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Morning journal and courier., 1892-10-12
CoNNECTICUT w. c. II. U.
Annual ConventIon-An
Exhibit TO be Made at the Worlds

Nineteenth Annual ConventIon-An
Exhibit TO be Made at the Worlds
Fair-Reception to the Delegates.
NORWICH, Conn, Oct. 1.-THE nine
teenth annual convention of the Connect
cut w. c. T. U. was opened this after
noon in the Broadway Congregational
church in this city, Mrs. Forbes of Rock
Vile presiding. The following committees
were appointed: Credentials, Mrs n. NJ.
Andrews, Stamford: Ida T. Pigrum,
WATERFOWL; Miss Augusta Camp. Newins-
ton. Courtesies. Mrs. ]. D. Herr, Nor
wich, Mrs. Kirk Lssvens, Norwich; Mira
]. B. Smith, New Britain. Words of well
come were delivered by Mrs. Anna NJ.
Herr, president of Norwich Union. greet
ing by Rev. Llewellyn Pratt, D. D., pastor
of the Broadway church, and the re-
spouse by Miss Gertrude Norton,
president of Litchfeld county, w. @.
I. q. The minutes of the executive COM
mittee and the mports of the county presi-
dents were read and accepted. The presi
dent and secretary were made a committee
to have charge of the state exhibit at Chi
cszo and it was voted to meet the ex-
pence from the treasury A meeting for
children was held and the little ones were
given "chalk talk" by Miss E. F. Merrill
of Massachusetts,. In the evening the Wis
iting delegates were given a reception in
the psrlors of the Second Congregational
church.
OF For the Metropolis.
West Haven Engine company No. l, the
Dayton Hook and Ladder company No
of Fair Haven, and the Veteran Firemen's
Sons of this city left by the steamer Rich
ard 81. Peck last evening to take part in
the big Columbian parade in New York to-
day. At 10 o'clock they gave a short
street parade with BunnelPs Drum corps.
They made a fine appearance. They will
return early tomorrow morning.
vanHont -Parfas.tly urs.-inst ut 'naons
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True Bills Returned.

PrrrsBURa, Oct. 11.-At o'clock this
afternoon the grand jury returned true
bills against the members of the Homestead
advisory committee charged with treason.
True bills were also returned against h. G.
Prick, John G.. A. Leishman, F. T. FL
Lovejoy, Henry Curry, Superintendent
Ill Carnegie officials; Henry and Fred
pinkerton, Captain Cooper, Fred Primer
and other Pinkerton detectives, charged
with murder and conspiracy.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-10-12
FOR RENT

Desirable Rents
- AT REDUCED RATES.
mi 46 Sperry, corner Golf, rooms, modern
AR improvements, $500.
~ Sperry street, rooms, first floor, $1400
"a Baldwin street, rooms, first floor, $500.
22 Baldwin street, rooms, cottage $1,000.
26 Baldwin street, rooms, $14.00.
Store on Grand avenue
Large double store, Gregson street near
Chapel, whole or in part, we'll located for plum
Der, saloon, billiard room light manufactur-
ing OTHER RENTS.
EDWARD MALLEY,
o1O 1914 st Q28 Chapel street.
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Excursions.
S'FARIN'S EXCURSIONS.
Columbia Week In New
York.

Commencing Sunday, Oct. 9Th. continuing un.
til Wednesday. the istn, round trip tickets will
be sold for 500, good to return until Sunday,
the 10th. ON the regular boats having New
Haven at 1918 p. m, ana New York at > p. m
No SATURDAY night boat.
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SPECIAL EXCURSION.

