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Tho Golilluig Senator is Defeated
Today.
LATE NEWS ITE
SHOES
SSHEHZ&a
ffihey Are of a Good Quality, Too.
SENATOR M'GINN HIS BACKER,
ZJ II BANK BILL KILLED
Albanj'.s cUyilfli U 5!)
120,012 8,1 In iloHliig Indebtedness!.
Tlie new city council nt' Ast ria j
was inaugurated oil Monday lubt. I lnmil.lin..iic V Qnlj.llv W!,
AVI'UilV(IIIU V WIV UVIIUIJ if nil
TlioJtm Who Appointed Seven
teen Clerks.
-obst-.'eeb
fflf a pair if the Brown Shoe Qo.'s "Star 5 Stir" bliois.
You will get good Hervice irom uiem.
T
BARNES
383 COMMERCIAL ST.
fbe Willamette Hotel
LEADING HOTEL' OK THE CITY.
IRaduoed rates. Management liberal. Electric cara leave liotoi toriau puo-
flollSuildlngs aud polnta of Interest. Special rates will be given to perm uient
patrons.
A. I. WAGNER.
ED FRONT LIVERY STABLE.
JS. C. HANSEN, Manager,
Pull Supply of Horses and Buggies on Hand. Horses
Boarded by the Day, Week or Month.
Corner Commercial and Trade streets, - SALEM, OR
Bum wmm ool
CEMENT,
BUTILDING
SAND,
Material.
95 STATE) ST,
Artificial Tooth.
INSERTED
ithout Plates.
ft T"i
Roots and badly decayed teeth recrowned
with either gold or porcelain,
Nothing but firet'olaa? work done.
DR. CONTRIS, DENTIST,
Parlors over Gray Bros,
m&&j9Lrxr
dware, Wagons, Carls, Road Machinery
NO AGRICULTURAL IMJvlSMlSNTW.
latest Improved Goods am) Lqwe-H Prices,
lw Tor Statfl and I Ihartv Sfi. SAI.FM OREGON
A, Rotan, the Furniture Man
nit M;atnt'i4ii4klaDa.Nu..VM('OMHurrpuilrt. H
IK" jrpeuima lloue t-uruiHilniri. up nnwuwreii iwi
m tit i.,w v i in urui-r iu imhh raiv mb uuivr uw v
1 1 I,
for
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MQ M4tKrk (Kill, Hfl
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we Irian rffwlarnui
Ttirsj are irimlilcoiiie times for the
go'dbug senator with the cold, atony
glare and aristocratic shake of the
hand, and it. is anui9lug to see him
trotting through the slush, liia coat
tailH'll ipijlng in the brem, making
palitic.il love tn Home born -handed
son of toil elected from some of the
rural districts to the state legislature.
Senator Dolph was yesterday u busy
mm busy looking up possible sup
porters in the coming senatorial light.
His sood friend Friday, better known
as "Tone" Myero, was with him.
Straugo aa it may seem, however, ur
one is looking for the goldbug senator.
The only man seen to go into his cilice
late Monday night, aside from his per
sonal retinue of followers, was Jobi'
Cnrr, under indictment by the Multno
mah graud jury for bribery. What
business this man had with senator
Dolph, or what business the senator
hid with him, can only bo con)ectured,
Yeiterday afternoon a caucus that
resolved Itself into a ways and menus
committee was held in the oilloe pf
State Senator-Elect Henry E. McOinn.
Mr. McGinn was there. -Mr. Joseph
Bimon was there. One or two other
mmiliers of the Multnoimh delegation
wens there.
A .lone, lorn, cow cou ity member,
whose looks betrayed that he lelt much
like the lamb Invited to a feast given
by the lions, waa there.
This cow-county mi tuber, while a
guest of the Multnomah men, was a
great man. At least (he Multnomah
men endeavored to Impress him w.th
that fact. Whether he was convinced
or not tho prophet sayeth, not but one
thing is known that when the con
clave, which lasted oyer three hours,
aJJourned, the Multnomah men wore
troubled looks. Henry McGinn mopped
large beat's of prespirrtlon oil his brow,
and the parting lacked cordiality.
