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JO URNAL. -f K- ,.' ' ' ASSOCIATED tRESS DAILY. ; 1 ' " ' ' ' ' -i "4"te"i Vol.. 8. SAL KM, Ott ?GOlT, MOAY 2.LAY 18, I89K. JtfO. Ill DAILY CAPIT AL New York Racket Has a fine 6L0THING If for men, boys' and youths'. Hats of fur and straw, of all kinds and sizes, "Star 5 Star" shoes at fiery and underwear of all grades. kinds, Tabic linen, crash and 'shirts, and almost anything needed, All at very low prices. iCall and save money, te.T. BARNES. HEBATTLEISNOWON Between the Parties in Marion County, STRUGGLE FOR OFFICES Speeches of the Republicans and Democrats. IRKLEY AND WM. J.ID'ARCY lave a Spirited Set-To-D'Arcy Is Attacking. LTho rain poured down all day. Tho ouds lowered. Tho wind blew. The iml was deep. The air was cold and ut. That was the duy the campaign fectied at Turner, Saturday. The spubllcans assembled early and ere soon followed up by the Denio- fats. A Jouunal reporter started It In u dogcart, with Elliott Savage LablshJ but the speedy mare over rocky road soon reduced one wheel splinters. Frank Durbln, Denio- itlc nominee for sheriff picked up Be reporter, and his animal proved Hially speedy. If ho runs In the tction like his Pllot-Lcmont, he 111 show the rest of the boys that ey have at least been to a horse- ce. Che Gunning house and stables were iwded with politicians and their , All the Republican legislative county candidates were on the und, as were most of the Demo- Its. And the rain poured down. Che Turner band, for eight players, make more music than -any eight i ever heard In this county. The county chairmen Davis, (Rep.) idershott, (Dem.) had front scats by side. The local chairman led to order, and Elder Barkley ed that the county committee I engaged this hall and they would tho time as allotted to them, en minutes each. If any other ingoracnta were to be made for the jocratlc speakers he was willing It iild bo done kindly and fairly. The Irmen conferred and hobnobbed, k pretty quick Jack D'Arcy was in over and Introduced to the Re- llcan champion. The two chara- is sized each other up, and there I a quiet preliminary sparring chin the corner, while the audi- waited. D'Arcy and Barkley i appeared in prime condition for ind. It was now 1030, twenty stock of greatly reduced prices. Hos Notions and gloves of all towels. White and colored minutes after time for the first blow. Barkloy, Craig, Smith. Mitchell and Chapman, tho Republican sluggers, make a good-looking team, and thoro Is a good deal of betting as to winch horse will lead in the race Juno 1st. By this time the house was well filled up. It was finally announced that the arrangement was completed. lion. II. L. Barkley announced that an arrangement had been maCo by which only tho candidates wcro to ap pear in this canvass. It was to be a Joint canvass. There was to be no bushwhacking or private campaign ing. Evory candidate was to open his mouth and say his say. The can didate who did not speak was to have his best man speak for him after the rest were all through. E. W. Chapman, Republican candi date for representative, said he hud been a Republican all his life. He was not eloquent ho said, nor along speaker. He Intended to tell the truth and would not defame his op ponents nor engago In mud slinging. He would make no appeal for Chap man, but asked support for every man on the ticket. Ho stood on the Re publican platform nnd did not under stand that It was for the single stand ard on the money question. He did not consider finance the paramount Issue. We on the Pacific coast must get on a broad basis of protecting all our interests. He had been a citizen of Colorado up to eighteen years ago when he left that state. Ho believed protection to American labor was necessary to tho welfare of labor all over tho United States. Coming closer home he spoko of tho depres sion and hard times to pay taxes. Ho was not a large taxpayer, ho was not a rich man, he was simply an American. If elected he would op pose extravagant legislation nnd would favor all appropriations down us low as possible, and put all ofllccs on a salary and do away with tho fee systom. lie would favor more undo ing and