEXCUSE

Itidienled by an Old Opponent OF Nr.
Carlisle-Tho Right OF FREQ Speech,
When Violated, is n Rlow TO Ere. Cow
ernnisnt-Itesoiutions Denouneing tho
aiob Cnanin,ousiy Adopted-The Mayor
Severely iIhndlcd-Tho Rest Citizen, Ex
pres, Indignation.
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ROTTERDAM-Nccnd from New
Observation-Disclosures, from Now
York