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About Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893 | View Entire Issue (June 15, 1889)
3 V. u SUBSCRIBE For. adver rrsis THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, JOURNAL. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL TUB BEST PAPER IN SALEM. id II IT WILL UK A GOOD INVESTMENT. 49-You will be well plowed with it.-tfs -Tho Terms nro Most Rcoscuinble-CtJ jWn i VOL. 2. SALEaC OREGOX. SATURDAY, JUKE 15, 1889. NO. 01. ' "1 DIRECTS From New York and Chicago Q Till? FINEST GOODS IN THE CITY. i DRESS GOODS (J And trimmings of idl kinds to match in Persian trim I 1 l lidngs, Plaid, Stripe nttd plain Surahs, Braids, Plushes f- etc., etc. p W .RIBBONS, KID GLOYES-AND GLOVES OF ALL KINDS SUNSHADES AND PARASOLS. Full mill Complete Lines of Embroideries and , Laces in All Widths. OQ Beaded 'Shoulder Wraps and latest Novel ties in Scarfs, FULL LINR OF DRY r- ?' CARPETS. Curtains, Poles, Portiers. ,BSF"A full and complete stock of Men's Furnishing Goodiy 3 f -"Vn 9Q0 f!ntmaii Qfuffl nu. hum vuinw uituij M LUNN & New Livery Stable. J. Mocey hus lately purchased the Liv ery and Feed Stable formerly owned bjr Wagner & German, and now conduct A FIRST-CLASS- STABLE ! He,bassomeof th&beht rigs In the city. Give him a call and it will be filled with great promptness. - DAVID T. WILLIAMS, Proprietor of Saleijteai -Laundry. -cSALEM, OREGON. v r 49-Orderx left at Stelner's gioeery store will recel "prompt attention George II. Hayes has been appointed special agent lor the above laundry and any washing lea witk him will be prompt ly attended to. (. S-l'rlcc3 reasonable and work guarnn teed. . ' J. . CULVER, County Surveyor. JAMES WALTON, Topographer. W. H.IBYARS. Civil Engineer, Byars, Culver IWalfon Surveyors & Topographers, RurvAvs. drafts, nlats mnpsand descriptions or lanas u niois, huu roads, ditches, streets, sewers, alleys, etc. etc., made and furnished at reasouHuiu (jm-w. vm. Lwht Soma Tsakmt. corners and lines re-es- w. u k. uvKUT lauusneu mini original tot, . v. fleld notes. Grades lor ditches, roads, streets or sew ers, with estimates furnished on applica tion. Address County Suneyor's otllee, Selcm, 'Oregon. ESTABLISHED UY NATIONAL AUTHORITY .I yauiian.uiL.uiiu. uu OF SALEM OREGON. Capital-Paid op, ' - 175,000 Surplus,''. ..-..- lOJOOO B. B. WALLACE, - - President. V. "",', AlARTIN, - Vice-President. J, II. AliRKRT, :- - - Cashier. OIRLCTORSi W.T.Gray, W.W. Martin, J. M. Martin, R, H. Wallace, JOr, W.'A.Cuslck J. II. Albert, T. McF, l'utton. t. LOANS IvlADE . To fanners on wheat and other markets uble produce, consigned or In store, either In ortvaje graarieor .pubBe warehouse. SUie ui Couil? l$ftk'Bt at Par. commerciaiWer Discounted t aaWe, r",t'- Utsf drawn dlreel on - k. R.H'c"S&jf?,? KraneUto, IHirlLmd. Ijoa&tw, I-urt. Brllu, Hopj JTong and Clciittii. rr JHBHT T heCao tal-National Bank ,.rq GOODS AND NOTIONS nnil C'nmmnuniM Cfnnnio ami vuiuuivitiai on ecu. . . BROWN. ZJ SALEM, OREGON. WM. N. LADUE, ; President. DIt. J. REYNOLUa, - Vice President JOHN MOIR, Cashier. GENERAL BANKING. Exchange on Portland, San Francisco, New York, London and Hong Kong bought and sold. State, County and City warrants bought. Farmers are cordially Invited to deposit vnd transact business with us. Liberal advances made on wheat, wool, hops and other property at reasonnbio rates. Insurance on such se curity can be obtained at the bank in most reliable companies. NEW LIVERY STABLE, Gaines