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UHWM m"WIV"'Vi CAPITAL VOL. 1. SALEM, OR., TUESDAY, AI'RIL lO, 1SSS. MO. 34. JOURNAL. fTKBw'BphitTIB?! BBn IlnfiiriMMIISEiftA PUOKISSIONAI. CARDS. Zn W MELT, ATTORNEY AT LAW rind District Attorney. Office at court house. RAMSEY A. MNGIIAM, ATTOItNEYS TAMH ",. , Taw. Itnslncsx in 6S?rVmcStTl1 8lcnv0r. ,.., FORD. ATTORNEY AND TSScli a W,, Ktlcni. Oregon. Jblcefup stairs in Patten's block. .. mr rlKKiU. Auuiwmo J" .tmvnMnV'a Am T. Salem. Oregon. Office, in l'atten s ti'.r mi atalra over neiis arug suhx-. Sic D1V-") .-,--- n T. UICHAUUa, '", .Hn! ...t.T otmnvwv at g'nkSb Commercial Street, Salem, Or. , . SPIUGGS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, T l!m. Oregon. Office in KiiKland's LcSal bi&nct of all kinds. Alo botn uie " "-" u V Wsiiteiii Oregon. Offlcowlth Tllmoii v-ord in WtonNiiildlnB. Will practice m ;fll the courts of Oregon. Collections -8L Find office business a specialty. . .,-..-.., rtWt.-Vl?.V AT 1. VV. -r II D'ARCY, ATTORNEY AND COl'N P liter at tow, Salem, Oregon. Having 'kSrni'inf the records of Marlon ooun ?no lumnL-a l"t and block index of Ho, & he has special facilities for examining titles to real estate. KV DVKKT1SEMEMS. SALEM BATtlS. H. DIAMOND, Proprietor, ronr St., bet. Kerry and State HAVING. HAIR cutting: AND J5 hhanipoolns neatly done. LADD & BUSH, l BANKERS!" Salem, - Oregon. MlKANhAlT A GENERAL HAN KINO 1 business In all Its branches. f WEST BROTHERS' MEAT MARKET, :i00. Coram rcinl SU Saleiu. rdtOICE STKAKB & OTHER MEATS C constantly on hand, and , Ivercdto a5y part of the city at lowest living rates. Hease, glc us your patronage. CITY MEAT MARKET D. C. Howard, Proprietor. hTATB STREET, - .VLKM, OllEGON. 3-AU kinds of fresh and cured "i always on band. Full weight and asquare deal all around. The SALEM MARKET !)? COURT STRJSET. " Constantly on hand the 'best quality f Fresh aiiil Salt Meats' And all kinds or SAUSAGE. WThe CLKANKST kept market in the city. Call and bee lor yourself. M0CBOW& WILIjARD. lite, Ladders 3KJoto J. O'Donald'Ht&oponJIIgh st., between Coirt and State, Salem, and get one of J, M. Coulter's patent Improved LADDERS. Ugbtfet bUitr made la Ortga. "Kelly's Old Stand ! ! HAVING PURCHASED TUB nlACK emlth shop known as Kuliy Old huind, I will herwiftor bo prepared toJo nil kinds of ip liepng In the best stylo known to tho trade at hort notice. Tho best of workmen au Floyed, nnd nil work guaranteed to give ititUfiictlon. Horseshoeing a Specialty! J. J. JARNIGAN, Kelly's Old Stand, Salem, Or. H. W. COX, Has njnstautly on liund well elected stock of Boericke & Schreck's Homeopathic Preparations VKVTI.V PRINTED (U'IDK TO I1B H VI) Pl-ON APPLICATION. Tne B. & S. PREPARATIONS Vr th. Ihul and lUwl If. W. l"OX ih ,.t- r.,7i tHirliM namT NEW advkrtiSkmknts. THE.'. BEST a: t " Woven Wire Bed ! ON THIS COAST! Is Manufactured by GEO: M. PARKER, 133 Fifth Street, Portland, Or. For wile by A. T. YEATON, JiALEM, OREGON. M. M.k'EAD,; PRACTICAL' CUTIJER Filing Saws a Specialty. Shop on the alley, opposite Minto's Liv ery Stable, Salem, Or. FJ.BABCOCK, Cabinet Maker! AND 'UNDERTAKER! KAItUAK'S HLOCK, STATE STREET, Salem, Oregon. All kinds of1 Eurnlturo made to order. A full line of Caskets always on hand. Established in 18TH. PACIFIC CIDER, VINEGAR -AND Fruit Preserving Co. OF- SALEM. OREGON. Manufacturer!! of Cider Jcllv, Currant Jelly, Apple and I'm Butter, Sweet and Champagne Cider, Cider Syrup for Mince Meat, Cm rani Wine of a Superior Quality, Tomato Catsup, I'lain and German Pickles. PURE CIDER VINEGAR. SAUERKRAUT A FIIVTUHK OF 18SS. For Sweet Cider, leavo order at l-ae-tory Otllce, drop a Posuil, or tee drherof our dollvery wagon. . .' .. Wo keep 6-gallon kegs ank 3-gallon demi johns that nre loaned to customers for n term f six days. All ordem promptly flUca- f G.STOLTZ, Ilusliicss Manager. STOCK FARM FOR SALE or RENT ! 