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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-05
OVER THE OCEAN.
A Terrible Murder Mystery That Bea
History.

A Terrible Murder Mystery That Beats
History.
LONDON, September 4-whitechapel
has murder mystery which transcends
anything known in the annals of the hor-
rible.
II is Poe's Murder of the Rue Morguen
and "Mystery of Maire Roget rolled in
to one real story.
1t is nothing less than midnight muir
derer, whose step is noiseless, whose strike
is deadly, and whose cunning is 50 great
that he leaves no trace whatever of his
work and no clue to his identity. He has
just slaughtered his third victim, and all
the women in Whitechapel are terrified,
while the stupidest detectives in the civ.
ilized world stand aghast and say they
have no clew. -
When the murder of Mary a l|Ichols,
who was cut into ribbons last Friday, was
Investigated, il became evident that the
murder was the work of the same hand
that committed the two preceding ones
All three were moneyless women of the
lowest class. All were killed in the street
between one and three o'clock in the morn
ing, and all were mutilated in the same
fsndish and peculiar way. The coinci-
dence was 30 great as to strike even the
detectives, and they are now looking for
the one man whom they believe to be
guilty of all three crimes.
This man ia called Leather Apron, )"
and nobody knows him by any other name
He is q character half way between
Dickens "Quilp" and Poe's "Bsboon. I"
He is short, stunted and thick set. He
has small. wicked black eyes and is half
crazy. He is always hanging about the
deep shadows that fill the intricate net.
work of the courts, passages and alleyways
in Whitechapel. He does not walk, but
always moves on a sharp, queer run, and
never makes any noise with his feet. In
addition to the three women he
is believed to have murdered, he
has scared hundred more of
them nearly to death. Every street walk
er in Whitechspel has her own story to tell
Of him. He lives by robbing them late at
night and has kicked, cuffsd or knocked
down a score Of them in the last two years.
His usual lodging place is q fourpenuy
lodging house in poverty-stricken thieves
alley of Brick Lane. He has left there now
however, and nobody knows where he is
He is suspected of having committed the
three murders from the fact that he has
frequently drawn knife on women, accom-
panied by the same threats which have been
carried ont on the dead women.
The story Of Mrs. Colwall, who heard
the screams of the woman as che was be.
ing murdered, is to the effect that she was
clearly running away from some body who
was numbering her, and yet she could hear
no other footsteps. The blood STAINS OIL the
sidewalk indicated the same thing-thst
the murderer, whoever he was, was noise.
less in his pursuit, and this quality points
directly to Leather Apron" He is q
slipper maker by trade and gets his nick
name from the fact that he always wears q
leather apron and is never seen without it.
One peculiar feature of the case 10 that
none of the police or detectives appear TO
know him, ne having always kept ont Of
their sight, and they are now cleaning in
formation concerning him from women he
has asssiled.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-05
The Pope Writing q History.

ROME, September 4.-The Pope, assisted
by Abbot Pessuts as editor, is writing o
history of Rome in the middle ages. Par
ticular attention will be paid to the
period of Gregory the Great.
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The NEW DIRECTORY.
A Comprehensive ssd Valuable Guide d
wheeling ssa Vicinity.


wheeling ssd Vicinity.
The sixth volume Of Callin's "Whsslipg
City Directory" hes Just cone from ths
hook department Of The wst Virginia
Printing Company, and is hssdseos and
valuable volume, better sdsptsd thsu svss
before 10 afford The citissa o. stssaew aliko
information regarding this city aad tbs
surrounding towns. The book y oen-
plets in every particulaR, a.d haneasnsst
10 the sntsrpsiss ard isdsfstieabls indus-
try Of its complies. N. W. L. Csllin. For
twelve yssn this ssstIsmaa has hsd charge
Of this very important vesk, ssd sitbesgh
bis fst effort IN ths dirsctssy Linz, in
1876, wss . valuable and essditahls
effort, Sdded ysan ef sxpsisses, snd
the natural growth II tbs city, hassssblsd
him 10 vastly improvs sash rscssfisg Ass
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Struck With q Rock.

Special Ttieordm 10 ne Register.
PIEDMONT, W. Va, September 4.-Joe.
Kogen was struck on the head by stone
thrown by Frank Kerns, while returning
from work in westernport this afternoon
about 4 o'clock. Kogen lies in danger.
ous condition at his home on Westernport
Hill. II is impossible to find out why
Kerns committed the crime. Kogen is q
married man aged about 50 years, while
Kerns 10 young man unmarried, aged
about 20 years. He has escaped to West
Virginia.
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Advice % Msshsrs.

