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"JACK THE SPLITTER"
Soilcd Many Ladies' Garments, but Is
Last Kacognlzed nnd Captured.

Soilcd Many Ladies' Garments, but Is Mt
Last Nooosnlzed and Captured.
IS PADUcAu, Ky, March 20.-This place
has developed a rather exceptionablo
character of the "Jack the Ripper"
order. For some time there has been
much complaint among the ladies OF
place that man whom none could fully
describe would spit upon their clothes
rs they passed out OF churches or other
public places, or would slash their gar
ments badly with c very sharp instru-
mont.
The fellow would secrcte himself in
the dark and would commit his dcprc-
dations as the ladies passed in crowds.
Lately he has grown. boldcr, and last
night he was recognized by young
lady as he spat upon one passin. by
him Just in front OF her. The father OF
tho young lady spat upon being told OF
the matter and the suspicion, hunted
the fellow up to-day. He was about to
cowhido the splitter when an officer
took the man in charge.
! The follow is young man known as
Ben Jones, who for years has been re-
garded as q crank. Hc seems to have
an antipathy for female garments, and
it is said his mother has lost garments
at his hands, he stealing thcm out, and,
after soiling them, cutting them into
shrcds. Once lie stole her entire ward
robe, and, carrying.it to the woods, cut
all the garments into bits and hid them
in a hollow tree. Jones will be tried for
insanity, as he is regarded as dangerous.
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JACK THE RIPPER,
Dceming, tho MurIcrcr, isain, Before til
Australian Magistrate.

Dccming, tho Murtlcrcr, again Before tho
Australian Magistrate.
PERTH, AUSTRALIA, March 20.-Deem.
ing was again before the magistrate to-
day. The court house was packed. The
prisoner, who still persists in calling
himself Swanston, entered the dock
with iaunty air, but became nervous
and tidgety during the reading of tho
charges. After the giving OF the formal
evidence in regard to his arrest, he was
remanded.
Deeming's luggage has been fully ex-
amined. Among tho articles found
wero q card certifying to the member
ship OF Emily Nlather in the Rainhill
Band OF Hope; a time table OF trains
between Rainhill and Liverpool, an
autograph album belonging to Emily
Alather, book bearing the monogram
OF "B. I. D." q Masonic apron similarly
lettercd, q letter card case and prayer
book, containing the nume "Elnily."
Among the addresses noted ere, "Mc-
Donald, New York, Birkenhead, ""i1ar-
shall, New York." and others OF persons
in Hull, Liverpool and Hartlepool, prov
ing tho identity Of Williams, Deeming,
Lawson, etc.
Latcr-It is rumored that Deeming,
who declared that his name is Swanston,
has confessed to the police that he Is
the same man who lived at Windsor, a
suburb OF Melbourne, under the name
OF Williams.
Evidence is daily accumulating show
ing that the past life OF Decming was
ono OF constant fraud and robbery, cur
ried on under q pretensc OF wealth.
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ALDERSoN'S SCHEME
To Attack the Census Ohloc-Ho will II,
DO "Supprcsscd,n tG

