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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-28
IAck Irn.t ,s. Yellow Teyer.

WASHINGTON, November 27.--Dr Mar
tin telegraphs the Surgeon General
Three new cases of yellow fever, and one
death at Gainesville. The deceased had
been sick since the 18th, and WAS dis
covered to-day, dying. Two hours after
wards he held an autopsy. There was a
heavy frost and an eighth OF an inch OF
ice last night. The indications are for
frost tonight
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Protecting American Labor.

READING, PA, November 27.-For the
purpose Of discouraging the importation
Of contract labor, the council Of Reading
last night passed an ordinance, which
has become law, making it unlawful
and punishable with heavy fine for any
contractor to employ any bat persons OF
the United States on any city work, such
as sewers, reservoirs, public build
inys &c
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Cardinal Gibbons on Heory George.

LoSDoS, November 27-The Rome
correspondent Of the Dqily Chronicle tele
graphs the following Cardinal Gibbon!
recently sent another letter to the Pope
wherein he insisted upon the adyisability
Of not condemning the writings of Henri
Gorge as have been contemplated. fht
letter has created a great impression.
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GIGANTIC RAILWAY TRUST.
Gould, Huntington a. Co. Scheming to
Keep Up Rates.

NEW YORK, November 27.-In com
menting to-day on the statement con
tanned in Chicago dispatch that Chair
man Midgely's recent conference here
with several railroad magna,es had
for its object the formation OF
gigantic railroad trust or clear
ing houses comprising all roads
between points west OF line drawn
through Chicago and Milwaukee on the
east st. Paul and Minneapolis on the
north; Colorado, New Mexico and Wy
oming on the west, and Arkansas
on the south. Commissioner Albert
Fink said "Messrs. Gould, Midgely,
Huntington and others conferred recent
ly to see If it were not possible to get up
some scheme by which railroad rates
could be maintained 1t is in no sense a
scheme for railNad trust, bat three
gentlemen have come to the conclusion
that II is about time for the railroads TO
stop cutting each others throats. They
want to get up scheme that will en-
brace all the railroads in the country.
Thus far they have not succeeded. That
is all can say about it, for don't know
any more"
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The beautiful building lots which will
be sold by Messrs. Augustine, Royal x
Co. Thursday, 2G0 in number, at low ilg-
ures. are situated by the water tower, so
builders can get water cheap. This is q
grand opportunity for investment.
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The Alleged Chicago Dynamite Fiend

CHICAGO, November 27-The trial OF
Hronek, the alleged dynamite fiend, was
continued in the Criminal Court this
morning. States Attorney Longenecker
made the opening argument, and his
speech made somewhat of sensation.
lie said that the State proposed to show
that Hloneck conspired with Chapek,
Sevic and Chleborn to murder Judges
Gary and G.innell and Inspector Bon
field
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Harrison's Election Tones Mr.. Randall Up
Wonderfully.

PHILADELPHIA, November 27.-Con-
gresham Randall is improving rapidly,
and his physician hasggiyen him per-
mission to attend the opening OF Congress
upon condition that he will work in
moderation, and not spend too much
time ia close committee rooms.
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Steel Manufacturers in Consul alton.

New YORK, November 27-The repre-
sentatives of The steel manufacturers
throughout the country ere in consulta-
ton at the Windsor Hotel today. The
conference is secret one and has been
called for the purpose of considering the
condition of the trade and means by
which prices can be eplaced on aprofitable
koefa
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BRIEF TtIEGRAMS.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, November 81
OIL was struck yesterday at the dept h OF
1000 feet in a. well being sunk in the
Sequatchie Valley.near this city.
JOLIET LIS, November 27.-Ground
was broken Yesterday in this city for the
erection of an immense steel plate works
near Joliet steel mills When in opera
tion, the works will give employment TO
1000 men.
New York, November 27.-Grant
Mcpherson, junior clerk in the general
most. Office. appointed three months ago,
was TO day arrested for stealing letters.
lie was held in 1000 bail. Nine letters
we're found on his person when arrested.
CrScINSAT1, ONO, November ga
special 10 the Times star from Toledo,
Ohio. saws: The question Of what Ohio
man shall be honored by Cabinet ap-
pointment has been settled. Senator Sher-
man has been given TO understand that
the office of Secretary Of State will be
formally rendered to him by PRESIDENT,
elect Harrison. That formal tender VIII
be made is known positively.
WISSrPEG, MAN, November q
James Carnie, one of the Hudson Bay
Co.'S chief factors in Arctic circles, has
arrived here He reports that he mel
Lord Lonsdale two months ago near the
Arctic circle. lie was travelling with
two Esquimaux guides and one personal
attendant. He spoke contdentially of
being able, in his simple mode OF irsyell-
ing. to reach the North Pole II his al
tendants would stick 10 him. He was In
GOOD health
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THE COUNT CONTINUED.
Second Days Session or
the State Board of
CanyasSerS. 80 M
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION ovER-
WHELMINGLY DEFEAEED. .i