Fisher, Proprietor. Corner Ferry and Liberty streets, N. E. cor from Chemekcte hotel, Salem, Or. Good accommodations for commercial travelers. First-class rlija nl ways on hand Charges reasonnbio. C M. L0CKW00D, SALEM. - - - - OREGON. Headquarters for the Willamette Valley forth celebrated Columbia bicycles and tricycles; The Columblasare well known, are the best made, and have valuable Im provements for tho year. Those wanting machines will do well to enll on or corres pond with me beforo purchasing. Olllce atGi!be:t Bros. bank, !H7 Commercial St., Salem. DO YOU EAT? If you do, call at the W. C. T. U. RESTAURANT in the opera house block, where you can get a good clean mealat any tlmeof -day or evening. . ' This restaurant is under new manage ment nnd hutlofactlon is guaranteed, fcv. e-ything Is in flrot-cIaBs slinpo. Mr.and Mrs. 8. E HOWARD, The New Managers, THE IIOSIE RESTAURANT, TTaUngbeen furnished for the especial H accommodotloh of the Public, He niitethofattentlouof the the HU.NGin and sleepy ones to "Our Home" beds, new and clean; good "Home" meals served reg ularly three times a day. No Chineo in the kitchen. GUeus a call and see for yours.lf. E. M. LAW, Proprietor. Cor. Court and HlghHL, Halem, Or. Bit. If. SMITH, DENTIST, Has a new process by which n fll plate of art Irlclal teeth j ; perfectly that one ran cat with them well the first day they are lntrted. Tlio.e i wearing loose platen, rattling around In the moutOVhlle eating, to the great nnuoyanc of tliem- enjoy comfort. Hr. troltl nj" 4 harn store. All work warwoted to plwue, Tt-etb fllld or extracted wift i out pain. Remember the place. oer Iear Lorn'a hrn hop. Commercial . Hiilem,i)rfi, ,, ' i yU O First National Bank fl ! Always in Everybody knows that, without any exception, The Cap ital f Adventure Company have tlio most complete general stock in Salem and we guarantee to undersell any ot our com petitors. We have the largest and best assortment of Clothing, Hats' Boots and Shoes for gentlemen, and can please any one either in quality or price. People who have to labor and want the most for their money will.find it to their advantage-to trade with us. We always' give full weight and good measure We make a spe cially of country trade, and fanners will iind our prices (qual ity and weight being taken into consideration) lower thnu the lowest. We handle country produce and pay the highest CASH price for wool. We have plenty of room for all, and can make everybody feel at home in our store. We oiler you no baits, expecting to make it up on (something else, but mark i our goods at a uniform low price. These are facts in the case, and by calling at the Oper.i House Corner wo will show you goods for prices that will prove all we say to be! true. . Capital Adventure Company, Salem, - -' - !.c A. E. STRANG, No. 303 Commercial Street. SALEM, - - OREGON. -DEALER IN- STOVES and RANGES Plumbing, Gas anirSteam Fitting. Tinware and Artistic Metal Work a Specialty. -Agent for the RICHARDSON 4 BOYNTON COMPANY'S Furnaces. Es tablished In 184S New Butcher Shop AT NO. llO STATE ST. ANGEVJNE & HANS0ME. Have opened up a llrst-claks butcher shop nt tbo above location, where, they will bn pleased to serve tho people with tho CHOICEST AND lSESr MEATrO of all kindathat the market affords' ! Give them u call and be convinced of the superiority of their meats. i 49-Uoods delivered free. Proposals for Wood. SEALP.D PROlKWALS-VTill b rcceed n( tho ottice f th secretary of state until 12 in