less doing in the legislature. As far as" schools were concerned he favored supporting public schools, but not for private schools and corpora tions. The appropriations of two years ago would not have altractol attention In ordinarily good times. Something must be done to put Idle men to work and relieve tho harden of taxes. It took money to buy labor. He believed the Republican party was alone able to bringabout prosper ity. No man living could remember when we had any good times that were not brought about by the Re publicans. He wore the O. A. R. button, not In pride but because It wan an honorable badge of having done his duty. As a Republican he was proud of bis party, proud of tho ticket. Tho signs of the times made It necessary Ccsrtiaued oa tecoad pag. NIGGERS NOT FREE. Supremo Court Says they Cannot Ride With Whites, SUNDAY FREIGHT LAW, Only Passenger Trains can Run on thhe Seventh Day. "Washington, May 18. Tho su premo court today decided what Is knowu as tho "Jim Crow" car case, ur.Ulcssy Ferguson, that the statute of lLoulslana, referring to railroad companies to supply separate coaches forwhlto and colored persons Is con stitutional by afllrmlng the decision of the court below. Justice Brown delivered tuc opinion. Justice Har lan dissented. SUNDAY FUKIQIIT LAW. Washington, May, 18. Justice Hurlen -today delivered an opinion of the supremo court In tho ca6c of Ilun- nlugton vs. tho state of Georgia, In volving tho constitutionality of the law prohibiting tho running of frolght cars In Georgia on Sunday. The opinion held the law valid. Musical Festival. Cincinnati, May 18. Tho musical festival In tills city will bo given un der tho directions of Thcodoro Thomas this week. The solo singers will bo Lillian Nordlca, Kathcrlne Klafsky, Mario Brcmn, Mcdora Hcnson, Mrs. Corlnne Moore Lawson, Ben Davlce, Ffrangon Davles, R. Wntkln Mills, II. Tlunket Green nnd George W. Hnmlln. The choral work will bo Handel'8"Judas Maccabaous," Tlhcl's "St. Franclscus," Salnt-Sacn's' "Sampson and Delilah," Goring Thomas' "Tho Swan and tho Sky Lurk," and Beethoven's ulnth symphony. A Cashier Thief. Si'rInofield, III., May 18. The men who robbed the Stato bunk, of Bufralo, this county, have been cap tured, and havemado a full confession They aro Carl Kloppenburg, the cash ier of tho bank, and Joseph Kloppcu burg, drug clerk of this city. Carl Kloppcnburg today confessed to Slier lfl Baxter the cntlro story. The stolen money was recovered. Voothees to Retire LaPoktk, Ind. It Is stated that Senator Voorhees will retire at the end of his present term on account of ill health. The Ideal Panacea. James L. Francis, Alderman, Chi cago, sayB: "I regard Dr. King's Now Discovery as an Ideal Panacea for Coughs, Colds and Lung Complaints, having used It In my family for tho last live years, to tho exclusion of phy sicians' prcscridtlonsorothcr prepara tions." Rev. Joha Burgus, Keokuk. Iowa, writes: "I have been a Minister of tho Methodist Episcopal Church for fifty years or more, and have never found anything so beneficial, or that gave mo such speedy relief as Dr. King's Now Discovery." Try this Ideal Cough Remedy now. Trial Bot tles free Fred A. Legg's Drug Store. Bucklen'a Arnica Salve The best Salve in the world for Cuti, Sores, Boies, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever and all Tetter. Chapped hands, Chilblain, Bruises, Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to Live per fee satisfaction or money refunded. Price 2$ cents a box For sale by Fred A. Lege. Blllard Match. Chicaoo, May 18 The Internation al blllard tournament between Ives, Schaefer and Garnler, to take place In Central Music Hall this week, will be specially liirerretlng as It will bo played on tho new table patented by Ives and Daly, which they backed by a big company, are preparing to put on the market against the Brunswick Balkc Callender trust. The purse iti this week's tournament will be $2,000, Children Cry for Pitcher's Caitor.au ,, ., SCOTCH WOMAN ON POLITICS. Sales, May 10, 181X5. Dkau Maitser Edetek: Gin ye glo' uicylrenra bit -While I'll tell'e somcthln'. 