The State Board of Canvsssers.
after the recess from yesterday met at |
o'clock and canvassed the vote OF the
State as TO whether there should be =
constitutional convention, which, ac-
cording TO the present Constitution
should be decided at tie general election
In 1888.
The following is the vote by counties
and cities:
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HOW PROTECTION PROTECTS THE
SOUTH.
Iowa New Competition In Cotton Manu-
facture,

DEs MONIES, Iowa, November 81
The first yard Of cotton cloth ever manu-
factured in Iowa was woven at the Des
MOines cotton mill In the presence OF
hundreds OF citizens yesterday after.
noon. The plant has been recently re-
moved from Janesyille, Wis. |, manu-
features a superior q-ality Of brown
sheeting and its capacity is nearly ten
thousand yards day which Is made on
1870 looms and G,000 spindlt Employ.
ment will be given to from $50 70 2QO
hands
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Iri.b Members of Parliament To tie De-
prived of Their Seats.

LoNDON, November 27-In the House
OF Commons this evening Mr. Balfour in
timated that Irish members against
whom warrants of arrest ha4 been issued
or upon whom summons had been served
would not be permitted 10 sit in Par
lament while The Irish business were
being discussed
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THE POLITICAL OUTLOOK
The Composition of the
Next House Still In
volved in Doubt.
PRESIDENT HARRIs0N's PROBABLs
SOUTHERN POLICY.
speculatiops as to His Cabiset.
Especial to the Iimes.l

WASHINGTON, d. g., November 277-
The composition OF the next House Is
still involved in doubt. II the Republi-
cans carry II b only one majority they
will unseats number Of Southern Demo
Gratis and enlarge their minority to TWEEN
ty or more. They have endeavored, by
playing a bluff game, to intlmidate the
Democratic Canvassing Boards, bat the
game of 1876 cannot be repeated, and If
the Democrats have the House fairly
they will hold and organize it. They can
thus prevent serious mischief to the
South.
THE GBEEoT oP2IcEsEEKERs.
The competition for high places among
Republicans Is intense. Harrison Is al
ready in deep water.
now TO DEAL WITH BLAINE
is his most difficult problem at present.
lie cannot well refuse to offer him the
5ecretaryship of State, bat against this
step there is a strong Republican protest.
The best impression seems to be that
Warner Miller OF New York or Allison
will be Secretary Of the Treasury. Sher-
man is not likely to desire a Cabinet
place Alger Of Michigan for Secretary
Of War and Waramaker for Postmaster
General are probable appointments.
There is nothing positively known re-
specting
HARRIsoN's SOUTHERN POLICY,
but it is believed that some renegade will
be put ia the Cabinet. 1t Is asserted by
well Informed men that some Of the lead
ing spoilsmen and machine politicians
are doomed to disappointment, and that
such people as Dudley, New, Quay and
Plat viii have far less Influence with
Harrison than they have expected.
If The Republicans secure the House,
Mckinley OF Ohio, and not Reed, will be
the Speaker. Kelley will be chairman of
the Ways and Means Committee, and
Cannon of Appropriations.
AMONG THE SURE RESULTS or THE ELEe
TION
will be the increase of the annual pen
sion appropriation from eighty to one
hundred and fifty millions of dollars, the
increase Of tariff taxation In the interest
Of the monopolists who put up the cam
palgn fund, general era Of proiuse ex-
penditure and an attempt to seize once
more the voting machinery Of
the Southern States after the fash
ion of tue reconstruction epoch It Is
generally thought Malone will be po-
tential in all Virginia matters. and that
if the Republicans get the House they
will turn out two or three Virginia Con-
gressmen +. q. W.
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n,. Thomas Nelson Page at 'he Y. M. c. A