Mn. winslow's Soothing Syrup f9
children tsething. b the prescription q
one of the best female nurssss1d phyIcians
In the United States, and has bsea ussd
for forty yssrs with nsver falling .accso
bv millions Of mothers for theiT childrn.
During the process f tssthing its value b
a ncalcuable. It relisves The child ffo@
pain, cures dyssntay and diarh0A grip.
tne In ths bowels, and wind colic By
sivius health to ths child Il rotD ~
-. Prios &c . bett2A
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-05

IN another column will be found an i'm
POr'ant proclamation from the Mayor re-
sA'dlug the rebuilding of the bridge over
'ne creek q, Main street. Whatever is
uone connection with the other half Of the
city should be completed Immediately.
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The Grand Old Man Kissed.

LONDON, September 4.-Mr. Gladstone
went to Wrexam last night to address .
meeting Of Liberals. The meeting was
held in q public hall. After Mr.. Glad
stone had begun to speak he found that
his audience was not altogether friendly
one. When one portion Of the gathering
cheered him another portion hissed. This
led to an uproar, and for . time the
greatest confusion reigned. Mr.. Glad
stone stopped speaking, and was not able
to resume for fully five minutes. The
trouble was due more TO local isalousies
than to opposition to Mr.. Gladstone.
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Notes.

John Crogan was presentend with .
handsome gold watch, Monday evening by
his South Side friends. The presentation
occurred at hop given at Filan's Hall,
and Col. John Howard made the presenta-
tion speech. Jack was very much aston
ished, but managed to express his thanks.
The watch was purchased from /. G. Dillon
& Co.
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The Old Rom an Bound East.

COLUMBUS, o., September 4.-Judge
Allen G. Thurman, his SOD, Allen G.
Thurman, his grandson, Allen G. Thnr-
man, Jr., Boyah wilkens, and press repre-
sentatives, left late tonight for the East,
to attend the New York and Newark
meetings of Thursday and Saturday even.
lnpa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-05
Police Ordered to Prohibit 1t.

UBI.IN, September At having been
announced that meeting would be held
at Mitchellstown, on Sunday next, on the
occasion of the anniversary Of the Mitch
ellstowu riots, the police have received Or
ders to prohibit the gathering.
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Caused By Politics.

PARKKRsBURs, w. VA, SeptsmbH A.
John NJ. Willis, the young man who, with
George John, was shot by Samuel Hare, On
Sunday night, has since died. His dying
statement confirms the belief that the
murderous quarrel was precipitated largely
by political differences. Hare h in jail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-05

WHAT We need after q reform of war
Afin taxation is reform of the United
states Serate, which is at present nothing
out a big political prize ring, in which the
0isSest blusterer and loudest demagogue
wins.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-05
League and Association.

At Chicago-Dstroit 5, Chicago 2.
At IudianapOlis-Pitsburg S, Indian
spolis 5.
vile 3.
At New York-Nsw York 2, Philsdel.
phias 1.
At Bsltimore-Bsltimore 8, Kansas
City 2.
At Philadelphia--Athletic 3, Cincin-
natl 2.
At Boston-Boston 8, Washington 4.
At New York-Brooklyn 2, Sc. Louis 1.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-05

The best regulator Of digestive:orgsns and the
best appetizer known Il AnEsstura Bftters.
Try 1t but beware Of limitations. Get the gen.
uine article manufactured by DR.. J. G. b HIgert
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-05
.-.n.moc,.,ie Nominee.

BURLINGTON, Iowa, September 4.-Ths
Democratic Congressional Convention Of
the First Iowa District nominated John j.
Sserley, of Darlington, for Congres.
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How Does the "Uncrowned King" Like
This:

WASHINGTON, September 4.-Senator
Sherman's bill to declare unlawful trusts
and combinations in restraint of trade
and production" was taken mp and con-
sidered for some time, but action was
postponed. The tenor of remarks indi-
Gated an approval of the general princi-
pies of the measure by the members Of the
eommittee
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NEWS AND COMMENT.
-uE WEATHER..

