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SALEM, OREGON SATURDAY SEPTEMBER ! 1890.
NO 213
Dreyfus Convicted by
the Court.
Sentenced to Ten Years
Imprisonment.
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Ilr Aaanclntrtl Pro lu the JnurnnL
ItuNNCR, Sept. I). Dreyfus wna this
morning convicted by tlio court-martial
mid sentenced to 10 years' imprison
ment. Hes.nkh, Sept. 0, At this niornitigri
session of tlio Dreyfus court-iiiartlnl ex
tinordiniiry precautions for tho preven
tion of nn outbreak bad been taken,
Dotiiehmentsof imiIIco and military were-
stationed lioth Inside nnd oiUbMo the
I.ycee. Kvory iKirson entering tlio build
ing was obliged to submit to a search for
concealed nruiH.
Tlio Judges ro-ontoiod tho rourt room
ntllp. in. Major Carrlere niodo n gliort
Hpeeeli, eoneluding with asking for Im
position of tho verdict and punishment
of 18!ll. Domango roplleil with a few
winla and then Dreyfus said hearsely:
"I iilllrin that I mu innocent." Tho
prisoner added that bo had live' for
bin own honor and tho honor of
hi wife nnd children, and after
five ywiru of frightful torture lie
was convinced that lit l.tst ho would
receive Justice.
Col. Jouunustu read tho Judgment
which oH'iied with tho tpiestiou referred
to tho JudgoH by tho court of cassation :
"Was DreyfiiH guilty of entering into
machinations to koikI seerot document
to a foreign power. Ho guvo uiwwer
that tho court by a majority of lle to
two found Dreyfus guilty.
Ho concluded by wiying that tli court
would remain hitting until tho room
was cleared. Ho asked tho audience to
go out ipiiokly, and not mine a shout of
any sort.
(iunditrmoH then clntcd around tho
audience and pressed thorn outside. No
n word was raised by any one. Jmlgo
niiint wan read to Dreyfus, by tho clerk
of the court.
Dreyfus listened ImjKiselvo, did not
utter n word and marched back to
prison like an automaton. It is under
stood that Droyfui will bo sent to Fort
Corto island, of Corsica.
Tho decision of tho court was as fol fel fol
eows: "Tho court declares on this
question by a majority of fi votes to 2,
yes, tho accused is guilty.
The majority agreed that tboro are
extenuating circumstances in conso
quenco of which, and on tho recom
mendation of tlio commissary of tho
government, tho president put tho ques
tion and received again tho votes In
bovo mentioned form.
"The court condemns by a majority of
r votes to 2, Alfred Dreyfus to punish-
ment and 10 years detention. " I
Kkn-xbs, Sept. 0. After Domango
had ' spoken, yesterday, Laborl
formally renounced Ills right to "plead.
The peroration of Demango was it splen
did piece of oratory. Ills volco
thundered through tho court room nnd
echoed outside. Ills speech was skillfully
nrranged, nnd waa devoted to demolish
ing, stone by stone, tlio odiflco built up
by tho general staff, going over every
point nrougiit In tho lwnlereau and
refuting tho argument! of Merrier and
lingers.
After asking God to enlighten tlio
minds of the Judges, Demango concluded
with turning to tlio audience nnd in a
volco choked with omotlou, ho said:
.ontiomen, I tell you wo nro all
Frenchmen, consequently let us unite
in n common lovo of tlio fatherland, lovo
of justice and lose for tlio army." An
outhuist of cheers followed tlio lawyer's
appeal.
001
PAUL
Said to Be Cooling
Down.
Situation Wears a
Pcacelul Look.
VenexueU Up lo Dste.
Ilr Aaaoclntnl lreaa la ttm JonrnnL
Caimcas, Venezuela, Sept. . Tho
revolution under tho leadership of Gen
eral Castro is gaining ground. The In
surgents now occupy Neiguu, three dayB
march from Valenca.
Murdered by Natives,
Ilr Asandiitril I'naa In llir Jnnrnnl.
JiuLAWAVo, September !. An uu
conformed reort ia current hero tlmtan
exploring party which recently loft for
ijxko'langany Ike, Central Africa, has,
with only ono exception, liecn mur
dered by natives.
Royal
aABSOMJTEIV toiler.
Making
Powder
AbSVLVIEW felJRE
Makes tfio food more delicious and wholesome
Out of Town.
H your cook hiiRKono hop picking or
tlio family is out of town, voti can oh
tain your meals at Tlio White House
restaurant.
aOVU MEW HXrfSW f o , NtW VOM.
