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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 1894)
W -WW w Af nr cents I'ER MONT J I 3JY 3IATL. JOURNAL. XxaJLj COUNTY O u'FIClAIi PAPER. VOL. 7. DAILY EDITION. SALEM. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Hi; bi)4. DAILY EDITION. NO. 254 v Ar 1 SHOES, BOOTS, Our Boots mid Shoes that were delayed have all arrived. Wo can fit you in anything in the footwear line now, and our vi-ry low prices will fit your "hard times" pocket-book, too. Don't fail to see the bargains we are offering in all kinds of Under rt'oar and Hosiery. Hu If B. T. BARNES. LIMB, CEMENT, SAND, And All Butilding Material. 95 STATE ST, Gompe boo too TliiB In an old saying, yet quite true. Without competition we, like ull others, might ask too much for our goods. As it Ih It drives us to purchase our goods strictly for cash, which wo give our customers the benefit of. We huve no partleu. lur leader. livery pair In our house Is a leader. Our plow Hlioen at $1.16, ll.ao, $1.40 and 11.09 are all leaders. Ladles oil grain shoes at $1.10, 11.16, 11.35 and $ 1.40 can't be heal. Children's shoes from 30o up. We have also Just received a good supply of men's heavy underwear, which wo are pell Ink' for Wo a suit. All kind of household necessaries, from u darning needle to a wood-saw, you will find at the Union Bargain Store, - 142 State Street. M. J. MATSON. HOTEL WILLAMETTE ! Special: Announcement JIMMn Wli SKM&Bfintf vammmmmm iHBASJi fi r r 7 IHIHCirILSI m mxmM hnmWMmii KmaMM'mmmximH v Hardware, Wa&ons, Carls, Road Machinery AND AOWICUJrnWArIMI'fyJfMWNr. ii ii -. i t r ill inn v gill umI ituMim m, n rawi SLW,,BB J'...MuiM iut. All o Ih ,,i Ntli.ui, Hum GARDEN HOSE! S?' .RFn FRONT I '!. i i ui i UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY. mi u m MPROVEMENT CO., 0 Lite o He. 3, IT j'b the nurpono of tho W "Y-'t Af aimtfor to ollbr gpouiul ( in r JL ,Jj iliicoinonU uml givj jmrticu- f, lltr nUUIIUUII n; muilin-n nun j lcw J)uy Jioitrd, ami to iiuwiion wno roijuiru w iiiiiiioiil icominoimuo, w' r nil mlutJ will m nnul. A. I. WAGNER, J'jojiliuloi f iiAHi'i'Ai'ri'tti'.W'.W kiirfi f M Wuri umUjf lUmwmAm wMjmI w (ftllMM Hhnrr.hill L BuiTOlM'llS. iim iX& mil IVFRY STABLL' rr v r ' -T . - - II CZAH IS DYING. Report of His Death Expected at Any Moment. ALL HOPE IS NOW ABANDONED. His Left Lung Is Seriously lu ll amed Cannot Live. London, Oct. 31. A dispatch to the Pall Mall Gazette this afternoon from Livldia, says: The czar is dying. His left luug is so seriously inflamed that all hope has heeu abandoned, and the news of his death is expected at any moment. St. Petersburg, Oct. 31. An offi cial bulletin issued at 10 o'clock this morning.says the czar slept a few hours htte last night, and that the bleeding has somewhat subsided. Otherwise his condition is unchanged. Swindled His Friend. PENDIiRTON.Oct. SI. Mr. B P. Con ron lmn had a man by the name of Ar thur J Thoruley at work for him sell ing goods for the past islx weeks, Last Thursday mornlug this man went down to Hood River, and Mr. Conron supplied him with about (25 worth of goods, and loaned him au overcoat, watch and chain and two grips. Yes terday morning he received a letter from him at Cascade Locks, stating that he was about to leave for San Francisco; that if Mr. Conron made any jiolsn about his leaving be would not pay him a dollar. If nothing was said about it, be would settle with him in time. This Information was to bo conreyed to Thornley by his girl at The Dalle?, with whom Thornley had correspondence. As soon as possible Mr. Conron telephoned to the author ities in Portland, and It Is expected by this time that he Is In limbo. Another Hohenloho. London, Oct. 31. The Dally Ntws hears from Its Berlin correspondent as follews: "It Is certain that the kaiser designated Count Botho Zu Eulenburg for the goverushlp of relchslaud, and that Prince Hohenloho objected. I learn from a creditable source that the kaiser has decided upon the Prince of Hoheuloho-Langeiiburg for the place. The latter Is unknown In poll tics except in the one respect that he Is not a reactionist nor an Iron-flsted administrator. He Is greatly Interested In colonial matters." Baca Troubles. New Oiilkanb, Oct. 81. Little work Is being done along the docks. The colored laborers remained away, owing o the feeling against them by the whites. On the cotton exchange and shipping ninth It Is charged that a reluu uf (error exists niilhe front, and iikgroes cannot be Induced to go to work. The Liuuw Investigation of bribery In New York are still In progress "Alt olil M U.uljm.. W yor dxiaill i I, "'l'lw bin )VVMi' )ljovnlwl of Miilliuiwt. H I m in o ii m Jawr 1 urn Betterd'Ha mm yot Than (M to f 0tf k mIU Uh im, u ' M. ad W Mtitt&zz Pills . 