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" ". fc-"" JOURNAL. VOL. 1. SALEM, OR., MONDAY, MARCH 26, 1SSS. NO. 22. CAPITAL PROFESSIONAL CARDS. EO. W. BELT, ATTORNEY AT LAW IT and District Attorney. Office at court bouse RAMBF.Y & BINGIIAM, ATTORNEYS and Counselors at Law. Business In the Supreme Court a specialty. Salem, Or. rrULMON FORD, ATTORNEY AND lor at Law. Balem. Oregon. 1 Counselor at Office, up stairs in Patton's block. riEO. 11. allllNETT, ATTORNEY AT JC Law, Salem, Oregon. Office over 1 jidd t Bush's bank. HAW & GREGG, ATTORNEYS AT Law. Salem. Oreeon. Office in l'atton'8 ock, up stairs over Belt's drug storo. O T. RICHARDSON, ATTORNEY AT O. Law. Office over Capitol National Bank, 249 Commercial Street, Salem, Or. T W. SPRIGGS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, I , Salem, Oregon. Offlce In England's block. Legal business of all kinds. Also both life and Are Insurance. WM. KAISER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Salem, Oregon. Office with Tilmon Ford, in Patton's building. Will practice in all the courts of Oregon. Collections made. Land offlco business a specialty. P. H. D'ARCY, ATTORNEY AND COUN Relor at Law. Salem. Orecon. Having an abstract of tho records of Marion coun ty, Including a lot and block Index of Sa lem, ho has special facilities for examining titles to real estate. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. SALEM BATHS.- H. DIAMOND, Proprietor. Com St., bet. Ferry and State. s HAVING, HAIR CUTTING AND ttnampoomg ni'auy none. LADD & BUSH, . BANKERS! Salem, - Oregon. rnRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING JL bi business iu all Its brandies. WEST BROTHERS' MEAT MARKET, 300, Commercial St., Salem. "1HOICE STEAKS & OTHER MEATS m J constantly on hand, and delivered to i any parioi me city at lowest living raius. J'lcaste glvo us your patronage. CITY MEAT MARKET D. C. Howard, Proprietor. 1 STATE STREET, - SALEM, OREGON. 43-A11 kinds of fresh and cured meats always on band. Full weight and asquaro ucai ail n rouuo. The SALEM MARKET 98 COURT STREET. Constantly on hand tho best quality of Fresh and Salt Meats! And all kinds of 2-Tho CLEANEST kept market in the city. Cull and see for yourself. MoCROW A WILLARD. as'Go to j. O'Donald's shop on High St., between Court and State. Halem. and net one oi j. -m. ixjuiicr h juicni improved LADDERS. Lightest Ladder made in Oregon. Kelly's Old Stand 1 1 HAVING PURCHASED THE BLACK smith ftlmn knnwn fui Knllv'n flM huind, I will hereafter be prepared to do all Kinoaoi airing In the best style known to the trade at short notice. The beat of workmpn cm. ployed, and all work guaranteed to give satisfaction. Horseshoeing a Specialty! J. J. JARNIGAN, Kelly's Old Stand, Balem, Or. H. W. COX, llo constantly on hand a well selected stock of Boericke & Schreck's n ir (IMlHjllUUUKl NEATLY PRINTED GUIDE TO BE HAD UPON APPLICATION. Tne B. & S. PREPARATIONS Are the Purrat and Bast. II. W. COX if the only authorized agent, WOull for the a A H. Homeopathic Pre paration and accept no other. Rep thin Hnnnrnintinnfl UUU1UUI UUlId NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. THE.BEST Woven Wire Bed ! ON THIS COAST! Is Manufactured by GEO. M. PARKER, 133 Fifth Street, Portland. Or. For' sale by A. T YEATON, SALEM, OREGON. STRTCKLER BROS. - DKALERS IN- " STOVES AND TINWARE I Hoofing and Spouting a Specialty. KS-AtJthe old stand of Ben. Strang, Com mercial street. M. jM. MEAD, PRACTICAL CUTLER Filing Saws a Specialty. Shop on Ihe nlley, opposite Mluto's Liv ery Stable, Salem, Or. S THE VARIETY" S Sfflf ! JUST RECEIVED, A NEW STOCK v OF NEW STYLES IN WALL PAPER! A FULL STOCK OF Fancy Goods, Moldings, ' Brackets, Picture Frames, i i Artists' Materials, Etc, ALWAYS ON HAND. - W. M. SARGEANT, 207 Commercial Street, Salcra, Or. R. Jf BABCOCI. Cabinet IWaker! ANJ UNDERTAKER.