To Attack the Census oflce-Ho will not
DO "Suppresscd." .as
Special Dispatch TO dic Intetigcneer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 20.-Some
weeks ago, Mr.: Alderson, of West vir-
ginia introduced in tho house OF repre-
scntativcs II resolution providing for an
investigation OF tho censua bureau.
This was referred to the committee on
rules and an early report was expected.
All this time the resolution has slum-
bered until Mr. Anderson has reached
the conclusion that it is not tho intcn-
ton OF tho committee to report it at
all. 1t is assumed that the reasons for
this are political.
Both Speaker Crisp and Mr.. Catch
ings, OF tho committee on rules, arc
said to have secured tho appointment
OF largo number Of friends in the cen.
sus Office, and this has been in the ma.
ture OF restraint upon the speedy re.
porting OF tho resolution.
Mr.. Anderson has in his possession a
number OF alfidavits rejecting upon tho
census bureau. In case he cannot get
favorable action from tho committee on
rules upon his resolution, it is his pur-
pose to address the house on tho sub
ject introducing these atiidayits into his
remarks. BY this means he expects to
compel the house to take some action.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 20.--In an in
terview ta-day; Secretary OF State Harri-
ty said: II still consider Mr.. Cleveland
rs tho foremost and strongest candidate
for tho Democratic nomination for tho
Presidency. In my judgment hc is our
strongest and most available candidate,
Notwithstanding the troubles that now
seem to exist in New York, and hc is
growing stronger andmorc available day
by day.
Furthermore" continued Mr.. Harri-
ty, ~ believe that should Mr. Cleveland
bc nominated ho will be elected. I feel
that Senator Hill. and his friends would
not permit the state OF New York to be
lost to the Democracy, but that thoy
would give tho ticket nominated at Chi
cago their cordial and loyal support"
"Will tho delegation from pcnnsyl-
vania bc likely TO support Cleveland?'
was asked.
"1t is quite clear that an overwhelm-
ing majority OF the Democrats OF Penn
sylvania prefer Mr.. Clcveland's s nomina-
ton and ! am sure tho delegates will
want to faithfully represent the views
OF their constituents. I have made in
quirics and have given the matter some
attention and l feel entirely safe that
unless there shall be very material
change i'll the situation beiorc the meet
ing OF the national convention, four
tifths or moro oil the Penniylvania dele.
cation will vote for MIR. Cleveland and
their aid to any movement to bring
about his nomination.
"What OF Governor Pattison. He is
frequently and favorably spoken OF for
the presidency? Is he candidate?"
AS to that can only repeat what 1
publicly said as far back as July last
when asked similar question. / stated
then, and now repeat" said Mr. Harrity,
that Governor Pattison is giving his
entire time, attertion and euergies to
the discharge OF his duties as governor
OF Pennsylvania, has made no effort
whatever to invite attention on himself
as a candidate, in fact am disposed to
think that he and most OF his friends
regard Mr.. Cleveland as still the strong
est and most available candidate, not
withstanding the opposition that has
appeared in some quarters"
"Who are likely to be the delegates
at large to the national convention? -
ut is little too early TO even make d
good guess. There are many candidates,
and those who are best able to help
themselves will doubtless be preferred
BY the convention. Philadelphia is
likely to be conceded one or two OF the
eight delegates atlarge, and our friends
will probably present Mr.. William NJ.
Singerly Tor that honor. / shall certainly
give him my bos. support. Mynama
has been frequently mentioned in the
same connection, but have no inten-
tion ofpcrmitting it to be considered,
especially us Lam candidate for cleo
ton as the Pennsylvania member OF
tho Democratic national committee for
the full torn. l have been giving tho
latter matter some attention and am
already assured OF tho support OF n
majority OF those who arc likely to com
prise the delegation to the national
convention. 1t is not improbable, how
ever, that | will be in the national dele
CATION by the time it reaches Chicaro.n
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WORLDS FAIR FUEL.
Tho Standard OIL Company's Low Di
Conl 1Iny Not Ito Usod

Tho Standard OIL Company's Low Bid.
Coal aIny Not Do Usod.
CHICAGO, March 20.-Whcn the bids
for furnishing fuel for the Worlds Fair
were opened yesterday the Standard
Oil company was found to have the low
est bid on the basis Of threo barrels OF
fuel oil being equal to ton Of coal. The
Standard Oil company offered to furnish
oil at tho rate OF seventy cents for a
barrel OF 42 gallons during 1892 aud 721
cents barrel during 1893. Most OF the
fuel, OF course, will be used in 1893.
Various estimates have becn furnished
of the amount OF coal necessary to keep
the wheels going. The lowest estimate
was 5000 tons. On that basis tho big
oil trust would deliver 225, 900 barrels OF
oil at Jackson park.
Tho bids OF coal wero as follows:
Weaver, Gctz & Co., Shawnee Coal No.
!, - A per ton; No. 2, s. 49,; Rhoods
and Ramsay Company, Little Mud
Creek Lump, 50 60; New Pittsburg Coal
and Coke Company, So OS; Silver Creek
and Morris Coal Company, S. 95. Off
cials OF tho Fair have not decided yet
whether to usc oilor coal for fuel. The
Standard Oil Company is very anxious
to furnish oil. Agents OF the company
have produced statistics to show that it
is cheaper, more convenient and cleaner.
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CHILEAN NEWS.
The Carlson Case-Ealmaccdaus Bailcd.
Tho Cabinet poilcY.

