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Of Now York.
KOIl I'ltlSIIIIiNTIAL JCl-KCJOltfi.
llohcrl Mrl-Win, of Klntiinth County.
Wiil.KHii,of MiiHiifiiiuili County.
C. W. Fulton, or ClntM., CVmritj .
KHIDAY, Al'dl'NT :t, isss.
TtlE SMUdGLING OF CIIINESK.
KIIN.MOIIIAI, -.Mll)ATI.
Ill Culoniilo tlieir Is n uuiiilicr of
niiililtitiiiHUMjiiiaiitH fiM'Hciialor l!ov
i'Ii'h will, which la-coiiic viicniil
lioxl March. TIhtu Ih honiulhliiK
K'('iillar iibmit the juilll ich of thut
nlnti', It ruim Into rlujTH, mitl iimnoy
('Xl'itIwm ii corrupting lnlhioiicc.
The niiwt iriiiiiliu'iit nf thi-no iihjiI
iiiiiIh fur llto I'nltoil Htnti's mmiuIo
Hit) liillllcinalicH, and whnt Ih pub
licly known of H-iiiio of tliuni is no
wny to thi'lriTcillt. K.vSoimlor Ta
bor Im iih nolorloiiHiiH any, whniiuuli
iitlllioiiH of ilulliirn by fool lui'U iih a
inlui'r. Iti'lnii "''I all,l dottiiK he
Kit Into an oiidmnlwucnl w Kb hdiih
ilonlKiiliiK Klrl; bad illvuivo procci'd
llign with Ills wife, wbo liadHiipnort
i'il liliuby l,cc)iliiKU bonr(llii-b(itiKi
WllOll III) WIIM HtlirvillK UK l llf(HH'l't-
oi', and cuniu out of mint with a
ilaiiiiiKiiiK uiiiniiiil of odium cIIiik
liigtoblH muni, lie wiiHiipixiluU'il
to (bo honalti to till a brief vaouiioy,
and niado bliiiM'lf ((iiihjilouoti by
bin t'l-ac for mil(KniiliH and $fiuo
lilxlit hIiI ttn.
Kx-Koimtor Natbanlul I'. Hill Ih
hIho In I lu nu'c. Ilo Ik an cNtiin
mIvo initio and mill owner, bin wiitlt b
I Mt down at$tt,000,(XK, but IiIh ivp
tltatiou wuh Hiuli'i'bml with winie
vnr.v unsavory dovolopnii'iitH liiu
In oiitoi'i'il Into cuiiiruvorny wltb
I lonry M. Tidier, nppolntiHl wvivtary
of tlit Intel lor by I'nwlilciil Arthur.
1IU objivt win to hIiow IiIh formor
MMiiittuliil iMilleaKUe a litulhiK npiTa
tor In oMounlvo land kIwiI; but the
oliJiHit of liU ill tuck 111 ml Uiek and
Mill wltbdivw from tbo conUvt In
m dMiuimvd condition.
A third couUwlnuk I K. . YVnl
wilt, Httomoy fur tbo Donvor A Mo
OrMiult m liu Ay, and hIhi ii million
mIio. IIi Im ttaokwl by MoIIUtt or
th Klml Natloiml Ibink of Uonvor,
mid to U tin- rleln-t nmn In Color,
win, nd lot of inotioy will U umhI
t(IHlwt llllll.
K.vdov. lUmtt Ih Himthor mitahle
imixiuttjn', h formor ftioud of l'n-l-dt'itt
tlrmit, and fHthoiln-lHW to
(Nd. KrHl. llu dropptnl qulfi h plh
wIhmi tho rtriuof Oixni tc Wanl col
1hpwI. lttHttt Iihh U-cu Ioiik In puln
Ho lift, Im conducted I arm ohm
Uoiim In with hiiiI ImiiiI, Iih Ihxmi
ouuiiiM'twl with Kivtjixl rluitw, and l
now a trt-nillllojmliv. Ilo Mill rv
iMlu Hlltbl llllllKMHV, Mint If liu
IPv Into tho KiiwtortMl rtuht to w in,
wlllnwkolt llvoly rMbl wmiiihHU
turn.
