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The record-union., 1898-03-30
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Willows Journal: The war situa-
ton has two sides. Some dispatches
and papers would indicate begin
ming of hostilities at once, While
other papers show there is a truce
and that the crisis has passed. We
have no definite news or opinion
on the subject, feeling that the authorl-
ties are doing what is best for humanity
and the honor of the country. The most
gratifying part of the situation is to see
a thoroughly united country; and II the
war scare will only be the means OF
stopping the mouths of some antiquated
sectional howlers no one will regret the
expense and trouble
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REV, WHITES sTATB ET

In Regard TO ,hs Cireumsl1prso % hts
suspenalon from tile Niggtry.
Special Dispatch to the Intellfgoneef
MoRGANToWN, W. va Oct L.
Rev. Charles L. White, late q the Pres-
bFterian church In Clarksbprg this
state, comes out in lengthy Fiaten1ent
following his suspension from the min
istry BY the Parkersburg pfelpHery,
last week. OF his meeting win Miss
Holmes at Pittsburgh hotel he says:
II found her possessed with me inea OF
taking her own life With her ln such
state OF mind, l pursued me only
course that would prevent her doing
SO. She threatened to end iteit / left
her or tried TO Inform anyone about
her All mB efforts to get horft0 return
home with me or to take her 70 her rel
atlVes were OF no avail. And Y was not
until the second morning that could
induce her to promise to retdfn @ her
relatives. She then said, = have come
out OF my spell Of insanity ana see
clearly what I ought to be, ana VIII
take the best Of care OF uiyeeli-
"she also expressed her Gfl tltpde TO
me, saying, "Mr. White, you have been
so kind and good to me, The two
nights was with her, I watched her
and cared for her like a brother, having
the utmost confidence In her pure and
Virtuous character. And had not
clear conscience in this regard. never
could have lived through the terrible
ordeal which has come upon me- or
course there is room TO cayl Tor those
who would like to doubt, but GOD knows
this is the truth"
Accompanying the statement = an
explanatory note from the ecmmittee
OF Parkersburg pgesbgterF, Explaining
the charges confessed 10 BY IT. White,
as follows: 1.-THE lmrporaiity, with
which the said Rev. @. L. White seharg-
ed himself. consisted in resi ering one
night at a hotel in Plttsbprl With an
unmarried. female BE tiiEus and
on the succeeding night AZ etller ho-
tel under an assumed name though ue-
nylng for both nights all immofali con-
duct -
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Lat OF KIIIe,i and Vyounded,

WALKER, MInn.. Oct. 1.-THE steam
er Flora has arrived here, bringing In
the wounded. Following is a complete
list of those killed and wounded in
Wednesdays engagement:
The KllIed-omcers, Major Melville
Wilkinson; Sergeant william Butler;
pFvates, Edward Lowe, John olmstead,
John swallenstocker, Alfred zebell.
The wounded-E. E. Antonello, shot
In the leg; Levi Ayers, sergeant. shot in
the neck; Richard Boucher, shot
through the shoulder; Edward Brown.
shot in the face; John Daily, shot In
thIsh; Charles Francis; Godfrey,
shot through the shoulder; Charles Jel-
sen. Albert Schuyler. Charles Turner.
fhot through the shoulder; George
Wicker, shot in leg.
Wounded civlllans-EdWard Harris,
elig marshal of Walker; Joseph oscar.
pilot Of the steamer Jennie; f. J. shee-
han, United States marshal; Tinker, In
dian inspector; Henry Walters, engl-
Heer Of tug Jennie.
General Bacon is unhurt and nli
Newspaper correspondents have been
accounted for and are unlnjured, though
they were at one time In the same
heavy FIRE which thlnned the ranks OF
the troops.
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EUROPEAN CAPITAbrsrs
Touring This Country win Ertet big steel
amd iron Mills ON Their Rulufn Homo.

