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EVENING CAPITAL JOURNAL.
VOL. 4.
'HE PEOPLE'S PAPER."
SALEM, OREGON, JTKEDAV, AUGUST 21, 1891.
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Mnboon nnd Itat.
A curiosity In tho way of baboons ts
offered out at tho zoological garden,
tho naino of tho eccentric animal being
Rocks. Until lately Rocks had the
reputation of being a quite well behaved
inhabitant of tho "zoo," but recently
ho developed an astonishing love for
rats, and in consequonco it is almost
inipossiblo to keep tho place freo from
tho infesting rodents. Tho baboon is
fed on sweet potatoes, and it is cus
tomary when mealtimo comes for him
to break a. pieco off of a potato and
throw It in a corner which ho knows is
a den of rats, thus endeavoring to en
tico them from their lair to become his
playmates.
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them in his own burly manner, which
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the frailty of tho littlo beast ho actually
kills them with kindness. Finding tho
diminutive rodent lifeless it ts Rocks'
turn to mourn, and ho immediately
seeks a hiding placo for tho body in tho
straw which litters his cago. When tho
keeper comes to removo tho corpse tho
baboon has the rat well concealed, and
is loath to part with it. Ho barks and
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hour in ono of theso shops and fumblo
tho Hash papers wliilo ho waits for ills
particular tonsoriai artist to bo nt lib
erty, it strengthens tho conviction that
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who doesn't learn to shavo himself wliilo
his beard is young is laying up n lifo of
slavery to public barbers. In tho
course of an ordinarily long lifetimo ho
will spend about throo years sitting
around n barber shop and a year or two
more going nnd coming. Now York
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Tho Lip In Dental Operations.
A Into invention in dental prnotico is
tho devico for protecting tho lower lip
of tho patient while operating. It con
sists of a suitably shaped Btrip of Gor
man silver plato, bent to form when
placed In position an Inverted letter L.
A soft rubber pad is hold within tho
bent portion, which Is dotachablo, and
is intonded to rest upon tho teeth to
render tho device nioro comfortable and
secure A loop of braid is attached to
tho lower end, by which tho patient
can hold tho appliance (Irmly in placo.
Though designed mainly to protect the
patient's lip, this devico also protects
tho lingers of tho dentist from tho cut
ting odgos of tho lower teeth, assists In
keeping tho mouth open, nnd possibly
partially distracts tho mind of tho pa
tient from tho operation. Now York
Telegram.
Negroes In Ueaven.
"I know an Irishman In Amosbury,"
Mr. Whittlor said, his oyes twinkling at
tho rouiembrance, "who was very much
opposed to social equality for tho negro.
I said to him: 'But thero aro many
Catholic negroes in Brazil, tho West
Indies and other places. Thy church
accounts of them as it docs of theo.
And theo'll havo to como to It in
heaven. Theo'll havo to meet the ne
groes thero on equal terms.' I thought
that I had silenced him with an un
answerable argument Ho sat musing
for a moment, then looking up at mo,
'And can't tho Lord make them wlilto
In heaven, Mr. Whlttier?'" Boston
Pilot
Every now watch needs careful regu
lation when it comes In contact with
tho bodily magnetism of tho wearer.
Even a cbnngo from ono man to an
other will throw out tho regulation of a
fino watcli. Cnro and sotno common
senso aro required.
Among tho curiosities on exhibition
in tho British museum is a Chinese
bank noto Issued during tho reign of
tho Emporor Ilnng-Wti, A. D., 1308-99.
This b supposed to bo tho earliest spec
imen of a bank noto in existence.
Barasato, the violinist. Is a small man
of swarthy complexion and black hair.
Ho is a Spaniard by birth, and Is forty
seven years old. He Is extravagantly
popular in bis natlvo town, to which lis
pays an annual visit
On tho destruction of tho hair folli
cles through a brulso or abrasion of the
scalp a freo application of oil to tho part
may result In producing ualr of the
normal color.
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U. W.HEELKIt, Agent, . HMera, Orttfoa I
llltlTIStl GOLD IN AMKIUOAN l'Ot.l-
TICS.
Oblckasaw Messenger Okolona, M Iss.