530 ACRES Well watered and plenty t timber. Two hoiwes sad two hams. Good orchard. Meadow and 150 acres plow land. Hfty head of cattle with the place If wanted, and horses enough to run It. Within live miles of depot on tlieO. & V. It. it. A Imrgnln for somebody. Enquire at Office of Capital Journal. GRANGE STORE Salem Co-Operative Association, P. of II. DKAI.EUS IN Choice Groceries, Frovisions, Fruits, and Vegetables, Crockery, Glassware, Butter, Eggs, and Lard. All Kinds of Produce Bought. UJlhS UTKEN, Mtnagrr. 12u, State btrect, Haloni, Or. WILLIS k CIIAJIIiERLIN, Real Estate Agents ltay nd W1 farms and city l"lf. A krg nuiwUrof drtn1ito fcniiband elj pnMMrty now otftriiw iw rwmIiJ tH. Eire Insurance! Write pollfltw o ImHiwneo aguInM. iire on all el of proparty In eight rrtteblo and uwUbjr Oi)HinIi. Brokerage ! Will aepUl lM M ri w pbj WW aegettaWteswen Ml " psr- SEW ADVKRTISKMENTS. DR. GILBERT, THIS EMINENT Scientist, anthropologist, ph.vslelan and surgeon, will open an office In the New Hank Block, on May 1st, for tho treatment of all diseases of m onion, and all other chronic cases, on strictly hyplenleand nat ural principles. Medical baths, oxygen and electixvinagnetlsni used. Charges strictly moderate. Address box 170,S.ilcm,Oregou. ESrAllLISHKD liY NATIONAL VUTIIOMTY. Hi,' ani( ill U(llll -Oh- SALEM, - - - OREGON. Capital Paid up, .... $75,000 Surplus, -..-.- 9,500 R. S. VAU,ACK,' - - President. W. W. MARTIN, - VUe-1'revUlent. J. II. Al'.HKHT, .... ('ashler. DIRECTORS: W.T.Gray, W.W.Mai tin, J. M. Martin, It. S. Wallace, , . .1. H. Albert, f. MeP. l'atton. LOANS X'IAEK To farmers on wheat and other timiUct- ublo produce, consigned or In store, cither In nrlvate granaries or public warehouses. Slalc ami County Warrants ilcuglil at 1'ar. COMMERCIAL PAPER Discounted nt reasonable rates. Draft drawn dliect on New York, Chicago, San r nuieisco, juruauu, 1.01111011, r.u Is, lie rlln, iiong lvnnganu Calcutta. PI. w. cox, (Successor to The Port llru-g Co.) 100 State Street, Salem, Oregon KULL LINE Drags and i CHEMICALS k PATENT .MEDICINES Toilet Articles. Perfumeries, ' Druggist Sundries." Plnsirians Prescriptions ami Family liecipeis a Specially. AOKXiJY imuthk okiii:kati:d FULL HAVANA FIM.Klt Red Letter 5c. Cigar. 3-The lie-.t flv nent clg.it In the nui kct. II. Y. COX. JOl State Stj-eet.tSalenu A. 13. STRANG, No. :WJ Cntnineivlul .Street, SALEM, - - OHKOON. i UKAl:il is STOVES and RANGES Plumbing, (ias and Slum Fit(iijr. Tinware and Artistic Metal Work a Specialty. vB Agent for tho KK'UAllDHON t HOVN1XIN COMI'AXVS Hiii'iniu. Ks tablisihed in im. " Live and Let Live Paint Shop. HUNTLY & McFERSON, House, Sign AMD General Painters. Kalsominers, Paper Hangers and Decorators. ' ' All onloni will rive iiniuiut mtemkin. j RRtliimtos on all kfntUor wrK la our line liMrntfy riven. KmWhellon mwmntewl. SAlent iLH" '.. --.. 3. STRICKLER BROS. IIK.U.K1W I.N 1IKA1.KHM J.N I lli I IllUTill MnTiAiirtl Do nl NlCWlMulI(lUUH STOVES AND T)pARElhn;W(; ' Advice n-om 1 llooling and Spooling a Specialty. 