There was no brotherly handshaking
and each went hi separate way,
Later In the evening whan Senator
Dolph was seen the awe-Inspiring
features of the golbug appeared to have
undergone un elongation an elonga
tion that gave evidence of troublu und
disappointment, His long overcoat
vv.ua wrapped closely about 111 in with
collar upturned and he looked sad,
Portland Hun, Jun. P.
The temptraii'i p- p!t mid S'llnon
men have one another o$ iur cm ir
Weston, Umatilla county.
A petition la being circulated in Line
county asknlg for a new county from
the southern part pf Linn county.
A rather old couple were united In
matrimony In Jacksonville last week.
Jacob Neutherner, ,84 aud Mrs. Bate-
man, 02.
Jas. Morris, of Comas prairie, Uma
tilla county, Is under arrest and bus
tfcreo charges to nnswer,oue of Digamy,
and one of obtaining money under
false pretenses and perjury.
Frank G. Hull, of Milton, late editor
of the Eagle, of that plane, is about to
veuture on a new Held of newspaper
work. It is to be an agricultural and
h irtlcuitural paper, called the Iulaud
Horn ;stead. f
illll Dt'lllllCPdlS
TO W IT IN ITS SILENT GRM
I'AKI.IM.K MT IIOl'KI.KS-S
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ku-.-iw . iii. rMMTrmrv ianiie m-
rivel at iliui-itpl nl and IikIcI h i-onsul-tnini)
wim SpfHifi-r Ciisp In tin. int.
tor's j'oni, mi thf defeat of the cur
rency M'l. Ciirll-'f it N nndiTstood
w r vy ur( iii I.. hU r.iipt for tin
i nm 'f i Hurt in ifxiuiti-t the
mean r j.
DADT 1 nmnnnin nm'
iwii murnu UMR
California Legislature is Orgau
ized--Bu(l(l Seated.
In JusTioii Coukt. A warrant was
Issue 1 out of Justice Johnson's court
yesterday on complaint of John Dorcas
charging Gjdfrey Murtez, a Stayton
silooukeepcr, with celling and giving
liquor to minors. Murtez was brought
to Balem yesterday afternoon by a
deputy aherlll and waiving examtua
tiou, was held to answer to the graud
jury which meets next mouth. His
bond was fixed at 6250, which was im
mediately furnished. H. G." Burton
aud Wm. Jukes, were arrested this nf
teruoou ou a warrant Issued out ol
Justice Johnson's court, upon a com
plaint of Jnhu Need hum, of North Sa
lem, charging Iheut with forgery. It
suema they used Need arn's ntime in
an order on a drug store. The parties
reside near Salem appearing before
Justice Johnson this afternoon their
Doiid was fixed at $50 each and as we
go to press thoy uic endeavoring to se
cure bgndoiiieii. The trial Is set for 0
o'clock tomorrow morning.
A Monmouth Scandal. Word
comes to the cltyjthat Early Hewitt, a
man led man, had 'left his wife, aud
eloped with a Miss Waller, both of
Moumouth.
A Ghowinq Oudkb. Willamette
Tent No. 0 Kulghts of the Maccabua
enlisted four new Knights at its last
meeting and have three more to initi
ate at the next meeting.
Tho best bread iu town, sixty-five
loaves for fcl.OO.full weight aud always
fresh, at Mcllwlu'a bakery, 101 Court
Street. Tho old Steves bakery. Fresh
bread in the morning and evening.
ketheOneCent Dailv
An (Won NowMjMjifir California now ite iwi
)ftuu ymi iwNigru ui)uijv win urn nmvrw wa u
ilwuiiutivuly Urn Qimon Newiiwiw utireJy qoyw
Under (he new deal the Jtejiublicmi
party of Oregon belongs to the peoplo,
not U) tho bojifs,
Deinoorfloy of the solid South' utrlpe,
U going to force ttuto hunks of lwue on
tlo country,
ii-' lijj'B'-iiiumijuntf
Tito J'orllttnd 'Vvwwny iUo'i q
lonKir run our lta wvprniiientt
FfQWh V(9W AWlUJl(i
J'A)H8 Jhii. P.-At tlip cuMnul court'
oil yieterdey, hi, iU ham, milliliter pf
oolonlW; uniioiinort) lie (md rcowlvl a
()l"l)Ulllpuii) (mm Colonel MflltpHi
U) wiDhMinl of Hid I'hhIi lroop In
THMi)in, flying llmt on (hwuvr 1$,
lliuifeliifnn furiosi 10 iro8t Jjfoiltf
utfUioid Cljluf lUmofay uy HmbHtliOf)
jtniN jdllwj, iiJuliiillflH 'wo ufifi
iTliw vwmy, liowpvir, wn ililvfijor
J will) ItMvy liw
J tern npuitii (mmw m itu fuy,-
ItfflMU 0)fBl HIli0lt IvuIk)"'-.