Tho lutlueuco of British gold in
tho affairs of men and nations has
long been n subject of remark and
study,buttho average American citi
zen scarcely allows himself to think,
whllo reading of somo wonderful
conquest, which English capital haa
made, that this country can over be
eilected thereby, and ho seems per
fectly oblivious to thonlarmlug fucts
that surround him. It was tho
Shylock of Lombard street, Lou
don, who first suggested a bonded
war debt. Ho depreciated green
backs bol;v gold; ho in company
with his Wnll street cousins then
bought greenbacks with gold nt
from 47 to GO cents on thodollar,nud
immediately re-luvestcd tho depre
ciated greenbacks in Uultcd titntes
bonds dollar for dollar. These bond
were mado payable In legal tender
notes (greenbacks) Interest aud prin
cipal. Tho money sharks, not con
tent with tho protlt made in buying
greenbacks at a discount, and not
content with their success in trans
forming non-interest bearing notes
Into interest bearing bonds, sol
themselves to work to change tho
contract as set forth In tho fuco of
tho bonds themselves, nnd they act
ually succeeded in inducing the so
culled representatives of tho people
in congress to pass an act making
theso very bonds purchased with
depreciated greenback payable prin
cipal and interest in coin. Aud it
litis been freely charged, and the
charge is backed by much direct and
clocumstantlal proof, that somo of
tho money of n London Jew went
to pay American statesman for thN
service. Not content with Ills suc
cess in doubling his wealth, while
nt the same tinio ho doubled tho
burden on our agriculturists and la
borers, the Lombard street bauker
scores another triumph over Ameri
can productive labor and In favor of
shrewd financial policy by sending
his agent to this country with half a
million in his pocket with Instruc
tions tq secure the deiunnitization of
silver and thus establish his bonds
on a gold basis. This seeheme, belt
told to our sknme, succeeded, and
although it is said thero Is not, nor
never was a United States bond cold
by the government for gold, every
ono held by a broker or money
cuangor in nny part of tho world hns
to bo paid in gold, Tho British finan
ciers have not stopped hero either.
Today thoy own lands onough In
this country to inuko three such
states asM iselsslppi If it lay 1 11 a body;
thoy own largo interests, anil in
somo instances controlling stock in
many of our most linportnut rail
road Hues aud other Industrial enter
prises in this country. Thoy are
said to have almost a monopoly of
tho great elevator business, requlr
inga large amount of capital. Thoy
have our country flooded with mort
gage and loan associations, through
tho eperatlons of which they aro
rapidly acquiring control of large
amounts of land in every stato al
most In the Union, and which bid
fair to absorb in a fow years our en
tire landed estate. Thoy dlctato the
eviction laws of many of tho states
now, aud they are so summary that
it is easier to evict a family In Kan
sas today than In Ireland. A littlo
mora than ono hundred years ago
our fathers whipped theso fellows
aud conquered for us the grandest
country on the globo, hut nt tho rate
they havo progressed In tho past
thirty ycarH In tiio business corrupt
ing our legislation with their gold,
it cannot bo long before they will
own our people body and soul.
Wlion tno power or money to op
press is extended a littlo further the
condition above foreshadowed will
be reached, and tho people of this
country becoino serfs aud slaves.
and tho British bond-holders, laud
speculators and usurers aro our mas
ters. This is no fancy picture but
tho inevitable result of the outra
geous system of llnaneound legisla
tion which has cursed this country
tho past thirty yenrn, and which
must ero long overthrow thu liberty
of tho people if not speedily checked.
Tho farmers would do It If aided, or
even let alone by the buulncss and
professional men of this country,
but unfortunately many of them
seem to havo a prejudice against
anyttilug projosed by a "hayseed,"
and In u struggle for financial Inde
pendence with thefoielgn plutocrats
thoy throw their Influence and votes
against tho Interest of their cotinUy
men. Whether tho organized weulth
producers nf this country will be
ablo to preserve u government of the
people, for tho peoplo and by tho
people, or whether tho hireling tools
of New and Old England will
hold them In subjection and finally
overthrow tho liberties of tho
mum, la a fjUrstlon to bo decided
much sooner than the corrupt poli
ticians will admit, or many good
and patriotic men suppose,
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report,
Baking
Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Rcy&l
a ykaii or rnospimiTY.
