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s1TuATIoN SERIOUS
In France Over TcmporizlnE In the DTsy'
Gus Case.

In France Over TCmporizlnE in the DTsy'
fus Case.
PARIS, Sept. l3.-The Rappel and the
Mnun to-day say that at yesterdays
cabinet council the minister for war,
General Zurllnden. explained his rea-
soma for opposing a revision OF the
Dreyfus case. The premier, NJ. Brlsson,
and the minister OF education, NJ. Bour-
Eeols, these papers add, urged General
Zurllnden 90 change his determination,
but President Faure sided with the
minlster for war. An excited discussion
followed and the council was adjourned
until the afternoon, when calmness was
restored. NJ, Bourgeois then pointed
out the consequences OF the crisis and
further discussion OF the matter was
adjourned until Saturday next.
Tho newspapers here arc unanimous
IN the opinion that the situation Is Scr
Ioug. Thcy say tcmporizing will only
delay the discussion which, II favorable
TO a revision OF the case Will cause the
reaignatiOn OF General Zurllnden and
which. II hostile. Will lead to n With
drnwal from the cabinet OF NJ. Brlsson
aud result In 4 general crisis.
II IL cumorcd that IN View Of the pos
slble resignation OF General Zurllrdcn,
VI. Brlss0n has sounded General Brug
ere who. It ls said, Is disposed to accept
the portfolio,
Among tho rumors In circulation to-
night regarding the Dreytus case, is one
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ANT1.ITALIAN DEMONSTRATION
In observation-disclosures I'm th
Streets OF TrIeA's.

In AuStro.HungHry-F Fighting in tho
Streets OF Trieste.
LONDON. Sept. 13.-specIal dispatches
from Vienna say the entire Austrian
Hungarian empire is lnfurIated against
the Italians, as n result of the ussassI-
nation of the Empress Elizabeth, and
that violent anti-ItalIan demonstrations
have taken place at Trieste, where the
italians ard natives have been fighting
in the streets with sticks and stones.
sometimes using revolvers, Six deaths
are reported to have occurred there and
the troops were called out TO suppress
the disturbances.
At Gratz an italian peddler has been
lynched, and at Vienna fully fifteen
hundred Italians employed on the mu-
nlcipal works have been summarlly dis
missed. In order TO avert a popular re-
volt. The Italian embassy ht Vienna Is
guarded by strong body OF infantry.
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czARls PEACE coNrEREEOE.
President Has Not Yet Named Reprelsnta.
tIves 10 Attend IL.


WASHINGTON Sept 1s.-Presldent
Mckinley has not yet named q repre-
sentative of the United States to attend
the conference projected by the car,
with the purpose Of securing general
disarmament OF the great powers Of
the world. In the answer returned by
him, however, to the invitation eNtenu-
ed by the Russian minister for foreign
affairS, which was transmitted by AM
bassadoS Hitchcock, the President
openly expressed his concurrence in
the sentiments 50 loftlly set forth in
the Russian note, and promised, II the
conference Is held, to have the United
States represented by some person
AS yet It is not possible to make q
selection, for II refl~sns for the Russian
government to say wheuher or not 1t re-
CARDS the responses made by the gov
ernments invited to participate as SUI
iiclent to warrant the holding OF the
conference. It Is not believed At the
state department that the sending OF
such q deiegate would commit the
United States to any certain line Of
policy beyond that specifically set forth
in the call, namely, to engage TO limit
armament to certain proportions. IN
this case our government would not
even be called upon to make any
change in Its establishment, for 1t ls be-
lleved with the extra troopos called for
ward by the war, and still retained TN
the military service, the quota that
would be permitted the United States
would be far in excess of the require
ments, supposIng It Is fixed In propor-
tfon to the least numbers OF soIdiers
that any Of the great European mill
tary powers would Insist upon retain
ing as absolutely essential for purely
nnllch SERVICE.
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Cuban machetes, to be presented to
Mra AageT, as memeutOeS OF the cam
paign.
The report Is a voiuminous document,
covering, with the supplementary re-
port OF division commanders, about 200
typewriter pages. OF this General
Skaters report forms about one-half.
After submitting the report, General
Shafter conferred for some time with
Acting Secretary MelkeiJohn and Gen
erai Corbln. It was stated Afterwards
that the report would not be made pub
Nc for the present. the desire being to
place It first In the hands OF the Presl-
dent and Secretary Afger, and allow
sufficient time for O mature cOnsidera-
tion of Is contents. After that there
Is little doubt the material portions,
and, perhaps, the entire report, Will be
made public. II reveals a story pretty
well known, although there Is much
Interest In the view which the COM
handing general takes OF seVeraf fea-
tlireB OF the campaign.
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oo.psl trumpet Company.