Mr.. Thomas Nelson Page, our talented
fellow-townsman, will read selections
f-om "The Two Little COniederates,
n0le 'S,racted,' and "a Captured Santa
Claus" at the y. NJ. {. a. on the night
Of December 4th.
Mr.. Pages writings are deservedly
ropular, and, when read by their author,
tbere is q charm about them which seems
always to captivate and hold the audi
ence without weariness to the end.
This entertainment is given under the
ousnices of the Ladies Auxiliary OF the
y. N. {. A., who will use the proceeds
for the purpose OF giving series OF re-
ceptions during the winter to the young
men engaged in the various trades IN TINS
city.
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Secretary whitney's Thauksgiving G fits

WASHINGTON, November 27.-Secre-
tary Whitney, following his usual Gus
tom since he has been at the head Of the
Navy Department, has presented to each
of the employees Of the Department fine
large turkey for their Thanksgiving Day
dinner. 1t took 400 turkeys 20 go
around
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Do no. forget the very liberal terms
given purchasers of the Spring .ill lots
by Augustine, Royal d Co. Read the
advertisement.
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that DR.. Dsvid's Cough Syrup Is the very
best cure tor Coughs. Gods, Group
Bronchitis, and Consumption. Price
p cents bOttle-fye bottles f0r dol
lar.
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Terrific EXPLOSION of GIycerfne.

TIrusyILLE, Pa, November GA
terrific explosion of nitro-gIycerine oc-
cured yesterday at the Van Viieck Mags-
zine one mile north of Pleassntville
Doc Haggerty employed BY the Torpedo
Company was killed and wagon and
team of horses blown to atoms. The
magazine was completely demolished.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-28

If You want 10 live quite happy and
never know regrets,
Don't let your stock run down too low
in "My Sweetheart" Cigarettes,
For nothing In this market into favor
has so rrown
As these tine brands OF cigarettes OF Car
roll j. Greensboro
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Majority against conyertion, 5s.ia.
sENATORs

The Board then csnysssed the returns
from the different counties and cities
gnere special elections were held.
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II YOU want 10 live quite happy and
never know regrets,
Don't let YOUR stock run down too low
in "My Sweetheart Cigarettes,
FOR nothing in this market into favor
has so grown
As these fine brands Of Cararettes OF Car
roll i Greensboro.
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Have you lied my SWEETHEART Gig
arettee.
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Smoke NY SWEETHEART Cigarettes.
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Try my SWEETHEART Cigarettes.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-28

To fill the vacancy from The counties
Of Roanoke and Craig In the House Of
Delegates, The vote resulted.
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Nulter'- ma iorlty, 1882.


HsCHN0SDCiIY
To fiji the vacancy created by the
designation Of Mr. Lyon q. Tyler, presi-
dent OF William and Mary College. as
delegate from Richmond city, the cote
was: WoItham dem, s,fC9; Kaufman
(rep), 6.2,l. Wortham's majority. f,S9S.
The Board then adjourned sine die.
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HANOVER DISTRICT.

In this district there was no opposition.
Mr.. HenrYT. Wickham received in Han
over, ,s2G; in Carolina, ,iif; total OF
3,270 votes. George VI. Hall received 9
votes and William p. Ruuquest votes.
This election was held 10 FIJI the vacancy
created by the death Of General W. e.
Wickham.
To ill the vacancy created by the
resignation of Hon. J. Taylor ElIyson,
now Mayor Of Richmond, the district
voted:
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e estate Is valued at S26 900.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-03
CHAPTER ".