'thtmkiuBMr'. The Popo Speaks. Rome, Oct. 31.-Tho text or the pojKj's speech to the conference held to insider the unlonpf eastern and west ern churches ban ust been madj pub lic, although the speech was delivered on the 24th. After pralttlng nil who had helped to bring about the confer ence, he said: "We wish that all gov erntuenta all alike hVl embraced this grand Ideal, inasmuch as tho woilc, it achieved, will be fort the Interest and benefit of the entlro world; but politi cal views and still more, wo regret to say, tho unreasonable Joalousles of some of tho governments, which show in what condition tho papacy is placed, have prevented these reunions from having tho largo a ull solid results rightly expeoted fromh them. Above all we must lament thdabsence of tho patriarch Armenians, iWu shall not on this account, howeyei, recede from our purpose and, even Ifuwo count only within certain limits oulpolltlcal union, nothing will prevent usjfroni solving the grand problem fiotuTthe rehgloin side, while awaiting inoro propitious times foi the rest of the work." . Stage Driver Sllot Nevada City," Oct. V31. Arthur Meer, driver and one of the owners of the sUue running between! this place aud North Bloomfleld, was shot and InBtautly kll'td by u highway lubber yesterday afternoon. At Bjuult creek, threo miles north of litre, tho It. com ing stce was stopped by a (pno high way man who commanded Meyer to get down out of the box. Wejer re fused and the bandit II red twice at him with a revolver. The second shot possed through the drivers body and he foil forwaid into tho boot In the front of the coach. C. H. Bovee of Sierra county, who was tho only passenger, was rldlug on tho box with Meyer. When the robber began firing Bovee Jumped from tho coach and run Into the forest. The robber sent threo bul lets whlzJupc past him, but he escaped unhurt. So far as known the robber secured no booty. The Boef Embargo. . Washington, Oct. 31. The an nouncement that the embargo placed upon American cattle by the senate of Hamburg, had been extended to the length of an exclusion of American cat. lie and dressed meat from every part of Germany, was received with surprise by department ofllcials today. That Texas fever was merely aground which Germany could adopt for enforcing re taliatory measures against the United States, because of the supposed dis crimination against Gorman Interests In the sugar schedule of the tariff bill, was the prevalent Impression. Affairs in Utah. Wahiiinoton, Oct, 31, The annual report of Governor West, of Utah, was publUhed yesterday. Ho charges the Southern Paclflo rout! with lespouslbll Ity for dumping the California Indus trial army upon the people of Utah, He says (he expeiiMi entailed Is about ao00, and unless (he territory lu lelm. bursed It will sue the Southern 1'aolllo, He commends President Cleveland for the amnesty granted polygamUtM and roGQiiiiiieiid (he rtstnratloii to the Mormon uhuruh of Us realty, worth HJ85((KX, nebcin Victorious Bujjnoh Ar l(ii Out. l, Tim New York Hiruhl'suorrMpoiideiititt Moult' ylrfw; ougruilw that ailvious have bteu iwjuIvwI from the Klvurlu (hut (lie government form nitit u body of M eral (roojw hour Cm, Nun l'lr, uml it Imtllu wm futight, In wbluJ) Hie furmer wviv lmlly rmiuii, Th Miillru ifUUM u( Hm IWu l In lli huin)s uf nwiiU if. 