Uut liihpltoof thUtttoh toiHHipy,
Air. I tow on W by no menu willing
toyWd (Ito tnto. Ho wnutJ
yMrMUtunl of tbo Utaluo of Uw
iiwklir. Mid im ho luw tho inlnlu
tiitoroat itf tbo .mtlnni prt of tbo
(m nt hU Iwok, bo nwy nwko
jmmI hlo lndd.
TU oiil,v rwiiMrK wo Uhvk to nuko
ou tbU hovudltiK eiilv k tlion
tm tvmy u nmuy Matty4itHpi
Im th MtiMU, miuI It w ouhl bo nitnv
rltUuitlf tbo w4ru (Mtt m
Mtirowiitwl by kUlamii Ium hi
There has been a good deal of an
gry talk In tho newtipapers lately
alKitit tho evnf Ion of the Chinese re
striction law. It Ih. reiorted that
Celestial iuinilgrantH land in liritluh
Columbia and find their way to
Washington Territory whence they
spread in all directions. Yesterday
the press dispatches reported the
landing of nearly 600 Chinese some
where on the Hound, and the inti
mation was made that this Is no un
common occurrence. JJut the I'ost
Intelllgcnccr, published In Seattle,
denies the truth of all such stories
The editor says:
As a matter of fact, the restriction
law is as well enforced on the north
west coast as the Trainers of the act
exKc(cd. A good many Chinese do,
with or without the knowledge of
the olllcers, enter the country by
Hinull boats; others by traveling In
the night, reach the Hound cities
afoot, but there N a disposition on
the part of the citizens to avist in
carrying out the law, and the few
Chinese who Hurco.MHfully make the
Journey, are coni'icllcd to ue such
vigilance anil ingenuity that it may
be IioixmI they arc of a more intelli
gent grade than the average coolie.
A ilil the new loophole at the heacl
of the Okanogan seems to exist an
yet in Imagination alone. It Is not
certain that more than one China
man bus ever seen that river, and
the poor Alonuollan wretch who
succeeds in running the gauntlet of
Indians, cattlemen ami miners, will
present a sorry plight ere lie falls in
with a countryman.
The time will come, with the set
tlement of (lie northern border of
this territory, when a force of fron
tier police will be necessary, but the
alarm Just now is premature.
ii; com'i:ii:iiac"s i:rri:ciH.
In response to a somite icsolution,
requesting the secretary of the treas
ury to furnish Information relative
to procrly wrongfully withheld
from the government, the secretary,
in Ills response lately sent in, en
closes several communications,
among them one from II. K. Llttle
page, a HjK'clal agent of the depart
ment of Justice, formerly of the Con
federate navy. I.lttlepage claims
that In IKS I, a number of vessels
were built In (treat Britain for the
confederacy, but when the rebellion
closed, these vessels were selcd by
the Ili'ltisb and disposed of, the mer
chant vessels going to the mercantile
service, and the war vessels and
lams to the British navy.
In bis statement the sectetary
gives the history of several vessels
now in trade in the (Jiicen's service.
The list of goods belonging to the
confederate states Includes ships,
stoics of all kinds, liar silver, cotton,
specie, etc., aggregating in value
overl.'IO.i't.'t.tKHl. The ileiusof money
deposited to the credit of the rebel
government abroad foot up to jll,
000,000. Another item includes rebel
Iron works lu Scotland, valued at
Utou.ooo. All of this property barf
been traced to responsible persons.
And In addition to the proiorty of
the rebel government not accounted
for abroad, is ftl.txxi.ooo worth of
property held in this country, an
accounting for which has not yet
lutui l endured.
RELIGIOUS GLEANINGS.
The Hetbodbt Episcopal general confer
ence of 1693 will be held in Omftha.
There are tald to be sceral churches In Il
linois without a single male member.
The Reformed Episcopal church numbers
00 churches, 120 ministers and 12,000 com
municants. The Ken Jerusalem church of the United
State at a meeting recently held in Boston
roted to form A national organization.