S. F. Chrenicle: That tho present
year will bo notnbloas one of unpre
cedented prosperity for the farmers
of this country appears to bo an as
sured fact. Close estimates nro now
possible of tho nmouut of tho lead
ing crops of cereals nnd other pro
ducts, whllo the condition of the
marked points to tho assurance that
prices will certainly romnln nt n
point considerably higher than has
been reached for somo years, with n
possibility of taking n flight far bo
yond presout conservative belief.
Against a norn crop last year of
about 1,600,000,000 bushels thero Is
abundant promise of fully 2,000,000
000 bushels for tho present season.
Tho wheat crop of 1890 fell a little
short of-100,000,000 bushols.whilo 1891
It will certainly reach 500,000,000.
Last year tho crop of oats was C23,
000,000 bushels; this year a round
hundred million will bo added, tho
total being estimated at 053,000,000
bushels. Upon the basis of theso
figures it will bo seen that tho crops
of tho three lending cereals show an
incrcaso of 28 8 per cent." over 1890
and 14.7 per cent, nbovo tho average
for the past eleven yenrs.
In 1890 wheat averaged a fraction
over83conts a bushel, but already
this season tho limit of $1 a bushel
has been passed. Estimating tho
average price ntthat rate, the wheat
crop alone will glvo tho farmers a
total of $500,000,000. Tho corn crop
of 1800 averaged a littlo more thau
CO cents a bushol in value. Allow
ing for no Incrcaso In prico this
would add $1,000,000,000 to tho vnl
uo of tho cereal crop. On tho basts
of last year's prices for oats that
crop would yield a total of ?260,000,
000. Tho Increased value of tho
crops of tho threo leading coroals
would thereforo exceed by f 150,000,
000 that for 1890, and Is ?050,000,000
nioro than tho nvcrago for tho past
eleven years.
Cotton, rice, tobacco, hops and
other stable crops Hhow tho same
tendency toward an Increased yield,
accompanied by higher prices, and
Is therefore no unfounded claim that
tho farmers of tho United States
will pocket a round $1,000,000,000
more than any year during the re
cent period of depressed prices.
Although tho assured prosperity
of tho American farmer oxposes tho
fallacy of many a pot theory of tho
enemies of protection, no ono will
bo so churlish as to refrain from con
gratulating tho agriculturist upon
his prosperity. Tho Immonso
amount of money that will bo put
Into tho farmers' hands this year
will go far toward reducing tho
mortgage debt over which somo un
happy politicians havo mourned
wish sucli pertinacity, and its cir
culation will stimulate every lino of
business, except perhaps tho manu
facture of freo trade "arguments,"
That Industry hns recolved a
staggering blow by the return of
prosperity to tho farmers, who, not
unnaturally, pcrhnps, hud been led
to aaorlbo tho lack of prosperity to
matters whloh aro now shown to
havo had nothing to do with caus
ing tho depression that Is now hap
pily at au end.
LITKHARY NOTES.
A now story, "Tho Moon Prlnco,"
by H. If. Munklttrick, was begun
in Harper's Young Peoplo for
August 11th. It Is written In tho
stylo of "Allco in Wonderlund,"
and Judging from tho chapters
which havo already appeared, It Is
by far tho best story which Mr.
Munklttrick hus yet written. A
number of droll rhymes and a series
of appropriate Illustrations by Ver
beck add to Its attractiveness,
Charles Dudley Warner has col
lected and arranged a scoro or more
of those delightful short catnys
witli which hu has from time to
tlmo opened tho "Editor's Druwer'1
of Hurper's Magazine, and Harper
t Brothers v, 111 very soon publish
tho same In a dainty volume entitled
"As Wo Were Baying," It will be
appropriately Illustrated by H. W.
MoVIckar and others.
issociatcd Press Report and
Digcsta of nil Important
News 01 To-Day.
MISCELLANY.
Uewnro of Oiulmruts fur Catarrh Hint
Contain Mercury,
as mercury will surely destroy the
souse of smell nnd completely de
range the whole system when en
tering It through tho mucous stir
fucen. Huch articles should never bo
used except on prescriptions from
reputable physicians, as the dumugo
inoy win uojs urn loid to tlio good
you can possibly derive from them.
Hall's Catarrh Cure, man 11 fact 11 red
by If. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, 0.,
contains no mercury, and Is tukeu
Internully.anilucts directly upon tho
blood and tiiumious surfaces of tho
system. In buying JJuII'm Catarrh
'yw In? sur you t tho genuine.