or Jiii.c'ltlth, IttfU.ror the delivery on the capltol trroundstiu or betore August Ut, 18811, of nil or any pilrt of W cords of oak nnd GO cords of rlr wiVid corded closely, Oak must bo ,souul body timber cut immtt'rtfty trees ami not moio thunlx lnouthscut. XV . . Fir must be cut (fomtargelUo trees. All wood must io foul feet loiig.reasona- hltr firrnlfrhr ntirl'iml diameter. i Separate bls will beretyl edatthosame time nnd Blace fpr cutring into throo lengths f above vtood and storing Uie same in Uie capltol bulldink; storage to be compleWd by September 15tb, 1889. All Bids will Te opened it the nboo oftlcent 2p.m. June 1, 18.SH. (1WJ. W.V"l"lKi 5-10-tf Hccrctah' or stute. I THE OLD ABLE Blacksmith and Knight Is now fully ucon maker. -John itablished at his new iHlrtel. He uses all quarters on i-iuei the new melhodrdrn bis art and makes a specialty or aisei I horses feet, Frank LynebjBiii cLirge of the wagon department ad does A general repairing business. 'Wlcse gcut'men are too well known for ui to try and Vcnminend them Mr. Knight has ueen nveormyear. ATTENTION FARMERS! t Hlg, little, new, old, second-hand, rolling, j rtat.lmnnned. unimproved, nnd In fact all ' kinds of Farms for Sale, A Etod firm cheap and erop thrown In. Come hnd seeiu before) cu buy. THOMAS & PAYNE 07 STATE SX. SALEM the Lead!! Jk - - -Q n. Oregon House! .. Corner.Mill and Summer Sts.. Three Blocks West of Depot, Salem, Or. PLEASANT ROOMS AND GOOP TABLE. Board and Lodging Per Day, $1. Free transportation of passengers nnd baggage to and from depot iiroiu aepoi. II. J. SHARP, Propilotor. WANTED. WANTED A situation by a boy U years old, on farm or stock rancho. A good worker, can plow or tend stock. Call at the ofllce of the Capital .iouunai. for "D." MtfWl WANTED A irontlemun of tlvo years ex- ' peilcnce la commlhslon business wnnts a position Indoors where he can put In all his time, Jlas iiad somoexperlenco In real OJtate and Insurance; is n good hand In a waichouse; Is a good mathematician and cn keep books and make himself general ly useful and Ib not afraid of work. Rest of references glen. Address "R.," Jour nal Ovt ick. 5-Htf FOR RENT. 17oR RENTV- In aline locality, several nicely furnished rooms, either with or without board. For particulars call upon Wrn. H.Arnold, 37 Winter street. FOR SALE Villi HAlAj.pTuoawo on good lot, 100 xl60 fect.Vm high itommi in South Halem, house tuts forSTircr month only Uffl. ND. Jonc?W'r1f, Oregon, Jmu sAi.E.-A Farm of ;t acres ' all under fence and cultivation, In the est rango country of Eastern Oregon. Tho best uiancu ever oflcrcd for n man to engage In stock raising. For particulars canon or auurrss j W.II. II YARS, Halem, Oregon. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. ' J. SlI A W, attorney ot fa w7K7ilcTn, OriS ' gon. Olllco U-Htalr8 In the l'utton block. " f J. JENNINOS 1). D. H DENTIST J Oflloo In tha Now Rank 11 lock. Com tnorclul street, Huletu. Sign of tho big tooth. dw ntiVHisrxiT.-snin.riii. m. ir. f?coY I physlclun and surgeou, has located und taken room ocr Sfiulro Farmr's grocery store. Chronic diseases a spec laity. Consultation free. 12-21dw f P, WILLIAMS, STENOGRAPHER ' 1 . and Typewriter Copyist. Will make reports or inais, oic; cupyiug on iyrn wrlter accurately unl neatly done. Ofllce with I A Manning, Commercial St., Up stulrs, New Hank iliock. HoniKTY NOTIca. OLIVE LODOE No. 18, I, O. O. P., meets in Odd Fellows' Hall up stairs. Cornei , commercial unu rerry streets, very rat 1 urdayat 7:'i0p. m. 1 J.T.ailKtlU. J AH. WALTON, Secrctury, N. G"' A. It Sedgwick Pol, No. 10, Depart ment of Oregon, meets every Monday 1 evening at the hall ocr the Oregon Lund eoiniKiny'M ottice. Visiting txnnntiltw nr 1 cordially Invltid tontlrnd. 