The Carlson Casc-i;almaccdans Bailcd.
The Cabinet Policy.
VALPARAISO, CHILE, March 2O.-In-
quiry into tho Carlsen case has been
turned overto the Fiscal. The evidence
confirms what have already cabled
you in regard to the matter.
Tho court OF appeals has admitted tho
members OF Balmaceda's congress to
bail.
In the official programme the new
cabinet states that President AIontE de-
sircs to prove by decd rs we'll us word
that he would govern Chile in accor-
dance with public opinion freely OK
pressed and Observation-Disclosures
organ congress.
sThe cabinet pledges that IL will adopt
q course OF moderation. 1t adds that
nothing is to be gained by partisan
struggles. Vacancies will be filed by
competent men, irrespective OF politics.
The finance question, it says, is para
mount and the national interests re-
quire that expenditures be minimized.
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Nebraska Democrats Choice,

CHICAGO, March 2O--A committee OF
prominent members OF the Jacksonian
Club of Omaha, Neb., arrived yesterday
at the Sherman House, and to-day will
arrange for headquarters for 1000 en-
thusiastic Democrats who will attend
the national convention. The commit,
tee consists OF Representative George ].
Stcrnsdorf, Judge George Holmes, jr.,
John T. Murphy, Hugo Melchoir, j. S.
Walters and Col. J. Hickey. Judge
Holmes and Mr.. Murphy are for Hill
first and last and all tho time, while the
rest favor Cleveland, with Boise as a
possible second choice.
NEBRASKA will send an uninstrueted
delegation" eaid Mr.. SternsdorE. "Our
club and the Democracy OF the whole
state are divided on the presidential
question. Wo shall, however, stand BY
the nominee whoever he may bo."
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Great slnurl,t,r OF 1.-Two s,oe,,

GREESsDuEd, Pa, March 20.-A west
bound freight train on the Pennsyl-
vania railroad was wrecked near this
place this morning and a few minutes
later the wreck was run into by an cast
bound freight. Three hundred hogs
were killed and about one hundred
more injured SO badly that they will all
have to be killed. The greater portion
OF two car loads OF cattle were also
killed. The loss will be heavy. An un-
known Italian was run over and killed
by the east-bound train just previous
10 tho wreck.
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Big Religious Revival.

FRANKLIN, Pa, March 2O.-This city
is now in tho tllroes ofn religious re.
vival. A series Of meetings are being
held in nearly every church in the city,
and up to date there have been over
500 conversions. AT the Evangelical
church alone 100 converts have been
added to the membership, whilo the
other churches are crowded at every
meeting and interest is unabated. As a
result OF the several revivals tirst-class
theatrical attractions are playing to ex-
tremely light houses and ali other ell
tertainments arc neglected, business is
being forgotten and all 60 to meetings
ut all hours OF the day and night.
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DENVER, COL, March 20.-Andscw
Carnegie and party arrived hero on
their return eastward last night. He
expressed himself in regard to tho prob
able presidential candidates, saying that
Cleveland or Hill would enominatcd,
but that he thought some western man
should be selected, suggesting Palmer,
OF Illinois, or Boies, OF Iowa. He said
that there was no doubt but that Har-
rison would be rcnominatcd and elect
pI L#UrF.nl M. fHTl#s F',. Hrsl -ri
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sAnlspunY's REPLY
To tho Presidents Heuuost-Thc Contents
ArO Unknown.


WASHINGTON, D. O., March 20.--Lord
Salisbury has sent n communication in
reply to tho notc OF acting Secretary
Wharton, OF tho state department, re-
questing q renewal OF tho modus vivendi
for tho protection OF seals in Boring seq
in the coming season.
The communication was received by
Mr.. Wharton through Sir Julian
Paunccfote, the British minister at
Washington, to-day. Tho acting sccre-,
tary took it over to tho white house
during the afternoon and submitted 1t
to tho President. Mr.. Wharton de-
clined TO indicate tho nature OF lord
salisbury's roply.
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PARIS, March o0.-Thc engagements
OF the Gucnzburg branch bank here, it
is now ascertained, were not large.
Its nominal capital was only Q, ,25O, 900
francs and its clicntel was entirely com
posed OF the smallest investors. Tho
directors werc men OF no financial
mark. NJ. Ducouran, the president OF
the bank, who committed suicide on
Thursday, took his life by blowing out
his brains with q revolver. He was
sixty.scvcn years old. Ho had been al,
agent OF the Transatlantic Company
in Cuba. 1t appears that he was an
honest man who had been victimizcd
by his colleagues.
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HAS NOT RESIGNED
But Will Uso His Efforts to Efroct q
Compromise.
CAPRIYI STILL IN THE CABINET.
Bismarck Inlulscs IN Snrcaem...Tho
Liverpool Jnck tho Ripper confesscs
to His Idcntity...Tho Scotch Homo
Rulo Blll.-.Thc Irish Idea Adopted.
Paris and Belgian Annrchists.-.Oth-
or Interesting Foreign News.