'Am an nuld fcckle. wumman but am sao Interest' lf the ootcomo o' this clactlon 'n cannakeep still ony lunger. Ma brlthers son tclt' me that the Democrats worcimakln' u gey fecht tnc hnu'd their hln but when a remember a necdnu- hue ben site dlsturblt alfter n tas that -dlsna mucklo these few years sync. I wasnu' lntcndln' (o bo personal but ahcy mn nln opecnlon o'sonic o'they Democrats. Ma 'gude mon aye tells mo a sudna tak' sao muckle In terest In' sic multtcrs, Its no becom mlu' tao u wumman. 'Am nut uno o'they now bodies wha are always hurpin'on wummnnsrlohtsnn wrangs, but a duo think n wife hum hue u lit tle say as tuc hoo her glide mon gles thobitmonoy. Tho taixes aro o'er lillrgo tho noo an no mucklo money tue tho 'fore. The bcastles sell for nulst nacthlng an grain Is sao little ' rcc ntie can scalrcc lino clacs tue pit ton. Gin tho times aro ony waur, pu k bodies 'ull ha'e tae glc' an cxcecsc Bfor haudln' tho bit bralth o' life, wfthoot pnvln n tax on It. j Aforo lalst clactlon jve henrd ayo tho sumo story frae a' the candidate,1 what they ca'ed 'rctramjhuicrit, but If 'a can Judgo f rao tho pn(iscnt stato e affairs, there Is danger b' huc'ln tao mucklo o' a gude thlngjj betimes. 'A heard my nuld man an' unit her cot sayln', 'a clmiigo o' government wad duo mucklo tno wooln' b$ck the gum1 nuld times' an' 'am thltjkln' thoy'ro rlcht. j Ano o' tljpy Democrats wha Is rln nln for Donstrlc' Attorney or somo sic bit nlllo thratens tao oot due that pulr El refill body, hut 'am thlnklu' ma' cen 'nil bo, gey salrlookln foryou. Tho putr bit lad necdna' feel tao him scl', wo hue two braw laddies, an ma nuld mon forbye n when o'frcends who cum fra the uuld country tae, an' they'll 6cc him stlckct for votes. Noo mulster Editor money thanks for ylr patience, nn gin yo como by oor way Julst spier for Floha McDouoal. STATE NEWS. Eugcno otters 9350 in cash prizes to tho winning teams In tho hoso races at Its tournament on July 3 nnd 1. Twenty threo young lady appli cants for cert I ilea tcs to teach In Ben ton county were granted ut tho last examination. Tho output of tho Albany creamery Is about COO pounds a day. A Pendleton matt took the prlzo at tho Scnttlo dog show, for tho largest nnd the smallest dogs. Tho Suniptcr Valley railroad Is put ting up a new depot building ut Bukcr City. A five root vein of coal hus been struck at The Dalles at tho deupth of 45 feet. Tho Eugene creamery started on tho 18th. Dr. J. V. Woodlc, of Eugcno, Is In Corvallls to start a Gold Cure Insti tute and will miiko a speciality of curing Kceley cure relapses. Tho Polk county legislative candi dates on tho Republican ticket wcro assessed $125 apiece. The Scandinavian cannery of As toria has offered the raise of half a cent making It 4) cents for raw fish. Tho fishermen want 6. Miss Vooden, of Clatsop county, candidate for superintendent has withdrawn and Professor Lyman put on the ticket In her stead. An Athletic club hus been formed at Brownsville. Dr. Dugas has presented n fine spec, men of gray eagle to thcSolldlcrs Home at Roseburg. The contract has been let to build a new bridge across the Big Elk river at Elk City. Condon has experienced a potato f am I ne the past week. tfnnur Thv future. r.r.'. "t'. .:..i- ;,... t..., uy consulting latuuult uau uuu pendent slate writing Medium who will glvo you proof of spirit return. HnuGtiriAa ,rlvn frrint vnur IftVPfl nn,tt In the spirit world written on u slate i you clean and hold In your own hand, . Sittings 11.00. Hours to il dully. Parlors 15 and 16 Eldrldge block. CYCLONE IN KANSAS A Terrible Storm Swept Through the State, NO! SO BAD AS IN TEXAS Lives Were Lost and Many Persons Soriously Injured, Sknkca.Kuii., May 17. A devastat ing tornado passed through this city from tho southwest to the northwest Sunday evening at 0 o'clock. Every-, thing In Us path was completely wrecked. The country rcportB great damage to property and probablo loss of life. In this city four wore killed and , number Injured. Tho killed arc a boy and a girl of M. R. Council, a boy of Jtf, 15. Voorhees, nnd the 1G year oldoy of Poter Assenntnohors Tho genonsly Injured are: M. F. Voorhee-rfJohn Belshaw mid Alonzo II. Hnwlcy. Tho latter will not re cover. There were many miraculous 'escapes from Instant