HGHT
MORE
FROM SAMOA.
The Queen is Opposed to Fighting tho
Boers.
SPORTSMEN ACTIVE
Marion County Rod and Gun Olub
Pays Reward.
About to Impoit a Lot of Ulack Spotted
Trout for Oregon Qtraams.
Tho Union County Hod and Clun
Club Is actively at work in tho enforce
ment of tho law for protecting gamo and
llsh, and will hold n ec!al meeting
next TucHluy evening. At that time nr
rnngementH will bo erfocted for receiv
ing n consignments of young Murk nnd
RHckled trout trom tho Unlleil States
llsh rouitiilsslouer. Word has been ro-
reived that tlio gorrmuent'H llsh car
would reach Salem within sixty davs
for tho delivery of tlio name, and tho
club Is requested to have, pure fresh
water ready to transfer them to iui-
mi ihiciv on arrival. J no uiuii mom-
hers feel pltsised nt being nblo to secure
u start of these magnificent game fish,
ami will take steps to protect them. Tlio
club has paid Constable I). 0. Mlnto,
f'JO reward for tho conviction of .Mr.
HaBS for shooting China pheasants, and
stands ready to pay a similar reward for
nny other similar convictions.
PERSONAL.
re & riuiniltoN
x HOUSE FURNISHERS x
Furailuro
Carpels
iclure Molding
WallPktper
RfKu'
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competitors cannot meet.
Sideboards
Hard wood with
bevel plate mir
rors and antique
oak finish, only
S8.50. Others
lV at 514. in Solid
oak well finish-
ed. Book Cases,
Chiffon irs and
China closets at
prices thr.t our
c
going at wholesale prices.
Half Dollars
Have theirweight
with us and do
here what it Jakes
dollars to do at
some other places
You should see
our Center, Din
ing, library and
Extension tables
IN CARPETS
We have the latest patterns in every grade from the
cheapest Union to the best body Brussels.
Good Union Carpet 30c per yard
Better " " 35c " "
All Woll Ingrain 50c - "
Tapestry Brussels 50c "
Roxbury tapotry 75c "
Misw Kthel Dovo went to Mt. Angel
today to visit her sister Mrs. 0. K.
Mills.
State Treasury C. S. MiKiro, went lo
1'ortlaud this afternoon,
CIihh. I.. Mc.Vary Is in (iervals this
afternoon looking after legal hiiHlnusM.
Mrs. F.I. Norton, of Marshlleld, nr
riw this afternoon to loin her husband
who camo several days ago with n young
trotter which ho has entered In tho fair
races. .Mr. Norton is ono of MarshlleM's
MKx-ossfiil IhisIiiinw men, and ho mon
keys with fust iKirnis for health and
rwrwition.
MIm llsniiee lluffuiau returnwl fslay
from her outing at tlio mountains.
Miss J.tda Wlllurd wont to Astoria
tlay.
Kx-Oov. MuslystnrtnlforTho D.illus
this afturiKKJii.
It. J. Hmidrkks and family went to
Aurora this aftoruoon.
Mrs. V. A. Moorw wmiiI to I'.irt Innd
this afternoon for a short visit.
MUSIC pniilis wonted On piano, nt a)
earns an mnir at K
strtxits.
Illliliand Main
V tl-3t
Ilr Aitorlnlril I'rraa lo III Jnnrnnl
I'iiktoiiia, Sept. II. The News today
prints mi olllcial statement from the
secretary of state of tho South African
republic, In which ho says: "Three
courses nro disclosed by communica
tions from the llrltleh secretary of statu
for tho colonies,
"l'irst Is a commission of Inuulry:
second is n commission ol delegutes
front both governments to discuss tho
technicalities, and tho third is a confer
ence In Cape Town.
The Secretary adds that tlio TnuisTaul
go-eminent agrees to thu smiiul prop
osition and invited Oreat Ilrltuln to de
fine the constitution commission and
suggest a place of meeting.
London, Sept. It. The Anglo-Trans-vital
situation wears today a more cacc
fill aspect. Tho Associated Tress ac
count of tho decisions taken nt tho cabi
net council yesterday Friday, am con
firmed from the best sources of information.
In addition to the troops from India, iv
hrlgadu of four battalions ol infantry is
under orders to start from South Africa
immediately, one from homo and thteo
fiom Mediterranean stations. Tho sail
Ingot Ih'-.ViiHlle liner Ilarieili Castle lias
licen cancelled, and tiio steamer will
probably bo employed to trausMirt
Ilrltish troops.