The Steamer JOHN III. sTARIN. Capt Nc
Allister. will leave New Hay-n Tus siay. Oct.
18th, at ZOO a. m sharp and arrive iD New York
in time to take part IN the great NAVAL
PARADE, joining the fleet in the Ist River,
the PROCESSION VIII move through the Fest River
and up the Hudson River to a point half mile
above General Grants Tomb turning and
passing giving opportunity to see one OF the
FINEST NAVAL PARADES RIVER MADE IN
Tbs COUNTRY. $50 Vessels will take part
The number OF passengers will be limited
that all will have observation seat. Boat
will leave Nes York Immediately after the
par ide, landing at SD ST. to give an opp0r-
tunity for those who wish to go ashore.
Fare for the round trip $500. Tickets good TO
return on any boat until the 10th. Tickets on
sale at Downes News Co., Peck & Bishops, and
at ONCE OF Company, Brewery street.
W. B. MILLER. Agt.
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MARINE LIST.
6fh PORT OF NEW HAVEN. sIESSs

Sch Mary Ann, Collins. N. Y, iron.
Sch Hattie V. Kelsey, Rulon, Phila, coal to RR
Sch J NAPLES, Ponder, Dodd, Norfolk, lumber
to n. W Stow.
Sch g. 6. Lane, Merrihugh, Norfolk, iron to RI
CL&ARED
Sch Oliver Ames, Nickerson, Phila.
Sch L. v. Beebe, Beebe, do.
Sch Jas. NJ. Seaman, Pendleton, Brunswick, Ga.
Sch Anna B. Jacobs, Wilson, N. Y.
Sch Sylvia G. Hall, Low, DaIien, Ga
Sch Matte Newman, Loveland, Norfolk.
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OF For The NIetropolIs.
Enrutture, Etc.

n'sooooa-Parfas-,ly pur..-ins, ut ne
Morning journal and courier., 1892-10-12
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
DEATHS.

PFUDERER-In this city, Oct 18th, Charles L.
Pfuderer, aged SO years, 10 months, % days.
Funeral services will be held at his late residence.
"a Chapel street, Thursday, Oct. 18th, at 2:30
p. m. Relatives and friends are respectfully
CUTLER-In West Derby, vt, Oct. 10Th, 1892,
Miss Susan Cutler, formerly of this city.
Funeral will be attended from the chapel Of the
Grove street cemetery on Wednesday, the 18th
inst, at 8 O'Clock D. m.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-10-12

INEXPERIENCED feesers on Gnrcon and ITn
II versal presses; slso VS. 10 learn tn
National Folding Boz aud Pane co
STAT SfQ CONGRESS AyENTyP
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Ntscsllaacurs

old gold and silver. fer which full rsine In
~ cash VIII be paid, al EDWARD ENGEL,E,
Jazz n 81 and sss <; 7:e -. NeT liavra. Ct.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-10-12

one Gent Word each insertion
ave cents q word for . full week
(ssven time.,N
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-07

New York, November 6.-The Re-
publican National Committee. has sent
out the following telegram 70 all the
Chalrmen OF the Republican State Com
mittees:
"With full Republican vote all along
the line on Tuesday next you may DO as
sured OF OF a more pronounced victory
than has occurred since the soldier States
man, General Grant, led the ticket In
1858. Driven 10 desperation by the hope
lessness Of their cause, the Democratic
Lieutenant Governor OF this State has IS.
sued a proclamation melting evil disposed
persons TO employ revolutionary methods.
The law abiding people OF this state VIII
resent such unpatriotic appeals"
Thomas II. CARTER, Chairman.
LEWIS f. McCoMAs, Secretary.
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cuAR1rs1oS, ". VA, Nov. 6.
.a-al Force.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, Nov. 6.
People Of Vest Virginia:
more days will decide the mo-
s issues involved in the present
and National canvass in West
bis. As the representative Of the
cratic organization, it gives me
be to announce that nOtwith-
ag the systematic canvass Of the
By Federal Marshals, deputy col
,ld often paid hirelings Of both
EiL0nll government sDd - So. Pc.
,a party. together with l,'sSIp q SnS the
sld a six weeks canvass Of the
By the head Of the War Depart
or party organization is still in
ili West Virginis absolutely sure
pain true 70 the Democratic faith,
s, DO our duty during the re-
lg sixty hours.
Bapu5lican threat to suppliment
Wholesale and dlsgraceful use Of
b With the presence at the polls
-ssiayo Of Federal Marshals, while
Lg and jis;asteful 70 the people,
t deter the patriot in the dis
Be- o, his duty. II will rebound
ls heads Of its originators as GER
mt surely as election day comes.
led and beaten al all points in
Sa,e, certainly defeated in New
Indiana and Connecticut the Re-
als win not surprise West Vir-
wien they try TO put the Force
operation on her soil, while Re
la speakers are procIaiming it is
: issue.
.'o Democrat be deceived, nor
.'lad. With an honest election,
Virginia will give a rouslng Demo
u'.orIty for the National and
a,is,s and win elect Legisla-
q We but stand by our guns.
The organization all over the
Iaoar nothing but harmony and
'Al'1. An unbroken front is
''''d to the enemy. Keep your
Closed, watch the tricksters
q and without the State, bear in
-a' The eyes o, Cleveland and
''''a and the whole party Of the
y are turned to West Virginia.
Can elect the national ticket.
We have it elected now if we, as
-'a' withstand the combined
" federal power and money, and
-'.'' that none but legal voters
'''''oI West Virginia. Our great
.~ ~ leaders are depending upon US
~A Let US resolve that we will
sacrifice to save the fair
~. west Virginia from becoming
\, '','' victim Of the political des-
Let Us resolve to be patriots, |
,''' and punish bribery, corrup-
4. '.''' and fraud, and we will scat
\. enemies on Tuesday next. You |
!. !. nave a good maiority. let US
,,,.. 20 large and the victory so
...''''d 'ha, RopuOlie.. . vii, never |
\, 'la West vlrsiniI within the
anyone now liylngl
Z aIAd tAa, the sk,.,.n.u
~, - !. -. people are Nh US on
J : '''''' ''''''AS.' '.'T- |
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MARSHAL JACOBUS
CIoseted in New York on the Subject OF
the Employment of the Federal Forces
His Instructions TO His Deputies.