1 A. W. Diiayokh, Post Coininadtr. , II, F. BoUTiiwjcK.Adjutirii. I Trucks and Drays. MORGAN & MEAD ' Are now provided with line new drays nnd trucks nndurepreiared to no all bust- , ness In tlut lino lu the bet of shape. They give their ronj)l u peril-on to ' all work. ivrner Mt mill timme rcll lrHt Proposals for Soppk The board of trilHtncvt of thnOrrfnn Atntr ItisanoAsjIum hereby Inlto sealed pro posals for furnlshlug at the nylum, near oaiem, urrgon, ine louowing supplies 1 tho ix mouths commencing July 1, lSSli; DRUC1S. S lbttluld extract rncnm sngnidn. 'J lb fluid extract rhus aromntlca. 1 lb fluid extract clmlcifug nc. 'i lbs fluid extract ginger. 1 lb lluld extract rrucuanah. 2 lbs fluid extract liquorice. 1 lb lluld extract sennn. 2 lbs fluid extract cherry bark 2 lbi fluid extract arnica. l Ih tannle acid.' :tlbs cat bollc acid crystals. 2 lbs biomlde of potash. 2 lUs Iodide potash 1 lb Iodide aminontn, 1 lb subnlt bismuth, Fquihhs. fl lbs gum camphor 1 lb pulv acacia. 10 lbs cpsom salts. 1 lb pyro phosphate Iron. 0o7s concentrated nitrous, ether. 80s oil cloo. 2 07s oil lemon. 2 07S oil bay. ' loOO nil Aloln Co (McK. A R.) 200 pll mangaliese binox (McK All 2 ir. 200 pll phosphorus l-50(McfK A R.) JKI nil .l..iu..lw..u 1.1(111 W ,!.. l.Uflllri 117. ...IfU 3 doz surgconv sponges. 1000 onipty capsules, Nojl 's groNS corks each Nos ltoUXX extra long. 1 gross pill boxes. No ISO. 1-3 gross ointment boxes 1 and 2 07 each. i gross 2 drachm vlnls. 1 gi-oss 1 oz Phlla ovals. Is a .. .1 ii " t " " " 17 11 g (i it 11 Q ii 8 . 11 11 5 gals port wine, Napa alley. .t gais wiuskv, j iv -juner. y, doz Davidson syringes, No 1. )l doz black hnid rubber Nyrlnges. ,' oz y, doz " " " " " l " V5 doz car syringes ngnis giyceuno. .'Ignis grape brandy. 5 gals sherry wine, No. I. fi gals alcohol. a bbls sal soda. . 15 lbs Japan Max. 1 lb mi ammonia, cone. 1 lb ci cam of tartar, Squlhbs, If lb rcsubllmatcd Iodine, 2 lbs rosin. 2 lbs gum usafoctlda, ' 1 lbaccetlcncld. 2 lbs diluted phosphoric acid. 1 doz Phillip's cod liver oil. ; ft rubber tubing, Inch. WlUteiing paper. 10 inch. (1 07. sulfoual. 2 doz hot's soluble hypodermic tablets, sulphate hyoscj amine, No J5, -W gr, John Weth A Uro. 21XX) now der pap 'rs, No IB ' do, soft rubber catheters DRY GOODS !So0 lbs yarn, all wool; 2o0 lbs white; 100 bhui 2000 yds Canton flannel, Nashua XXX MK) j ds Marhclles, York M'fg Co checks TiOO yds Lonsdale lino sheeting,!)! In 200 ds lAinsilalo tine sheeting, 9-4 1200 yards mariner's stripes (Amoskeag) hOO yds Pcquot sheeting, heavy A, SO lu 1200 yds Pcquot sheeting, heavy, 45 In 200yds loui'Mliu, leil nnil lilnnchoak. MX) j ds calico, American full standard. 100 ds table oil cloth, uhlleiindheavy W) doz spools white thiead, NoKfl, Mllo End 15 do pairs suspenders 1J do. Tin key red handkerchiefs 0 doz spools black linen thread, No,'2'i GROCERIES (000 lbs Liverpool Rait, line 720 lbs tea, (7 K braitd, Pom-hong, IW0 lbs tobacco, Rnpldnn hiiiiul HiO lbs China staich .too lbs soda crackers, extra fic&h 200 lbs raisins, California lajcrs. ltXIlbs Oermea Sperry's new pioccss 12,000 lbs sugar; 7000 golden C, 5000 groin iiou ids cntese, wransions, or as goou 2000 lbs com meal, Ho d DuU, fresh gioiind. 