3-Atth oW kMnU at lies. Kuhrk, ("'n mfdal Hret. rp p, Jil l jyi Roseoe Cotikling's Condition Still Consid ered Yerv Critical. THE 15L0UD AND IRON CHANCELLOR. Hp is Condeiniicu for Heartless Trent incut tit' tho Sick Kaiser. London, April 10. The Vienna papers condemn Bismarck for his rough and heartless recoun-o to newspaper publicity In order to bully the ill and wearied Kaiser into wearing the IMsmareklan collar even in his family all'airs. There have been conHietlng rumors to-day as to the Queen's, intentions to abandop her Berlin visit, but the beit advices are that she will go. A ltalil on Indians. Kansas City, April 10. Advices from the Indian tenitory say that 40 fanners from Ashland and other southern Kansas points, organized a vigilance committee last week and made a raid on a band of Indians. Four of the baud were caught and strung up to the nearest trees; nine more were chased into the sand hills of the Cherokee strip and are now surrounded in u dug out. They re fuse to surrender and the farmers proposv to starve them out and hang them. A Domestic Tragedy. Omaha, April 10. Peter Bergo,,a mechanic aged 47, last night cut his wife's throat from ear to ear with a razor, and then attempted suicide with the-same weapon. Mrs. Ber go's wound Is thought to In? fatal, but the husband will probably re cover. Jealousy is said to be the cause of the deed. Two Traiiiiui'ii Killed. L'hicaro, April i). A spci'inl to tlio Inter-Oecan from C'aribcKi, Ari zona, stvb : Last t'veniiiir, al S:;!0 o'clock, as the west bound freight train on the Atlantie & 1'aclle mil road was Hearing this place the en gine wiih derailed, and It plunged down a steep embankment. Frank Ashton, tiiuliremau, and John Hell, brakeman, were killed. The engin eer jumped and escaped without in jury. Ten ears were badly wrecked. Death of Another Victim. San Jiiutx.viiDixo, April . (,'aduri, tlte npecial policeniau eon eerned in the tiiatlruplo shtMiting in the (31iib hiiloon wmie days ago, wliereby two men were killed, died this morning. X- York 1'olltlcH. Xkw Yomc, April . The State Ahsembly has at last awakened to the fact that the public demands an Investigation of the lobby and of tho charges of the Now York World that the lobby king, E. It. Phelps, said he could buy up almost any legWator. To-day the Assembly ordered an inquiry into the World's charges and the evidence secured by Nellie Uly, and called tho attention of tho District Attorney of Albany to tho matter. The investigation begins on Wednesday. Tho mem bers, who fear tho lobby's power, however, had passed amendments depriving tho committee of Inquiry of most of Its power, so the investi gation may prove a farce. I'holps has skipped and cannot Ik- found. The inquiry without him will be like "Jlamiet" without a l'rlnco. j TIim 1,'arMin .Mint. Wasiiixo'idx, April !), Itepre- sentatlvo Woodburn, of Novadn,and Director Kimball of the Mint, ap jxwred Ixjforo tho House Appropria tion Committee last night in rela- (tiontollio Carson Mint. Kimball wisheslho Carson mint tube reduced to an umy oiiieo simply. Mr. Woodburn oppoil the proK)ltlon in a long and ell'eetlvo argument. He contuuilud that as tiie mint had i,,,,.,, lutnhllMluMl liv law it wan not utt" ewuuuiHiiwi nj m it um nip m.ii. wiupowu. ... iK. ..-.., ",, M 111H lMM.,. ..inusUul I the'lYeHhiirytoabrogHtutheAe or Congri, a w propyl in ivduo- ing the mint to an away olllcc. WVwrullmeil muilii nil UIUMll fur 111- ,,w....,.M?..