The Irish Catholic archbishops and bishops
bavu issued an address declaring that the
popo's decree affects morals only and does
not Interfere with politic.
Tlie Presbyterian church gave ?SOO,000 for
borne mimlons last year, yet deducting tho
amount from this which represents Iegocle
and it only represents o gift of 8U cents per
mem bur.
President C. II. Payno, of Ohio Wesleyan
university, having been elected secretary of
the newly created board of education of the
Methodist church, will bo compelled to re
sl(n liifiufllrc.
The first American Sabbath school of which
wo have any definite knowledge was started
In Kpbratn, lancastcr county, Pa., about
liTW, byLudnig Hacker, a teacher in the
common schools. It wns carried on by him
for about forty years and was attended witk
some remarkable result I. This antedates
Hobert Ilaikes (1761) and David Ulair 17G0)
A new cliurrli is organ zed every two dnyi
by tlio Presbyterian church. Every three
(hys a Presbyterian minlhter dies. Tho 1p
liomlnntiou Imports from other Christian
bodies sixty ministers per year to fill vacan
cies. The Eeerotaries of tho Home Mission
board are not burdened to find places for
ministers applying for Bcrvice; they nro
burdened rather to And ministers to fill
piriKhe now vacant and enter missionary
lleUU already open.
Ilishop Andrews, of tho Methodist Episco
pal church, hose episcopal rosidencohitherto
has b(en In Washington, D. C, now goes to
Now York. Wuliop Kosa leaves Mlniwipoln
for Philadelphia; Bishop Hurst, Buffalo foi
Washington, while of tho newly elected
bishops, Bishop Vincent goes to Buffalo,
whero ha will bo near .'lmutniiqua; Bishop
Fitzgerald to Minneapolis, Bishop Joyco to
Chattanooga, Ilishop Newman to Omaha, and
Bishop Qoodsell to Texas.
' In a Virginia church, at the end
of a revival, there were three per
sons who were expected to unite
with the church. Only two were
present; the third, quite an old lady,
was prevented by the inclemency of
the evening. A lay brother was
called to pray, which he did very
fervently, "especially for the sister
with one foot in the grave and the
other galloping on to eternity."
Harper's Magazine.
The Whole Business Country
man (to dealer) "I see j'e advertise
outside "Everythiu' supplied for
weddin's." Dealer "Yes, sir."
Countryman "Ye go the hull busi
ness?" Dealer "Yes, sir." Coun
tryman (earnestly) "I say, mister,
bow much would ye tax me for a good
healthy gal what kin milk, an' ain't
afraid to work?" The Epoch.
h.it Florida People Lire (In.
"What do you Florida people live
on in the summer?" "Fish." "What
inthewiiiter?" "Yankees." Alas!
how many northerners draw their
last breath in Florida, blain by that
fell destroyer, consumption, who
would have lived, had tliey used at
llrst that marvelous specific for con
sumption, when not too far advanc
ed, Dr. Tierce's Golden Medical Dis
coverybetter than hypophosphites
and cod liver oil, because more nu
tritive and tonic ; also an invaluable
liver corrective and blood purifier,
cleansing away all scrofulous hu
mors (which cause consumption),
and all other impurities of the blood,
curing glandular swellings, goitre or
thick neck, old sores, and ulcers.
Of druggists.
Don't hawk, and blow, and &pit,
but use Dr. Sage's Catarrh Heniedy.
SCIENTIFIC SQUIBS.
V .v!4 Ugjil Optska.
Ii. llMlHhridMv Mumlsy IC,.,
County Ally., CUty Cu., Tt.. smv:
"lUvw iimM Ktortriv Kit tors with
imxtf Iwppy tvu)(s. My brother
wbo wh wry low with MabtrtMl
IVvor itnd Jwmdbv, Imt whs on rod
by Uinrly Urtutf tbW iihmIMuo, Am
Urtwl KtevtrU I Ml tors snvwl his
life."