A HMiiiolllchil statement comes from
Pretoria, through Capo Towm, to tho
effect that tho Transvaal gmormont has
explained to thellrtlshdiplomatiu agent,
Conyugham (Ireeii, tlmt its hist dis
patch was meant as an acceptance of tho
liroitosod Joint Inquiry Into tho franchise
question. It npiH-ars that the negoti
ations hud Ixx'omo so Involved tlmt tho
Transvaal government Itself had lieromu
confusiil, or orliaps, for Its own pur-
ones, wished to appear so.
London, Sept. 1. Montague White,
tho consul-general of tho South African
Hepubllo in Ijiidou, said to a represen
tative id tho Associated I'ress last even
ing:
"I nstiro you on the authority of it
cabinet minister Abat there will bo no
war with the .Transvaal. In fact, tho
queen will not permit war. I received u
tetegram'from Pretoria assuring me that
the Transvaal government quite uudur
stands tho jiosltion regarding Ztho imco
psrty in Kngland,iind is in no wise mis
led by sieejbes or demonstrations,"
Tue Pwple are in a Stato of Un
certainty. Want to Iilect Another King Dislike
Foreign Judges In Tlielr Provinces.
Rebels are Captured
by Americans.
Ilr AsaorlNlnl I'rraa lo llir Jnurnnl.
Vancouvkii, II, C. Sept. 1). Advices
from Samoa are that, pending tlio lliml
decision of tho tliree powers, the
Samoans are in a stato of uncertainty.
The commission Informed tlio Samoans
before leaving that tlio Uorlln treaty Is
still lu existence; so Is tho olllco of chief
Justice. Tho natives claim that If thu
Iterlln treaty Is still in force thou they
have autonomy, and will piocrod to
elect u supremo chief, avoiding the title
of king.
This Is in contravention to the recom
mendation of tho commission. These
Kline people take exception to control
Is'lng in the hands of a foreign governor.
They also object to having foreign
Judges adjudicate upon matters concern
ing Samoans. They dislike foreign
Judges visiting their provinces to try
cases between foreigners and them
selves, and assert they can do this tliem
selves. It Is stated that an attempt
will Iki tnadu to upset the rrcnmuiouda
ttou of tlio commission.
Censor
Still Suppressing
the Truth,
Cabinet Considering Government for
I1
no3.
SOMETHING ELEGANT,
YOU HAVE NEVEU
SEEN IT UEI-'OKE.
CUSTAKD CHOCOLATES
IT IS THE FINEST CHOCOLATE
EVEK MADE IN SALEM
IT CAN 1)1: POUND ONLY
AT
I-LLIS & 'INN'S
IB4Btnto nt.
IMionu 21174.
4 Uolla.
No morpliliiH r oiiluuli I)r. HIIiVVais
COlis All Tain. "OuocrnttdiM."
fuj.
Ilr Aaaerlnlril I'm lu llir Jnnrnnl.
Manii.v, Sept. a. A force 150 rebels
with one eauuoii uttunkel Santu Itttii
early ibis morning and simultaneously
(liuigun nnd San Antonio wore attacked
by bodies numbering alsiut t() men.
All tho insurgents wererepulsed jnolosa
to the Americans, Col. Hell's regiment,
while attempting to take rclxds In the
learmet two small tatrolsand succeed
ed lu enpuring a rolml cititnln, lieuten
ant and six piiviitcM.
Manila, via I long Kong, Sept. !.
Thu censor rofusel to allow tin) follow
ing dispatch, tho iiccurnny of which Is
unquestioned, to bo telegraphed)
Tho surgeons rcorts lu regard to tho
condition of Mao Arthurs division show
that :lKir cent of the olllcerN and W'i
Kr I'Hiit of the enlisted men are sick.
This Includes tho sick lu quarters and
those sent homo.
Han I-'iunusiii, Sept. ll.-Mluuosola
anil Moiilli Dakota volunteers were
given a royal reception as tlioymarchixl
from" thu trausjHirt Shuriduu to the
prusldio tills morning. Tho general
health of tho troojm Is gcxsl, but all
show signs of bard campaigning.
Wasiiiniiton, Sept. 0. Tho cabinet
meeting yesterday was devoted almost
entirely to n discussion of tho local gov
ernment which will Imi established In
the Philippines on the cessation of hos
tilities. Secretary Iloot has given
tlio matter much thought, nnd
ids views, as expressed at tho
meeting yesterday, woro received with
approval by all tho members proscnt.
Ho pointed out that ft systotn of govern
ment which would be suited to tho peo
ple of I.uron would hardly do for eoino
of tho other Islands, when) tho inhabi
ttnts were far less advanced.
