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Daily Republican., 1888-09-08
PHILADELPHIA SENDS 81 800.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept, 8.-rhe OIL.
zsnA' Relief Committee at \ meeting
held yesterday In the Mayors Otine
decided to send 81, 800 to jAcksOnville,
FlR for the relief OF the fever stricken
sufferers. ThiH EmOunt will be lergelg
increased during the coming week.
Mayor Filter presided at the meeting
and DR.. Henry I. Child was EecTetery.
Charles J. HsTrhh suggested that S2,500
be Immediately sent for the relief OF
the sfllloted, which WAS agreed TO. IL
Was also decided to hold public m9et.
ing At the Mayors Office A. IL o'clock
Monday morning.
These Subscriptions were announced, ,
swelling She amonh: in the hands OF
the committee 10 IS ,5O8 40, less the sum
sent South yesterday: Mayor Filter,
John WanamBker aud Charles j. HsT-
rAh, $3.50 eaoh Charles Benson, Sl00i
Rudolph BlAD kerburR, $780, Read &
Oanery, Robert NJ. MSWade End A. q,
Sim, S25 each.
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ter has 6hGrpless printed In fall on each
print. Always for sSle by Lynch 3
LeAry, Madison street grooers, II. W.
coTuer Fourth.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-08

Oysters Rt AiDsaows 707 Shipley
street, for 25, 90 ana 40 csnts per quart
Daily Republican., 1888-09-08
A WORD OF WARNING.

1 are many white soaps each represented be % as good as the
they ARE NOT but like all counterfe lack the peculiar and remark
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JAoK.ONvILLE's CALAMITY.
Seventy-Ssvon New OAses Of Fever and
Eight Deaths Yesterday AR.
rive In srsey CITY.


rive In srsey CITY.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Sept. 7.-This
has been another day Of gloom end
death, and. what ls worEe, the outlook
for the immediate future is Elocmier
btlll. Bevsnty-Baven Cases were re.
ported to the Board Of Health to-day
for the "A hours ending at 8 p. m. There
were eight deaths from yellow fever
during the ia ne period.
Among tho proAtratsd by fever ARE
Hon. II. A. Leneie. cashier OF the State
Bank OF Florida, aud Chairman OF the
Committee on Sanitation Of the OlIzsns'
Association, who has worked iudeTAti.
gAbly Blhce the outbreak OF the fever.
MoNTG oMERY, Ala, Sept. 7.-Sur-
Reou General Hamilton, Warrington
ID. c.: Our special agent reports ten
oAses Of yellow fever At MAoolenny, In
Baker county; one death from black
vomit. Pensacola and MAFiannA have
\ quarantine against the while OF
Baker county. We will proceed to fol
low their example, and this only ex-
empliffes the fact that the measures
you have already taken are right
W. 8. REESE, Mayor.
will see that arrangements are made
for the transportation In CARS under
Government supervision OF oil persona
wishing 10 leave Jacksonville ~ sO0u
As possible to such points rs will receive
them. You must be aware that State
laws must govern and We cannot send
refugees TO points 10 States that viii
not receive them. The camp is boinl
Improved every day Rad the tents art
being replaced by houses as fact as pos
sible. will take up my yhtadquATteI
ut Camp Perry OF MoBday. Your re
Qulsltlon for sanitary supplies approv
ed. J. B. HAMILTON,
JACKSONVILLE Sept. 7.-TAs oou
mittee on depopulHton completed u
census of the city today End reporte
the total population remEiniaR ~ i8
767; whites, 3945; ool9red, sSl2; unHi
ling 10 leave, l0,375, mOBt.y colore
people. With means for self-snppofi
1855; without means, S495; refused ;
answer as to meAns, 1890 II 10 e1
peoted that 1000 or 5000 will leave In l
or 10 days.
The complete depopulAtion Of the cit
IL impossible, and those without mean
can hardly bs provided for In the IefT
gee camps under . month or six week
during which time 1t 10 feared the ep
demio will have done It's worst, an
hundreds Of lives sacrificed.
TRAVELLERS FROM JACKSONVILLE.
New YoRK, Sept. IA train full {
badly scared pAhsengers from jackson
Vile arrived 81 jersey City Frids
evening last after an eventful journe
and vigorous efforts by the rAilroA
/ officials to suppress tho facts, and pei
! pie In BAllimere, Philadelphia OIL
I other cities who rode 10 the infecte
j cars were wholly ignorant OF the dSng'
they had run. Before arrival 81 Ne
, York some OF tho passengers took TuIl
, fish baths and destroyed Part Of the
/ clothing, in accordance with a preAl
. ranged plan for the safety Of themselv'
and their friends, but there wss I
b watch upon them nor any efforts
) quarantine them, and nobody kuoT
/. whether they all followed this pan {
!. not.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-08

