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DAILY CAPITAL 'S-vM? ASSOCIATED 8 PRESS JOURNAL, it! DA.IIVT. l-iAHY del wd? n i i iiRMKQi nil on urn &--ri h hrn u u iu lira wi-h lw " uu,iifiriii uii UIL.VLII DOES BUSINESS AT THE 6 W YOfK SALEM, OBEGON JTltlWAY .SEPTEMBER 1, 18!6. j ..nntlnue to Increase? Compare our prices and goods with i nsc olTered by other merchants, and you have the answer, n'p ire doing an absolutely cufIi business. We buy and sell fnpp'-mh only. In every transaction there is a good per cent- " t i nlttn ftin nuurninnf rnn hnnnHK rf ill III1II MB UtC WI1V vi -i ww will mii UU VJl il II Reliable goods and lowest prices is the reason The Monster Gold Spider's Fine Web. RUTHLESSLY TORN ASIDE. sides of the great (hiesttyn pending NIO. J&4 Mi before the American people during Luis jjiesiuuiiiiiu caiupaig a!?e savcq (lis- Argument Advance'd by Von Kardoff. Wilhelm counts. biKines our ROSPERS. Otirstock of shoes is complete. The 5Boofs,Sho?s; winch we carry are the standard of good quality. Clothing in jfreat variety at bed-rock, hard times prices. Bring your cash and receive full value. .T.BAR N E S m ,"rtlD', f"MVT V y" ' " Dddsfpial EJsposffioD Portland, Oregon, Sept. 19 to October 17, Tfis mil resources of the Pacific Northwest. Agriculture, Horticulture. Fisheries. fines, Minofactures, Transportation, Machinery, Trade and Commerce will be represented ore completely tnan evr r oeiore. cjrurana uana concert every aiternoon ana evening, icciil attractions every night. Lowest rates ever made on all transportation lines. Admission 25c. Children loc. For exhibit space apply to Geo. L. Baker, Superintend t, at the building. E. C. MAS TEN, Sec. MVN MOWERS. HAY RAKES, GRAY BROS., MACHINE OILS and AXLE GREASE. lardwareStoves and Tinware, lARDEN HOSE. AWN SPRINKLERS, salem; or. BICYCLES. SUNDRIES. he Willamette Hotel. LEADING HOTEL OF THE CITY. Reduced rates. Management literal. Rlmtrte ran leave hoiel for all Dublic buildings i points of interest. Special rates will be ei ven to permanent patrons. A. I. WAGNER! 6ii s Fail 1Q . .ad nits Ready r ar- R.A Zulvj, Hitfen S a S l T randest, the most select, the choicest sortment of men's dress suits, business wts, ever v dav suits vouf eves ever be- lwdi fabrire fha o4 menHfruMpmc. Iinincrs t are reliable, styles that are new, fit that lows study, and last, but not least, prices at arewell, orices that fit vour purse, be small or lary Niw f11 suits at from ' Jt F W V' V . -'' -" - 4.75 TO W. Johnson & son W . W"" v-wi. ate and lirwtv Streets. $20 New York, Sept. 18.-Herr Willieltn on Kardorlt is the leader of the blmetalllst party in the Prussian Diet, and one of the most brilliant orators In Germany. He Is a profund student of economics, and ranks with Areudt as one of the two leading Geiman authorities on monetary science. It will be been by the following letter that free coinage by the United States will be the means of restoratlng the bimetallic system in Europe. wabkitz, suesia, Aug. 5. in ac- m cordance with your request, I here with send you my views on the practical realization of bimetallism, with special reference to the strife between national and International bimetallism which has broken out in the United States. Allow me to say beforehand that, after two decades of comprehensive, thorough, theoretical and practical study of the coinage problem, I still hold the great principle which your distinguished countryman, Mr. Henry Sarey, upheld against the gold fanat ics when he wrote: "President Lincoln has established the axiom: 'Everything of the people, for the people and by the people.' " ALL FOR THE MONEY LENDERS. The gold advocates have adopted the principle: "Everything of the money lenders, for the money lenders and by the money lenders." The legislative bodies of all great commercial nations have, by large majorities, passed resolutions which demand an international regulation of the money standard question in the interest of the producing classes In the Interest of political economy In the interest of a healthy advance of wages, and in the interest of Inter national trade. These resolutions are on record in the United StateB Con gress, the French Chambers, the Ger man Reichstag, the Prussian Cham bers and the English House of Commons. A large number of smaller countries have Joined in the good movement, aa Holland, Bolglum, etc, Why are there thus far no practical results to these devout desires? Why does not success crown as yet the many bimetallic congresses? Because the capitalists of the whole world are allled-agalnstusas one man, and money ttlll reigns supreme. "We should be big fools, said