Touring This Country will Hrtct big Steel
and lron Mills on Their Rolufn Homo.
CLEVELAND. O., Oct. ,7-.s - the re-
suit OF a trip through the ld Bates
made by party of Eurq eApitai-
lists and practical iron "a D large
number OF steel and iron inill Eill be
erected in Europe, in which illinds OF
iron and steel products VII b turned
out but especially structural iron and
steel The process to be rE5d n this
last branch Of manufacture Rill be the
Grey process, the inventor Of Henry
Grey, Of Duluth, Mimi
The party visited all OF the big Iron
mills In the country. Mr.. e. II. DoreT,
OF this city, IS the attorney Tor tae cap
itallsts In this country, and escorted
them through the United STATES on the
trip which has Just ended.
In an interview Mr.. D0ruf ioaid: The
foreign capitalists and me Europeans
interested with them, have already be-
gun the construction OF q iafge plant at
Luxembourg, 10 cost several million
dollars. The Grey process VIII be used
there. Ultimately q dozen plants Will
be erected in Germany. France. Austria
and Hungary. / should think $i0O ,0O0,-
900 would finally be INVESTED N these
enterprises,
"The structural Iron industry IS an
immense thing In Europe They use
iron beams In their huugcc even. In
Germany, alone, last year, they turned
out 200, 900 tons OF iron beafns against
900, 900 tons IN this country"
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MUST GBT A MOVE ON
President Mckinley Notifies the
Porto Rlcan Commission
ISLAND MUST Be EVACUATED

ny the spanish Forces ON or Before ths
Isth Of This nOnrh-in Case ThlS Is Not
Dons Comml,,ionsrs Are Ordered TO
rake PossssslOn of aud Exercise An Of
the Function, Of eOvsrumsnt-our
Commissioner, to Havana Served with
aslnilar Notice with Reference to Caba.
Goverpmsn, WIlStand NO Delay Gen.
eral Lee Ordered to Get EIis Command in
Readiness 10 Embark for Havana BY the
Last of Oetossr-spanish Rslnforos'
monts for the Philippines.
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MADRID, Oct. IA large meeting OF
business men was held here to-day, At
ter a number of violent speeches had
been made regarding the governments
conduct OF affairs, the meeting adopted
n series Of resolutions aiming at the i'm
provement of the economic situation,
Including the withdrawal OF permission
to the bank of Spain to In
crease its note issue by $500. 100000 pes.
etas, the payment of the interest to for
elgn debt holders In pesetns. and mot In
francs. large reduction in the public ex-
pendlture, Including the pensions, the
closure of the military schools for the
next ten years, the reduction OF tho Of
hcers pay and q vote In aid OF the SUE
fererS from the war
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FIERCE FIGHT

NJ
Ot Haeon'5 Command with the PIIlnEsu
'"dl"n'-IIsGI'lOss bravery or tho ON
''r'- nnJOr wllIClns0n aIsstu sOIdISr'a
Death.
WALKER, Mimi, oct. Tx. C. Ben
''n' one Of the three newspaper men
marooned with General Bacon's troops
on sugar Point, wires the Minneapolis
tribune long account OF the battle.
AFTER describing the landing he says,
AZ thcre was no indication Of trouble,
brili Knapp and myself made up our
minds to 60 back to Walker on the boat
20 be sent by General Bacon for tfe
Vnis and ratIons Tor another day. w
were down at the landing waiting f9i
Tie rowboats to take US to the steamer
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suppEH pEAEH
OfJahn n. Walker. Agent q :. o
naIlFsad q IerEal


Railroad ~ Terra
Special Dispatch TO tho Intell
TERRA ALTA, ". Va, ola eFra
Alta and vieinily was grea, Sed
to learn Of the sudden deaf altl-
more & Ohio Agent John r at
1880 o'clock this morning. ~ 1lSer
had been suffering for some past
with disease Of the kidney q no
time was confined to his bed,
This morning he went e work as
usual but was feeling badly az a9out
10 O'Clock started to his home dts
tance from the station. Army here
and before a physician could - tpm-
moned, he expired from heli failure
brought on by the disease fion Witch
he had been suffering.
Mr.. walker has been the . eluoIe &
Ohio agent aud teiegrapher a place
for fifteen years past. He vd up-in-
law of Thomas welch, 81. HlH wife
died about fiye years ago 81 eayes a
young daughter. Mr, Walk "a well
and favorably known all oHsf t8l llnes
Of the Baltimore & Ohio ran and
was held in high esteem by 81 he knew
MIN,
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INV ARNY CORPS
OrEnnizsd-whsro West vrEinih RsEI-
msntS will be Stationed.