A cake of IVORY Soar in view.
b. mo alkali this soap contains,
led, 1t leaves the lace and takes the stains;
1t comes from oils. sweet as the rose
That in the palace garden grows;
" 1t floats like cork upon the wave;
end With this we may both wash and shave
Enough, enough" the student cried;
"Youve saved me from longer ride
ID" And turning round his wisdom showed.
rev For back to Ispahan he rode.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-08

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
CABLE FLASHES.

Thomas Burlington Macluley's sister
Fanny is dead, at the age of 80.
Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain will, on his re-
turn to England, take up his residence in
London and sell his Birmingham house.
Edward Harrington, Member of Parlia-
meut for West Kerry, hos been summoned
for melting to boyeo.ting, and will be tried
on the Goth inst.
The sudden formation of ice has caused
the detention Of sixty vessels loading with
grain in the Sea of Azaf, and they will
probably be laid up for the winter.
The Gar has ordered Zichy, the court
artist, TO paint large picture representing
the recent railway disaster at BoTki, where
the Imperial family narrowly escsped de-
structiOn.
Violent gales are reported alongthe west
coast Of Gr5at Britain and nume'Ous
wrecks have occurred. At Glasgow the
dome of the Exhibition building was de-
molishsd and the ladies' industrial depart
ment iu the building was wrecked.
A liberal use Of the cloture rule is ex'
pected in the British Commons in order to
force through the bill for the extension oI
the Ashbourns act, but neither side IL
hopeful that the measure will be disposed
of within week. The Opposition tsti'
mates that it will take at least fortnight
TO dicusS the bill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
HEWAY IT WAS DONE
REPUBLICAN RBPBATgRS COLONIzED IN
TUCKER COUNTY.
Hundreds Of Illegal VOtsS CaSt-0yG Half as
AAEy Again Votes Cast as at the Last
Elsc6on-0ns Nan Who Voted
-Four Separate Times.
Special Telegram to the Register.

Special Telegram to the Register.
ST.. GEORGE, W. Va, November 18.-
The gross fraud worked by the Republicans
in this county on slsetion day is just COM
ing TO light. 1t is unparalleled in our his
tory. Early in the eImpsigu the Demo
Gratis of Tucker had intimations that GER
tSin prominent Republican, largely inter-
es.ed in rAilroad 10 this county, had laid
his plans to colOnizs voters at every poll
ing place. At that time little attention
was paid to these statements. The result
of the election was Astounding to Demo Gratis,
and they Immediately began to investigate
numerous cases Of al eyed fraud. ths de-
velopments were thousand times more
startling than could have been expected.
In every precinct in this county illegal
votes were cast by the score. The
peoof IS GOW in the hands OF
the Democratic committees to
show that Republicans who never
paid dollar of tax, and who were known
not to be residents of the county, voted at
several places. At others minors and
paupers were rushed in to deposit their
ballots for Harrison and Goff.
10 1856 (two years ago. there was cast
the largest vote ever polled in this county,
$40. At this election, only two years Ia
ter, vote of /, ,&GS was polled, an increase
Of considerably over so per cent. This is
ont of all reason. Another remarkable
fact Is that while the Democratic vote in
creased very little, the Republican vote in
creased 300. The work Of colonization
was done well. The county was flooded
and honest voters wee helpless. Some Of
these men wers not content with casting
one illegal vote, but voted at two or more
places.
Tntrs was one Republican repeater who
voted four times in one county, and was
accompanied to the polls each time by q
Republican State Senator. This is an ex-
ample of the methods that prevailed here,
and nearly made this county Republican.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
CONCERNING THEIR IDENTITY.
The Murderess and Her Victim Living
Under Assumed Manner.

