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Elijah w. Halfortl, who has just been
appointed - tho position Of Private
Secretary by President-eiect Benjamin
{ Harrison, il" . newspaper man aud at
present the managing editor Of tho
Indianapolis Journal. His experience
with men md affairs make this appoint
ment q suitable ono. Besides, for
years n close friendship has existed be.
tween General Harrison and Mr.. Hal
ford. The relations between the two
gentlemen has be n, at all times, OF
confidential character. Mr.. Halford is
about forty-three years Of age aud came
from England, whom child, with his
parents, who settled IN Cincinnati,
Ohio. Subsequently his family re-
moved to Hamilton. and before the war
they came to Indianapolis. Mr.. Hal
ford began life m o printers appren-
tioe, and his success has been achieved
by industry, quick intelligence aud
keen observation OF events. During
the war no was reporter and alter
wards city editor on the Journal. He
then PASSED to the managing editor,hip
on TINT paper. but left it to accept the
same position on the Chicago Inter-
Ocean, when John Y. Scammen estab-
lishod that paper. He returned as
managing editor of tie indianapolis
Journal in 1881. aud has held the posi-
ton ever since. He waa also for time
the private secretary for Senator Nor
ton. He has always held Gloss rela-
tons to tho influential Republicans Of
Indiana. ami is a gentleman whose ad.
vice is always sought. He has for
several years been q sort OF hack writer
for the Republicans OF the State, get
ting up platforms aud doing similar
work that required n ready pen aud n
facility in the Use Of language. He was
delegate to the Chicago Convention
in 1883, aud one Of John C. New chief
aids in tho work Of booming Harrison.
Personally Mr., haiford lacks the
beauty which has made Private So ire
tary Lamont such n decorative feature
Of the White House. His hair il turn
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AMI of medium height, aud dresses like
a o,untry editor. He is very pleasant
in his manner, courteous and DBL ging,
and will DO popular official with those
who have to come much in contract
With him, He is just tue sort Of nam
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tendencies arc as strong as those Of the
President himself, although they are
towards Methodism instead Of PrsSby-
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IL married and has one child, daush.
Ger Of seventeen. He Is the older
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sAa sud 80 Ser ysussss.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-10
ANOTHER MURDER.
The Whitechapel Fiend Adds One
More to fhe List.
THIS IS THE NINTH VICTIM.
The Woman, 1t Is Said, Was Killed In
Her Own Room. and Her Body
Was Shocxlngly sTutiiated.
The Other Crimes.

LONDON Nov. The ci ~ isagain stirred
to its very center by another Whitechapel
murder-the ninth in the direful series.
A house in Dorset street, near Hanbury
street, was the scene of the murder. A
woman was the victim, as in the other cases,
and her body was shockingly mutilated Ii
was found not many hours after the violence
had been done.
The murder had been committed in the
woman's own room early in the morning.
The name OF the unfortunate woman was
Mary Jane Lawrence, the last name being
that of the man with whom she had recently
lived
News Of the discovery spread rapidly after
it was once gwen out, and in short time the
vicinity was thronged with excited and NOR
bidly curious people The police authorities
took charge of the body and the house at
once after the fact of the murder became
known to them They brought into use the
bloodhounds which were lately tested for the
purpose of hunting down the Whitechapel
murderer in the hope that the brutes would
catch the scent and follow up the trail of tbs
assassin
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-10
west yIrrInia stlll m Donbt.

WHEELING, w. Va, Nov. 10-The state is
still in doubt. All the reports so far received
show Republican gains, some of them greater
than expected, and If continued Harrison
will get the state by about 900. Gof for
governor, is probably 1000 ahead of his
ticket. The legislature will be close. The
returns so far indicate Republican majority
of two in the senate and one IN the house-a
majority of three on joint ballot. This will
make Golf United States senator.
In the First congressional district Atkin-
son, Republican, is elected to congress by
from 20 to $50 majority.
In the Second the Democrats ella inn 80 ma
jority for Wilson, but there is a prospect of
the election of Flick, Republican, by a small
plurality.
In the Third the result is still In doubt,
with the prospects in favor of McGinnis, Re
publican.
In the Fourth the Republican committee
claims that the election of Smith, Republican,
is beyond doubt or danger.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-10
LOITERING FIGURES.
Election Returns Not all in Even
Now.
WEST VIRGINIA DOUBTFUL.
California Is Undoubtedly Republican.
Harrison Men Are Claiming Major
ity of Is In the House. but some
Districts Are In Doubt.