Organizsd-Whsre West Virginia. RsEI-
msntS will be statlonsd.
WASHINGTON, D. C.,oct. IA gem
eral order was issued to-day. organic
ing new army corps and designating
various points where the troops will be
stationed. The Third, Fifth and Sixth
corps are discontinued; the first, second
and fourth corps reorganlzed. They are
to be commanded respectively by Major
Generals Breckenridge, Graham and
Wheeler. The headquarters OF each
corps will be: First corps, Macon, Ca;
second corps, Augusta, Ca; fourth
corps, Huntsville, Ala.
Under this arrangement the First
West Virginia Is bTigaded with the
One Hundred and SIxtleth Indiana and
the Third Kentucky with Headquarters
at Columbus, Georgia.. The Second
West Virginia will be at Greenville, 8.
c., brigaded with the Two Hundred and
Third New York and Fourth New Jer-
aep
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HnNoRARLE pTSoEARaE
ofThreo Major Generals aud Twsnty-ll1
HrIgndIsr Generals.

VI Tnreo MAJOR Genefals ana lWeuty-AR
Brlgndlor Generals.
WASHINGTON. oct. 1.-THE war de-
partment to-day Issued the lOug-ex-
pected order for the honorable discharge
from the volunteer army Of the United
States OF three major generals and
.twenty-six brlgadier generals Of YolunS
teers This heavy reduction was made
necessary by the fact that the volunteer
army itself has already been reduced
by fully so per cent and there Is conse-
quently no duty remaining for these Of
dccrs TO discharge. The ofiieeEs who
were promoted from the regular army
Will return to their former duties. The
list Is as follows: Major Generals
John ]. CoppInger, October 81, 1898;
Hamilton S. Hawkins, November 80,
1898; Jacob +. Kent, November 80, 1888;
BrigNdier-G Generals, 10 take effect 0c-
tober 81, 1S9s-Frapcis L. Guenther, Al
fred d. Bates, George Il Gillespie, Luz
cius F. Hubbard, James r Waties,
Chares P. MattoclSs, Mark w Sheafe,
James n. Barkley, Joseph w. Plume
Thomas L. RosSer, Joseph X. Hudson.
Brigadler- Generals, TO take effect No
yember 30, 1S9S-John l. Rodgers, An-
drew S. Burt, Peter C. Haines George
A. Garretson, Henry II. Dufileld, John
B. Rabcock, Roy Stone, Wallace F.
Randolph, Henry Carroll, Edward P.
Pearson, John H. Page, William VI.
WherTy, Charles d. Vieie, Aaron 8.
Daggett, John H. Patterson.
Brigadier- Generals Alfred d. Bates,
George i. Gillespie, John B. Blbcock
and Peter c. Haines win continue their
present duties,
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WASHINGTON, d. C., Oct. I-Re-
mort, received BY the officials Of the
war and interior departments from the
indian outbreak are o: a reasSuring
character tonight, and they now feel
that the uprising may be regarded as
over. General Bacon. who has charge
q, AFFAIRS in the department of which he
Is In command, will remain at Walker
for the present and this, 1t Is hoped,will
have a quIetlng effect on the citizens Of
the surrounding country who have felt
that they we're in danger from the red-
skins. steps will be taken to have an
investigation made with view to hx-
ing the responsibility among the In
dIans for their stand against the gov-
ernment.
LNneral CorbIn tonight said there
was no basis for the report that two
troops of cavalry on their way to
huntsville, Ala, from North Dakota,
had been ordered to Walker, General
Baoon's telegram showing he was not
In need OF relnforcements. The follow
ing is General Bacon's latest dispatch:
WALKER, Minn..
Via RRAINARD, Oct, z, 1893.
ARRIVED here at noon with my de-
,achment in good condition. the killed
and badly wounded having been ship
ped to Fort Smelling this morning.
"The Indians have been badly whip
ped and left the country adjacent to the
fight. En- route here other Chippewa
bands displayed white flags along the
luke shore. Much talk here Of general
Indian outbreak.
"Wiu ascertain facts and report later.
Find Colonel Harbach at this place with
200 men OF the Third infantry. VIII
remain myself and keep troops here
awaiting sislmeHtsr -
Regret exaggerated rumors publish
ed resulting from my inability to COM
munlcate. Have been in no danger Of
massacre and need no relnforcements.
Colonel Harbach's coming was good
In sending out boats"
= TIenSuurinE Dispatch.
The following reassurlng dispatch was
received tonight by Indian Commits
s!oner Jones from Gus H, Beaulleu.
well known Chippewa Indian, who has
transacted considerable business for
that band in Washington:
WALKER, Mimi, October 4.
mot more than twenty-five or thirty
Indians engaged in the outbreak. Chief
Gagwuche waybinung and Macheguh-
bow. both of Bear Island and wahbun-
nes OF Leech Lake village, doing all in
their power to suppress the outbreak.
Chief Flatsuth arrived at Leech Lake
village to-day. with large number OF
followers and is strongly opposing the
outbreak. Indians coming into Leech
Lake rapidly and registering their
names in overseer's ofice. with the In
tentIon of remaining at the village un-
I'll trouble has subsidized. White Earth,
Red Lake and Mile Lac Indians not
affected. Think there will be no gem
eral uprising"
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
The Brother OF President MsKln-
ley's Wife Shot Dead
ON TUE STREETS OF CANTON