- -,-,. ons nir mo mini. - - Valparaiso ututo that tiie cholera In the Infected district uf Chili U rupidly dyiujc out. Ilia I lie's Had Health. IIostox, April 0. Dr. AVinthrop F. Ileywood, who has been absent three years in Vienna studying med icine, returned to Boston last Satur day. Since completing ids studies, Ileywood has been traveling on the continent, and passed the larger por tion of the winter at Florence where he frequently saw and talked with Blaine, who is now living there. "TIow about Blaine?" asked a re porter of Dr. Haywood to-day. " Is lie ill, as reported, or is the story simply a campaign He." " Blaine is not sick in the sense requiring constant medical care," replied Dr. Haywood, "but is far from well. I believe he has a pro gressive malady which will cause deatli in a short time, unlcxs he gets relief, of which there is little pros poet." " What ails him." "Though I was not called to at tend him professionally, from what he said tome and from the general observation I have no hesitation in in saying that ho has diabetes, which will progress to a fatal termi nation. Why, lie lost twenty pounds of llesh in two months. When he wont across the Atlantie last .lime he was a plump man, weighing about 200 pounds. Now he is a shriveled, bandy-legged old man, who will not scale 1G0 pounds. His face Is thin and blue and his shoulders are stooping. Those big full eyes are hollow and underscored with blue bands. That big under lip Is as pale as a piece of marble. No one can form any idea how lie has failed this winter. "Is he ablo to be up and about'.'" "Yes, but takes extra good care of hinielf. He cannot endure much exercise. He told me that about all he lived on was the bluest kind of skim milk. He assured mo that ids reason for declining tho nomination was that he felt a presentiment that he was going to die and did not wish to undertake tho arduous la bors of a campaign, fearing that he would not hoidupundorthe strain." "Do you think there is tiny proba bility of Ids dying in a short time'.'" "No, not In six months or a year, though 1 think he cannot, with the best of care, survive over two years." A (JnuiU'H Deliihlim. Sax Fkanciwo, April !).- Con siderable excitement was caused to-day by tho statement that one Dr. Mark RamoaUempted to kidnap Florence lily the, heiress to tho great BIythe estate. It appears that in 18H.'t a child named Annie Mooney was lost at Belmont during a picnic, and although a largo reward was I od'ered, she never lias been found. Bame became K)ssessed of tho idea that Florence BIythe was the miss ing child, and in 18So, it is said, attempted to carry her oil". On Sat urday last ho induced tho Mooneys to go with him to ilerkeley, where Florence was residing with her guardian, Janics Perry, and claim their child. At tho same time he conlided his plot to a boy, who visited at Perry's. Tho latter told an olllcer, and when tho parties put in an appearance Hamo was arrest ed. The Mooney family, of course, failed to recognize their daughter in Florence lilythc. Itamc, in the opinion of Chief Crowley, is a crunk who ought to spend a few months In the house of correction. He is hold on a charge of attempt to steal si chllil, and tho case comes up In two weeks. Mill anil I'linelaiicl lliintliiK ToKelhei'. I'liir-ADKiirniA, April l. The Washington corresjMintlent of tlio Press sends this Ingenious story, It says: "Hill never entertained pres idential aspirations, but made a demonstration m that Cleveland would Im warned to keep out of tho way and permit him to become gov ernor. He showed in tliostate com mittee that he hud strength enough to make trouble, and as a result an oM'octiid Ihj- - hm (.ovt,,1H1, .ll(n.l.v (!l,v.,l,,...l -I., I's! mummers, wliereby Cleveland shall ; siqiiMirt Hill tully In the guber natorial hunt, Hill to reciprocate by