The Eugene City guard., May 28, 1892, Image 6

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Rsnator ;w I.... XP.COLEMAX
ul Willamette.
MrUMMTATIVH.
Join Hnlioway's clubs.
If! only a little over two wccks ,.rihU r to icmteh the lepubll
until the republicans will confine . mett.U better ma...
thermal ves to the presidential qucs-1 w??
Uiu tat stiruey t nets!, lit In
ncMB &y sal py to of so.
EaWs "crime" w Uutt be dared
petal out In bis weekly owir soma
ottaa'aaUs of tha court, For this pre
tuwptiua, Webster, wkk tbe sir of a
Ruiaa cur, saniuioned the editor be
fur hint and ordered bim to Jail Bat
KaW tu cot inclined that way and
appealed to the Oregon aupreros court,
wLich tribunal reversed the outrageous
lud wanton decUion of this Jacksoa
lounty tyrant.- Webster Is coosum
tted excrescence of ignoranoe, Imbecil
ity, tyranny and fall, and hie nomlna
lir.n by tha Republicans on tbe tloket ii
an ioaolt to tbe freedom of tbe press,
oneoftne bulwarks of oor liberty. Web
ster bu become to unpopular in Jackson
ronnty by hia diiplay of tyranny, Urnor
ance and vU-ious and Imbecile dcWoM
that over Lalf tbe Republicans will Tote
against bim. He to nnpopular wbere be
to best kaown and will be wowed un
der ao dee ly at tbe Jane election that
he will probably emigrate to Bond or
torn other clime more congenial to bto
tyrauioal notion.
'Vast for Aaythiaf."
Manafltld Sua.)
Lionel Webster, tbe judge wbo fined
and tried to at nd tbe editor of tbe Vau
lit Record to priaon for contempt for
crltlcUma in bit paper to a noiniuee for
attorney general, lie to unfit for any
. thing.
II SMM S.
(Portland 1. 0. V. W. Reporter.)
Some bobtailed lawyer downjn aouth
ern Oregon, who got to be judge by ac
cident, recently had the editor of tbe
Ashland Record arretted and fined for
contempt of court niraply becanae tbe
Record insinuated that aald judge was
a dishonest nincompoop, wholly unfitted
for tbe position he occupied. Doee this
mean that the press to to be tnuisled for
telling what it believes to be tbe truth?
A Blow at the fn
fSoedaJ Mercury J
If the position taken by young Web
tor of Jackson county ibould obtain in
thto country the cxar of all the Rossi aa
poaaeasee but little more authority than
circuit Judge. According to thia par
ticular Webster, wbo happily for tbe
good name of the latter, to in no way re
lated to the immortal Daniel judgee
may be corrupt ae Satan himself, and
tbe newspaper-) must not apprise the
people of tbe fact Tbe decision of thto
Lionel R. Webster strikes the presa a
blow no less severe than it doee the en
tire people. Tbe public looks to the
newspaper for information. If a pub
lio officer to corrupt, fails to. perform bto
duty or violates tbe confidence reposed
In him, the people expect the news
papers to expose him. Bnt Lionel B,
Webster, a gentleman with a very
stylish English cognomen, sets up tbe
plea that judgee must not be criticised
bat tbey have free license to practice
corruption, it such be their desire, and
editors most not say them nay. If Edi
tor Kaiser libeled Ms. Webster, why did
he not proceed against the newspaper
man in tbe regular way ? Thto he had
an equitable and legal right to do, and
the newspaper would have upheld him
in thto position. Out for him to appear
a prosecutor, judge and jury, place
him in a position that both presa and
publlo will condemn. If thto case to
properly attended to the probability to
that Webster will soon be retired to
private life. . ,
Skoald rail Cm I far Baeata.