Mr. l. t. Wtlwttttui. of llotw
IHTMU Mill rnlUUotw ivwttb tllt'x,S Ki'-! toMillWUA',
A MOIMJI. UMl'KUAM'H.AIAN.
Dr. It. 11. McDonald, who ran for
(iovernor on tho l'luhlbltloii ticket
lu California, U very generous In the
temperance ohuih. He mintnlnsH
I In ml of llopt and a whool for the
walfsof tho city of Su Kmiielsen.
lie glvts Urgely to the V. C. T. U.
Helile umlllUK ',tHMl prohibition
tracts! every week to California eltl
sens, ami siistalnliijj muiio wKtikers
lu the ptxwnt eniupslxn, ho has Just
HMit WiH) to holplu the non-wrtlwiii
amondmout emuiwlgn In West Vlr
IliulH, a wuitost sluillsr to the one
that eiimwl Oregon' attoutlou
1M IV1I. lu the prop-out htwtod po
lltlcsl stilfo tbo nou-jHilltloal prohi
bition Hmoudmont comet In Wst
VIijIiiIk MU to attract mueh vn-
ewl attention, but tho local Intortvt
Is Mtld to lo very warm. Many will
Kteh the rvmh with iUtp lntrt.
i rtti KwtrUK.
Yihi limy svo money, time and
trouub by It. I VU ou Squire 1-Vrmr
.. IS. ftryor KnHvrW. Tho hot
pl(V lu tow II.
Tho ShoflleM free library has adopted thd
plan of fumignting tho books. Thoy nro ex
posed for flf tien minutes to the fumes of car
bolic nold at n temperature of from 150 degs.
to SOQ.ilegs.
One of tho most romarknblo mechanical
changes of the day is tho sotting osldo of
steel and tho adoption of iron for soma of the
most important parts of locomotives on many
railroads. It is only comparatively a few
years slnco tho change was made, on most
roods, from Iron to steel.
Dr. Orundiiiaii, of Hirsehborg, has patented
a now process of making magnesia Into a
carbonato by exposing it to carbonic acid as
produced by burning coke, In close apart
ments. It thus forms a Biitataiico as hard as
nmgncsitn, und capable of taking a flno
polish. Mixed with marblo dust it forms nu
artificial dolomite; with solublo silicates an
artificial stiiccu.
Tho power of various explosives has been
calculated to bo equivalent to tho following
pressure, tho figures giving tons per square
Inch: Knminslto, a now explosive, for which
important advantages are claimed in addi
tion to great x)wor, 3S.1; nltro-glycoriue,
all; explosive gelatine, lAVl; forcito.iW, oxo
inite, !M0; iNinclastito, att; gun cotton, 10S;
dynamito, 111; atlas, KO; racknrock, 117;
roburito, !M, and blunting gunpowder, 'St.
"Hallway brain" is n term applied by Dr.
Thompson to a neurosis or general derange
ment of tho nerves produced by n shock re
ceived by tho bead ou n railway car. In the
iwrticular caw detH.'ritod no wound was re
ceived, and couM'ioiijiitM was preserved nt
the time of the Injury. Afterwards tho
jKitieiit became melaiicholio aud compl.iined
of iiiMimula, liMidachu, kpinul pain, weari
ness nud failure of apatite. A hygienic and
palliative treatment was given.
W. A. Lyman, of Mllford, Conn., is mak
ing tho smnlleot poisilile specimen of an
eniduo. It will bo made with a silver half
doilar. The toiler is to hold utiout eight drops
of water, but with four drops the engine enn
he witrkod several minutes. When finished
it is to lie placed under a glass case throo
ipmrfcMNnf an Inch in diameter and an inch
tmd utw-oigtiUi in height. Some of the parts
Hill be so tlite and dttliauUt that they cannot
l utMtle wiuiout the im or u magnifying
TRACK TALK
An Absolute Care.