NEW YoRK, Nov 10.-The Mail and Ex-
press Rep.) says:
1T is conceded on all sides that the lower
house of congress is Republican, and it only
remains to be learned what the majority will
be. There are enough unct rtain districts to
justify, perhaps, an extreme claim OF twenty
to twenty-five, but in the table given below
the figures foot up fifteen. Should the DEM
ocrats get the doubtful districts. the Repub-
lican majority can hardly fall below Ave. and
is likely to reach at least nine. Only official
figures can settle the actual majority.
Late dispatches give Wheeler tRep.l, in
the Tenth Michigan district, plurality Of II
over Fisher Dem) III the official count does
not reverse this showing Michigan's delega
tion viii stand nine Republicans and two
Democrats Republican gain of two over
the Fiftieth congress.
"Breckinridge, OF Kentucky, may yet
prove to have been defeated by Clayton, Re
publican, though unofficial returns indicate
The election of the former.
"Jehu Baker, Republican, is probably
elected in Illinois by a small majority.
"The legislatures of Delaware and West
Virginia are Republican, and each will elect
a Republican to the United States senate
Late returns indicate that the Democratic
hope of electing a senator in Nebraska Is
vain. This makes sure of working major
ity in the new senate
This table shows the complexion of the
Fifty-first congress as far as it is determined:
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-10

.Thirty-nine stab wounds were found on the
body. The underclothing had been thrown
up over the shoulders, and jagged wound
across the bowels laid the intestines bare
Below that o. portion of the body had been
cut away v tn the skill and nicely of an ex-
perienced surgeon. The organ had been re.
moved, as in the first case, aud then it was
that the detectives conceived the theory that
that the murders were done in behalf of some
collector of anatomical specimens.
"Fifteen before l surrender"
The body was mutilated exactly like the
other three. The victim was of the same
character, and was IS years old. Her muir
der must have been after o'clock in the
morning, for she was drinking with strange
man at that hour in public house near by
Armed with the description of this man, the
police set to work, but after two weeks had
got no nearer to a discovery of the butcher
than b fore
On Sept. % young woman was found
murdered and mutilated in the same manner
at Gateshead, near Newcastle-on-Tyne AL
though this Is some miles from Whitechapel,
the similarity of the murder and circum-
stances make it probable that the per ,etrator
was the Whitechape fiend
On Sept. 30 at about o'clock i'm the morn
ing, a sixth victim was found in Berners
street. She was a Whitechapel strumpet,
"Hippy Lip Annie,p aged 40 years. Her body
was warm when found and although the
throat was cut, as in the other cases, the
murderer had been frightened away prob
ably, for there was no mutilation.
Fifteen minutes later on this same night
the body of another unfortunate was found
in the southwest corner of Mitre square,
mutilated as in five of the other cases.
And on the day following an eighth body
was found on the site of the projected Metro
politan opera house, ON the Thames embank-
ment, in the Whitechapel district
1t will be remembered that when the body
of Annie Chapman was found, Sept. s, the
murderer counted five victims in his writing
on the wall over the body, but the police
could account for but four.
The finding of the body on Oct cleared
up the mystery, for it was badly decomposed
and was undoubtedly that of the fourth vic
tim.
In all but one case the butcher had exercised
consummate skill with the knife each slash
cutting vital part Evidently he was an
educated surgeon.
An this time several people of the neigh
borhood came forward and described GER
tain wild eyed, shabby genteel man of mid
die age and refined mien, who had been seen
in the neighborhood of late. The description
Tailed with parts of other descriptions given
of the companions of the murdered women.
The papers were full of this description,
and the murders ceased
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-10
California Republican.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 10.-The latest re-
turns leave the Democrats no hope of the
state or a majority of the congressional dele
cation. The Republican majority in Cali
fornia will be fully 10000, and four Of the
congressman will be Republican Los An
geles county gives Harrison 4, 800 majority.
The congressional delegation will stand as
follows: First district, j. J. Dehaven, r. !;
Second district, Marion Biggs, ID. Third dis
trct, Joseph McKenna, r.; Fourth district,
William w. Morrow, r. I; Fifth, T. ]. Clunie,
d.. Sixth, William Vandever, r. ~
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-10