1 100 lbs cracked heat, fresh ground, 1'tOO lbs ot meal, fresh ground. KlOOlbs coarse hominy, fresh gioitud. 1410 lbs rolled onts(Coriuack's patent), .'SOU lbs di led currants. 141 lbs carli soda, C and Co A and II brand. 1U0 lbs sago. 20 doz brooms, 18 doz cans oysters, Illuo Points, indoz concentrated lye (American), 12 do cans corn. Wlnslow. 1 doz Turkey dusters, 14 In. 5 doz dust brushes, Murphy and L A Co., 711. 2 doz small mirrors, 10x12 In, ilOO'gals syrup, extra Golden, American rctlucd. 200 gaU coal oil, CO gal tanks. Pearl brand. 100 gals molasses. Oilcans extra, 1 doz (its olive oil 25 gross mutches, Metropolitan and Com Co. 12 boxes maccaronl, No 1. 12 boxes vermlcllll, No 1, COFFEE. 1MX) lbs Costa Idea, 1st. grade. 150 lbs Government Java, 75 lbs Real Mocha. I0O lbs Chicory. SPICF.8. 200 lbs black pepper. 50 lbs cinnamon. 50 lbs ginger. ;(0 lbs ulUplce. 50 lbs mustard. 'M lbs cloves. 20 lbs mace. 10 lbs sage, . II) lbs iingroutid cloves. 10 lbi iiiiground cinnamon Imrk, fine. ' CROCKERY. IX du. tea cups, without handles, wit, JK do. Mincers, V G. 40 doz bow Is, rijt, W 0 '(lo. HI howls, W tl VINICGaU. 400 gals pure elder vinegar, 10 gr FLOUR X) bbls best toller piooess.to bedelUrred asri quired , STATIONERY 10 boxes 401 Olllott'H pens 2l)ies Ixnidou Inul'en Co, No 4 genuine 8 (its lnlc;7qts Arnold's, lot Htaftord's II II 8 doz Parson's Indelible Ink (I renins letter paper, Lle (;nk HOA1' 2Vi0lii Ulrk'sMiv(iii,r ii good MEAT8 ;IV) llx jicr dny. moie or less, ol btef und iniilton, ns reifiilnd, In ual purls of fore and hind quarters H.implcH may he seen at Iho ofllce of tho board of trustees, und goods must be In lie conl.mco tlii'iewllh Goods miiMtisiiiio In orlglnul parkuges, when poslblu '1 he Ism rdrcscno tho right to reject any And Mil bids Deliver) of supplies will be. required within ten days' notlecof acceptance of bid A copy of this iKUerllseineut mil tac comjmny each bid The numu of the clas of supplies bid iimu must lie written 011 the eiwclojw ICueh hid must Include all the Items In the special cbiss bid upon, und must give Items and totals In full, with the exception of meat mid flour Auditing olMMfx are prohibited by law from conllrmlnif'.ttoeoiintsiof purchases when the ttdverliietiienl doc nut contain n fulluiidixiinpletedescrlptlonof theklnds of articles to bu purtluised lilds will bo ciin.ldered at 10-;i0 union Tu(ily,July2. 1 ww 'hylvekter PKNNOYER, ok .w.ml'Iiihde, O. W. WEIilL , Hoard ofl rustees, WM. A AllfJfLKV, J'lerk njto!in. LATEST BY TELEGRAPH Allmny l'oinls. Aliiany, Juno 15. Articles of tti corporation worn flled yesterday with tho county clerk lncortiorntlnu; the Sclo railway company with u capital stock of $25,000. The incor porators tiro P. O. Smith, B. O. Hyde, A. .1. .Tohnton, Edward CSoin and C. VanUlove. Tho object of tlie eomiwny is to build nnd operate ti standaid gauge railroad from Scio to Munkers, to connect with the, Ore gon Pacillc road. Tho stock books will bo opened at once. At tho last meeting of the city council the committco on lire and water was authorized to consult with tho board of lire dolegates and take steps toward organizing a now lire company for the purpose of operating tho hand engine now heie. The members of tho committees nnd tho board of lire delegates hold a meet ing yesterday and decided to at tempt to organize such a company nt once. Stanley llcnrtl From. Zan.ihar, Juno 13. Letters re ceived hero from Urul, on the south east shore of Lake Victoria Nynnza, tinted December .d, stnto thut Stan ley