Wasiiinoto.v, Sept. 0. Gonoral
Otis has been Instructed In (raining
tho plait of campaign (or tho dry
season to nllow for the fullest par
tlclpation of tlio naval forces now lu tho
Philippines anil necessary orders will go
forward to naval commanders to co-op-cratowlth
thu army to an extent not
before contemplated.
Policeman Shot.
TAcoiu, Sept. II. Police Olllcer Jack
Martin was shot through the .shoulder
this morning by n man nauttd
Moore, whom ho attempted to
arrest as u suspicion character. Tho
Policeman shot Mooro through tho
lungs. Mooro Is expected to die. Mar
tin will recover.
J.N
to
llrown, tho attorney went
Washington county this afternoon.
County Commissioner J. N. i)llVg and
Win. Mlley returned o their respective
homes this nftoruoon.
Your Hoir Gray ? J
W Oray hair Id starved lialr. Tha B
y lulr bull h-vre bson deprived of 9
I propor food or propsr nsrro (ores.
Ay
er's
Mr Vigor
lncrnuw tho circulation In thu scalp,
Ulrnl moru Dourer to tha nervM.
amillss n Using elamsDts to tha hslr
ImllH. Vmh sccunllngtoillrnctliins,
gry hair l)lni to sliuw Its orlglu.nl
cn'iw In n fuw Jayn, and soon It bu
all tlssuftutM and richness of youth.
I1.0I) a lwttl. At all UrucifUU.
Ir tun da iiM otiUIn all tha U.n(lt
r about 1L
AOJj.M, D. J. O. ATi:n.
iuu mmIkI Itoia Uia
uvcivr anoui lu
aAaaalsaAakaviavial
Vltfoc. willa Iba
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Umall.Uua.
VVUKAT MARKET.
CiilCAiio, Sept. l. Septomlxn
Cash 7'.'.
Han Fiuni-isco, Sept. 0, Cash 1.0U,
ro?i
New
Golf
PlaidS
Ask To See Our
Bissell Carpet Sweeper
To Cleanse the System,
Ktfeotually vet uenllv. when a stive
or bilious, to ltermunently ovoroimio
habitual ronsllpatloii, to awakoii the
kidneys and liver lo a healthy ac
tivity, without Irritating or wtsikeri
Ingtheui, Ut dispel headaches, eohU,
nr (evers, ue Kvrup of Figs, made by
the California Fig tiyrup Co.
NkwYoiik, Sejit, l. A dlsiatuh to
the Tribune from Indou says: lie-
Iorts that 10,00 trxis will be moved
linmiillately from India to Natal, are
premutiire, but the situation Is critical
without doubt.
Tho consensus of opinion In London is
that aoloao approach (will bo maduto
war, and suvih a satastrnphe will Ut pre
venUvJ In the end by the Intervention of
the Cape ministers and the retreat ol
of Kruger, who Is cautious wiuugli to
keep a bridge open in his roar.
Kroger' foreoa aro ordinarily set
down as 20,000,
los. M6uers & Son
G SALElVl'S GREATEST STORE
New
H.S.&M.
Clothing
Stop here a.t
TH& RAIR STORE
For all supplies for hop picking and threshum, or
any general use. Lots of new goods just arrived and
will be sold at the lowest racket prices.
Great reduction on all summer goods.
THE PAIR STORE
Golf Capes
Our new capes are arriving
daily they are very stylish and
the prices are popular.
Fall Jackets
See them in our new de
partment, they arc the very
latest styles.
Umbrellas
Our new umbrellas are now
on display in our new and
spacious umbrella department.
Ladies' Umbrellas
50c to $12 00
Mens' Umbrellas
50c to S8.50
Hop Pickers Gloves
15c.
Any day in the week, a reg
ular 25c glove bought espec
ially for our hop pickers.
Hop Pickers Blankets
29c
Monday Only.
Next Atonday we will oiler
for sale 200 pair of white blan
kelsat 29 cents a pair.
Sold at 50c Elsewhere.
Fall Hats
Our new full hats are now
in.
Rocloff. $4.00
Manhattan, S3. 50
Gordoni $3.00
Best makes on vearth, take
your choice
Mens' Pants
We have just opened a well
new line of men's punts in the
late cuts. '
Prices Low, Styles Ri?ht
Yesterday's Silk Sale was a popular onexThe ladies flocking
asajtsaamasaaaaaaaa mMmammmmmmmmmHJKi
around the counter like bees. Nearly every piece wa cut
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