Special Dispatch to the 1n:OllIsencer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Sept. 1S.-
The secretary of state has authorized
the following charters to be Issued:
Gospel Trumpet Publishing Company,
OF Moundsvllle. West Va, for the pur-
pose of carrying on the business Of
printing, building, publishing. selling
books, papers, etc. Capital subscribed,
$500, with the privilege OF increasing the
same to 100000. The shares are 81
each and are held by E. E, BVrum, @.
T. Clayton, A. L. Byers and A. Rada-
baugh, OF MoundsVIlle, W. Va, and
Arthur S. Potter, OF Omaha, Neb.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept 1a.-Two sick
soldiers who had been removed from
camp to hospitals in this city died to-
day. They were William Robinson,
Company H, One Hundred and Fifty
ninth Indiana volunteers, OF Indian
Rock, w. Va, dIed'at Presbyterian hos
pItal OF typhoid fever; John Mcintyre,
Company H. First Pennsylvania vol
unteers, Of Norristown. Pa, died at the
EpIscopal hospital Of typhoid fever.
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JEWISH VOLUNTEERS EURIOUaHRD
To Allow Them to Participate In sOlemE
Services OF the Holiday.

II
Services OF the Holidays.
NEW YORK. Sept. 13.-Ad5utant
General corbln, OF the United States
army, has consented and issued orders
that four thousand Jewish volunteers
who had either Joined volunteer regi-
ments or had seen fighting at the front
during the late Spanish American war,
should receive furloughS to enable them
TO participate in the celebrations OF the
Orthodox Jewish congregational union
Of America.
The Orthodox Jewish congregationai
union, through It's president and secre,,
tary in a letter to Adjutnnt General
Corbin, calling his attention to the fact
that the approaching Jewish holidays,
OF especial religious significance to az
deyout Jews, would find many OF thetr
co-religlonists in the army unable to
attend religious services and observe
the solemn days, and requested him 70
Trant a leave Of absence to all Jewish
soldiers now IN camp in this country
during that time.
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nLoNa LIVE ANARCHY y
shouted an Italian In Milan-Now He
1.-Two. In Cell.


ROME, Sept. l2.-An anarchist mani
testo, signed by 1.-THE Revolutionary
Committee" has been distributed in MI
Ian during the past few days. The po-
lice on yesterday arrested nn italian
who was engaged In distributing the
manifesto. The prisoner. who had Just
arrived from Switzerland when he was
seized, shouted Long live Anarchy
Death TO the King!"
Some OF the people In the crowd pres
cnt at the time OF the arrest lnterfercd
with the police officers who made the
capture. and several persons were in
jurcd on both sides before the Anar-
chist was lodged IN tho police dcrot
The newspapers here remark that the
recent riots at Milan commenced In a
similar manner,
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JUDGE WAS NOT LYNCHRD.
A Asonsutlonal story thNtha NO Founda
tIon In Fact,

a AsonSatIonhl Story that had NO Founda-
tIon In Fact,
WICHITA, Kans., Sept. IA week
ago a negro named Dave Fitch was
killed by six cowboys at Tecumseh.
okla. Judge Prouty. who has turisdIc-
tion over that section. did not act in the
matter as quickly as the negroes
thought he should and they made some
threats against him. Out OF this grew
a rumor of a lynching, and the story
that Judge Prouty had been hanged by
a mob was telegraphed from here last
night.
The story Is absolutely without foun,
dalton in fact and has aroused much in-
dignauon among PrOuty's friendE
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ArADR1R, Sept. ls.-The chamber Of
deputies to-day adopted the Hispano-
American protocol by a vote Of 151 to 4s.