nrrlved nt Ururl, stayed Unite for a short time, and leturned to Victoria Nyauzn. Ho left behind seventy-six men owing to sickness, and forty-six rillcs. Most of tho sick eventually died. A short time nfter Mitchell uirlvcd they took away the rllles. tl was reported that H. M. Stnnloy hud Mistninoil a heavyj loss of men owing to sickness anfl no provisions. Kinln i'asha is at Un yaia, ilfteen days distant. Stanley took uway overythlng nnd returned to Emln Pasha, giving the writer n letter to take personally to his agent. A Chippewa Uprising. Minneapolis, Mlnii. Juno 14. Aieporter started for tho sccno of the Chippewa Jndian outbreak hiBt night, arriving this morning. Three cumpunieH of regular troops are at Morn, tho nenrest town. It Is not known positively thnt more thnu one man has been shot, but'thegrave reports nro not vet discredited and they nro thought to coino from re sponsible men. Captain Staunch left for tho scene of tho outbreak with his foico this morning. Sever al fumllics mo living nenr the lake who hnd troublo with tho Indians. and it h fen red that these hnyo suf fered. ' A Hoy's Ears Cut HIT. Kkoicuk, la., June 14. Two tramps most brutally assaulted a 15 vear old boy named Wright, who was working lu a Held and was ap proached by tho tramps, who do mnnded money. Upon being refused they throw tho boy down, cut oil his cars, cut him about tho throat nnd faco and otherwise maltreated him, leaving him in tho Held for dead. At last reports ho was still alive. Much ex citement prevails nt Litiville, and if the brutes nro caught they will bo probably lynched. Ilrnth IMh (Inly ItHU'f. Stillwatlr, Minn,, Juno II. Hob Younger, tho youngest of the three finn'mis bandit brothcis, who have been within the walls of Still water penitentiary since the day, fourteen years ngo, Ihey attempted to plunder Uie Klivt National bank at Noithlk'ld, Minn., when Ihey weie pic-vented by a plucky cashier, whom they shot down in cold bloody Is in the shadow of death. The pri son physlclnu s.iys his days nro unm oored, and the chances arc Unit he will not live. ('lunula Aiourio.1. New York, June 11. A coires pondent I10111 Ottnwu, Ontario, says: The ullownuce of the Jesuits' Es tates bill, grunting f 101,000 to the oidcrof Jestills for lafid claimed to have been owned by the order lu Quebec previous to their expulsion or departure from (ho country, was the Inst act required to kindle into llfiiue the bitter feelings of animos ity hguliibl the government fur their pandering to tho support of the French lu Quebec Not 11 Life Was bout. Tacoma, Juno 14 Not 11 human life was lost lu the Henttlucoullagra tiou. Careful Investigation shows thnt 110 one is mUslug, and the two skeletons, or pieces of bones, found in the ruins, are known to have been nrtleuluted, showing that they belonged to physicians' olllces. There Is no member of the lire de partment missing, and the bones found lu the Chinese quarter were those ready to be- forwarded to tho flowery Kingdom, coxiuafijtep nisPATCHHs. CnlvinS. "Urice iifecods3jthc Intc W. II. Unruum ns chrtlrninu of the untlnnnl democratic committee. Anthony Comstock raided n print ing otllco In New York nnd seized 1,(KK),000 lottery tickets nnd a. lot of material used in printing the same. Tho secretary of war has defined the nillltnry rcbcrvntiou of tho San Juan Islands ns comprising part of sections 2, 7, and 8, making n tract of (140 acres. All trespassing stock has boeu re moved from the Umatilla Indian re- sei'vntion. Tho