Sir William Harcourt In Parliament, "if we Englibhmen, the creditors of the whole world, should assent to a change of our gold standard." With these words he has candidly uttered the heartfelt sentiments of the capitalistic fraternity, who are united In France, England, German, America and other lands in defense of the gold standard. The tentacles of this mighty octupus have captured the most Jnlluentlal and most power' ful newspapers of the civilized world, have fastened their grip on the Cabi nets, Ministers and high officials of the ruling land, who are made to thwart the pronounced will of Parlia ments. CONDITIONS WON'T CHANGE. These conditions will not change, despite the theoretic agitations of science, of parliaments and congresses, until In some country an Intrepid and energetic political leader will be en abled to tear asunder the web of lies which the monster gold spider has spun around the world. I think the following will show clearly to every sound thinker the two 1m The gold bugs w ill bo (easily cou tented with the election ti& a so-called bltnptalllst, of whom it lyissllre be forehand that there will M no change in the standard. This would mean a never ending scarcity ofjtfold, which leads to everlasting bdrrowlng of money, offering cnormousprolits to banks, but ever lowering the financial statute of American securities and ever endangering and deteriorating the economical conditioner the pro ducing classed.. Let Amcjjlca take omnlous warning from Spain, Italy and other gold lands. I How differenlwlll be the Vcsult of the election of.an energetic politician who will create tt once Wtlonal banking Institution for the United . -ami States, such as the Bank offingland, In Britain, the Holchs Banjc in Ger many and the Bank de France; who, as won as he observes tho lest pla tonic inclination on tho purt'tit Euro pean governments to take up'lhe sil ver question, will not hesitate to ef fect the free coinage of silver iwnd In hand with tho free coinage orgold. THEY MUST FOLLOW. European states that have any com mercial dealings with the flJnltcd States, and especially those that de sire to promote an export trade to the United States, will be compelled, on their part, to enact an international jWEYLER'S CAMPAIGN A War or Destruction Will Begin Forthwith. MORE CUBAN EXPEDITIONS. Arrest of Prominent Cubans New York. in coinage law. Tills will '-set the ball a-rolling," attempts to check it will prove as futle as luive beon the efforts of bimetalllsts to effect a change for tho better. The great, simple truth mifct uo accepted that tho progress of cliiliza tion throughout tlio world depends In reality on the rc-istablisumcnfi on a secure basis of the intercourse be tween gold ,anUsllver-4and8 through tho rcstoratlorf-ot-itho trurjrcldtlvc values of the two metals. This great, fundamental truth,rcco gnized by the political economists, sociologists and practical statesman In all lands of culture, must be taken from the sphere of theoretical specu lation and practically applied, should we be spared from revolution and war, which would end in a sure retrogres sion of civilization, I hope that it will be tho destiny of the powerful commonwealth of the. United States and its Intelligent, brave and Industrious people to take the happy initiative in this great question of modern civilization, Wilhelm von Kardoff Wadnitz. Havana, Sept. 18. Tliero whs much animation In the captain-general's palace yesterday. Captain-General Weyler held a conference with various commanders ofcoliimns. also with tho commanding officer of marine and tho chief of the medical deuartment. These conference are the precursors of an approaching campaign, which Is Intended tube vigorous and rosolute. Captain-General Weyler will assume personal command at Plnar del Rio, Ahumlda and Palmeroa, taking charge respectively of military and political affairs at Havana. Among others measures General Weyler of adopting as a preludo to the cam paign is the revocation of the edict of pardon, obliging families having con nections In the ranks of the Insur gents to move Into other provinces, and making concentration in villages obligatory, considering all persons found In the country as enemies or supporters of the enemy. Captain-General Weyler 's order re cently Issued putting lino officers In command or regular guerrilla and volunteer forces, Is bitterly resented and In consequence thereof many de scrtions are occurring. AAjcaguaJa Grand, wlicro Captains Will Have to Change Name. Chicago, Sept. 18. Secretary of State Hlnrlchsen glvo It out today that the gold, standard Democrats, will have to adopt another name In order to get their ticket on the official ballot. "No petition taken out In the name of the independent i)moorato party shall be certified while I am secretary of state," said Hlnrlchsen. He stated that tie had been looking up the law relating to the filing of petitions and finds that a voter can sign the petition of but one elector. The gold-standard Democrats have, liowpver, already prepared petitions for all their candidates, so no techni cal objection can be raised as to their legal right to bo placed on the official ballot. An Expedition, Mobile, Sept, 18.