(Orecoa Sootlt, Mara It)
There to an alleged judge in Jackson
' county, by tbe name of L. R. Webster,
who should emigrate to Russia at hi
earliest convenience, a the method of
that country would exactly luit hi taste
and the Oregoniana have no earthly use
fur him. He recently fined and impria.
onedtbe editor of tbe VaU.it. Rxuord
for expressing hi opinion of the way
publlo eftlcea were conducted in the
county. Webster to certainly the meet
colossal figure of arrogance, stupidity
vindictivenemand meannesa to be found
in the state.
Wilt Stand tajr tha Trath.
Fortlan Daily Orveonlan.
Not long since the Vallrt Record of
Ashland published an article In which,
among other things, it was stated that
the practicing condition of jurispru
dence in tbto section of the world to a
corrupt and criminal ia lu method (In
proportion to population, amount and
magnitude of crime and purse of crim
inal) a It to in tbe citlea where these
case are regularly 'handled' by the
political bos who 'makes' tbe officials,
'fixe' the juries, and attend to the rase
for a Urge sum. " For thto tbe circuit
judge, Lionel R. Webster, hailed the
editor, . J. Kaiser, before the bar of
justice and sentenced him to $30 fin
and fifteen day imprisonment If Judge
Webster thought to motile the pre by
this operation be was mistaken, for the
Riookd tit week reprint the objec
tionable article entire.
( Hat ha at aa Aliased Jndf.
' ironland WatcoaM
1 They have an alleged judge down in
Jackson county whose wing need clip
ping, to say nothing of hia ear. The
editor of the Rxvoau had tbe temerity
to criticise iu hi paper a decision made
by this august personage, and forthwith
he to held for contempt of court Per
haps the "jedge to unacquainted with
- the fact that one of tbe greatest boast
of America to "the freedom of tha
press, 'and it conceited bucolic like the I
one ia question are to prastttute tow and 1
strive to rob tbe peuple of one of their '
"inherent rhts," the sooner he or the j
couniry coiiauae tne batter. The pre
ponderance ii ballot favor the snowing
under of the alleged judge,
e ,
lade aad Xaaraaaar.
' Testa, Cel. falo . J
Judge Webster, of the district la
which Ashland to situated, took excep
tion to something that appeared ia tbe
Vallrt Record, dasxu&iaating It con
tempt of court" and sentenced editor
Kaiser to fine aad imDrisoameat So.
tice of appeal wa given aad he to loose
for tbe present oa his own rcoo jnixanoa
Ii strike tu that sinee -ttt outrageous
killing of Terry and tha fpHowiag df
oumitance, "light-headed'' aad vulasr
abl judge are apt to mistake their mis
sions and power, especially m tbe mas
ter of muxzllnf a free cress. Something
of tbto character ha been shown of late
In San Francisco, and the entire preet ol
tbe Bute should rebuke it A worthy
and capable judge has nothing to fear
from . a respectable newspaper, ana
should be be maliciously attached by
the other sort, for act ea the bench, ha
has ready remedy. We are not lauy
ad vised a to thto Webster and Sxcoas
matter, bnt are led to believe that the
Judge erred.
A Jadlalai lea'
(Koaaearf Review.
The oontemDt case of tbe State vs. E.
J. Kaiser wa last week decided ia favor
of the defendant by tbe Oregon supreme
court, the finding of the lower court
being reversed. That 10-eaDed judge,
Webster, will know more next time.
hades Dwrtaees.
Praia Echo.)
la fining editor Kaiser of the Ash
laad Racoaa 90 aad sending him to jail
for II day may afford Judge Webster a
Uttle pleasure and aa opportunity
for a httie spite work, bat it evince
such a very small calibre that few would
care to deck their brow with each flimsy
laurel wreaths. It will evidently be a
big advertisement for hvother Kaiser aad
bto journal The few dollar thus taken
from aim win reran a bounteous flow
of golden shekels to hi exchequer. Tha
day for mntxllng the press ha long
sine d parted amid the gloom aad
dark age of tbe past
(Vaatafae, Cat, Bsrald.1
Editor Kaiser of tbe Ashland, Or.,
Record, ha bee fined $50 and sen
tenced to 19 day mcereeratioa for pub
lishing an article teuehiag the official
conduct of the circuit court; or in other
word, for conducting a paper that pu
naheo the new.