So vigilant had the police been since ths
last previous murder that the criminal If,
indeed, the work has been all that of one
man, had been forced TO lie very quiet and
the city was beginning to settle itself into
the peaceful idea that the series of enormi-
ties was at an end The Dorset street tragedy
has broken up this peacefulness, and the ex
element is even more intense than before.
Safety, it now seems, is not TO be found even
indoors, and the women of the district in.
tested by the murderer or murderers are
nerveless in their terror.
The victim of this newest crime was one OF
the better class of the women which have
been made way with in the other cases. Not
all of the other murdered ones have been
able to keep rooms.
The Lord Mayors parade made an emer
gency which called great portion of the po-
lice force to special duty in controlling the
crowds in the streets. Hence the rigid patrol
which has been kept up in the Whitechapel
district was somewhat relaxed
This gave the murderer his opportunity,
which he was not slow to SEIZE He is evi.
IDENTIFY even more vigilant than the police, and
has the advantage that he can study then
movements without being himself subject tc
espionage
The fourth one was found in Hanbury
street, not far from the location of this
one, and at the time she was discovered there
was written on the wall near the body the
legend:
Fifteen Before Surrender"
According to this, six more lives are yet tc
be taken, and from the success which has
thus far attended the murderer's operations
it seems entirely possible, perhaps probable,
that he will be able to fulfill his horrible in
tenticns.
The first Whitechapel murder occurred
year ago last month in that section Of Lon
don where the scum of the vile dens of vice
are let loose upon the streets in the early
morning, when the police close up the broth
els infested by them. The victim was
fallen woman past middle age, and her body
was found horribly and peculiarly mutilated
But it was supposed to be only a murder
common among her class. No effort was
made to discover the murderer, and the body
was buried in Potters field unidentified and
the case forgotten.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-10
Democratic Plurality in Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 10-Oficial and semi
official returns have been received from 90 Of
the ia counties in the state. and with adj
vices from the remaining "a, show that
Cleveland's plurality will exceed 5000.
Francis tDemL for governor, viii have
plurality over KimbalT Of about 1900. The
Republican state COMMITTEES now concede the
election Of Francis, but by a very small
plurality
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-10
Republican Gain I'm Oregon.

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov 0l-Three-fourths
of the returns of Oregon are in and show 10
per cent larger vote than I'm June and about
10 per cent increase in the Republican ma
jority, which win be about 5000. Allen, r.,
is elected to congress by about 5000 major
ity in Washington territory, a Republican
gain Of 1000 since 1886 The territorial legis-
lature viii be Republican in both branches
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-10
sPECIAL NOTICE.

We will insert In this column advertis
ments of Wants, For Rent, For Sale, Lost,
Wound. &c., not exceeding four lines. ONF
WEEK. or less. for 25 Cents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-10
Iowa,s Presi.lential vote.

Ifzs MONIES, la. Nov. 10 -Sixty-one coun-
less complete give Harrison a net gain Of
10,5S3, or plurality, so far, of 10000 The
remaining thirty-eight counties will probably
raise his plurality to $4,000
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-10
Harrison.s Plurality I'm Kansas.

TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 10-Returns have
been received from every county I'm Kansas.
An estimate by Chairman Booth from the
reports received gives Harrison 10000 plu-
rality over Cleveland and 81, 900 over the en-
tire Democratic state ticket The legislature
is almost solidTy Republican.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-10
nrassachusetts state sena,ar.

BosTOS, Nov. 10.-The first returns of the
vote for state senator in the Fall River dis
trict gave Joseph Nellie, Rep. a majority Of
81 over Senator Robert Howard, Dem.
recount Of the city vote gives Howard. Dem.
. lend Of AZ votes and with it the election.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-10
Greenway Calls for an Investigation.