CIoseted in New York on the Subject OF
the Employment of the Federal Forces.
His Instructions TO His Deputies.
New YORK, November 6.--United
States Marshal John w. Jacobus was q
busy man to-day. He summoned before
him the chief deputy 3narshals whom
he has appointed for each Assembly
district and these he had closeted with
him for an hour in one OF the court
rooms of the federal building. Before
dismissing them, copies of his final
instructions were handed to his
DEPUTIES, as follows: Certain
evil disposed persens are en-
ploying by published proclama-
buI,Ilc "a - oir"'-,s- .fid a. powers &c az
the United States Marshals on election
day. The evident purpose of these per-
sons is to incite the turbulent to riot
and disorder, and to lead even fair
minded, honest citizens to refrain from
giving that support to the officers OF
the United States government which
the supreme law Of the land demands
from them"
Then follows definition OF the legal
status Of the deputies and this admoni-
tion:
Each of you will remember that he is
an officer Of the government OF the
United States Of America. You are not
to act as partisans, and aside from cast
ing your votes as your individual pref
erences may dictate you are not to be
the agents or instruments Of any politi-
cal party. You are to protect, however,
supported as you are by all power OF the
national government, every lawful voter
within your precinct in the exercise OF
his sovereign right OF franchise. You
are to permit no evil disposed person TO
interfere with or interrupt the discharge
of your duties. You are to act with
prudence, forbearance and moderation,
but also without fear or favor. You
are to support the Federal Supervisors
and see to it that every vote Is counted
as cast, and are to support them in pro-
tecting the ballot box against fraudu-
lent and illegal ballots. If illegal or
fraudulent action shall be supported by
any show Of force, you are to command
the assistance of all lawful citizens and
call upon me, without stint or hesita'
tion. for whatever additional force may
needed to preserve the peace, protect
the citizens and guard the ballot box"
Marshal Jacobus also wrote letter in
reply to the Democratic lawyers, who
stated In effect that an arrest OF per-
son attempting fraudulently to vote,
before the vote is cast, is illegal and
contrary to the opinion OF Judge
Brewer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-07

DEs MONIES, Iowa, November o.
There is no change in the estimates OF
the different parties to-day. Demo
Gratis and Republicans both claim tha
States electoral vote. The Democratlc
Committee claims plurality for Cleye-
land of II, 900. The Repubiican ChaiH
man claims that the National ana stan
tickets will be elected, and FIVE Cor
gressional districts lost two years ago
will be redeemed.
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Rig snston Fire.