nggregnto number removed amounted to -10,00(1 sheep and 10,000 cattle. A disastrous envu-in occured in a mine nt Wilkesbnrre, Pn. It wns directly under n part of tho city nnd the streets wore tilled with crevices through which gas escaped. Great excitement wns caused nnd consider able dntnnge done. Sullivan Out (In Hail. CmoAcio, June. 14. Alexander Sulllvnn wns to-day restored to lib erty by Judge Tuloy. Tho relense was tho immcdlato result of Sulli van's application for n writ of hnbeas corpus. Tho bail wtw llxcd nt $20,- 000, nnd was promptly furnished by four well-known citizens, ettch of whom represented many times tho total amount asked. Sullivan walk ed out of tho court nfter having been h9 than threo days in custody. Trutlo With Australia. San KiiANt'ibCO, June 13. Statis tics published hero of tho trade with Australia show Unit tho vnluo of the exports In 1887 from San Francisco to Australia was ?1, 000,000 while In 188S It wns 1,8:10,000 or nn Increase of 80 per cent. An Improved Air Ship. An air ship designed to bo com pletely under con troll of tho opera tor, nnd to bo easily Hteored and propelled In any direction, with, on, or against the wind, forms tho sub ject of a patont issued to llcimnu Kieokort, of Now York City. The most prominent feature of the con struction Is a balloon made in three compartments, the lower one stif fened by a fniuoworkand supporting tho second compartment, on which Is secured tho third compartment, exposed to the notion of the wind, nnd with Its edges attached to tho framework.' A closed basket Is sup ported 011 tho under sldo of thobal- loon, and contains a motive power, preferably lu bicycle form, for oper ating sldowlso llnpplug wings and central wings. A suction wheel is mounted to rotate above tho basket at Its rear from tho motive power located in the basket, communica ted through a ftlctlou wheel, which can readily be thrown into and out of contact with tho suction wheel, while a propeller wheel Is secured on the shaft of tho friction wheel, to bo operated thereby. Tho steering device, located in front of tho basket, consists of a vertical wing mounted toswlng, audit disk wing pivoted on the vertical wing, ropes extend ing Into thu basket for operating the wings. Wire liiNteiid of Twine. A simple device is reported to have Iwcn pel fected In, Illinois, which will lender farmers Independent of the binding twine trunt. Forsome weeks a harvester has been at work In Uie tall grass on tho Missouri bottoms, opjsislte Qtilncy, binding with wire iusteadoftwluonndthodevlco fordo ing sols pronounced a complete suc cess. A twister Is siniplysubstltuted for tho knotter used in the twine binder. Tho farmer can therefore uso either wire or twine, atn tho change can be made lu a moment. It isstatcd that tho old objections to who binders have beou obviated lu the new attachment. Minnie Moses Is sentenced to bu hanged nt llirmlugham, Ala,, on June 17. The crime for which she was convicted was highway roberry and an attempt to murder an old woman peddler. Tho old woman Is still alive, and If the seuteuco Is car rid out Minnie will lu hanged for highway robbery. "My boy," wild Mrs. Tnlkwell. fondly, "always tell tho truth.1' You are nine years of age now, qulto old enough to reuu'iiiUer that It is very wicked to tell or act a lie.'' An hour labr 011 tho street cur' "Quick, Toiiuuy, draw up yur feet und droop yjur head. If 'the con ductor thinks you aro under six won't lv to pay your fare" Ml I I 1 H il )