The Murderess and Her Victim Living
Under Assumed Names.
CHICAGO, November i Careful inves-
LEGATIONS made by representative OF the
Associated Press tonight tend TO throw
much light on the unfortunate parties to
the King shooting in Omaha. The a!art-
ments occupied by the couple at No 2lO
Cass street, are in fashionable part of the
city, and they bear al the indications Of
refinement and culture. No one 10 the
neishbortoOd knew of any man named
King, bat they all knew OF Mr.. and Mis-
Henry BseChler. That was the name Of
the couple ss they appeared to all neigh
bOrs and tradesmen.
Tne four-year-old boy, whom Mrs. King
claims as her own child by King is in re-
ality her own brother. Mrs. Kings folks
live in Cleveland. Her mother hes been
twice married, her last husbands name
being the one under which she and King
passed while living in Chicago. While the
couple lived in Quincy, H., they assumed
the name of lie GArde, tly.lesf in one Of
the hooks in the Csss street residence bear
ing Mrs. Kings autograph as follows:
Libby lie Garde, 42O Elm street, Quincy,
Z a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19

r.,,,b ofisisl returns have now b'eu
"a 70 show that Judge A. B. FLEM
:. sI.cted Governor by safe major
T,kirg the Republican claim for TIE
.,;s, from which we have yet to hear
;,,,, which widely differs from the
VA have received, there can be
,,r,.r spy doub. that Judge FLEMING
r.,siysd a majority of the votes Of the
r.,,,, Of wes. Virginia. There is like
;.,ro so7b. that the National RePubl-
Committee has its agents in this State
IL supplied with money to fAlsify the
.,~.s IN addition to TIE efforts Of the
Iocal Republican managers.
Tn, ), hirsliugs Ct Chairman QUAY are
cunning rogue, well versed in crimes
.,sipst the ballot, but we would inform
.b.,, that West Virginia justice is vigor-
and tia, they are not as safe in their
o,s,,.ions ia toe back Couaties" as they
may imagine.
Chairman RILEY gives tse following
,l,er to the public;
WHEELING, W. Va, Nov II, lSSS.
The ,ni.isl returns from the State are
efficiently sscertaiued to warrant the an
ro,rrsnsLt Of the election Of Judge A. B
=. rv,ye tie democratic candidate fer
Governor, by small but sure
r,iortv TIE us. Of the State
ticket a,e clicked by lHgT majo'itles.
r,s legislature will stand on joint ballot
or,y-,ix l6) Democrats, fOrty-fOur l+h
RsDubnuaas a9d one LsbCr Union lnde
napi,n.. At no time has there been any
douh. of the election of the Democratic
Prudential ticket by shout one thousand
mrfo.ily. The Republicans concentrated
all their Efforts and resources in the per,
soral contest OF Geaeral GOFF for Governor
and to secure a mpjority of the Legislature,
in which event he would have been elected
70 tie United States Senate, therefore the
cIo.e contest ia West Virginia mas been
ppna the Governor and Legislative ticket.
T. :. RILEY,
Chairman Of Democratic Safe Executive
Committee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
A PRODiGAL SON.
Henry w. Kings Career-The Opinion Of
DIR, Browning.