giving Cleveland assistance in MHUiriiiK tiie prusiduntlal noinl iiKtiou. Snliscritie for the Joi'unai.. HORNING TELEGRAMS. Lightning Flasks or What (lie World at Large is Doing. HAIOIEK'S DAUHIITEK SUICIDES. The Fatal Elleets of Loving not Wise, ly Iiut too Well. Pahsons (Kan.) April !). Miss Jennie Brooks, daughter of Martin M. Brooks, living nine miles south east of tho city, committed suicide Friday, by shooting herself through tho heart with a IW-etillber revolver. Yesterday morning her parents and O. P. Full, and wife, who make their homo with Brooks, came here to do some trading, leaving tho daughter, Jennie, and a young boy named Ed DoiImiii, employed on tho farm, at home. Shortly after their departure Dodsou went to the back part of the farm to look after some stock, leaving the young lady In tho house alone. Whon lie returned two or three horn's later he called to her, but getting no answer went up stairs to her room, and was horrified to find her lying in bed in a great pool of blood, dead. Ho immediately nolllled tho neighbors and started for tills city to Inform her parents. He arrived hero about :t o'clock In tho afternoon, just as Brooks and Full, were get ting ready to start home. The Cor orner was notified ami ho will hold an inquest this morning. The deceased hud proceeded wltlr great deliberation to carry out her purpose. She had retired to her room, and, removing her clothes, carefully hung them up, then don ning a nightgown she lay down In her bed, and placing tho niuz.lo of the revolver directly over her heart, she II rod, the revolver dropping out of her hand by her sldo. She was about -0 years ofageand remarkably bright. About a year anil a half ago she was seduced by a neighbor's son, un der a promise of marriage, and tho matter so preyed upon her mind that she became demented, and in a fit of despondency ended her life by her own hand. lloiiaiiKr'M ropulaiity. Pauih, April D limilauger Is be coming more and more popular. Lastevenlng as ho was driving down Hue Moutmartre, ids brougham, with Coin to Dillon, was recognized by the crowd. Tho enthusiasm of tho coplo know no bounds. With shouts of " Vivo Iloulanger!" they followed the vehicle. Some of them opened tho doors of tho carriage but these were at once closed by the oc cupants. Still the crowd rushed on, and as the driver hud to pause fern moment mi arriving at the Boulevard ties Italicnnes the vehicle was speedily surrounded by several hundreds of persons, all In tho highest state of excitement. It so1iapioued that (ten. Ferron, Gen. Iloulunger's immediate suc cessor at the war olllee, was passing at the time. Ho asked what tho fuss wasabout. " It Is Gen. Iloulanger," was the brief exclamation. "Ah!" exclaimed Gen, Ferron, and he strolled on In a thoughtful mood. St. Julin In orrguu. Muni'oiin.Or., April I). Kx-CJov. St. John, of Kansas, arrived at Ash- land at r o'clock. Tho train made a stop of thirty minutes, and an Im mense crowd was on the platform. Ho shook hands with u large num ber, and engaged In a friendly con versation with them, but declined to address the crowd. G. M. Miller, prohibition nominee for congress, who lias opened the campaign in this valley, accompanies him to Itoouburg and Kugone, whore the governor spunks the lOtli and lltli. Tlioiinaml DulliilH llituaril. UuiHiXViM.K, March 0. At u citizens' muetiug luot night it was rosolvud to oiler ti reward of $HXX) for the conviction of thomurdururof Jamott Tannunt, a miner, wlione body whs found in a pnwiwet hole, with a bullet hole through thehwul.