death. The Ntrccts are Impassable, blocks with debris of buildings nnd fallen trees. Tho opera house is completely demolished. Tho roof and tho west sldo of tho $30,000 court houso was blown down, and tho roof of tho high school 1h gone. The stcoplcs of the Methodist nnd Unlvorsallst and Cath olic churches wcro scattered to the four winds. Twonty.flvo residences wore razed to tho ground, nnd build ings Innumerable unroofed. Threo children of James Shcrriird wcro also killed. The west half of the Village of Bnyleyvlllo was swept away, but none wcro killed there. Tho damugo In this city Is over 9200,000. Concokdia, Kan., May 18.-Anothor cyclone visited north central Kansas Sunday afternoon. It Is Impossible to gather details, because telegraph wires are down. The hamlet of Bodavlllo, In Riley county, was entirely swept nway, Sovontl are reported killed there aro many Injured. At Spring Valley, tho storm de molished n church In which 1C0 people wcro worshiping. Many were injured. Tho pastor, Rev. Mason, sulfercd a broken leg. Surgical aid was asked from Dames and neighbor ing towns. The storm formed about r o.clock, almost In tho track of tho ouo that Ylsltcd this section three weeks ago. Tho cyclono was followed by a heavy hull and rain storm, andgrcatdamago was done to crops. MANY INJl'KKD. Fhankfokt, Kan., May 18. At 5 o'clock Sunday ovculsg, n terrific cyclono swept down upon tho town of Frankfort. Everything In tho north nnd west ends of tho town was com pletely wrecked. Probably threescore of buildings wcro razed to tho ground. Somo of tho hcHt residences of tho town were blown to atoms. Many are reported painfully Injured, but ho far as known, no one has been killed. Many horses, cattle and other stock have been killed, Tho Methodist and Christian Churches wero demolished and the Presbyterian church was budly wrecked, Scores of people were loft homeless, and aro being cured for In public halls, and in the houses of more fortunate citizens. Tho small number of casualties Is accounted for by the fuct that nearly all the people fled to cellars and cyclono caves, Rejiortii from Vllets and Seneca say the cyclone was severe ut these points. Tho latest estimates are thnt fully 100 buildings have been destroyed in tho town and surrounded country. Sadbtiia, Kan., May 18. A cyclone front tho southwest struck Sabctha ut 7:30 o'clock and toro an ugly gup through the business and residence portions of tho town. A score of build ings wcro destroyed, and several per sons badly Injured, two of whom will die. Tho Rock Island depot wan razed, together with a dozen resi dences In Its vicinity. Flvo persons, who wero in tho depot at tho tlmo, escaped wlthoutserlous lnjury.though Mr. Austin, tho telegraph operator, was carried several blocks by tho forco of tho wind. On inn In street, the front of nearly ovory store was blown In. Benton, Ky., May 18 A terrible cyclono passed ovor tho northwestern corner of this county Sunday morn ing, dolngdamago to everything In Its path. At Elvu II. Iwro down on the houso of Aiuleixm Jones and kilted tho cntlro family, consisting of Jones, his wife, two sons nnd two girls. Coni ns wcro sent to Elvn today mid the Jones family wero burled In tho same grave. The tornado camo out of Graves county, via Symphonhi, where two stores wero demolished, two churches nnd ono school houso thrown down, besides bums, stables and fences, and ruin left In Its path. at falls city. ToiKKA, Kan., May 18. A funnel shuped cyclone, after striking -tho north part of the town of Snbothn, passed oft toward FullH City and evi dently did great damage. A YILLAOi: DEMOLISHED Hiawatha, Kan., May 18 Two couriers who have Just arrived from Resorvo, a vlllugo In tho northoostern part of Brown county, report thnt everything In tho vlllugo or Resorvo wuh demolished by tho cyclono. Thoy report thnt many people wero Injured ut Reserve, 10 or 12 seriously. Kansas City, May 18. The news otthulo&s of life and destruction of property In yesterdays cyclono Is slow coming In owing to tho crippled con dition of tho telegraph wires. Fully half a dozen towns wore struck by tho twister nnd It is known thnt tho (lend number seven and tho injured