'I'hv I'uIimJ Mtttiwi tiulMtr Mvw Mik (jus HOlysJ mi UuuUvlii- mhh, i), tl A 'I'm TMu ili Midi m Uji M vwu H'Wii m Mi ft IVWn i Urnum u4Unm HU tit HUIW' tit Huvttuuutui kii tfhwmi ' u wry mr0tutrtm,Ui Uti iimmmyun bit lu wul t 'miw iim tmliut' iWiHttlUt'Y' W. ;j( mnwt gN&l ul 4W!tHl' '! Ml IU mm l 4 &b i4 Him) ifi mm irM rf iy w Tim Hail I llMMN j FmwMW " ' ' vnn n Strikes a Kock Off Walcs liivos Lost, -21 DISASTROUS RAILROAD COLLISION. An Oprii Swi ch Wrecks Freight and Passenger Train. Mn.roitD Havk.n, Oct. 31. The steamer Torres struck Crock Hock, near MUford Haven, last night. Twenty one men, including the captain and oflicers, were drowned. Seven of the crew were saved. COST TIlItEKMENS' LIVES. Sckanton, Pa., Oct. 31. An express train on tho Dolawnro, Lackawanna & Western railroad, northbound, dashed Into a freight on an open switch at Forster, 27 miles ninth of here, this morning. Three persous were killed and a large number Injured. Engineer James Li felt and Fireman Rimer Ben ell of the coal engine were killed. Fireman William (J. Uosoy, c.f the express, was Instantly killed. E - glneer Butler crawled out from beneath the wreck of the two engines, On tho Book Trust. Lents, Or., Oct. 31. Tho school superintendent of Multnomah county recently requested the school directors of BOhool district No. 12 to give nim their opinion upon the desirability of a ohange In school books. Following is the resolution adopted by tho board of dlreoters: Owing to the evident corruption of the American Book company, we recommend tliatyiQj&fllecllon of school bdoki"Yor"tho ensuing six years be post poned, if possible, until the meeting of the legislature In January, at which time It Is probablo that a committee will bo appointed aud tho matter thoroughly Investigated; steps may also be taken to have tho books printed by tho slate. Bishop Marty for Pettlgrow. Bioiix Falls, B. D. Oot. 81. A sen sation was sprung In South Dakota po litical clrclos when It was learned that Bishop Marty, the Catholic bishop of Houth Dakota, had sent out letters to tho priests of tho state, urging them to use their Influence for tho reelection of Senator Pettlgrew, On the letters are written with typewriter the list of lie publican legislative candidates, aud under that In pencil Is; "Plouso uce your influence for the above named candidates, to the end that Pettlgrew may he sen tbauk to the senate. Signed, M. Marty, IIIhio," The bishop, lu an Interview, admits he wrote the letters, saying he believes that the election of Mr, Pettlgrew Is en Important matter Jint now (or (he prow;rlty of the slate as a whole, us defining Us position on financial jiit-llnuu, Mail Robbery Rewards YfAHUimt'lOti, Out. HI. In view of (he great number i( otol)loe burglar eu and highway mall rnbherle, Urn pottinuKler general today Imuud olleis of reward m fullowxi One llioiisaml dollars lur llm oonviullon nfuuy f&oii In any UnlM Males comt il llm Hhargo of robbing Ihu ni4lb while being uoiivwwl tou until f allaiiliiid Ina railway IntlnilVW hit HiouonvlMlluil ufun jetton In my Unlltd Hlult-s ttuurl mi lliu tiimfge tf rnbhlln ihu mulls whilw In-lng iwiiveyt;( v7 any IMlfoulu nllitr Until it railway, )KAJ lur miitvWUuu i( hii wimn In any I'uIUmI Hlults mm l un ihiriirtff allwiipJlux u "' " "'Mll Mm wti ynyMl wviif my iml fiMv, W tut llm utml tinl mmnUuit nl tmy imuu lu nuy I'uiimJ Miulw mwn uu in ubui nl LrttttkiuK iUUv u MililhMi MUiJ Hmi' iuki inn) imiiwml whii Uiv uuiimu UtJiidv Imuilmw imkimm hb li. tUk4 wm Uu mm udiy kf Ito uml kMum my m m! iu mm, Ui Utf uuunm u mim mm Tmmitm t!3Jm Yfiu LmMiil LbMtii, turn wwUpsww M Wkml STEAMER Safe Robbery. St Louis, Oct. 31. Two or threo negroes robbed a disreputable resoit In Pine street. They entered tho room where two women were asleep, stlzed a 400 pouud iron safe which contained diamonds valued at f2500 and J160 In currency and carried It down stairs through tho house into tho coalshed. Hero they blew open the safe with ten pounds of powder. The report was beard wllhlu a radius of soveral blocks. Tho safe was torn to pieces. Beforo the police arilved the robbers escaped with tho plunder. lAgalust Tammany. NkwYoiuc, Oct 31. -Mario L mlse David, IheFreuuh iiiiaichlsr, has come out as a supporter of Dr. PurklmrHi. ni the solloltation, It Is Bald, of that emi- ucni utvino. Miss Dav dmot tbo ilnoinr and was so impressed by his oloquoiice tnal slio roreook tho cause of anarchy temporarily to light tbe Tammanv llger. Attempted Train Wreck. Bukkalo, Oot. 31. Au attempt was made to wreck tho Boston & Chloago special on the Lake Shore Railway, last night, near Lakovlev, ten miles west of Buffalo. Tho obstructions