Gladstone on Ireland.
London, Jan. 0. Thomas O'Connor,
representing the American organiza
tion of the Friendly Sous of St.Pa'trlck,
presented to Mr. Gladstone last even
ing an album with an Illuminated ad
dress, which was prepared In March,
ie04,oti the occuslon of Mr. Gladstone's
retirement. Mr. Gladstone received
Mr. O'Connor and the gentlemen with
him very heartily,
lie looked ruddy and animated, and
talked with much spirit, After Inquir
ing into the history of the society and
Ma lists ol members, Mr. Gladstone ex.
pressed Ills grutltude for tho compli
ments paid hi in In the Address, Mr.
Gladstone declared his Interest In Jre.
laud aud Ibo Trll), wIiomo cause,
ho said, lie Mhoulri keep ut heart to
(ho end of Ills lift'. He regre(tei) the
division In (ho ranks of Ireland' lead
eri), Tho country' chances of ootulu
lug her right would nayer bo m hrlgtit
no (hey ought lo be until oil natlopu)
Ms united, Doriionllo (Uncord muni
Hiuti) nutiMHarlly thu postpoucniontof
any rsaliiwtloiuir Ihnlrclulmf. Kmy
bodylUHny wy wblum amlwt in fhc
reunion at (he fMotloni w hound lodu
CO.
Anyhu'ly i'roMiiiiiH fltinj um)r
look a Urrlhlp rwiotmlWIily, wljlili
might )itn unUI'l Injury ( iu ouubu
nf jiulluo Iu rnltfii(). Wp l)Bi strung y
tlml mm wwy won womUI Inhuh'i
to undo tliu nuiioiiHlli group,
I'DlrgnUid lhu( Ifujid'sniyoy h
inlluunllvl irumili In Aiimlm whuII
muvn vlgru(ijy iut mm Iu ilv mi)m
0 lli if)Ui)Bllt hifit, 'JJhtjy nljuuljj
i)ftO im ir V11' wwim ul ilii
VW ul uhhhm d fuim, (ur ftf
UljfJV ytUwMMt HIWM iHlhiww.
Or, PiWt Grew Wifw Itywiir
VVwN'i fW Hllf l Mf if imj lu'
IN TIIK 1IOUSK.
Washington, Jan. 9. When the
house met this morning, thero was a
good attendance on tho lloor. Outh
walte presented a special order from the
committee mi rule. It provides for a
closing of ueneral debate and consider
atlnn of the Springer substitute as an
orlglual bill under the fi-mlnute rule,
today, tomonow and Friday uutil 2:03
p. m., bill and pending amendments
to be roported to the house for a final
vote Saturday, immediately after the
morning hour. Outhwaite demanded
the previous question.
Tho Republicans voted solidly with
tho Democratic opponents of the meas
ure agalust ordering the previous ques
tlon and It was defeated on u rising
vote, 92 to 101. Among the Democrats
who voted against ordering of previous
questio.1 were: Cockrell, Texas; Mc
Ginn, Illinois; Hooker, Mississippi,
Ellis, , Kentucky; Money, Mississippi;
Billy Texas; Bland, Missouri; Hall,
Missouri; Holman, Connecticut; and
Conn, Indiana; Oathwalte hurredly
demanded the yeas and nays and the
rill was called.
OUKHENCY IJILIi KILLED.
Washington, Jan. 0. A Bpeclal
rule to bring tho currency bill to a
vote was defeated ou ayes and nays
vote by 122 ayea lo 129 naya. This waa
a decisive test vote and practically
kills the bill.