THE EVIDENCE OF LUMLEY RICH, DETECTIVE
oFFICER-THE NINE OF HEARTS.
Upon the reassembling of the court, the
first witness called was Lumley Rich.
The Attorney General-You belong to
the detective force?
Witness-I do.
The Attorney General-On the Goth Of
March were you called to the prisoners
house!
Witness-Yes.
The Attorney General-At what hour
Of the morning.
Witness-At o'clock.
Tho Attorney General-Was the prison.
er in the house at the timer
Witness-He was not
The Attorney General-Whom did you
see for the purpose Of information
Witness-The prisoners coachman,
James Moorhouse, and Ida White, lady 3
maid and other servants.
The Attorney General--What passed be-
tween you and the coachmani
Witness-I asked him at what time on
the previous night the prisoner returned
home. He said at about 1920, and that
the prisoner entered his house accom-
panied by lady, opening the street door
with his latch key. i asked him IL he
had seen the prisoner since, and he re-
piled that he had not. asked him from
what part Of his dress the prisoner took
the latch key, and he replied from the
pocket Of the ulster he wore.
The Attorney General-Although the
prisoner was not at home, was this ulsteI
In his housei
h Witpess-YeS; Il. was handing On tn
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.Uus ruck IN the nan.
Tho Attorney General-Did ycu take
possession Of ~
Wttness-I dfv1
Tho Attorney Gcneral-Did you search
the pocketsr
Wituc8--Yes.
The Attorney Gcneral--what did ycu
hnd IN thcmt
witness--The latchkey Of the street door
and playing card.
Tho Attorney General-Nothing elses
Witness-NOthing else.
Tho Attorney General--Ts this the latch
key Qatchkey produced.)
Witness-It Il.
The Attorney Gencral--Is this the play
ing cards playing card, the nino Of
hearts, produced)
Witness-It is
The Attorney General--IIow do You
recognize III
witness-Dy private mark put in
the corner.
Tho Attorney 0eneral--Thcrc was alb
ulsteri 49,
Witness-Nothing else.
The Attorney General Did you see the
prisoner before you left tho houses
Witness-I did.
Ine Attorney Gcneral-Describe what
passed.
witncss-The prisoner suddenly made
his appearance while / was question
ing the servants and inquired my
business there told him was an off,
Ger, and that was there because of his
wife being found dead in her bed. "Deadr'
he cried; my wifer' and he rushed to her
room. followed him. Ho looked at her
and sunk into chair. He seemed stupe-
fed. had his ulster coat hanging on my
arm, and tolA him had taken possession
Of IL. He nodded vacantly. A moment
or two afterwards he laid his hand upon
the ulster, and demanded to know where
I had obtained IL. informed him, from
tho coat rack in the hall. He cried elm
possibler' and as Il seemed to me he was
about to speak again, Informed him that
anything he said might be used in evil
dence against him. 'sIn evidencei' he
cried, against mer' "Yes," I replied;
''there has been a murder done here"
''Murder!'' he cried; "and 1 am sus-
pectedf' To that remark did not reply,
but repeated my caution. He said, "Thank
you," and did not utter another word.
The prisoner did not cross-examine the
witness; and this was the more surprising
as 1t was remarked by all in court that
upon the production Of the playing card,
the nine Of hearts, he was greatly agitated.
tro m coHrIKuEp.)
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4 =. D,,.. ailDls.sr. experience.

"I am a Baptist minister, ana before ever
thought of being a clergyman graduated in
medicine. but lett q lucrative practice for my
present profession. forty years ago. was for
many years a sufferer from quinsy. 7hon.as'
KcIectrto OH cured me. was also troubled
always relieved me. My wife and child had
iphtheria, and 7nou,as' Ectscirtc on cured
them and II taken In time II will cure seven
times out OF ten. am confident II ts q cure
for the most obstinate cold, or cough. and II
any one will take a small teaspoon and half
MI II with the on, and then place the END OF
the spoon in one nostril and draw the on out
OF the spoon into the head. by snirfng a. hard
as they can. until the OH tails over into the
throat and practice IL twice week, i don't
care how offensive their head may be; II Will
cIesn II out and cure their catarrh- For
deafness and earache. 1t has done wonders 70
my certain Knowiedge. II u the only inedi.
cine dubbed patent medicine that 1 have
ever felt like recommending, and ! am very
anxious TO see 1t In every place. for j tell you
that would not be without IL in my house
tor any consideration. 1 am now suffering
with pain like rheumatism la my right limb,
and nothing relieves like 1h0nsas' kctso-
trta Ott-" Or. =. Y. Crane. Cory. Pa
FOR sals BY n. y Cjchrsn. druggist, ~ ana
~ Qogth Queen otyoeL LAneaStor.
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(ro m coNrIKuEp.)
prudencei Prudence,