,.,-z5,is and Western Pennsylvania:
For IVES. eSoolsr, winds shifting 10 north
.n.Irrly
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-05

CoEoosD, n. r., ssptenbse 4-At ~
Rsuublicnn Convs1fion bers ts-day 0eee
10 rine yetss mors ct b IL stxfh
bslIot Ia thss vas dalsgats4 and ho1lo
No chsiD bat . largs ssnntise. H. -
ballst u1alisd IN IL nsnineasa = -.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-05

no ros beauty, for comfort, for improve
paus eus N tne complexion, use only Pozzoni's
a'Huer; thsre is nothing equal TO IT,
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BASE BALL.

Two Games To-day With Toledo For One
Price-Yesterdsy's Games.
Special 7sie9rdm 10 tie Register.
ZANEsvILLE, O., September 1.-Two
hits in succession won the game for Zsnes-
Vile to-day after nine innings of almost
faultless work by both clubs. Both pitch
ers did great work and the fielding was
fine. Score:
Zanesyille ........O 300 5000 II
Toledo. o........-.......J0 0 o 0 o 900 0 o. Q
Hits, Z,nssville 5, Toledo 3; errors,
Z,nesville 2, Toledo 1; batteries, Duck
and johnson, Garfield and Legg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-05

That old political tramp, BEN BUTLER
Is Waddliug about the country speaking
aSalnst CLEVELAND. He spoke in Boston
the other night, and while the old dems
gogue was hamboOzling his audience, q
s'ereoptican man busted himself with dis
Playing in full view Of old BEN's audience,
and to their intense amusement, choice
euiiings from BUTLER's campaign speeches
10 loSS, when BEN was q free trader, +" as
our Republican friends would say. The
s'ereOptiCan is a great Institution.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-05

As THE REGIsTER predicted yesterday,
and as a p,ll of the delegations at Clarks'
burg ast right proves, DovESER goes into
the Convention with plurality. Also, rs
we predicted yesterday, the Intelligence
crowd is kniing him. They are knihng
him in a very bitter aui determined man
ner and appear to he rather uuserupulous
in their methods of doing it. Mr.. A
W. CAMPBELL has suddenly become q
ret.hot ATKINSON man aud probably will
place the PrOhibiuOn statesman in nOmi-
nation. This is pOrtentous. Mr.. CAMP
BELL himself has too macy enemies, who
apparently can't stand the hlteiigeReer,
and he Gee ares himself out Ot the race, al
though his pane may slip before the con-
yentiop when it isn't looking. But to q
man up q tree il looks as if GEORGE W.
WAS being used a. foil against
DOyENER. The unknown quantity is
the CAMPBELL from Hancock. If DOVE
SEE doesn't get there the unknown CAMP
BELL PROBABLY wiIl-as Il compromise
For if DOvESER doesn't get there it is ex-
tremely unlikely that he will bottle up
his wrath, and allow his Ohio county
knilers to snatch the plumb. To sum up,
1t looks like either CAMPBELL the un-
known or the gallant captain.
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The Isaue Made lin.

AhE OId Roman will have grand recep-
ton in the east
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-05

The parade on Labor Day in Cincinnati
refused TO march under r HARRISON and
MORTON banner that Was stretched across
the street WGen fually persuaded to 90
under it, it was with flags trailing in the
dust and the hand playing a funeral dirge
And yet the Republican organs still howl
about Profession TO American labor" II
they mean it they had better calf another
convention, make another ticket and an
other platform. Their present ticket and
platform is anything but an American
IaeOrers ticket and platform.
The Springdale news., 1888-11-23
HARRISON AND THE SOUTH.

Recently Cal. J. " Jefferson. an ex-Union soldier of Memphis, Tenn, wrote to President-elect liar rison asking hun to outline the policy of hIs administration toward the South. The following is liar ri .on's answer:
 gNDI.NAPoLls, Ind. Nov. IA, 1Sa8,- Col. ] ". Jefferson Memphis, Tenn: MY DEAR SIR-lour kind letter of Nogember9 has been received, and l am glad to know that the result of the election brought satisfaction to an army comrade living in the South. notice what you say abont the situation there. and assure you that appreciate it's gravity and have the most sincere desire to be well informed, both as to men and affairs in the South. l do most sincerely desire to promote the general good of our whole people. without reference to State lines, and l shall be glad to have the friendly advice and cooperation of the law abiding and conservative people ln all the States. Very truly yours, BEEJ. HARRISON.
 If Harrison IS slncero in the ahove-and We have no cause to believe othsrwist-h has a kindly iceltng for the South and will deal iustn wita her. Harrison will make us a good President, but Cleveland 0 i'd Lave made much better one.
The Springdale news., 1888-11-23
l ts.1 I GO.