Henry w. Kings Career-The Opinion o.
DIR. Browning.
PHILADELPHIA, November 1S.-Mr.
Browning, the senior member Of the firm
Of Browning, King & Co., and who live
in New York, was in Philadelphia to-day
on visit to the firms local branch. Ht
was astoundei when q reporter showed
him a telegram announcing young King;
tragic death.
And yet it shouldn't surprise me, y he
added, "wbeu I think of his careeer.'
Henry w. King, Jr.," he continued
twas the son of my party, Henry w.
King, of ChicsGo. The ion, however,
had no connection with the firm
He was abOnt tEenty-seyen years Of sgt
and the most trutbfOl summary Of his life
is that he wae a prOdigal son. A college
graduate Of uuusull intellectual p1wers,
and giftsd with a good presence, high
social advantages and everything else cal
culated to make a successful man, Henry
". King, Jr., threw all aside and plunStd
into the widest kind of dissi pltiOn. His
father did everything to save him, but il
was no use The young man seemed
wholly unable TO re,ist temptation. The
tragedy will be terrible blow to his
father ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
OFFICIAL COUNT
or FIfty-EIght Out OF sixty Counties of
New York State.

or FIfty-Elght Out OF sixty Counties OF
New York State.
NEW YORK, November l8.-The official
count of fits y-sight OF the sixty counties in
this State has been completed. The re-
naming counties are New York ard
Kings. The figures as they now stand
are as follows:
Forty.eight c1nuti's, Harrison, 463, 3ll;
Cleveland. 800 COG; Hill, 39S, 4S8, Miller,
l62, s99; NeS York (etimated, Harrison,
los, 80; Cleveland, IT,, 963; Hill, 161,
9Ol; Miller, s.. siS; Kings ESTIMATED, },
Hsrr son, 81. 652; Cleveland, ~, 35l; Hill,
81, 3-3; Miller, GS,3lS; totals, Harrison,
Gi6 7l6; Cleveland, 632, 923; HUI, GAG, 772;
Miller, $50, O6j
Governor HILL heads the squad, leading
Harrison by So votes. Miller by l6,7O7,
aud Cleveland by 1884 votes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
Illuminating the Car Stove.

CHICAGO, November 1S-A long step
toward abo,ishing throughout the West
the use of the deadly car stove will be
tikeu next week. Oa Sunday the Rock
Island road will commence Running steam
heated yestibule trains between Chicago
81 d Colorado Springs, Denver and Pueblo,
and between Chicago and Council Bluffs
and Kansas City. The entire train IN
every case is to be heated solely from the
enRiCe,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
M'GLYNN's WORDS.
It Matters Not Where the Body Is
Laid.

1t Matters Not Where the Body II
Laid.
NEW YORK, November 19.-Apcpos thu
refusal of the Catholic authorizes of per
mission to inter the body of one of DR.,
McGlynu's adhereuts iu Catholic GENE,
terry, and prompted by the suit of the dead
mans family to compel such permission,
DIR. McGlynr, at the Auti.Poyerty meet
iug in Cooper 1pstituts tonight,
said: "Sball we be denied the right
to call ourselves Christians? Shall cur
Door bodies be denied what poor honors
may he given them2 The body hss nc
spiritual character, and it matters little
what honors shall be paid it, thtugh we
msy treat reverentislly what was once
the shrine of the spirit. Can the
refusal of the authorities to bury
John McGuire's tody in Calvary hurt his
soul? / should rather take my chances
with John Mcclure than with nine-tenths
of the people who have the cOatliest monu'
ments in Calvary, or with ore or the Ohsl
of the Archbishops under the high altar o.
the marble Cathedral. do not know thai
have taken q very lively interest in the
case which has come up in the courts the
past week. It really makes little differ
encs where JCha hcGuiIe's body il
buried"
The Doctor charged his friends not to
make sny disturb lncs about the butial oi
his remains in case of his death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
AN APPEAL TO IRISHMEN.
They arc Urged to Raise Defense Fund
for Parnsu.