Tho ORIGINAL ABIETINPj
OINTMENT is only put up in large
two-ounce liu boxes, and is an
absolute euro for old sores, burns,
wounds, chapped hands, and all
skin eruptions. "Will positively
cure nil kinds of piles. Ask for the
ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT
MENT. Sold byD. W. Matthews
& Co., 100 State street, Salem, at 5
cents per box by mail SO cents.
M'AV TO-DAY.
JfEW ADVEBXlSKSrENTS.
roumtt-il In ISOM.j
A
dlll
.H.VI.KM, OKIX.ON.
mltANSAlT A UKNKKAIj HANKING
business.
Ilxelmnife on alt parts of tho world sold
unit bollKlit.
Colleetions made nt nil points.
Stale, county, and city win rants cashed.
Loans IVIeide.
limits drawn on nil banks In Oregon aud
Washington. S-l-ludw
Itiiurd of litiiillyaitloii.
VTl'TIt T. IS 1IKHK1IY (1IVIJN Til T
j the iHHirdot 'Xiiallitlou for Marlon
niuni
ism
i7, lss, and mntlniie In session there tor
one week, for the adjustment of n-os-
IIH'lltS.
lmtcd July SI, 1S.S.S. T. 11. V lTON.
s-l-dwtd Assessor of Murlim l'o., or
iinlj. iireraiii. will meet nt tbo eoiinl
int-liuuse In Salem on Monday, August
MAltKlfl'N.
The skikiM to le decided at tlw great Ten
neKe fair, ftitjit, ill-), oWsl with givxl tu
trkw. Two humlred ami nineteen stallions have
got titree or more erformrs with roeonU of
3:orliMi
The Oakland Trotting omirso ami the May
District asMH'iatlmi, ftui Krohoiseo, have
ImHi eAtiwilktateil under the management of
J. W. llmoloiiAti.
Be.! llank stock farm. MontTM.1. lus
lougbt front John WiUou, of OtUtwa, the
Im) iIUmi, 4 years old, by lied WULuk,
(Wm by Shelby CblW, for W.IVXX
It. W T. Mall, prtMeut of Uw Nattestnl
AvtrtUm of TrtXtiag Hone ltrsUr. ha
lxw ooNHaed to bw led kutce last No Muber
vtitb a violent attack of gout, aud hU doetoni
uave onlertsl hint to Kurojo to take a
rottrw of baUM at lto; at, Kramv.
By mpturing ttte Kenttteky Drby and the
lCenlttcky UautUwp tlte CIMcago stable heads
the IM of wiaaittg otriwn at l.oti-tlle rtth
fH),WT to lu crwbL Tbe Melbourne stttble
U oh Um beeh of tw olWr, haviHg
0 to IM credit Next costte Mike Welsh,
wllh !,; J W. 0e.t, fMM; tlryaat &
erotM. ,na; Hd CWrltaa, W,lt.
The SALEM MARKET
SS COUNT HTHKirr.
OuistHutly ou hand the best quAlit of
Wi iiiiil Snll Heals !
And nil klmlsjol
S A U S A Q K .
Prnit Farms!
L
W
IS.
-THE-
OREGON LAND COMPANY
Hns now for snle twenty-five 10-acre lots on tho west sldo of the river, from 3' ini
miles lrom Snlem and near the 150-ncre fruit farm owned by Jlr 'ii j
Wallace, of Snlem. Those lots nro all nicely sltunted within sight or ths
Capital City, and having a grand 'view of the now-capped peaks of the Cascade
mngc. -ure
The Soil is of the Very Best Quality
Tor tho production of KUUIT.'nnd some of tho lots nro nlrendy set out to trees that nro
In till bearing. Ono lot hits several hundred I'KUNH trees on it: another, a lnrao
number of tho finest l'LUM,. trees; and others hac CHEIUtY and API'IaE trees nn
them. u
All Tjots Kront on a. Road.