CALIl'OHNIA'S LEGISLATURE MEETS,
Saouamento, Cal., Jan. Q. In tho
general assembly this morning a reso
lution providing for the meeting of
senate and assembly at 2 p. ra. tomor
row for the purposo of canvassing aud
publishing the returns of tho election
for governor and lieutenant governor,
was adopted without a dissenting vote,
Immediately afterwards a concurrent
resolution was presented which prob
ably settled tho gubernatorial conten
tlon for all time,
Tho resolution provides for thq ap
pointment nf a joint committee of three
members from each house to confer
with tho governor-elect and lleuleuunt-
governor-elect for tho purposo of per
feeling arrangements for their Inuugur.
allot). The resolution waa adopted by
a unanimous vote.
HKMD8 A JUWISAUK,
The provident today sent a mesvago
to congmM, disclosing the fret (hat tho
Hawaiian government doulrea to leaso
Great UrlUlu to tho uninhabited .
land, us a station for u cable to ho laid
from AuKtralU to Cuuuda, und uk the
awmtl of (ho United State, Tho
president hopw (hut tho request will
lie grauluuY
IT WAH iMUKUY KffrfjKJ),
Tho fcuppnrlorn nf iho hill huuIv u
upfsuie oiiurt hi Ktonni 4 iiiofl(y on
roll cull, but (ho irovloun qiimllnn wm
huhIii rojuotcd m In W. A fulluro (o
oritur Uio pruvlou tmim, ihrcw
tho pmh wmr mm In imon)'
;ncnl, oulliwalio Imniidltttt'y
vtlUrtwvf Ihoxpoolttl urmr. hMawy
cliulrniMU of tiowrhlllfcv " birtiw ('
Mtt, movfc'l (o ti Inui wimniitcg ut
Hio wliejo tor wiwilmum tf (he
VjI'IMU' u;ipruirju;jn;j i, ,!,,) yi
qmWi vyj hunt ill vl.sViv. ' cwrromy
IJHJJPM09 thfiWllUUHl, Ml- ImHenp
yWtWy, Vj $v lh ujiidtrK njipor
UMiy la f vim in I l)i-i r Jli h hl oil
juj'lM ') (fUJckjy j whs ppmtt i;g
httuttt JfLJhj Vm Wi 10 MM
ihmiiiBiiift)ivyv(.
OKUjo.n 1'AOIFIO SALE.
Report That tho Bonnor Purchaeo
Was for Bondholders.
Corvallis, Or., Jan. 9. Anxiety
regarding tho Oregon Pacific has some
what subsided since the court baa taken
the confirmation under advisement to
give Nash's English capitalists another
chance to raise the bid. Thla latter
proposition is not given a great deal nf
credence in pretty well verml circle?
here, aud It is thought that tho court
will confirm the h.,)o to Homier and
Hammond, ou the 19th, It wa luti
nnted, and not denied, that the bond
holders were largely interested in the
3 inner purchase, aud if bo, tho Oregon
creditors, or a large portion of them,
during the long litigation, may be left
to hold au empty sack. That tho bond
holders are Interested, la conclusive
from the plalutifl's not objecting lo this
sale, which la for only u gross Inadr -quacyof
valut of the property aud
franchises.
English Newspaper Coimipiit on
the Massacre.
JAPANESE GREATLY TO BLAME,
Troops of Prisoners Tied
gethcr and Shot.
To-
Right of Way.
Washinqton, Jan. O.Tho senate
onmmltte ou public lands has author
ized a favorable report on tho bill passed
by the house last August authorizing
the secretary of tho interior to permit
tho use of a right of way through
puoiio lands not within the
limits of any park, foreat, military
or Indian reservation for tramroadc,
canals or reservoirs to the extent of tho
ground occupied by ,tho water of the
canals and reservoirs, and fifty feet on
each side of the marginal limits
thoreof, or fifty' feet on each sldo of the
center lino of the traniroads, by any
citizen or any association of citizens of
tho United Btates engaged lu tho busi
ness of cutting timber and manufactur
ing lumber,
Antl-Lynching.