Tor P8rnoU.
LINCOLN, NEB., November 18.-A cir
cular has been addressed by President
Fitzgerald to the various branches OF the
Irish National Lesgue, of which the fol-
lowing are extracts:
The foulest conspiracy ever known to
British history since the days Of Titus
Oates has bsen entered into by the present
Government of England and under cover
of the London Times, for the purpose OF
thwarting the efforts OF Mr.. PARCEL and
his colleagues TO secure by constitutional
agitation the legislative rights Of the Irish
people. Biffled at every point of its ignoble
and malicious course, the Salisbury CabI-
net ia now striving to keep back the
damning evidence held by the Irish lead
ers by prolongirg and extending the COM
mission, and consequently increasing the
enormous coIts in tre hope Of compelling
Mr.. Parnell 10 abandon the case for want
Of funds 10 meet the heavy expenditures
forced upon him and his friends.
Irishmen of America, you have nobly
supported and encouraged Mr.. Parneu IN
his contest with the ere mics of Ireland.
He stands now before the bar of British
public opinion to answer the charge of vii.
iainous conspirators with English secret
service money at their backs, VIII you
desert him nov? Will you by apathy and
indifference aid the foul conspiracy that
eks to morally assassinate the foremost
man Of the IIish people? Concentrated in
him to-day are the feelings and aspirations
of the worldwide Irish race, and shall
Charles Stewart Parnell become the vic
tim of the fOrger and the peUurar because
he has not the money that necessity will
compel him to expend to defeat the
mschinstions Of his and Ireland's enemies?
To barbor such thought would be an
insult 10 every man of Irish blood.
CJme, then, to the rescue of the man
who stands rs. the ideal representative OF
our race to-day. We have fought our great
constitutional battle in America. The
heat of the contestis over, aud now let
Irishmen of every political shade join in
friendly grasp and pledgs their aid to our
bro, hers beyond the sea. Every branch
Of the League is most earn sstly reque 'ted
to raise ut once Parnell defense fuud,
and remi. the same as eadily as possible
tt Rsv. Charles . Reilly, D. D., Detroit.
The urgency is very great.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
THE STATE SAFE.
Chairman Riley Has No HeSitancy 1
In.An,Inr It-Rv AaannIafeh RrAaa.

Cha'rmR Riley Has No HeSitancy In
Claiming It-By Associated Press.
WAsHINGTON, November IS.-T. s,
Riley, Chairman of the Democratic Stats
Committee of West Virginia, has sent the
following dispatch to the Post:
WHEELING, W. VA, November lS.
Toe official returns from the State are
sufficiently sscertsined to warrant the an
nouncemeut of the election of Judge A. B.
Fleming, the Democratic candidate fol
Governor, By small bat sure majority.
Tas rest OF the State ticket is elected by
larger msjorities The Leg stature will
stand oa joint ballot, 46 Democrats, "A
Republicans and | Labor Union Independ-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
CONDENSED TKLEGRAMs.