4 D,vorosd woman Has ussn AEE..t.a
chareod VIVA the lrurdsr-Esr HIS.
baad Had Susd sa1ton sOr Alienation e
His Wlfs,s AHse,ions, aud ths spit IlAd
only Recently B,sn Ssttisd-sazton was
shot IN BFontofa Hsuso wAsEOhs Hsa
Gene Tor ne Purpossor Mixing = CAL.
Tho Whols AMIR 4 very Rainful ana
pls.Essslng.
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VEN THoUsAND HOUSES BURNRD
In the HankOW, ChlnnI FIre-TWO Miles
Of BuIlt nm Ground DoVantod.

SHANGHAI, Oct. "details, just re-
celved here from Hankow, the treaty
port at the mouth Of one OF the tribu-
taries OK the Yang Tee Rlang, show that
the fire which broke out there on Sum
day last. destroyed ten thousand houses
and devastated about two miles of built
up ground and did damage to the ex-
tent OF from Ave million to eight mill
Ion taels.
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I.oolea garyntlon Armr rreannrr.

Special Dispatch to tho Intelllgeneer.
MoRGANTowN, w. Va. oct, -
Paul clifford, ranking officer in the SAL
vatlon Army stationed az this point,
after having looted the army treasury
and getting possession of llverymans
rlg left town last night, and is now lead
ing the local officers and squad OF HE
army merry chase through Pennsyl-
vRnla
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PITTsBuRG. oct. THE wage scale
committee of the window glass manu-
facturefs and nattencrS made an un
.ucccssfll attempt to-day 10 settle the
scale for the coming flre. The manu-
,etufcrs agreed to pay an advance
c1uai to 4hpcr ctnt, but the workmen
mandCd an equyaient OF 7lk per cent.
10 time has been hct for another confer
CuCe,
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second w.ot VirglnIa RssumsU March.

YORK. Pa, Oct. 7.-The Second regi-
ment West Virginia volunteers en- route
on their march from Gettysburg to
Camp Meade, broke camp on the fair
grounds at Z o'clock this morning. FIJI
teen members of the regiment were
left in the city hospital. All were auf-
ferlng with fever. The regiment VIII
go to Mlddletown via Columbia and Ma
rlnffa
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cH1NEsE coWEp
BY Appearance OF Foreign sOldlsry to
Guard LeEatIonS In Pekin.

Guard Legations In Pskln.
PERIN, Oct. IA detachment Of
slxty-sIx Russian soldiers, with two
seven Founders, twenty-five British ma
rlnes and thirty German marines, ar
rived here to-day and marched through
the city to the quarters assigned to
them. They will protect the legations
of Russia, Great Britain and Germany.
Large crowds witnessed the arrival OF
the European reinforcementg, but there
was no extraordinary incident. The
Chinese appeared cowed.
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s1GNIYICAHT INCIDENT
In special session oG Episcopal TrlonnIA
Council.

% BpeOlal 5e1lIoh 0I HFIIvUP'I 1II0I''''"'
Council.
WASHINGTON, oct. IA significant
speclal session OF the Episcopal trien-
nynl council was held to-day, when the
house of bishops Joined the house Of
deputies In a Joint nIetlng to receive and
do honor to deputation from the Eng
llsh church In Canada. The Canadian
church had no afiiliatlon with that in
tho United StateB. but II IL from a com.
mon stock. tho church Of England, and
this blending OF the church forces from
both sides OF the border was regarded
NJ in line with the recent Anglo-Ameri-
can trend OF events.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 7..-EE-Alagur Oak
ey Hall died tonight OF heart failure at
his home nb 6S Washington square,
South New York, aged laventy-slx
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Appointed IirIgadsr Que rtsrmaster,
Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.