Columbia College, New York, will establish ou annex for women similar to that at II rvard. The tendenecs in most of our higher in sututions is towards eo-education. Thls reminds Us tbat the legislature should repeal that part of the act of lsS7 which excludes females from the Arkansas Industrial Univ erslty. hat act of discrimination must 90. Il. R. Democrat
The Springdale news., 1888-11-23

OS the trstpage we publish an article fromNthe pen of Private Dalzell, entitled, The Secret Out, : which he contributed to the =st Louis Repubiie.. " c can't yoacn for DalzelI's veracity,, being X member of the C A. k what lie says smacks strongly of the truth. Let the reader. study the artltle and drawhis own cenelus oas.
The Springdale news., 1888-11-23

EVERY slnecure--or rather what are termed sinecures--has ts draw backs. Change Is sometimes le- lief, whether sough. or forced upon us. Cleveland and the country postmaster wlll be relieved of grave responsibilities and attendant wor rles. Public office h public trust. '-Clarksvllle Herald J Journ- al
 As Bro. Ludwig is one of these same country postmaster" tho above reminds us very forcibly of sour grapes.
The Springdale news., 1888-11-23
WE would like to have an adver-

WE would like to have an adver- tisement from every buslness enter prise in VII. We are going to write up the business houses next mon'h, and we don't wish to be par tsl, but ify5u haven't an ad. in the paper we can't "boost" you. Do unto others as vou would hay e others do unto you" Ii you sssl't us we will assist you.
The Springdale news., 1888-11-23

TIE SrRINGDAIE .NEws says it's name Is Dennis" Pine Bluff Com mereial.
 You misinterpretted our meaning, Col. Newman. We intended 10 convey tho Idea that Democracy s name was '.Dennls." TIE NEWS ''is all right,o
The Springdale news., 1888-11-23

THE Little Rock Gazette Tuesday entered on Its 10th year of useful ness. The Gazette IS good paper and we trust it has many more years to live.
The Springdale news., 1888-11-23

A BALE of Arkansas cotton was sent to tho Louisiana state Fair re- gently and took first premium. It will now be sent to the Worlds Exposition Tn Paris. No flies" on Arkansas.
The Springdale news., 1888-11-23

WoULDS' T 1t be joke if All the Democratic officials should resign and not give the Rads. chance to turn 'em out2 It makes Us smile 10 think of the consequences.
The Springdale news., 1888-11-23

i "rRoMINENT Democrat" of h. diana Tn conversation with news paper correspondent " ashing, ton recently said Cleveland was beaten Tn that State by the pension question.
The Springdale news., 1888-11-23

FIERY little cross roads paper vou see now. in commenting on Cleveland defea, says Il told you SO" We knew @ he would be beaten. too, bat we were fool enough to bet 500 of hard earn ed money that he would: be the next Presldcnt, just the sam c. '
The Springdale news., 1888-11-23

TIE CassvllIe Republican, prob ably by way of Little amusement and as Il stroke of enterprise publish ed tbe opinion of many Democrats in th.t place on the result of the late election.
The Springdale news., 1888-11-23

OS the second page will be found the vote of Arkansas fir President, and also .hc vote for Congress in each District. Cut it out and file it away. Yon may want it for re- terence some time.
The Springdale news., 1888-11-23
Nr. Josyp4 srEvssses and Mi-s

Mr. JosEPH STEVENSON and Miss Emma Il rley, both of Bentonvill-., were united in the holy bands ot wedloek Thursday eve ling, Nov. 10. Mr. Stevenson Is one of Che propi4etors ef the Bentonville Dem ocrat, and has the appearance ot be- ing ! shrewd business man and q cultured gentleman. Mss Hurley is the dau.hter ot Dr. Thos. w.. Hurley, and IS pronounced @y her friends to be refined lady in every sense of the word. TaE NEws offers congratulations and hopes that their record of welded life may be full of kind words and good det ds 4oward each other, and that wien the good Master has called tbe m home, each can look back and sa, , Il h4ve my duty.
The Springdale news., 1888-11-23