-ScpQr J. O, Bar bral, an attache of the Spanish lega tlon of Washington, has been here several days He has Information tliat u large Cuban expedition party has assembled on t)P Mississippi coast with a view of sailing In a day or two. Sibley Nominated. Erie, Pa., Sept. 18. Hon. J. C. Sibley was formerly nominated by the Democratic party as Its candidate for congress from this district. The Pop ulists last Saturday placed Mr. BIbley In nomination. rGJS.KiT&pkJ?l.,XA.. TMIW Haiti ifpitut U LjCrrThr -" i fMfd Irogyen and Qulntero, of the regnlar army, were lately appointed, one-third of tho men havo disappeared. At Uaraerones, a Santa Clara town, tho local Spanish guerrilla went over to the enemy In a body a fow days ago, and returning with the Insurgents, assisted the latter to capture a gov ernment fort in the suburbs, They then raided the town, looted stores and ransacked various private rcsl denecs, seized the local archives and oarrlcd off the municipal seal. At Bryamo, Santiago do Cuba, a mounted Spanish guerilla force armed with Muuser rules at the expenso of Bayamo merchants, recently went over to the rebels, oinlng Cullxto Garcia. The captain is a nephew of Garcia, and obtained his commission from Martinez Campos, former cap tain-general, According to tho latest Information Macco has moved bouth of his former position. No steps will be taken to follow him until the commencement of tjjc concerted operations above re ferred to. Captains Carrcrejt and Ollverette,of theSauga la Grand guerilla forces, who have long been the terror of res! dent naturalized aliens, have been re lieved of their commands. According to the official returns, the nvmber of men suffering from yellow foyer Is the mllltury hospitals throughout the Islands Is 1,555. Tho death rate Is said to be under 15 per cent. La Lucha, this afternoon, says tlio governor oftlie Spanish, tannic Is re sponsible for the actual monetary conflict. He went to the palace yes. terday In order to confer with Cap-taln-Geenral Weyler, but was unable to sec him, and It Is rumored the governor of the bank has been dismissed. FROM LINCOLN COUNTY. I A Big Bryan Rally in the Court House at Toledo. Toledo, Sept. 17.-The largest po litical gathering ever held west of tl e Summit or In Lincoln county, wis held hero on tho loth. Tho steamer Richardson brought over a hundred front Newport and Yaqulna, while citizens of Toledo and vicinity wire nearly all present. The steamer Mascot, 'from Elk City, brought a large crowd of Bryan men. Speaking commenced at 2:30 at the court hotic, first by Hon. J. K. Wcatherford, of Albany, who poured In hotshot for Bryan and frco silver for an hour and a hnlf. Tho court house would not lipid moro than two thirds of the crowd, and the hall was full, and far out Into the street, men stood trying to hear the gospel handed out from the peoples' standpoint. Judge John Burnett, or Corvallls, rol lowed Mr. Wcatherford, In an ablo ad dress for two hours, and was cheered to the echo. The evening train brought Hon. H. L. Barkley, of Marlon county, and Judge W. S. McFadden, of Corvallls. When tlmo was called at 7:30 p. m , the court house was again filled, and over fifty were compelled to stand, as every seat was filled and benches and dry goods boxes were carried In for seats. Judgo MoFadden delivered tho llret speech, and It is said by many of his admirers that It was tho effort of his life. He was cheered from first to last. When tho war horso from Marlon county, with theso words: "I am a Republican, " commenced his address, people leaned forward in their seats, and every word was listened to with tliut earnest attention which people give to an orator and to one In whom they are looking to, to fight the battle of might and right for tho poople. A Bryan club of 350 members was organized, and will light every inch of tho ground from now until after the election. Last June this countv wnnr. 200 majority (Republican), Its usual majority being oven greater. But there is no doubt but what Bryan, will havo a larger majority than that In