CHARLESTON. W. Va, Oct. l.
General G. NJ Curtin has appointed C.
C. Lewis, jr., Of Charleston. major and
brIgadier quartermaster OF the West
Virginia National Guards. The COM
mission viii be signed as soon as the
governor returns home.
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Inception OF No,va at tne white IIOu,e.

WASHINGTON, d. C.. Oct. 1.-THE
news OF the murder OF Mrs. McRinleY's
brother was received at the white house
just about the time that the reception
10 the Eplscopallan council in session
here, was about to be brought 10 Q
close. Mrs. Mckinley was receiving
with the President during the evening
and was In her usual spirits. The news
OF her brothers death was great
shock 20 her,
The unfortunate event will not inter-
fere with the Presidents trip TO tho
Omaha exposition. save that he viii not
be able to leave here with the party us
originally intended. on Monday morn
ing, but instead will join them in Cam
ton the. night after the funeral. which
he will attend. II Is not yet determine
cd whether Mrs Mckinley win accom-
pany the President 10 Omaha, this de-
pending on hog wishes In the natter !.
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LEE ORDERED TO HAVANA,

He will Move his Command to savannah,
Georgia, and got II In Readiness to EN-
bark bV the end oEthe Month.
WASHINGTON, oct. 7.-General Fltz-
hugh Lee received an order from the war
department to-day directing him to
move his command from Jacksonville,
Fla, to Savannah, Ca, and get 1t in
readiness 20 embark for Havana by the
last Of the month. General Lee leaves
tonight for Savannah TO make prellml-
nary arrangements TO carry his orders
into effect.
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About the time the movement Of the
Lee command begins, another move
ment will take place Of troops now In
the middle states towards the southern
r.amps which have been selected by the
SchRan board, lying in Georgia, South
Carolina and Alabama. This will result
in the abandonment Of the camps at
AIiddletown, Pa, Lexington, KY, and
Knoxville. The southern camps are to
be laid out In the best form with all the
Improvement that the experience Of the
last summer has dictated. Wherever
permanent buildings will ernduce to the
comfort and health of the troops they
are to be erected although the COM
manding officers are to keep in mind az
all times the propriety OF avoiding ener-
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The war department has completed Its
plans for the departure OF the second ex-
pedltlOn OF troops TO garrison Cuba. The
FIRST division Is already under orders
and should be started within very few
days from the southern ports near their
camping grounds. The first division
starts under command OF Brlgadier
General L. II. Carpenter, u. s. ", who
commands the cavalry brigade COM
posed OF the Seventh and Eighth United
States cavalry. He will hold his COM
mnnd OF the entire division simply by
reason OF seniority over Brlgadler Gen-
eral Snyder and Brigadler General VIII
llstOn, and in the end a permanent de-
signRtlon must be made OF a division
commander. II is the intention OF the
war department that Major General
Wade now president OF the military
evacuation commission shall command
the entire force OF United States troops
assigned 20 duty In Cuba, but he will
scarcely take active command until he
has completed his duties with the COM
mission.
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The secund division will comprise all
tho troops now under the command of
Major General F'liEhugh Lee. These
troops are stationed at jacksonville and
the f,rcc comprises the following regl-
menls--an volunteer troops; Tho Sec
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ond, Fourth and Ninth Illinois Infantry
One Hundred and sixty-frst Indiana
Infantry; Second Louisiana Infantry;
Sixth Missouri infantry; Third Ne6raa-
lka infantry (Bryan'S regimen9; First
North Carolina infantry; Second South
Carolina infantry; First Texas infantryi
Fourth Virginia Infantry ana the Sec
ond United States volunteer cavalry.
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MA FOT ANY %'et ono SfR% sSt sSSWs %S fSSy SS sSs
winds.
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The general orders which will be is-
sued to this division are to begin the
movement the last OF this month. or aS
soon thereafter as practicable, The In
dicatiouo are based on the proceedings
OF the military commission at Havana
that the troops will be Rent not In a
body but In small regimentai and bril-
gade commands and that they VIII be
landed first on the western coast ana
perhaps on part OF the south, probably
at Batabano. The animating purpose u
to reduce the chances Of hostile slashing
between the retiring Spanish troops and
ME Incoming American forces by keep
ing back the latter until the spantards
have been deported.