WINNIPEG, Man, Nov. IO-In the iegisla-
ture Premier Greenway spoke for three hours
in defense of himself and the government
against the charges of corruption, which
have been so freely made. He concluded by
moving for a royal commission to Investigate
the charges fully
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-10
.CoIora.Io RepubIIcan C.Iaims.

DENVER, Nov. 10.-The Republicans claim
Il, ,S75 majority in the state, gain Of 5000
and also claim every member of the lower
house and twenty out of twenty-six senator's.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-10
APoLIs. Md. SATURDAY Evening, november To- lsss

The n rrur and co nmotioa created by TINS
mursi's haniiy bgm to subSiie when
third victim of the niauia's clul knife was
found m front of stable yard in Bucks
row. II was ON the morning OF Aug.
81. and the circumstances were exactly
like those in thesother two. The heal nearly
cut off; two fearful cuts in the abdomen ex.
tending up to the breast and the same mutt
la:ionS But everything seemed to indicate
that the murd.r hal b-en done some distance
from whore the body was found. There was
little blood about the s~ot and her clothing
was not torn or cut She was Mary Ann
Nichols, a woman of the town, aged ~ years,
and was seen alive late the night before
Eight days later, at $50 in the morning,
the fourth victim, Annie Chapman, was
found wsltering in her own blood in the
backyard of % Hanbury street, not 100 yards
from the spot where the body Of Ann Nichols
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-10

The second murder did not occur till Aug.
last, but it was Enthusiastically the work OF
thesame hand The victim was again fallen
and dissolute woman, Martha Turner, and
her body was found on therfirst floor landing
of the George yard buildings Commercial
street. Spitalfelds, Whitechapa district
The previous day was bank holiday.
The movements of the murdered woman
were traced up to midnight of Aug. Z, when
she was, together with anether dissolute
woman, in company with two soldiers from
Wellington barracks, visiting drinking places
In the neighborhood
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-10

BOISE CITY, Idaho, Nov. 10-PoliticaI re-
turns from the counties in this territory give
Hawley gDem-l, for delegate to congress,
1,sa5; Dubois Rep.), 1,G02.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-10

A pleasantly located RESIDENCE on Han
over Street. ontaining Rooms. Apply to
o3O1w MRS. SHJ0URDAN, I43 Hanover st
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A SCROLL SAW in good condition; original
cost $s on, will sell for $l.50 cash. Apply AT Sc
Prince Geo ge street. o30lw
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was fonal On the wall near the body was
written in chalk:
The police became slightly interested in tho
case, owing TO its similarity to the other
murder, and they decided that in both casa
the murderer had seized the victim from be-
hind by a powerful arm and cut her throat
by a swift stroke from a razor edged knife,
almost ssverins the head from the body and
leaving the imprint of ths knifes edge on tho
bone at the back of the neck
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FOR RENT

The DAIRY FARM, occupied by Mr. Beard
more at Horn Point, or Eastport, Possession
given August, 1889. Apply TO
o29tf JULIAN BREWER, Agent
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Nsw ORLEANS, Nov. 10.-Complete re-
turEs elect Coleman, Republican. in the
Second Louisiana district by 800 majority. !
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FOR SALE

A HORSE, years old: CARRIAGE and one
set of HARM ESS. Apply to J. q. HERALD.
32 Calvert stree. nq2w
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WANTED.

young DANISH GIRL. who speaks En-
glish fiucntly, desires position as chamber
maid in q family. either at the Naval Academy
or in the city. Address, MARY CHRISTEN-
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| A WHITE GIRL to do general houscwork
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,

Small DWELLINGS in the village OF
Eastport, very cheap
Special bargains in five dwellings in
Annapolis. Terms to suit purchasers.
500 TOWN LOTS in beautiful villages
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100 Farm Properties finely located upon
and near to salt water.
Send stamp for catalogue and price list;
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o1S Annapolis. Nd.
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FOR SALE

large-size self feeder STOVE of improv-
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FOR RENT.

An eight room HOUSE on East street. near
King George street. Apply to MRS, NJ FIN
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Republican majority. ty................15
One Labor candidate was elected from Wis
:onsin.
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Money to Loan.

Money to Loan in sums to suit on Nrot-
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