- FARRAR'K BLOCK, STATE STREET, Salem, Oregon. t All kinds of Furnlturo made to order, A full lino of Caskets always on hand. J, J. JENNINGS, D. DS. DENTIST. Teeth Extracted Without Pain by a New Process rETII FILLED WITH THE LATEST Improved fillings. Plates made on snort notice, and at. reasonable terms, Gold filling a specialty. -Anv and all work 1 9Any and i I work In the Dental line. Olllco In Rrcyman'H block over J. M. Rosen- berg & Co's. t Established in 1870. PACIFIC qiDER, VINEGAR AND Fruit Preserving Co. SALEM, - - OREGON. Manufacturers of Cider Jelly, Currant Jelly, Apple anil Pear Buller, Sweet andChampagne Cider, Cider Syrup for Mince Meat, Currant Wine of a Superior Quality, Tomato Catsup, Plain and German Pickles. PURE CIDER VINEGAR. SAUER KRAUT A FEATURE OF 1888. For Sweet. Cider, leave orders nt Fan. tory Office, drop a Postal, or see driver of our ueuvury wagon. We keepo-gallon kegnnnk gallon demi johns that are, loaned to rtutumero for a term of six days. All ordoiH promptly filled. G. HTOLTZ, UuslneMi Manager. Oregon Peach Bitters About eighteen yearn ago I received a .i hurt In my back from a pile of lumber falling on me, and ever since had been troubled with weak kidneys more or lew; and the last year very much. Through the reoorameodatlon of Henry Keene, I bought a bottle of II. Klas's Oregon ' I'eaeh Illttera and before I had taken Anlf the bottle I round a great reHef from It. I believe It to be a splendid remedy for the kidney, and heartily recommend It for the ame. J. H. POUTER. AumsvlUe, January 12, 1868. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. MISS JULIA L. CHAMBERLIN, -TEACIIBlt OK- Voice Culture, Piano $ Harmony Music Parlers: " ?,Bf3?rcUI Bank Block, SALEM, - - - - OREGON. ESTABLISHED MY NATIONAL AUTHORITY. 111 ianiiai nil mm -OF- SALEM, - Capital Paid up, - - OREGON. - - - $75,000 - - - 9.500 Surplus, - - R. S. WALLACE, - - President. , Vice-President. .LIU. ALBERT, !-.-. Cashier. DIRECTORS! -v W. W. Martin, R.-s: Wallace, J. II. Albeit, T. McF. Patton. W. T. Gray. .f.Gri J. M. Martin, LOANS MADE To farmers on wheat and other markct 'aulo produce, consigned or In store, either In private cranarlcj or ' public warehouses. Slate and County Warrants Bought at Par. COMMERCIAL PAPER Discounted at reasonable rates. Drafts drawn direct on New York, Chicago; San Francisco, Portland, London, Paris, llerllu, Hong Kong and Calcutta. H. W. COX, (Successor to The Port Drug Co.) 100 State Street, Salem,Oregon. FULL LINE Drugs anV Medicines CHEMICALS & PATENT MEDICINES Toilet Articles, Perfumeries, Druggist Sundries. Physicians Prescriptions and Family a AGENCY FOR THE CKLKHHATKD FULL HAVANA FILLKK Red Letter 5c. Cigar. 3The best five cent cigar In tho mar ket. II. W. COX, 100 Btate Street. Halcin. Steinef& Blosser -DEALF.lUi IN- STOVES, RANGES, Tin and Copper Ware,, HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS. 130, State Street, SALEM, - : OREGON. flS-Aents for the lloynton'H furnace. A specialty made of rooftUK and Hpoutlng. HatUfactlon cuarantecd. A E..STRANG, No. 3CH Commerelal Street, aVLKM, - - OREGON. -DKAI.KK IN- STOVES and RANGES Plumbing, (las and Steam Fitting. Tinware and Artistic Metal Work a Specialty. - Agent for the IUQIIARDBQN t BOYNTON pOMPANY'B Purnaoe. Es tablished in few. TlicCapital National LATEST DISPATCHES. The- Missouri River Threatens Damage by Floods. Ureal HATCH OF JAPANESE NEWS. New Minister to the United States Steamer Lost Earthquake. Vancouvkr (B. C), March 20. The, steamer Batavla iirriveil to-day witji the followingJapanose advices: M. Mutsu, tho newly appointed minister to the United States, will sail May 2; the steamer Swaton was lost near Namoa Island February 22 and thirty persons drowned; two earthquakes were felt 'in Tokio on March 1; during tho week ending February 11, 44 persons died of smallpox in Hong Kong; the post office at Tokio was burned on Feb ruary 24, but most of the mail matter was saved. Tlie Examiner Cleared. San Francisco, March 20. Tho charge of libel against Edward Townsend, business manager of tho Examiner, upon complaint of ex Assessor Holtz, accused by the pa per of being tho leader of a great opium ring in this city, was dis missed in police court this morning, the judge holding that the business manager of tho paper is not re sponsible for wlfyt emanates from tho news department. . The Mr Muddy In Hail Shape. Yankton, (Dak.), The situation upon tht upper Missouri is now iden ticafwith that of the spring of ISSl when the disastrous Hood occurred. Heavy snow lies along tho valleys, and a scries of gorges have formed between here and Bismark. Tho most intense anxiety is iclt. Irlh People and