November. Last Friday tho Republicans organ ized a club at the court house, with a membership of 21 voters, und Satur day that formerly greatest of free sil ver champions, John II. Mitchell, will deliver an address before the McKln ley club at Newport. AT M'KINLEY'S HOME Non-Partisan Demonstration at Canton, CAMPAIGN FORMALLY OPENED. Introductory Speeches by Cullcm and Thurston. Big Storm. Philadelphia, Sept.18. Tho storm of wind, hall and rain, which swept the eastern part of Pennsylvania, last night, was tho most sovero that has visited this section for a long time. Scores of buildings were unroofed, some utterly ruined and thousands of panes of window glass and many sky lights were shattered. Tho apple and other late crops were almost totally destroyed. Canton, -SeiH ' 18.--Tmr fflrtmll opening of tho campaign In the lulnio city or the Republican nominee, oc- curred today. The streets are strung with streamers, banners and Hags. Many shops, factories and stores are closed for the day. Banks havo sus pended business. It Is largely a non partis in demonstration. Over flftv special trains, brought delegations almost Taster than they could 1ms counted. At the monstrous tent, with accommodations for 20,000 people tho first meeting was held, Governor Bushnell presiding, making a short Introductory address after which ad dresses wero made by Senators Cullom of Illinois nnd Thurston of Nebraska. Bryan Pleased. Wilson, N. C, Sept. 18. Bryan said today: "I am very much grati fied to learn that tho New York con vention endorsed the platform ns well as the ticket." Bryan's Tour. Colduoro, N. O., Sept. 18. Wm. J. Bryan arrived hero at 11:30 last night. Ills private car was sidetracked until 0 this morning when ho delivered an address from tho platform to a large crowd. -'-' '"'ir '''."' ' ,fwr' Watson in Denver. D'enver, Colo., Sept. 18. ThoiimT E. Watson arrived In Denver today, no conferred with ex-Governor Walto and other mlddlc-of-the-roadPopulUt leaders but declined to be Interviewed. He will mako several speeches In Col orado and return cast Monday. Resigned. Lono Branch, N. J., Sept. 18. United States Senator Smith, pub lished tho announcement today of be ing to reconcllo his views with tho platform ot tho Democratlo national convention ho will resign tho chair manship pf tho state committee. Stevenson Accepts, Washington, cpt. 18. Vice Presi dent Stevenson has Informed Secre tary Gardiner for tho Association Bryan club, that ho will accept tho Association's Invitation, to prcsldo at the club convention at St. Louis, October 3. Tho club officials count upon the attendunco of 10,000 dele gates.! The Ideal Panacea. James L. Francis, Alderman, Chi cago, says: "I regard Dr. King's New Discovery as an Ideal Panacea for Coughs, Colds and Lung Complaints, having used It In my family for the last five years, to tho exclusion of phy sicians' prescrldt ions or other prepara tions." Rev. John Burgus, Keokuk, Iowa, writes: "I havo been a Minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church for fifty years or more, and have never fount anything beneficial, or thai bhvo mo such Bpecdy relief as Dr. King's New Discovery." Try this Ideal Cough Remedy now, Trial Bot- I ties f rep Frel A. Leeg's Drug Store. Arrest in New York, New York. Sept. 18.-Georgo Car los Roloff, a Cuban was arrested today on a charge or aiding and abetting the sending of filibustering expedi tions to Cuba. He was formally held in $2000 ball by United States Com mtssloner Alexander. Pacing Match, Mystio Park, Bedford, Mass, Collision. Indianapolis, Sept. 18. Four men wero killed and a number badly In jured this morning, In a collision on the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton railroad, near Connersvlllo, Ind., by tho pay oar and freight train, Cannot Extradite Tyan. Paris, Sept. 18. It Is said It Is Im possible to extradite Tyan. Sept. 18. Star Pointer won tho first heat In tho pacing match, time, 2:02. Frank Agan second, Robert J. third. This Is tlio fastest heat over paced In New England, Star Pointer won tho second heat, tlmo 2:031, Agan second, Robert J. third. Star Pointer wins tho third heat and raco In 2:02, Rob ert J. second, Frank Agan third. These wero the fastest three heats over paced In any race. Bank Stupendf, noLiDAYsnuRO, -Penn., Sept. 18 Tho private banking hou&o of Gardi nor, Morrow & Co., the oldest bank la Central Pennsylvania, closed its doors today, owing to tho general depression . of business. Tho firm say they expect to pay overy dollar of Indebtedness. Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report. 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