BERLIN, March 20.-tFar from resign
ing, Chancellor Won Caprivi is seeking
to prevent disruption of'tho cabinet.
He will seek 10 effect compromise.
Tho-Empcror gavo-ill.hcalth as tho
reason for his not receiving Grand Duke
Sergius OF Russia while the lattor passes
through Berlin tomorrow on his way
home from tho Darmstadt funeral.
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Civil ScryIoo I,cfnrrn

WAsHlSGToS, D. G., March 2o.--Rep-
rcscntative Andrews. OF Boston, has
completed the report npon his BILL 80
exclude political influence in the en-
ploymcnt OF laborcrs under the author
ity OF the United States" and will sub
NIT it to the house tomorrow. The
bill, according to the reports he has ro.
ceiyed, will affect somo q 900 employees
and will require that henccfor.h they
shall be appointed aud employed with
out regard to political considerations.
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THE CANADIAN STRIKE.
The Situation Growing Moro Serious
fa Esa Conference Held.

-AS soitudlAoh tNEoNiHs HiorC SCElOuS-tA
Conference Held. "
WlSNIpEG, MAJ, March 20. = The
strike situation on the Canadian Pacific
looks more serious tonight than at any
time since the men went out, from tho
factthat deputation OF the engineers
have had geveral interviews with Super
intendent Whytc since yesterday after
noon and that trouble exists on the Pa
cilic division to Vancouver, as we'll as on
tho western division IRON Fort William
to Donald.
The result OF the interview OF the en-
Gineers with Superintendent Whyte is
kept secret by both men and officials,
but the general supposition is that the
engineers are objectinG to carrying
seal" crews OF trainmen, and ii salts
factory men are not put in charge thoy
may also join tho strikers.
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Steamship News,

Dos7oS, Mass, March oo.-Arrived-
Michigan, Liverpool.
LONDON, March 2O.-sishted-Dania,
Diadem, New York; Maryland, Balti-
moro.
HAvKr, March 2O.-Arriycd-Bour.
gogne, New York. A
New YoEK, March oO.-Arrived-
Etruria, Liverpool; Ireland, Hamburg.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., March 2O.-It
was stated at Mr.. Blaine's residence
this evening that tho secretary had
passed comfortable day, and that he
continues 10 improve steadily.
Senator Morrill, continues to improve
slowly. Lest night he rested easily and
to-day he was comfortable. His physi.
clans report him as doing nicely.
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LIVERPOOL, March 2O.-Thousanls
visited Rainhill to-day, converting the
quiet suburban village into a pandcmo.
mum.
The vicar OF Rainhill alluded to
Deeming's crimes in his sermon to-da9.
lie said that after tho departure Of
Williams or Decming from tho village.
it had been proposed to buy Dinham
villa. the scene OF the murders, and
make it the vicaragc, but happily the
project had been abandoned.
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Tho Cabinet Meoting.

BERLIN, March 2O.-A meeting Of the
cabinet was hold to-day, all the men,
bors being present except the chancel-
lor and Count Zedlitz.
It is reported that tho grand duke Of
Baden h-s used his influence with tho
emperor to induce him to abandon the
education bill.
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BosroS, MASS, March 2O.--Lieutenant
G. A. L. Totten, U. $. a., professor OF
military science and tactics at Yalo Un-
ivcrsity, lcctured at Music Hall this
afternoon on "The New Star of the
East" He said that March 20, 1899,
might be looked upon as the beginning
OF judgment.
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Yellltz Determined.