London, Jan. 0. Tho antldynchlng
committee, of which Miss FJorenco
Balgarule Is secretary, Is receiving ac
cessions constantly. Justin McCarthy,
M. P,, chairman of tho Irish parlia
mentary party, is the latest notable recruit.
Newspaper Sold.
Ban Fjiancibco, Cal,, Jan. 9,Tbo
Evening Bulletin, tho oldest paper In
tills city, was sold this morning, by a
united mates' court commissioner,
Mr, Heacock, Jt was purchased
by It, A. urothers, broUivrdH'Jaw of
tho Juto Lorlng Pickering, for fW,500,
Heavy Asjgnmeut.
JJohton, Jim, o, Honry M, Jiurr &
Co,, one of the largest wholwulu and
rolall mlilluory (ro In Jioto, -sinned
today.
Bank Rohueryi
Omjvjjlanj),' Jan, p,A brief dlu
patch waajunt received from JWIanoo,
"HW, Mjriwir (but (ho FJat Natlopai
hankofthut iilnoo wo rohheu" of,,
MO ply,
The Orwmton in w pawl iwo iliv
voted a column lu Iho Mllor of u Hut
em Jnurnuj, and all hvwm (ho upr
Individual j uind it boo Hionllver
riuvbllou in lljvwmo light m rim mo
Owgoulmi. Tho OftgoniMi mnw U)
thlni. It h mm for wy JnajyjdMB) to
fnhl niiinlona (hat m mty my wnlM
with li imibi-Hrmhuw I'laiinlcaiur.
No mm ug ht to hovp Hlmorlgego u
IbV VwMlWi 'any,
iiNDoN, Jan. 9. The TImea in &..
'fading article ou tho Port Arthur
massacre says: "Not only on the day
of battle and lu the heat of vlctory.but a
for four days after did the Jananet
soldlora give themselves over, appar
ently without check from their com.
mander, to any indiscriminate mas
sacre, carried ou with every revolting
circumstance of primeval barbarity.
Troopa of prisoners were tied together
and riddled with bullets and then
hacked to pieces. Boata loaded with
fugitives of both sexes aud all ages
received volley after volley. The
atroeta were encumbered with corpses
showing every ghastly form of mutila
tion which Oriental cruelty had In
vented, OVAMA 11ESPONBII1LE.
London, Jan. 9. Tho Pall Mall Ga
zetto referring to the massacre at Port
Arthur, Bays: "Responsibility for the
horror rests not with the Japanese
peasant, who everybody knows Is a
lacquered barbarian, but with Marshal
Oyama and 1i!b ofllcors, whose civiliza
tion professed to go a llttlo deeper.
Whether thoy permitted tho outrages
or not, or were unable to check them,
they are unworthy of the command of
tho armies of a power which calls itself
civilized".
FOLLOWING UI THE CHINESE,
London, Jan. 0.A Shanghai dis
patoh says reports have been received
irom Now-Chwang that during the as
sault of tho Japanese upon Bouraon
Chang tho town was burned, rendering
10,000 homeless In a temperature of 40
degrees below tho freezing point. The
Japanese aro cutting oil the retreat of
16,000 Chinese soldiers commauded by
aeueral Bung and tho taotal of New
Chwang,foarlng desertions, has ordered
that all soldiers who attempt to run
away shall be Immediately shot,
COIIKAN imUit'KrWBNOB.
London, Jan, 0,-A Beoul dispatch
says the king of Corea yesterday for
mally deolared tho Independence of
Corea,
A Fusuu dlspatoh says the luhnb
tanUi of KowYo.JCe, in Houthern
Corea, huvo slev-ed and beheaded three
of (ho principal Jeadura of (ho Tong
Hah rebels. Tho rebels un fleeing In
all direction,
Vote for Lowell.
J'knw.wqn, Jan. 0 Many Jlejmljf
llcuna aro MgulUtf u netllloii lo lht
Umatilla wunly loglalujiyo. delegation
urging tho vlMJllon of Htephen A
howolli nf roillotOH,fr I'lillnl Hlalro
wnator.
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lln a )irpinnon, mn ut imte vjioouIh
tor, rnM tml on JaMlo Klrt
(flday of UmlMmw
Vm,hwwmht Jun. P.-ln iho i(e
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