AiVj.H'.P. ronc! lpn1Ing to Salem is now being grm elea, ana will be one of the FINEST
Dl JI hS lending out of the city. "'
it is generally conceded that investment In FRUIT LANDS nt the present tin
oflcrs abetter nssuranroof large returns than any other form of lnestment. Trices
now being paid for fruit In Snlcm by the Willamette Valley Fi nit Company
Insure, ai a Low Estimate, from $250 lo $500 per Acre!
ine Close nroximitr or .Mr. AVniinnn'a irnit fimi nr irji n ,.,., ..i., i, ,
Fruit Cannery, and thus n'convcnlent mnrl?ct, as worms thotices arc old enough to
Call on the
Orego-n Land "Company,
AT THMIt OFFICE IN TIIU
Jtmikltlock on Coiiiinercial S(veet
And:they;wlll SH0WIY0UITHIS PROPERTY FREE OF CHARGE.
nlffidw.
Bank Block, Three Doors South of 1st National Bank.
HACKS-:-AND-:-BUGGIES!
yVfj-jHgyi ' If
,--" ' -,i - -p- M.
A fine line of hacks-, buggies, carts, car
riages, btickbonrds, etc. Hoth our own
niitke and the best eastern mndo buggies.
Every one Warranted!
JOBBING and HORSESHOEING.
Call on the undersigned, wagon nnd car
riiiKe makers and blacksmiths, 2sj,, 312
nnd 3H Commercial Micet, Salem. "
Scribkr -:- and : Pohle.
m in .i.iim mi. ii ami iiiimhmih
r-Tlie CI.KVNIXT kept market in the
elty. Ulliideefryourelf.
McCUOW A Wli.UMtH.
CITY MEAT MARKET
BASEBALL TALK.
)MUe.
'1jik rruM lu Kmum mhi good tUU
MHtWMr, kUll tlM ia )UK)I U) M
UWVWIMUt fniUI titMtklHlM. Oll'lNtai.
UA" tm Kmumw AkwtUttsj MtHl
UtrOHjsh WhUn WkIIk um Uicir w'
to Jjy(ui Immv they mm lo
I J.
iwylMc: He inMUvrly U11vim lit
mwumi iiasetjkxt, iwmi It mt lu tur
laertrk INIlMw.
ThW givMt rNiMity will wnnl otl,
H.wrllm. cMrvMll MaWrtH IMmmms
aud Air all Khliwy, Uverstul Stom
wh Iss-joUhw AmihU muihwUkI.
l'rkv MVs. hw1 fl, at lf. H. W. Owe.
-
Tn Wkkkly Camtal Jouknai.
II Hyir.
IMtvtU h tcj-tac to r rUnwor OHUin.
Now Otey call Jum Ward "IIiUS tUUy."
A. J. Ueaest says Ik xw⁡ over the field
seata oa tbo ItdU.M.OOa gruuMds Hoilcd a
M,a UU.
Tbis Is the rt year Usee ISM that the Bt
JjMiit Urewus bare itet been la Us 1U of
the AttMrtaaa asAMiatioii by tkU Umm of the
year.
Q(llc U the most valaaMe til tvtmd pbyer
ta Use ClereUad eitth. He tuuhlles flies lu
Uo filvl ixjual toUebestef Umcb, plays at
Uiki wiUi sWH. aa pitch a fee gsjas, tai in
4m) U a rlht rood mM t hT besOad
D. C. Howard, Proprietor.
htatk .srltKn . SAI.KJI. 0IU!0N.
S-AU kinds or freh and cured "meat
Nlwwxon Imiid. Tult weight and aiiuire
deal all around.
ANGORA GOATS!
WM. BROWN & CO.
-i)i:ai.ku in
t a a snJI IM o l(K?M QICVIIK
AN(U)UA UUCKS
JW !. A eral Um f YoiTNU
flu aaaMfu uyi ftMs mUm-i
Pl fB'WPiSeT ! TSV lSBPfflSJ
lJsiwp.tf
SMtrtribt tor tlw Cant.il Jock-nau
,
JBiJojTS
--
S H lOjS' "s"
Leather
anil Pilings!
o
CASH PAID FOR
WmI, llid Pelts ami Wis.
N.M10Maiiaieilvt,
SALKAf, - - ORKGON.
A' iliit-N. V attsssssV 1
JiMh
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