LONDON. March 2l.-The Standards
Berlin correspondent says: Count
Zedlitz insists that he will resign and is
already preparing to quit his official
residence. The report that Emperor
William addressed him harshly at
Thursdays council, compelling him to
resign, is incorrect.
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SAN JOSE, CAL, March 2o.-Latc yes
terday pfternoonC. B. Wilcox, a con.
tractor OF this city, shot, and it is sup.
posed fatally wounded John Combs, ex.
county surveyor, and James Doughcrty,
tho lattcr's assistant at tho national
saloon. The men quarrelod over mat
tiers in connection with the city elcc-
tion to be held April II. All we're moro
or less under the influence OF liquor,
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PArIs, March 2O.-General Meredith
Read gave q farewell dinner to-day to
United States Minister Reid. The
guests included Foreign Minister Ribot,
the ambassadors OF Russia. Austria and
Turkey and number OF other dip!o-
mats r-g fs.E n t.
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BRrssEls, March 2o.-Tho police OF
this city have made further seizures OF
documents.
Fearing disturbances on May day. the
the government will call out three
classes OF militia to assist tho troops.
AtLeige to-day patrols discovered IN
internal machine on the threshold OF
tho residence ofthe first commissary OF
police.
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RUSSIAN GRATITunE

To tho Americans Who Sent Rpliof--A
tz.3 Telegram from Libnu.
L1BAu, March 20.-The following dis
patch has been sent to the mayor OF
Philadelphia by the Russian Relief So
ciety:
I "The Russian Relief Society warmly
welcomes the American brethren who
arrived in the Indiana and prays you to
transmits 10 the inhabitants OF Philadel-
phia the society's gratitude. God save
America.
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Well Known Landlord Dead.

PnlLADELpluA, Pa, March 20.-John
Crump, well known hotel man and
architect of this city, died this evening,
aged sixty-fve. For many years Mr..
Crump conducted the Colonnade Hotel,
in addition to practicing his profession
OF an architect.
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PAEIs, hIarch 2O.-Thc police hayo ar.
rested prominent Paris anarchist
named AIaycnce. Papers found in his
rooms prove that he distributed among
accompliccs dynamite cartridges stolen
from Soisy,
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Elslnnrclr,s Sarcasm.

Hamburg, March 20-Prince Bismarck
to-day, in tho course Of dinner at the
burgomaster's, where he was a guest, re-
marked, 'You SEQ, the emperor is still
his own chancellor"
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Cardinal aInnnin ~ spcoc.,,r.

LONDON, March 26.-Thc papal brief
appointing DR.. Vaughan. Mt present the
bishop Of salford, archbishop OF West.
minister 10 succeed tho late Cardinal
Manning, is expected within d few davs.
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ord"s inc 81, SILVER S bill comes up rs a special
bI"ef bo = on Tuesday, and will continue to
~, ~ T 'no special order OF the two follow.
4 Ky < Gays, and perhaps OF several more
" '"e plans now being maturel to ex.
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LONDON, March Gothic Bitterly
colliory has locked out 1000 strikers.
The Durham miners held numerous
meetings to-day at which they deClalcd
they would continue tho strike. s
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Dr. Sproull Dead.

PlrrsEuRGH, Pa, March 81. - Rev.
Thomas Snroull, D. d.. IL D., died this
morning ut one o'clock. He was widely
known in connection with tho Rcforni-
ed Presbyterian church.
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THE PATTISON BOOM.
Secretary of State Harrity Says
They are oil for Cleveland
AND THE GOVERNOR is NOT in IT,

He Docs Not Say that Patti.
son Is Not an Expcctant Dark Horse.
A Majority of ponnsylvanIa's Dele.
gation Will be for tho Ex.prcs!dcnt.
Harrity Thinks Hill Would Ic Loyal
to the Ticket If Cleveland Wins the
ISorn
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j For West Virginia and Ohio, increasing cloud
inrss with light snow; enstwinds; slight changes
IN temperature. 1lE g3si ;f'5sE'E
For Western Pennsylvania, increasing clnudE.
ness during the day probably followed by Hight
northwest. 80
TEMPERATURE SATURDAY,
Cs furnished By 9. scHSErp, druggist, come,
Market md Fourteenth streets. 90,
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j. m......,...... Weather -ChngcGGic. Z
ii stiSD4Y. ~
n. nl............"-.-25 . D. m................ 40
. IL M....-........,,.-sJ Z p 'Ul.......,.,,.. ~
!? ?ia...."...."......-...S9 Weather-ChangcaJ!g
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A FRESH YOUNG" MAN
Euown as John o. Pendloton and
How Ho was Sat Down Upon
m THE RECENT TILT WITH RAY.

4 silly Drcnis and How 1t was Treated.
Tho Tariff Debate Drags.-.Col. st.
Clair rs Poor Prophct..-Tho Silver
Bill...It VIII Pass tho Housc...Its
Fate In tho Scnatc..-Thc Bcrins Sea
1lattcr...Washington Gossip.