I'ollru AruIii. YouaiiAi. (Ireland), March 2(1. Win. O'Uricn attempted to addreurf a meeting of tenants here yeHterdfty in the town hall, when a free light took place' between the police and those in attendance. Clubsuuitl bayo nets were freely used, with fatal eilect in several ca&es. 1)111 for Funeral Exprnxe. Wabhinhton, Mar. 20 The bill appropriating live thousand' dollars to defray the expeiiBcs of Chief Jus tlco Wake's funeral passed tho house and senate to-day. The funeral will be held on Wednesday in tho hall of the house. Wilson Im Aequited, Paris, March 20. The court of appeals to-day rendered a decision in the case of M. Wilson, ex-Presi-dont Qrevy's son-in-law, who aj pealed from the decision of the lower court. The judge reversed tho de cision of the lower court and ac quitted Wilson. Concealing Smallpox Cukch, Virginia (Nov.), Mar. 20. l)r. J. B. Hangcrl, of tliis city, lias been arrested for concealing seven cases of smallpox. Tho president of tho board of health discovered the cases yesterday. Zangorl lias violated an ordinance which requires physicians to roport nil contagious diseases to the board of health. Anotlitr KiMturn Wizard. St Paux, Mar. 20 A severe snow and wind storm raged all day yes terday in northern Wisconsin, Min nesota and Dakota. Snow In from three to flvo feet deep. Street ear travel is abandoned. W. C. T. D. MretiBg. Regular meeting of tho W C T. U. Tuesday the 21 at 20 p. in. Mrs. C. W. Scriber, president. Cold ltlooded Murder In San Vranelnco. San Francisco, March 2-3. John McNulty killed James Collins to-night on Second street, between Mission and Howard. They were both stevedores. They met on the street and had words, when Collins and a friend named Halpin walked on. Halpln states they hud gone about ten steps when Mobility called them. Collins turned, when McNulty raised his pistol and tired, the bullet striking Ins victim under the left eye. It lodged in the brain and caused deatli in' an hourand 11 ft een minutes later. McNulty claims he carried tho pistol and did the shooting in self- defense. Halpin claims otherwise, and states that the cause of the shooting seemed to be imaginative on the part of Collins, who was no longer a warm friend to him as ho had once been. Collins was a single man, and about 24 years old. McNulty is a married man, The police olllcers had a hard struggle to keep tho crowd that surrounded the scene from lynching McNulty, as they claimed tho shoot ing was entirely unprovoked. McNulty's wife did not hear of the shooting until 10 o'clock, the hour after which no visitors are permitted in tho city prison. When she called to see her husband she was refused admittance and wept bitterly at the gate. McNulty heard her voice and joined her tears. "Poor woman!" ho sobbed. "She will soon give birth to a child that will have a man like mo asits father. That's the only thing 1 am sorry for." Sensational Murder Trial Kudud. Bonham (Texas), March 25. Contrary to tho expectations of every one tho sensational murder trial of .Jim Scarlett, commenced Friday, has ended by Scarlett being admitted to bonds in tho sum of 3,000. Not one-half of tho. witnesses were examined, as evidence was conclusive that tho man was living for whom Scarlett was standing trial for murdering. Tho story all tho way through seemed stranger than fiction, and is unparalleled in ,the annals of Fannin county courts. But for a technicality in tho verdict rendered live months ago, Scarlett would ero tills have paid tho deadly penalty, while tho man for whom lie was sud'ering tho oxtreinoex tentof the law would have been alive and well. Lanceflcld. who was claimed to have been killed by Scarlett, but who tells an extra ordinary story of escape from tho river, where Ids would-bo irturdorer had thrown hhu, is still In town. Wlille his strange statement bears many sentimental features, yet, sup ported as It is by reliable witnesses, is believed by almost every one, Scarlett, who was rejoicing over tho short respite from banging granted by tho last district court, can scarce ly realize his good fortune. Tho strongest caso that can possibly bo made against him is attempt to murder, witli a punishment not ex ceeding four years. California CatKfarf. The only guaranteed euro for