Democratic Ststt TltkeC
GoafM
ae.rinl District R. ML. VKATCH.
ot UntcouaiT,
gunruM Judge.... A. 8. BeoaeU,
ot Wasco eountT.
Attorney Ucnsral CEO. K. CHAXBERUIX.
of Linn Conotj.
uurraicr ticket.
Jde. M. L FIFES,
efBeorsaeoaaty.
ProMenlin AlUvnaf ...(,KO, A. &ORRM,
oS Lao cosatjr.
Member Board ot Evaluation U BU.VEI',
of lane count.
raauimAli sucroas.
OEOROR NirtjlKU , ; of Clateaa
W. M. t'OI.VIO 9t Jaekaoa
W. t. Bt T HKR ol Baker
R. A. KILLER of Jackwn
Lane Coantx Democratic Tick.
(eaater . f. COLEKAS
of Wlllimttta.
asPBUiwriira.
I. N. RKMBKXK tElchardaoo
D. K. HARKW .....of Caltax lirora
0 K WILkI.NJX of Sortb Euxent
Cwralv JoOra A. II. PISK
af Uorth Eaaane.
iberlff. JAMES Z. 5QLAXD
of North Ennoe.
Clerk X1108. X CBAIO
of South Euxeue.
ConmMoiMT T. A. MtLUOR
of JuacUoa,
Trasjurst BESJ. XCLKXY
of inrlnf.
iawor P.J. XcPBI&SOll
of South Rue ana.
School Bnperlntendrat C KHALI
or t. newer.
gumjor JOS. KOCH
of North Eugene.
Coroner I Ht-TER 08BCRJI
of North Emreae.
PRECINCT omch-El'GKSE.
Jntlle of tha Pesos UKO. W. KINSEY
Coulabla J T WITTER
A BCW MASO.MC TEAfLE.
re Ike Emi aide leaf Ahweit eiity
Tkeaaaaet Daltara.
Port LA td, May 21 Fourteen plan
have been, submitted to the Masonic
BuUiUng, AasocUtion for the emctlon of
the temple, on Eaitt Morrison and 5th
street, Ka4 aide.. Ail but four were
reJoctrxL Mr. IL & Howe stated thia
morning Uiat he expeeU that our of
these- iilans will be accepted by the
building committee at their next regu
lar meeting, on the flat Thursday In
June, Mr. liowe baa no fear aa to the
Masons' ability to raise the VA00O or
ItW, (XX) neceeaary to construct the terrif
pie, at a low rate of Intereet And
from what can be learned from, other
reliable aourcee, It la ante to say that
CKllmliiary work will be. commenced
very aoon. .
The structure 1 to be one of four
stories; tbe first story to be of stone,
and tii three other of pressed brick. A
hank ia to occupy the corner, and. the
rest of the- flmt floor will be let for
storvs. The second and third floor
will be arranged for office purpoeee, and
the fourth for Masonic work. All
modem Improvements, such, aa ele-
valors, steam, heaters, elect rio light.
etc,, are tobe Introduced into the build-1
ing, VualUtN Uie fcxige room.the fourth Middleton sound, and stove a hole in
flo.)rtotoliaveadiWta)arlor,Uno.urt1berbow. She waa immediately ma
hall, a library, kitchen, etc.
Saswae ftataa
Salem, Or., May 24. In the supreme
court today the case oi the Southern
Paeirlo va, K. M., Croiaan and Marion
county was set for hearing Wednesday
afternoon, June 1. Other counties
uiterented In the cae can file briefs.
Roliert Schoonler, of Portland, waa
aliiiittHl. Uln rvrtiHist nf tha u.
prvne CAHirt of California, to practice;
in all the courts of thto state.
Prank Peterson was broueht to the '
Jrr'rtw,
bwnrlary. I
lUa Araa Blew a f f.