There was another uproarlous session
OF the senate to-day. Count Almenas,
referring to his statement yesterday,
giving the names of the generals he re-
Gently said ought to have their sashes
tied around their neeks instead OF
around their waists, naming Weyler,
Blanco and Primo de Rivera, after
which he also included Admiral cervera
in the category, said General LInares
was also incompetent, and ought to be
arraigned Thereupon General weyler
called on Count Almenas to name those
generals who we're accused OF failing to
do their duty. and, he added, IL the ac-
cusatlons were true and the culprits
could not be legally punished, the gem
erals would take the matter in their own
hands and inhIct proper punishment.
A great tumult ensued, the senators
standing, shouting and threatening each
other. The president of the senate
vainly strove to restore order and broke
his bell in attempting to do so.
When the debate was resumed, senor
Gonzales attacked the army. He said it
had been worsted first by the insurgents,
and then by the Americans, cOntlnu-
ing, the speaker asked what had become
of the two hundred thousand ment sent
to Cuba. He blamed General weyler
and the late premier, Senior Canoyas del
Castillo, asserting that the latter was
omnlpotent while in power and might
have done what he pleased.
saEusta's Confession,
The premier, Senior sagasta, replying,
said that neither Senior canovas del
Castillo nor himself had ruled long
enough to change the character Of the
race, which was the true cause, he
claimed, of the the disaster to Spain.
1--WE are" the premier said. "an ANAL
gamic country. We were attacked
when acting as an honest man would.
we defended ourSslak L have lost my
prestige, but 1t is because believe the
path am following is the best"
General weyler made a speech Of
great violence which provoked such an
outburst that the premier had to inter-
vene and called upon the general to ex-
plain his policy. General weyler re-
piled that he had not threatened the
government institutions, but only those
who had attacked the army,
The minister for war. General correa,
said the government alone was respon-
slble..
The duke of Tetuan. the former min
lster for foreign affaIrs, defended Senior
canoras Castillo. whereupon Senior Com
zales made another attack upon the de-
ceased premier, declaring the latter had
foreseen the loss of Cuba and had plan
ned with Senior sagasta to Sign the sur
render.
The loss Of Cuba, Senior Gonzales
continued, was just punishment for
those who failed to profit by the doc
trine that the colonies should not be
governed by oppression.
The senate then adjourned.
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STRUCK BY A TRAIN,
Thrso Persons KILLED ia Wichita Kan
aas, at a Railroad Crossing.

Thrss PorsonS KILLED in Wichita Kan.
aas, at = Railroad Crossing.
WICHITA, Kans., Sept. l3.-Three
persons were killed outright and several
others badly injured here tonight when
a Rock Island passenger train struck a
carry-all at the Douglass avenue crcss-
ing. In the carry-all were thirteen per-
sons on their way to Buffalo Bins show,
The team was going at rapid pace ana
the driver could not stop at the crossing
when he saw that the train was upon
him
Mrs. w. II, Ford, Wichita; John Cherry,
Of Mulvnne. Another woman, name un-
known, was probably fatally injured.
Mrs. Charles Jone6, wife OF the chief
Of police, had an ankle broken and a
,hlgh bone fractured.
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BETTER FEELING PREVAILS
Bs,wssn the PhIIIpPino InGurEontS and
the Americans.

Bsiwssn the Philippine TnSurEsntS and
the Americans.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE Manila cor
respondent of che Times telegrnphIng
Tuesday. says:
"a better feeling prevails between the
Americans and the insurgents, probably
Induced through the influence Of the In
sufgent leaders assembled at Halolos.
To-day AEuinaldo sent an officer to ask
Permission 10 move n detachment OF
troops from Londo. one Of the suburbs
OF Manila. The request was promptly
granted and large detachment OF In
'urgcuH evacuated Londo this offer
noon. marching through the American
lines In the direction Of the water
works and receiving proper military
honors en- route. Both parties Seem
anxious to avoid n conflict"
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coyerpor,s Military Appointments.

CHARLESTON, W. Va. Sept lS.-
Governor Atkinson to-day issued the
following commissions: To Second
Lieutenant James R. Dolan, of Hinton,
to be first lieutenant In the Second
West Virginia regiment, and to Ciar-
ence r. Burdette, Of Charleston, 70 De
second lieutenant In the Second west
Virginia regiment.
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TANTS FRESH BEIF.
ooly Request Government has Re
ceived From Dewey.
ADMIRAL MAKES NO MENTION