catarrh, cold In the head, hay fever, rose cold, catarrhal dcafnessand soro eyes. Restore tho sense of tasto and unpleasant breath, resulting from catarrh. Easy and pleasant to use. Follow directionsand a cure Is war ranted, by all druggists. Send for circular to AIUKTINK MEDICAL COMPANY, Oroville, Oil. Six months' treatment for $1; sent by mail, $1.10. For sale by D.v W. Matthews &. Salem. Co., 100 Shito street, UreMtd Hides. Commissioner Torroll, ofMehaina, is rortiKinsIblo for a protty good one. Ho was met on his arrival In tho city tills morning by an acquaint ance who remarked: "Hollo, what biought you down this time?" "Oh," says Mr. T. "I Just cmno down with a load of hides." "What kind of hidiw have you.?" "Well, they aro principally democratic and prohibition hides, and tboy arc go ing. to bo all well dressed before noxt June." MORNING TELEGRAMS. s of What tlic World at Large is Doing. THE (ICESTIOX OP SUCCESSOR. Speaker CnrlUIo's Clim'ircs Considered Very Oood Oilier Names .Mentioned. Washington, March 25. There is no great speculation yet as to tho late Chief Justice Walto's successor. Two who were much spoken of when there was another vacancy, Secretary Bayard and Attorney-General Garland, will not expect or de sire the appointment. Judge Jack son, Judge Slnuns, and many others who were named then, will again bo mentioned. What Is thought to be most probable Is that Speaker Car lisle will succeed Chief Justice Waite on the bench of the supreme court. It is known that lie was of fered the seat that Justice Lamar now occupies before It was od'ered to that gentleman. Ho declined it very reluctantly, and his declination was as reluctantly received, but It was agreed between him and Mr. Cleveland, after talking the matter over, that tho political situation and party necessity required Mr. Car lisle's presence In tho bouse to or ganize It, and to work to bring tho party together for tho passage of a tarill'bill. Mr. Carlisle at tho same time told Mr. Cleveland that no other public position or trust could so suit his disposition and Inclina tions as that of supremo Justice, lion. W. II. Barnuni, chairman of tho democratic national commit tee, expressed tho opinion that Judge Tliunnan ought to bo appoint ed to succeed Chief Justice Waite. It is urged that tho appointment nuiKtgo to the sixth district, which includes Michigan, Ohio, Tennessee and Kentucky. Carlisle, Thurnian and Dickinson, of Michigan, are all three iu tin's district. Chief ilUHtlcu WaltuM Kinim-al. Wahhinoton, March IM. Tho white house Is draped iu mourning. At a conference it was decided that tlio ceremonies iu Washington shall take place in tho bull of tho house of representatives, at 12 o'clock ou Wednesday, Bishop Paret and Drs. Itodine, Leonard and Mott of tho Episcopal church olllclating. There will lm no oration. The Judges of tho supremo court, Including ex Judgo Strong, will act as pall bearers. Tho president and the cabinet, and both houses of congress, and the bar of tho supremo court will attend. The court, as a body, and a committee of tho two bouses, will accompany the remains to Toledo. llody round at Antorla. AsroitiA, March 'St. Tho body of a man was found Saturday after noon under the Seaside Packing Company's mess house, in tho lower part of tho city water front. It had evidently been in tho Water a con siderable time. Papers in tho pockets showed that tho deceased's namo was Oscar Hanson, that ho was aged .'In, and a member of tho Gray's harbor branch of the llsherman's union. It Is supposed that ho fell from tho O. H. & N. dock some weeks ago. Killml liy 11U Son. Louibvim.k, March 25. James Meruit, a fanner living near Frank fort, was shot and killed Saturday by his son. Tho father Ixiciuno angry because his wife wanted a now pair of shoes, and threatening to kill both her and tho boy, drew a rovolvor. Tho boy was tho quicker, however, and shot him down. Ho was lodged in Jail, A Tvuiii Turllf Dtdiutit. PnovinuNci:, March 25. Boforo tho Commercial club to-night, Sena tors Cliawj and Aldrlch spoke In re ply to Representatives Mills and Brqekonrldge, who addrosMid tho club a inonthfrngo. Tho senators l)oth said It TYffiflil bo a most fatal Htcp to admltigROrcc, and argued gonorally iu favor of'protectlon. II