San FRAJfosco, May 24. Th
metnlwra of the National Editorial As
sorlation mule a trip about the- bay
thto morning. While firing a gover
nor's salute, Fred a Wells, a private
In llattery A, Second artillery, X. O.
C, had his k-ft arm broken oIT.
COL)EL. BEPABD UnfAFE.
Ra la ratalallr Iwjwrad While
Oat Tasvlag a Drive.
Portland, May 24. -Colonel Elliott
T. Hhepard, while out driving today,
met with an accident which came very
near resulting seriously. In company
with bto eem-tary, Elbwt Rappleye,
Colonel Bhepatd took a survey and wa
driven up on Portland Height. In re
turning one of the hone took fright at
cable ear at the intersection of Eigh
teenth and Jefferson streets and sud
denly shied. In doing thto the animal
fell aud waa caught under the carriage
tongue. With great eoolneen and
presence of mind on tbe part of Colonel
Shepard, a collision wa avoided, and
tbe animal extricated without being
Injured. When near the Intersection
of Eighteenth and Hoyt, the team fell
into a deep ditch which waa being dug
for a large water main. The tongue of
the surrey wa broken and the front
end of tbe vehicle amashed. Colouel
Shepard leaped out Juet in time to es
cape falling down Into the ditch. In
doing thto he bruised one leg, and waa
pretty badly shaken op. A moment
later he would have been caught under
the carriage and probably killed. Ilia
escape wa a most fortunate one. The
team wa finally extricated, but one of
the bnrwa wa pretty badly bun.
ujEKTLLAStHIRB.
LMfca Uhe aut Aacet, hat a Etevll at
Mean.
Demon, afisb., Uay M.-tVtward A
Oake,auaageof a "MtII aad Hjds"
oompaoy playing ia Pilttbarg two wteks
sae. skiDoed with orally Emms llillec a
17-ytar-eld eoobrette belonging to tha eonv
pany. Thsy vent direct to Albany, K.
uanee to Detroit sad across to Windsor,
aad they every whsr rag island aa man- aad
wife. Yesterday tbe girl's Bother who oe
eopkrs a ana social poaitioa in Pbiladatpbia,
arrived ia town aad pet tbe ease ia the
hands of detectives. The pair war decoyed
from Windsor, sad s soon as Oake landed
on American wit he struck a pair of steal
bracelets. Be to charged by the Pittibarg
police with taking sons of the company s
moaey. Tbe girl dee Ursa they are not
nanied, while OakaeaassiU tbey are. Tbe
other aad daogkter mail ap and started
IbtPbUadelpbto tost eight, while Oakee is
Jetaiaad awaiting Ike arrival ot aa offiear
(root Pllabarg.
BLAINB WILE, NOT ACCEPT.
Bat Hia ErleaAs lasist That aa WIU
If faaalaiaaaly Neatlaaled.
WuBCfcmi, ltay 3i.Blaia has stated
taaaousrarsmbMolthe eabtaet that he
will not accept the noatiaalioa, and it the
praaidant ao desirsd be woe Id writ another
letter. , Hie friends, however, intiat that if
ha to nominated unanimously b will ae-
Ta Calebrat tha Eeeal.
CorENHAoro.May 24. Tbto city has
taken on a holiday appearance In an
ticipation of the golden wedding festi
val of the king aad queen of iXnmark
nextThureday The Prince and Prin-
ceaa of Wale have arrived. Tbe har
bor is fitling with warships, and Rus
sia, ureal Brittain, tf-anee, Austria,
Italy and Turkey are expected to be
represented by veaaebi,
Ciaee Ktas rerty Lashes.
Bibjiikouam, Ala., May 24. At
Alexander, Calhoun county, a negro
named Tobe Jackson sent an insulting
letter to a young lady named Mary
Martin. She read the note, seized a
pistol and fired two harmless shot at
the bearer of the message as he disap
peared down the road. Later a pote
caught Tobe, took a vote as to whether
to kill or whin him. They decided on
the latter, stripped him and gave him
forty lasnee, every one f which
brou gh t blood. Tobe promised to leave
Uie state.