BOSTON, November 6.-Late Saturday
night fire was discovered in the shop Of
II. b. Robinson & Co., boiler makers in
East Boston, and bY the time the fire
apparatus reached the place lively
blaze was iu progress. The fire spread,
and at midnight 10 had burned over a
territory Of about four acres and had
consumed seven buildings. At least 200
men have been deprived OF employment
by the fire. Loss about $50, 600.
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A Western Pennsylvania Politico-Labor
Move.

PITrsBURG, PA, November 6.-Dele-
gates claiming to represent $4,000 work.
ingmen in the western part OF the State
met in Turner's Hall, on the South
Side, this afternoon, and formed the
Western Pennsylvania Industrial Asso-
citation. The object OF the organization
is political, but nothing will De done at
the coming election. At future cleo
tions it is Intended to vote for candi-
dates favorIng the workingmen, ire
spectiye Of party.
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Those sweethearts.

New YORK, November 6.-In one OF
the dramatic papers this week John K.
Rogers, the theatrical manager, adver-
tises that his wife, Minnie Palmer,
has. left his bed and board, and that
be will not be responsible for any debt
or obligation contracted by her. The
announcement apparently has not ex-
cited the towns theatrical fraternity.
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Important No,ice.

Election officers should read their in
structions carefully to-day, that there
may be no mistakes made tomorrow.
Voters should carefully read, to-day,
the instructions to voters" printed
this morning. under the ticket, on Page
z of the REGISTER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-07

LOOK out for Republican Doodle as
we'll as for Republican sensational
stories. A good many greenbacks and
much silver has been circulated about
town, lately. Keep an eye open for the
peculiar tint of new treasury notes and
a sharp ear for the click of the silver
Jollar
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Crushedn ,he Ice.

SAN FPANCIsCO, November 6.-The
steam whaier Belgic, which arrived
from to-day brings the news Of the de-
struction of the whaling bark Helen
Mac, Captain Thaxter, by being crushed
In the ice, aud the loss OF thirty-dve OF
her crew. Only five ofthe vessels crew
were saved.
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Another Parislan Murder.

LONDON, November 6.-The Chron-
icle's Paris correspondent reports an
other brutal murder in Paris. The VIC
tim was a girl named Simon, fourteen
wears of age. She was found dead at
the Riverside yesterday with stab
wounds in three places and cuts and
bruises all over the body. She had ap-
parently been outraged before being
killed
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with Their Heads Cot OFF.

TACOMA, WAsHN., November 6.-The
steamer Chekai from Alaska brings the
news that four men were found in a
camp at Point Barry with their heads
cut off and all the clothing stripped
from their bodies. The crimes are sup
posed to have been committed by In
dianS.
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Nau Cholera Gases:

ST. PETERSBURG. November 6.-The
cholera statistics for the past twenty
four hours show that seven new cases
and one death have been registered in
this city.
BUDA PEST, November 6.-There
were fifteen new cases Of cholera and
four deaths here during the past "a
hours.
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Tool works Burned.

PHILADELPHIA, November 6.-The
hammer and edge tool works of Fayette
r. Plumb st Trenton avenue and
Tucker streets were damaged by fire
early this morning to the extent Of S70,-
600. Fully insured.
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|. yr-w Political D8SporadoaS
Sea. Your Rights by
BrT2OF FORCE AND FRAUD
t-9 Is Surely Democratic II,
Democrats, You viii
F2 2PLlUDUTY ASGITIzENS

..-,-s Everywhere Urged to
% and to Have No Fear Of
PssuI5-Do Your Duty and
rooratic Victory Is Certain
on Overwhelming Majority.
|. Ewes Of the Nation Are
Nm West Virginia-Up and
Them, Democrats, and
IN With Fraud, Doodle and
.iaral Force.
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TnE NEXT CONGRESS.
A General and Conservative Review Of
the Situation.
NEXT HOUSE SURELY DEMOCRATIC

According to the Most Reliable
Estimates and the Admissions
Of Conservative Republicans,
Anywhere From Twelve to
Twenty-hve-The Farmers Al
lance and Fusion in Many
States Complicate Matters =
The New York Herald" Pre-
diets Democratic Victory in
New York and in the Nation.
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Having Fun IN Portugal, Too.