TEXAS gives the Democrats a ma iority of l60. 900, while Kansas. gives the Republicans a majority of 62,OOO. Grand old Texas! Poor old Kansas.
The Springdale news., 1888-11-23

Iris to be hoped that all the bus. mess houses will be closed part of the day nextThursd.Y 80 as to give all chance to return thanks.
The Springdale news., 1888-11-23

Two of the couvlcts who were SO largely responsible fer the Coal Hill horrors last spring have heen arraigned to answer for their work. No lcniency sheuId be shown them
The Springdale news., 1888-11-23
WE have received several

WE have received several copies of the Cameron { Mo) Daily Sun at this office. IL is neatly gotten up, botl. editoriallY and typographl. caliv and reflects much credit on it's progenetor, II. L. Cross. May it be success.
The Springdale news., 1888-11-23

Look out for Cleveland's annual message!" It will contain some good solid tariff reform doctrine, and will be "corker."
The Springdale news., 1888-11-23
TIE yoto for President

TIE vote for President in this state was as follows: Cleveland, S5 ,962; Harrise4, 58,75 Streeter, lo,613; Fisk. 6l4. Cleveland s plurality over Harrison, : ,2j0; ma iority over all, l5, ,983.
The Springdale news., 1888-11-23

MISSOURI is democratic state, and one of the very best in the whole thirty-eight Mo. Daily Sun.
 With the exception of Arkansas, you might have truthfully added.
The Springdale news., 1888-11-23
HERE'S YOUR CABI NET!

As the time IS fast approaching when Presldent-elect Harrison will be expected to choose hls cabinet of officers, and thinking little ad- vice might not be amiss, we beg leave to submit the following with the hope that it's claims will not be passed upon lightly:
 For Secretary of State-Fred Douglas.
 By appointing Douglas Harrison would thereby cooper" the Negro vote
 For Secretary of the Interior Bill. Dudley
 By appointing Dudley to look after the surplus, he will be easy of access when there is State tc buy or floating votes to capture. Dud- ley's advice pertaining to matters of this nature is very valuable, and Harl ison knows 1t, too,
 For Secretary of the Interior Ben. Butter.
 Butler done much toward elect ing the Republican ticket and his claims should be recognized.
 For Secretary-ef Wsr-William Warner, Commander-in Chief of the Grand Army of the Republic.
 By appointing Warner Harrison would probably secure firm hold on the G. A. R. and one of it. mem bers says it "controls the politics of the natlop, always has, and al- ways will.'
 For Secretary of the Nsyy-"0ld Hutch
 There is nothing especially by which we c2n recommend "Old Hutch" except that he raised the price of brcadZ two dollars on the barrol and Is as big a rascal as any of em.
 For Postmaster Generai-Stege. Dorsey.
 Dorsey already has | reputation in thls l1ne Of sa4inese, e,aHd HaEFi- son would only be giving one of his cohorts hls just dues by appointing him.
 For Attorney Genersl-Gen Chalmers.
 Chalmers was formerly 6 Demo crat but has reformed f2) bY jon Ing the Republican party. II liar ri.on ap points him he wlll looi.af ter his (IIarrl son'sJ interests faith fully in the South, and see that ", have "free vote and fair count,
 We believe the above will prov q "drawing card, and 1t sults tn complexion of the Republicans ex. actly.
 There Is one moro suggestion wt wish to make, winch Is that liarrt son appoint as his private Secre tary, J B. ncCuIlagh, ofSt. Loui 5 Jo IS Il fluent wrlter-could writ, Harrlson's messages in very ap priate style-and is also ready fo any dirty work that is to De pel formed.
The Springdale news., 1888-11-23

SAM PEEL was e-clected to Con gress.. from the BentoAxille. Ark, distr1et.-Cassyille Democrat
 First time NO ever heard of a s.Bentonyille" district in Arkansas
The Springdale news., 1888-11-23

WE suggest to the Siloam Springs Herald the idea that the election Is over and itmight as well take down the ticket from it's editorial columns.
The Springdale news., 1888-11-23

WE have received tho second number of the Rus,ler, published at Jasper, Mo. It is very neat pa- per and we wish 1t success.
The Springdale news., 1888-11-23

WHY, certainly, let the Republi- cans h howl and prance around to their hearts content; we'd have done the samething had Grover been elected.
The Springdale news., 1888-11-23

HANK SOWING next Thursday and We have ma0ythlngs to be thankful for, and one of them is that Arkansas is still Democratic.