Pie'ident-sleCt Harrison denies that he
intends to visit New York soon.
Fire at Little RccS, Ark. destroyed FIVE
business houses worth Sos, 900.
Jack Dempsey now says be was not in
good condition when he met Donovan.
There were twelve new cases Of yellow
fevtr and one death q. Jacksonville yes
terday.
Sarah Bsrnhardt received Q grand ovs-
ton at her frat appearance in Vienna
Saturday.
1t ia denied at Washington thst the
President contsmplates sslliog his Oak
View property.
Wm. 4. Shine, travelling salesman OF
Brooklyn, committed suicide by shooting
himself st Richmond, Va.
Geo. JskeIy. a Missouri Pacific track
man, was set NOON and stabbed TO death
by ruffians ct Kansas City.
Frank Cray croft, prominent citizen ol
Sedalis, No, is missing. He bas beer
embarrassed financially for some time.
French women are ssi'ating for th'
right Of voting for judges who are to ti, II
judgment in cases in which they are inter
ested.
Rev. Charles ]. Hendly, rector Of st
PauPs Church, LaneastH, n. H., va
found dead in his room from appopleI,
yesterday.
Mary and ANA Rusber, sisters, hsv'
confessed 10 sle murder Of John AnderroD
wealthy fa'msr Of Hswayille, Ky
They stabbed him to death with kniie
The women were after money.
Two suits for S30,0 900 dansges 70
tI,nder each have bsen brought sgsius
wm. P. Wsmpler, OF McKsePort las
Dsmocrstie candidate for Congress, b
Rev. Vim CaId wsll. Of that place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
ABOUT WBITECHAPEL.
Gossip Concerning the Fiend's Latei
Atrocity.

Gossip Concerning the Fiends Latest
| Atrocity.
LONDON, November 18.-In Englsnd
there is not much interest in anythiDgju just
now but the Whitechapel murders and the
details surrounding it, Wanen's resigna-
tiop, etc. As wrote you last week, either
Warren or Home Secretary Matthews had
to 90 in obedience to public clsmor, and
Matthews was sufficiently clever to man
euver Wa1en's neck under the Ak of popu-
lar disfavor. People are not satisfied yet,
however. The Tories declare that
Matthews should 90 instead of Warren;
the Liberals declare that both should have
besn turned out, and it is very likely that
the Wbitechapsl killer will have the
honor of ovsrturning a Cabinet Min
ister as well as the Chief Commissioner Of
Police.
About the mys'e 'erious murders nothing
more is known and fresh ONES are expected.
Some clever individual having invented
detailed description of the man en walk
ing abont with Mary Kelly just before she
was murdered, has been hired at five times
his usual salary to walk about with the po-
lice and try to see the man again. 1t has
been pointed out that ths murder5 have
all been committed at changes ofthe moon,
which is taken as strengthening the luna
tic theory. Four men in one day, having
got drunk, conceived the notion of person
atlng the great murderer. Each howled
out in the street that he had just cut up
another woman. Each was pelted for his
pains by . mob and each is now doing
two weeks.
One young German has got an exalted
notion of Euglish Paritanism and reepecta-
bllity. He landed in this country Oa
Tuesday or Wednesday. He stared, pr.
haps, a little impolit.ly at a woman on
the WhitaChapel read. A quarter of an
hour later some policeman rescued him,
much injured, from a furious mob and
took him to the lookup. He was let go
on his statement that ne was going to
America. The woman had cried out that
he was Jack, the Ripper. this White
chapel murderer" " but ths German, who
did not understand word CT English,
thought all the demonstration was brought
about by her English feelings of proptiety
being shocked by his indiscreet staring.
Last week saw the msu, Joe Barnett,
who had lived with the woman k.lly up
TO short time before she was butchered.
He then begged for money to bury his
poor dear, and wanted it understood that
he 'ad art as we'll as men with black
coats on. He was furiously drunk NJ the
inquest and is living with certain not r.
ous Whitechapel character who testified at
the inquest ard became enamlrsd of the
drunkeu brute because, as she said, of the
romantic interest attaching to him,
which illustrates life in London's slums.
Kelly g remains will be buried on Monday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
Anarchy Is still Alive.

CHICAGO, November 1S.-About 125
meu gathered this afternoon ut Greirs
Hall, with the understanding that they
were there to organizs a society for the
p1rpcss of reviving the anarchistic sgita'
ton among the free thinkiog laborers Of
Chicago"
After lengthy discussion it was de.
cidsd to organize the new society, and
name it the Arbsiter Bund. A COMMITTEES
Of three wss appointed to draft constitu'
tian to re submitted at meeting to be
held next Sunday. The society will sp'
point committees to hold agitation meet
iugs and work up organizations all over
the city.