LISBON, November 6. Municipal
elections we're held throughout Portu-
gal to-day. The authorities adopted
strong military precautions. However,
an election riot occurred In which one
man was killed and several persons In
jured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-07

DON'T forget the Democratic candi-
dates on the district tickets. All the
nominees for the Board Of Commission
ers. the Board OF Education and for
Justices and Constables are good and
experienced men.
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RRon.Ooo Firo.

BROOKLYN, y. y, November Ga
total of twenty-five buildings sue
cumbed to last nights FIRE on Columbus
street and Tiffany place. Corrected
estimates place the aggregate loss at
5000, 600 All losses are SAID 10 be fully
covered by insurance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-07

RESENT the campaign Of calumny
against Albert A. Franzheim By voting
Cor him for Sheriff. The InteIli0encer's
campaign OF .nIiAcation should be re-
sented.
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N. Y. World.
ALIvELY RACKET
In Columbus Yesterday Over the Laying OIL
an Objectionable street Car Track
o..;,t J.t,,ro,, IA Ih> Rs0(etsr


an Objectionable street Car IracA'
Spscidl Ie!sOrGm to the Rs0tstsr.
COLUMBUS, O., November 6.-The
City Railway Company attempted TO-
day to lay double track railway on
Oak street, q privilege that the CITY
Conncil had refused them on unanl-
nous remonstrance from the property
owners. The latter were surprised on
rising late this morning to see
about four hundred men and
hundred teams tearing up the pavement
preparatory to laying the Objectionable
track. 1t being Sunday, it was lmpos-
sible to invoke the power Of the Courts
to stop the high handed proceeding,
meantime the company was likely to
get It's track down. Charles Funston,
property owner, stood upon his prop
erty and with cooked revolver
threatened to shoot the first man to
strike pick in the pavement in front
OF his house. He thus defended his
property until policeman arrested him.
Mrs. Funston then took his place
armed with the garden hose, she swept
the street with steam and drove the
workmen from the field. NeighborinR
women initiated her example, and soon
dozens of hose pipes defended as many
lot fronts, keeping the men from work
until Sheriff Guthke arrived with injunc-
tion papers and stopped the proceedings.
Subsequently Superintendent Atchlson
told the men TO go to work again but
when the Sheriff returned to arrest him
he drove rapidly away in his buggy.
The Sheriff pursued and there was
lively race ending in Atkinson's arrest
near Bircklick ten miles east.
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NOTICE-NEWS AGENTS.

The REGISTER Of Wednesday
morning, November 9Th, viii con-
tain latest reliable Election Re-
ports.
News Agents wishing extra cop
les will please send their orders
for that and succeeding days with
out delay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-07

A NUMBER of stories calculated to aD-
peal to religious prejudices, have been
set afoat, in the hope of injuring the
otherwise excellent chances of certain
Democratic nominees. People who do
this sort OF thing are Invariably circu-
lating what they know TO be untrue, for
partisan purposes.
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Chairman Democratic Committee.

LET every Democrat VINO is approach
ed in an unlawful manner, regarding
his vote, or who knows Of schemes In
tended to deprive him of his vote, re-
port the facts at once to this Office Ar
rangements have been made to arrest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-07

LOOK out. to-day, for Republican
roorbaehs. It has been arranged to
spring q number of stories Of sensa-
tlonal nature this morning, to-day, and
tomorrow morning. Y1pore all such
warns.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-07

LOOK out for plausible propositions to
trade votes. A Republican won't offer
TO trade unless he expects to gain
something by it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-07

inal carelessness upon our part can de-
feat us. With firm reliance on every
Democrat to do his whole duty, your
committee submits the issues to the
people with confidence.
Respectfully, w. E. Chiffon,
Chairman Democratic Committee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-07

TIE fnnumme1able testimonials In the
possession Of It's proprietors show the COCO
w. " "slvatiopb0 Oh Is doing. = cts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-07

LOOK out, to-day, for Republican
roorbachs. 1t has been arranged to
spring a number of stories Of sensa-
tional nature this morning, to-day and
tomorrow morning. Ignore all such
warns
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-07

THE ADVERTISING OF Hoods Sarsa-
PARTLY is always suostantiated oy en-
dorsements which la the financial world
would be accepted without moments
hesitation.