=, ,,r Of tile Disturbances that nro Re
v ,a,,,d to Have Occurred wl,h AgainAl-
=, and HI, InIurEent FOrees-Govsrn'
r,,Ot onielpls Have conadencs In Cen
,rol onI Ability to Meet the Diplomatic
and Military Requirements OF the situa-
,on-RspOrt' Prom spAniih soure''
s,,. that the Philippine In'urEsn'
leader Ia, Liberated all the Spanish
prisoner"
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that an arrest still more sensational
than any vet made. Is imminent An
other report says that when zurlinden,
minister for war. resigns. legal action
for revision win be commenced before
his successor is appointed.
Tonight four men armed with clubs,
attacked and severely injured II. Phill-
bert Roget. director OF Drefusite pa
per. One Of the four Is under arrest.
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A POSSIBLE PRESIDENT

OF the Philippines II Independence OF
Islands is Secured.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE Singapore
correspondent OF the Daily Mall says
II learn that Senior Arellano. the
Filipino lawyer, declined Aguinaldo's
offer OF the presidency OF the Philip
Pine government on the ground that
The latter himself. ns military leader
Nl7 better qualified for the post
pa being asked 70 reconsider hla dc.
t,fipn, Senor Arellnno suggested th'
Availability OF awaiting the result
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THE HORRIBLR FIND.
OF the Dlsmembered Body OF q
Young Woman
IN A CONNECTICUT RIVER,

The Romains ToHnd in Two Separate
PasLaEes-Thsre is Plain Evidence that
the ssvorlpE Otths Body was DOnsb1 a
surgeon, or at Lra,t by a Person "a.
miliar with HnmAa Anatomy-Ths We.
man lIay Have First Been Poisonsd.
Nc Clue to III, Idsntlty.
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ANOTHER RUNPJS
In the Spanish Senate Over Count
Almenas' Attacks
ON COMMANDERS IN CUBA,

Naming Among Others wsyIsr, RlansO,
Lluarss and c.rvsa-wsyior's Eisry
Reply Raiser ATumult, senators stand-
ing, shouting and Threatening Each
other-saEa,,a Defends IlimSolf and IIi'
Dad Fredsess,Or = He ConfssSo' that
the Character of the Spanish Race Is the
cSuuo ofRseOnt DIsaVtsrs-ChAmbor of
Dsputlss Adops HlipanO -Ansrisan
Protocol.
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AMSTERDAM, Sept. 1a.-Tt was
scmI-oHlclally announced to-day that
the reports OF the attempted nssassIna-
lion OF Queen wilhelmlna and the
shooting OF Countess LlmburG stlrum,
are entirely without foundation.
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the Paris conference. declaring that Il
Independence were granted. his services
would be at the disposal OF the nation.
I also understand that General Wesley
Merritt had a long private conversation
with Arellano."
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oEEERAL SKATERS STORY
ftho Cuban Campaign aud tho Battle OF
Santiago.

Santiago.
WASHINGTON Sept 13.-Generai
shafter to-day submitted to the war
department his report on the Santiago
campaign. covering not only the battle
II Santiago but the entire progress Of
hc mSitary invasion OF Cuba, The
tencfal. accompanied by his aide Can
nm M.lpy came 10 the department.
Turing the afternoon, and In person
handed the report TO AdiWant General
Corbin. He also brought with him Two
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Meath Of PrITsto Touthman.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligeneer.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Sept. ls.-El-
mer B. Touthman, OF Company G, First
West Virginia regiment, from Ronee-
verte, died at Camp Poland, today.
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For Western Pennsylvania. Wcst Wiz.
glnlA and Ohio, rain; fresh 10 brisk SOUTH
casterly winds.
Local Temperature.
The temperature yesterday rs observed
by &. Schnepf. druEglat, corner Four
tecnth and Market streets, was as follows:
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VIENNA, Sept. 13.-The arrange
ments for the funeral ceremonies were
published this evening. The body OF
the Empress Elizabeth will lie in state
in the Eofburg on Friday, and during
the forenoon OF Saturday, and the In
terment will take place at the Capucin
church at 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon.
LulginI or Luchessi. declares that II
he had been in Italy he would have
struck at King Humbert.
Empress Elizabeth, It Is reported lett
a will bequeathlng her Jewels, valued at
50, 500, 900, to charities.
The coffin has been closed and no.
body, not even Emperor Francis JOS
eph, will see the face again.
Very few have seen her majesty s
features, as her face, most OF the time,
has been covered with a white cloth,
while white howered veil has covered
the whole comm.
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THE CoFFTR CLOSED
over the Remains of the Murdered EN-
preas-ARectinE Scenes.