number fully thirty and ninny whom wcro Injured fatally. ThoRcserva.a vlllugo on tho Missouri Pacific, In Brown county, scorns to huvo felt tho brunt of tho storm. Dnt flvo houses wcro loft standing there. Kansas City, May 18 Thoso killed at Resorvo aro I). W. Terhuno aged 00; Ralph Swecnoy aged 0; Viola Phillips I; Mrs. John Kyndor. In jured, John Rynder fatally, William Melllsou, Mrs. B. W. Terhuno and daughter, Shormnii Phillips, Jerry Young mid wife, George Kennedy, Ed. Phillips, Hurry Thompson and wife, Frank Jones, Mrs Sweeney mid three children, Rov. Mr. Parker wlfo and daughlor, and William Margrayc. Tho cyclone crossed tho central brunch of tho Missouri mid Pacific ut Bluo River, two miles eust or Irving and followed tho railroad mid river to Frankfort, then north to.Balleyvlllo, Seuccn, Subathu nnd Resorva, entering Nob. ut Falls City. At Fulls City It overturned twonty freight cars nnd demolished the B. &M. frolghtdcpotiitiddumugcd twonty six houses. Mr. and Mrs. ,11 In ton are reported hurt. AtKubethn, Kansas, 25 houses were dostioyed mid twlco us many wrecked. The ludeiitltlcd dead In tho vicinity of Subctliu, urc: Mrs. Jacob Melsnor, Hnttlo Hiiliony, Ellon Curey, Khcrrerd mid Con well children (ntiin bor not given), Mrs. Dan Hullor, Mrs. Scougg, Mr, Ikecliy mid un unknown woman. Injured: W. M. Curry, Geo, Curry, Win. Muclimcr, S. P. Iluy, Artie Hay, Mrs. Carey mid sthatwo Caroy chlldron, Mrs. Dick Murphy Is not expected to live. Forty Sabctha families tiro homeless. Six uro re ported killed near Oneida. Highest of all (a Leavening Power. MQ AMHMWTOIrY WJHi; AN INFAMOUS LIE Jonathan Bourne Jr., So Brands It. THE CHARGE CIRCULATED That Hoii. H. L. Barkloy Received a Bribe. Poutland, May 18. Eimtok Jeuhnal: Tho report cir culated by the enemies or Hon. II. L, Burkloy In your county, that I gave him n check during tho eighteenth biennial pcsslonortho legislature, Is un Infamous lie. Kindly publish this over my signature. Jonathan Boukne, Jr. Mr. Bourne of Portland was at Sa- lam during the session of tho last legislature and was one or tho lenders In tho Anti-Dolph tight. It U well known that the Autl-Dolph fight was conducted ns n matter or principle and that "the thirty" hud neither campaign fund nor candidate. Appolntmei ts, Washinciton, May 18. Tho presi dent today Bout tho Donate tho fol lowing nominatien: Konnoth M. Jackson, commissioner for tho dis trict of Alnskn, to rcsldo nt Wrangle. A postolllcc has been established at Handy,!;Mnri()ii county, Or., Special from Woodburn,wlth Samuol Bwcaney ns postmaster. Tho following Oregon star service schedule has been ordered adepted: Axtoll to Waldport-Leavo Axtell Tuesday and Frldaynt 0:38 H.w.rrlve Waldport by 12 in. Lcavo Walport Tuesday and Friday at 1 p. in.; ar riyo Axtell by 0:30 p. m. To take offect May 10, 1890, CJcrman Catholics. Pnrsnuwi, May 18. Tho third an mini convention of tho Gorman Roman Catholic Benevolont Societies In Pennsylvania will be held here three days, beginning today. Tomor row tho sermon will bo delivered by the Rov, J. Muns, or Allentowu. Iu tho evening hii open mass meeting will tako pluco In Carnegie Muslo Hull. Flvo thousand visitors aro ex pected to be present. Thoro will bo a great torchlight procession this even ing. Catholic Abstainer. Poutland, Mo,, May 18, Tho state convention of tho Catholic Total Ab Btnlncnco Societies will meet hi this City today. Many delegates will bo present, representing ilungor.Augu.sta, Lowlston, Wcstbrook, South Berwick and Portland. It is ono of tho peculiarities of tho State where pro hibition laws and sentiment aro said to be triumphant that tho tempcrunca bodies aro among tho busiest organ IzatloiiB In thobtate. Pihbustof Case, WAHmNaTON,Muyl8Iii the United States Supremo Court today the caso of J. P. S. Wllborg und others, under conviction of participating In tho Horsa filibustering expedition to Cuba will have a hearing. Tho Spanish em Embassy will liuve a representative present. Live Stock Market. Chicago, May 18. Hogs light, 3.30(gt3:30; heavy, W:102tt:t1i catllo beeves, &1:I5I4:80; cowa and heifers, MifiOQWrtS; sheop active, 10 to 15 cents higher. Latest U.S. Gov't Report Baking Powder