In medication, as in sught else, prudence
should be our guide. Yet thousands cast II to
the winds. Every new nostram Ands it, pat
rons, the medical empirics Of every false
school have their gulls. Every change In
the gamut Of humbug is rung suoesssfnliy--
for time at tleast-the notes being furnished
by the credulous. In happy contrast 70 the
many advertised imposturcs Of the day stands
Hostetter's Stomach Bittcn, now. In its
third decade OF popularity, approved and rec
commended by physicians, .fndorssd by. the
iuvaiids everywhere. Il 1s an ascertalned
specific for and preventive Of malariai dis
GASES, chronic. indigestion, liver complaint
rheumatism and neuralgia, is peerless In
vigorant and useful diuretic. Nervous peo.
pie benefit by 1t.
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Worth knowi, z.

Mr.. W. II Morgan. merchant AXE City.
fla. was taken With severe Colo, attended
with distressing Congh and running into
Consumption in It's fret stages. He tried
many so-calied popular cough remedies ard
steadily grew worse Was educed In mesh.
rad diflicul, iu breathing sDd was unable TO
sleep. Finally tried DR. Kings New Discov-
cry for CONSUMPTION ana found immediate
relief, ana aft-r using about a half dozen bot.
ties found himself we'll and h d no return of
the disease. no other remedy can show SO
grand q record OF cures. rs DIR. Kings Eew
Discovery tor Consumption. Gu LraLi Geo TO
DO Just what 10 claimed for It.. Trial bottle
froe at II. b. COG hran's drug store. ~
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Mother. saoshsrs nao,hsrs Il

Are you disturbed at night ana broken o1
your rest By sick child suffering ana Crying
with The excruciatipg pain Of cattang teeth
II 20, 20 1t once and get bottle OF ARS.
WINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t VIII ~.
ueve the poor little sufferer immedisteiy-as-
pend upon 1t there 10 no mistake about Il.
There is not q mother ON earth who has ever
used II, who will not tell you at once that II
will regulate the bowels. and give rest TO the
mother, and relief ana health TO the child,
operating like magic. IL is perfectly safe 70
use in all cases ana pleasant to the tase. ana Il
the prescription OF one OF the Oldest and best
female physicians and nurses In the United
States. Sold everywhere, rs cents bottle.
may82lyd&w
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Remove Her Youth.

Mrs. PhUbe Chesley, Peterson, Clay Co. Iowa,
tells the following remarkable story, the truth
of which is vOuched for by theiresidents Of the
with kidney complaint,and lameness for many
years; could not dress myself without help.
Now Am ireo Iron Al Pain anu sOsSnocs ano
my thanks TO Electric Bittars for having 10
newed my youth, ana removed completely Ill
disease and pain" Try bottle. FOR sale by
our agent H. Is. Cochran. Druggist, In ana II
North Queen street. Lancaster, Pa. (N
H.B. Cochran, Nos l37 and lss North Queen
strt ct, LancAsier, Pa, Is selling sHl LOH's
COUGH CUBE as a guarantee to cure al
hroat ana In nR troubl es. ~
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The Only ]. Remedy
Contagious Blood Poison.

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n letter rccounting the tnfailible. success
he has In curing contagious blood poison
cases IN his extensive practice, writes:
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MY boy uhree years old was recently taken
with cold In the head. II seemed finally 20
Sc lie in his nose, W hh h was stopped up for
days and nights SO that A. was d,ficuit Tor him
to breathe ana sleep. l called physicfAn
went tO the drug stone and got a bottle OF
Elys Cream faim. II seemed N work Ike
magic The boy d nose was clear In two days,
and he has been all right ever since-E J..
Hs ard, New York. iE-swdeod&w