It is taken luiernally, uud made In
Toledo. Ohio, by F. J. Cheaov A i'.
Bold by druggists, price 73 ceutu per
wine.
KAISKIt AND OAPIUVI.
Bnnr.iN, Aug. 21. Thero nro
strong rumours afloat of Caprivl's
approaching resignation. Tho
chancellor has for somo tlmo post
been ou formal terms with tho
kaiser, owing to his disapproval of
measures that tho kalsor approved,
aud it Is said that tho kaiser is will
ing that Caprivl should go, but
does not wish to drive him away.
Tho kaiser Is gradually reducing tho
ofllco of chancellor to less Impor
tance, It being his purpose to have
Prlucolloury his chlof representa
tive, and to havo tho prince attend
to somo of tho more Important func
tions now discharged by tho chan
cellor. It is claimed in behalf of
of this chnngo that Prlnco Bis
marck, when chancellor, exagger
ated tho olllce and arrogated duties
that belonged to royalty. Tho In
terview betwecu tho kaiser and
Caprivl on Wednesday is said to
havo beeu nttcuded by uutisual
warmth, although Caprivl immedi
ately afterwards went about tho
business of tho empire as If nothing
had occurred.
Tlin I'llESIDKNT.
Bkhninoton, Vt., Aug. 21. Pres
ident Harrison aud party left here
yesterday for Mount McGregor,
where he arrived at 10:30.
VICTORIA'S WELCOME.
London, Aug. 21. Yesterday the
queen, accompanied by tho Duko of
Edluburgh and tho Duko of Con
naught, reviowed tho French lleet
in Osbomo bay, Tho Bpoctaclo wdh
ono of tho most magnificent over
Been in English waters, Tho British
squadron of escort, however, fur
nished most of the magnificence.
Tho vessels, both British uud French
wero splendidly decorated, while
their armaments woro in tho best
possible order. Sailors lined the
yards and olllccrs In gold laco uud
brilliant uniforms wero conspicuous
amid tho more sober attire of the
rank and fllo. The queen looked
brighter aud happier than durlrg
tho kaiser's visit, perhaps becaUEo
she hits recovered from tho slight
cold that had troubled her. In mil
itary anil naval matters Queen
Victoria is never perfunctory. Sho
ulso shows u genuine interest In
battalions and bnttlo-ships, and she
nindo Inquiries as to French vessels,
their coniinnndorH uud armaments,
whllo the Duko of Edinburgh nnd
tho Duko of Connuught wore less
inquisitive. Owing probably to his
being tho brother-in-law of tho czar,
tho Duko of Edinburgh received an
extra share of French cordiality, a
fuct which did not cscapo the atten
tion of the British, In tho oveutng
Admiral Uervuls and somo of tho
ofllcers dined with tho queen at
Osborne
CHILIAN MATTERS.
Wahhinciton, Aug. 21. In diplo
mats circles It Is confidently ox
IH'Ctod that tho stato department
will grant tho envoys of thu Chilian
constitutional government a chauce
to urguo their cuuso. They were
uuoHlclally Informed some time ago,
through a United States senator,
that they could not bo received.
Subsequently, however, the fortunes
of tho Insurgents Improved and It is
hollovod that tho reports of Minister
Egun's conduct will cause Secretary
Blaluo to rovlso his polloy toward
Chill. Private advices lutely re
ceived from Santiago Indicate that
Egan continues to exert himself In
favor of Bulmaceda, talking openly
against tho constitutional govern
ment. Now that tho cargoes of arms and
ammunition havoarrivedat Iqulquo
tho agents of thu constitutional gov
prinnont hero do not appear to
worry over tho Itatu cuse. The
general supposition Is that she will
bo released. If shu is, her owners
will Immediately bring an uellon
against this government for largo
dumugeu. Honor Varus, one nf the
agents of tho Insurgents, luw gono
to Kan Francisco to give his personal
attention tojtho Itulactt&o.Mr.Fofltor,
another colleague of Senor Monff,
sultl It could niulio but little differ
ence now to the revolutionists what
the courts do with thu Ituta. "I
think perhaps It would bo bet for
our cuiih'," he told, "to have a de
cision uguliiHt us. It would empha
size the tinfulr munncr i whloh we
have been -treated and help our