prsis-AHsetiuE Scenes.
GENEVA, Sept. 1S.-on the arrival
here to-day OF the representatives. Of
the Austrian court, they were conducted
to the death chamber and viewed the
remains of the empress. The ladies Of
the party were particularly affected.
After prayers had been offered the
coffin was finally closed in the presence
OF the authorities.
The bishop OF Frlbourg, the arch
priest OF the Cathedral OF Sotre Dame,
and several Genevese eccleslastlcs In
full canonlcals, blessed the remains In
the presence Of the court personages,
each of whom sprinkled the body with
holy water.
president Rufry. and the members OF
the federal council, came from Berne In
a body officially, 10 tender the nations
sympathy. Large crowds OF citizens,
with heads barred, surrounded the depot
and the council rode In carriages TO the
hotel between files OF gendarmes. There
they were received by the emperor's
representatives and the suite Of the en-
press all in deepest mourning.
II Is said that the assassin VIII be
tried at a special term next month.
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MANILA. P. l., Sept. 1s-The Amer
lean bark Abbey, with a cargo of arms
and ammunition from the United States,
which left Canton ostensibly for Sing
Gpore undor heavy bonds ten days ago,
has now. It Is said, landed 5000 Krag-
Jorgensen rifles and cartridges in Ba-
tangas province for the insurgents.
The report seems impossible. though 1t
comes from good source.
The Indications to-day are that the in-
surgents intend to comply peaeeably
with the American request to leave the
suburbs of Manila on September IL.
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FROM SPANISH SOURCES.

Americans Charged with Violating Terms
of nianIla'S capItulation.
HONG KONG. Sept. IA special
Dispatch received here from Manila
from Spanish source says:
"Agulnaldo has liberated all the Span
ish prisoners. The Americans, in vIo-
la,Ion OF the terms of the cupItulation.
have seized the public offices, destroyed
tie archives. dIsregarded the municipal
laws and are collecting the overdue
Spanish taxes"
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Daring Deed.

Washington, June 4.-The collier Mer-
rimac, manned by a daring American
crew ran into the entrance of Santiago
harbor and sunk the vessel o~bstructing
the harbor for the purpose of preventing
warships there from escaping. The crew
of the collier were taken prisoners by the
Spaniards.
Sampson Difficulty reports that the crew
of the collier Merrimac after scouting the
vessel and sinking her embarked in row
boats and were compelled to surrender.
Cervera offers 10 exchange the Amer
leans for Spanish prisoners.
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The Sullivan of the Navy.

New York, June 3.-The arrival of the
big John l.. Sullivan of the navy, the
Oregon, was the signal for IA great demon
~stration yesterday by Schelys squadron.
Her reception by the fleet was worthy
of her achievement. Coming along at a
fifteen-knOt speed. she swept in a males
tic ssmi-circle through the fleet, to a
of Whitehead sailors manning the sides
rs she passed.
The first news of the OregOn's arrival
at Key West was brought to the squad
ron by the Associated Press dispatch
boat o after sunrise. The crews were
on the lookout and when at almost moor
there doomed up a grey hulk on the hori-
zon there was a great wigwagging from
ship to ship.
Marine glasses showed the %ponderous
outlines of the navy's crack heavyweight
and showed that she carried "a bone in
her teeth" as she piled up the white
water on each side of her bow.
Fifteen knots, if it's a mile" was the
verdict as she raced in on the home
stretch of her long Journey and watches
held on her as she approached confirmed
it. She had a decided list to port from
hastily filled bunkers that there had been
West for fuel and out again.
But her short STAY there smoke volumes
for the mechanism of a Pacific built shit
which could do a $4,000 mile run throw
in fresh coal and steam II to whar
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Wanted.

By very responsible party, a we'll fur
nished dwelling; not less than four large
rooms, must have bath and he surround
ed by a garden spot. Apply to c.. H.
Peters, Real Estate and Insurance office.
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For Sale or Rent.

Furnished house of 10 rooms, bakery
rented and doing a fine business. Same
party will continue renting. Apply i'm
mediately at the New York Bakery.
Margaret f. Cavanaugh,
Carson City, New.
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PASTURE

TO REET-S0 acres of first class pasture
near Carson. Good grass and water.
Apply at Shaw's Hot Springs. If