wore discovered and tho train stopped (superintendent Miles docs not credit the theory of train robbery. Investi gation is progress. $1,500,000 Wanted. Little Falls, N. Y Oct. CI. Ex- Congressman William King, of Mln- neapolls, Is now preparing for the suit against Colonel Squire, of tho state of Washington to recover $1,500,000, which Is .In real estato In tho latter state. Rockefeller Sued. Dulutii, Oct. 31. Alfred Merrltt lias brought suit against J. D. Rocke feller and F. D. Gates, bis private sec retary, for $1,220,400, In which amount he claims he was datnaucd bv what bo alleges to bo fraudulQHtjlcpre0BH-4 uons in mo running of tho Lake Su perior Consolidated Iron mines. An Cmpress Suicidos. NnwYomc, Oot. 31. The Herald has tho following from Shanghai re garding tho death of tho young empress of China; The young empress of China has committed suicide. She was rebuked by tho emneror. who slapped her face, whereupon she took poison. Roal Estate Transfers. Oregon Laud Co. to Cathorlno Lam, lets 67 and f8, block !, Sunnyslde; (80. Oregon Land Co, to John Lam, lots 6G aud r0, block 0, Hunuyslde; $lu0, Victoru Gregolre, to Zonalde Du Ilettu, specifically inscribed property; ft, love and uflecllou. M. J, and J, K, JUy to F, D, Duvallf f-600.1 H, I), Manning to W, H, Gould; Mow. J. IC. and W. li, Ray Ui I), l, J)uvllj fOOO. W, 0, and K, Davis and Forest and Zullu Davis In U. J. Jlumon; HW), H. I), and Mary Klleu Manning o W. II. GoulliM'KX), Jauoh and Martha I), O4I0 lo L, U, Umiiioii; W. 11 1 r m John Iloynloii.a farmer living near On Hun UUy, ytwtenluy walked nil a thirty foot road hank wirt broke Ills lt)g, He left Ills wlUkey lliuk abovw. mmmmmmmm&mw The In tot investigations by tba United Smim nm Cnnn dinn Qovwmmnto how the Royal linking Powdw mpis nor w nil oi'lioro in purity and liMvaning strangtbi ituliHimls ly ollwiMMiwhtrm (9 llm miitruiy luiw Imii dmnrtii 1$ Ik ttffUtuI uullioriftM ah(lmUlfiii plltf itflfilitJ wwi, BLACKMAIL CHARGED New York Police Officials Are Indicted. CHICAGO'S MAYOR ALSO ACCUSED. An Insane. Asylum Bu.iis wl k Mnny Patients. New Yohk, Oot. 31. The statement was made in police headquarters today that tho grand Jury hod found indict ments against Police Capt. Stevenson aud Wardinen Gleun, Burns and Smith. The specific charge, It is said, Is blackmail. Mayor Hopkins Acts. CmaAuo, Oct. 31. Mayor Hopkins today went beforo the grand jury for the purpose of securing an indictment -igainst Chairman John R. Tanner, of the Republican state central commit tee, for criminal libel. Tanner circu lated campaign literaturo containing the chnrgea that tho mayor had levlod brackmall on tho vtaea of tho city. An Asylum Burns. Stockholm, Sweden, Oct. 31. The asylum for fho Insane at Joenkee-Ping baa been burned. Fifteen Inmates perished. TIN7 TELEGRAMS. Wm.M. Ramsoy was last night nom inated for mayor of McMInnvllle. Napoleon B. Stave r, an engine wiper, wua last nlgiUr.ujJjBlT.byMPtrlB at rouuieion. Win. Owens, a messenger In the In terior department, is the latest victim of smallpox. The will of tho late Joshua Hendy is being contested in San Francisco. There Is half u million Involved. Keel & Son's sash and door factory at Med ford burned at midnight last night. Loss $4000, insurance $1,600 Baron Hlrsch Is opposed to Jewish emigration to tho United States but favors tho Argentine Republic for such purpose. The father of Klein, The Dalles ex press robber, has made good tho $200 shortage, and Savage Is Using tried for tho crime. Freman T, Hogan, who was run over by a heavy freight trln near Goshen, early Sunday morning, cut ting of! both of his legs, died at 6:80 Sunday afternoon. The deewwed was 47 years ol age. Only a few days ago Mr. Hogan look out a life Ituturiiuco policy to the amount of (2,000 aud this protection for Ills family seems (0 liny been a special providence, it,N. Thompson's store at ttrowut' vlllo w recently burglarised and Hr, ThompaOD tleol'led to (Jiavo a nlglit watoln Daniel Great liouw was ftp jmlnted (0 fill this oMoe, but Mr, 'j'hmon discovered lt)t Dull km laying In 1 supply for winter wear from (he nonUmtN ui (lis stow sin! ttODiuxjUtjntly l;nel I'M hi Job, pl ltt 14 ;4 1 WALUMIi WM.WJIV. '"' .. 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