Aa Aaaaricma KJaaaaaaa,
Washington, May 24. The attor
ney-general has received Information
that Charles Obcrlander, of San Diego,
Cab, ha been kidnapped by Mexican
officials and taken to Ensenada, Low
er California, for trial on a criminal
charge. Minister Ryan, of the City of
Mexico, has been instructed to seen re
the surrender of the man, provided it
to shown that he Is an American citi
zen and was taken, without extradi
tion proceedings..
atraek, ahVeehu
Saw Fbancihco, May 24 Captain
Shoekley, of the whating hark James
Allen, writes from Sitka that the whal
ing bark Northern Light, Captain
Bimmonds, struck a suukeu rock near
on. the beach to allow of repair.
Everybody
board.
was reported well on
Meveaaeatsat tkeataeaaaaa.
El Paso, May 2A Another Mor
mon colony has been granted a large
mncesHlon In tbe state of Chihuahua,
Mexico. The concession consists of
100,009 acres of fertile farm land
through which run the Rio Coucho.
A delegation of
through to Utal
at inn . I hah arnn
Mormon elder went
. iutwaii w cuui wt iiuuh iuu mm
!... . . It.t. .11. ....1
Uhethtoye - tb.yaayoOOfamll
will be moved to the new colony.
Fat, tar Frwaideat. .
Ch a rlottk, X. C, May St. The
third partj tn ooavention has resolved
to present tbe name of L. L. Polk,
preaktentof tire farmers' alliance, to
the national convention of the peoples
party at Omaha, as a candidate for the
presidency of the United States.
Jehasaa Caaaiy lavadetw.
Cheyenne, Wya, May 24-The
first of the Johnson county Invaders to
get into court U practically freed. Tbe
application for a habeas corpus for Dr.
Charles B. Penrose, the expedition sur
geon, was granted. He has furotohed
ball InflOOO to appear wnen requirea.)
He k-ft the party tbe second Uay out
rather than travel behind the wagons.
Tbe Indictment filed against bim in
Johnson county allege that he mur
dered Nick Iky, who met death witn
Xato Champion, at No Man's ranch.
Penrose answer that he was not pre
sent, and did not start out to kill in
the first place.
prohibition state ticket. I
Conrreataiso.Ind Dirt W. L RIGDON
of Salem.
Bopraa Judf. B. P. WILCH
of Porllasd.
PRomirnos cocnty ticket.
Brnator W. L. BLACK WELL
of Juncllon.
aarastssTATnrss.
I. A. BmHNELL of J auction
JOeEPU TAYLOR of Cotuaa Srere
N. R. AYU)RD f . Enarno
Uittutr Judja A. B. PATTKkcUN
of North Euacna-
Coamlalooer J. . KTWON
of Sooth Enfene.
CWk ...WH.Jt PITNEY
afJaactloa.
gharir II. aL SILUCAPIE
oi goriaatekL
Treatarer ........ CALVIN 0 ANN A
' of Nonh Eacene.
School Saperlntendent WE ROSS VAN
tEusen. .
v. A. aukui
of Sooth Eniene.
If you want Groceries
or Crockery, call on
Goldsmith.
DRUGGISTS.
-A fall Una of:
Pare Drugs anil (Mcls
: Always oa hand.:
fsw-PRierlpUoni Carafnlly Compounded.
WILKINS' BLOCK,
Eugene, : : Oregon
Fcr Wooden anil WIIQW Ware,
go to GOLDSMITH'S-
-AT-
Peters' A Cherry's
FEED STORE
You will Bad tbe Standard
Horse : and : Cattle : Medicine.
Ko Ara-nlr or Antlraonriuaraotcd to keen
WMia 1 I .t ..t r
juus iw av ui uwu ivuuiuvii,
Clcaper ul mm Pcwi:i:
Goldsmith, the Pio
neer Grocer.
For a square dea), go
10 uoiasmnas.
Dr. R. L. WILLOUGHBY,
DENTIST.
ill Wort Wunilei ti Girt um,M
MtroaOxld Gas. and local ancatbetlcs for
tbe palnleaa extraction ol teeth.
OPPICB In Register Block, (asens Orefoa.
We lead in quality &
TYrfrri rtnMomifViei
Cash paid for produce
at Goldsmith's.
DEI J. W. 4 0NIE I BiRXAKD,
Degnlnr I'liysicianf,
H'lTIALTIEA-KMiiFT and tJn.r m..
uaccwofj ih umuinoa.
OFPIatmldeiieeon Oltrs street betweee
Mh aad 10th atraaia.
Anythinff in the Gro
cery line, Goldsmith's.
Goraegys Gray,
GROCERS.
Marine remorea to Walton's Block, Wtllaav
ettr Stnvt, are repar4 to lira tou tarnUas
la liiuotrtec
Henderson 4 Cleaver
Market Price Paid for Country
Produce.
("all and are oa; wa will do roa food.
YOU ARE
To call and examine our stock of
1IAGHI
V carry tha largeBt and
Portland.
We Bell
W hava anything
w
Walking, Sulkey and GaDg Plows, Har1
rows, Cultivators, beeders, Drills, eed
Mills, Hay Cutters, Churns,
Washing Machines, Etc.
We sell MITCHELL and STUDEBAKER WAGON'S.
Don't fail to see our new improved
CHAMPION BINDER.
'All mailable Iron and 8te!
The new CHAMPION MOWER is a wonder. Gearing and pitma
eAnnectiona warranted against breaking or wearing out.
The best BUGGIES, CARRIAGES and CARTS for the LEAST
Wb ARJt nr it and are bound
Southweflt corner 8th and
i. Y PETERS
; -OFFERS :
ii n
iinn Si An ATT
i r.i
e uvuvu s AiAViiv
mm
: DO YOU NEEDANY OF THEM? :
20 jds American Shirting Prints. $10
20 " Lodi and Harmony Dress Prints 1.0
15 u A. A. A. Muslin (good as Cabot W.) 1.0
12 Bleached Cotton Flannel 10
12 " AtlanU Plaid Shirting. .' 1.0
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
&.
7.
8.
10 " Best Dress Gingham... 1.0'
18 H. SaUn Striped White Goods. 10'
12 " Good Check Crash 10'
BOOTS AND SHOES.
1 pair Good Calf Boots 2.7
9.
10.
11.
12.-
1 u Men's Heavv Plow Shoes 1?'
1 " Ladies' Oil Grain ShoeB 1
Buy & pair of those 5 Button Kid Gloves, only
Look it All Over Carfefully.
City Property.
The value of an investment
merit which it possesses, and the
That is why .
UNIVERSITY ADDITION.
Property to to
best investment In Eugene, especially if you want a beautiful place for a hon
Adjoining the- University grounds and the city limits on the East, with
street-cars, city water and electric- lights extending to it, it is
the most convenient and desirable property on the market
Never mind the weather, UNIVERSITY ADDITION, is high
and dry and naturally well drained: Prices low, and on easy terms.
CaHbn or write to H. N. Cockerline, Eugene, Or. Office In Chrionian Bio
Farms.
I am now showing the
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
Furnishing Go eel
. Hats and Caps
Men's Children's
Notions, Etc.r in Eugen?.
,
1892.
EUGENE
INVITED
irnninrrn P. mm miiwmn
YMMMiiUrLI
maw
most varied assortment outside 0!
t .
n A 1 line of
you want in the way of
to bell, bo don t fail to call on us.
H. D. NORTON & GO.
Olive Streets, Eugene, Oregon.
XOlinff
im, i
i s uwiiUk s iviiit.
Acreage
in property depends npon the sctu.
prospects of its increasing in valur.
Fruit Lands
him
mill
1892. SPRIN
choicest line of Spring
and Ladies' .Shoes
CALL AND SB i.
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J.D.MATLOCK, 11892.
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