Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, October 07, 1891, Image 1

Evening capital journal., October 07, 1891, Image 1

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1891)

Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (4.9 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextPSR BtVP.1 &--?- - "Wfw,r'T GAHTAL JOURNAL. VOL- 4. "THE PJEOPJQE'S PATER." SALEM; OREGON, "JjDITESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1801. "TO-DAY'S NEWS TO-DAY." IfO. 182. wgyfli EVENING mmmmrKammmmmiMmmmKm0mmmmmmmmmmmsmwiiwnmmwei mmmmmmmmmwamurrmmmma T. McF. PATTON'S XXOW to mnlffi fl.Tirl . it with us. A penny saved - -:- HOSIERY. Infant's Cashmere Hoso Children')) Cotton Hose 10, Children's Wool Hose Ladies' Cotton Hose 10, 15, Ladies' Wool Hose Ladies' Cash mere Hose Boy's good School Hose VNDKAWKA ft?"" Infant's Lambs Wool Vests uu ureu's mixed grey Uuderwear i Children's Camels.hair Uunderwear i Chliarpii's scarlet Wool Underwear.. i l.n!ft' Mnrinn TTmi1..h. wv' -.-.. ,.v uuuci weur , . l - ISd es NaturalWool RibbedUuderweur 90-$l 2.3. uunouMuici, n inn luuuixi unaerweitr.uu- i 2.5. " ,. PBflBMMTII(lgeeiJUIJMIklLk.iMJlLMP'HtrHlllr''IM'T1TI II uiilmu, DHUu, Commercial Street. The Best for the Money all the Time. A. KIvKIN. RELIABLE SHOES. SALEM. "The Best" BOOTS AND SHOES. Wm. Brown 231' Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon. "The Best." "The Best." J. J. MUTTON, SIGN AND HOUSE PAINTING, pJl,D,nEj 9ratlve Paper Hanghijr, Kabnmlolnff, etc., ect. Offlce -'- Commercial rtreet, Rendenop W Marlon treet. A Large Invoice of ool J UST KECEIVED AT 'State Street Bos M O N E -V ! rtv fn onifo if. id 4.Vio vulirirr .v u v iimiiji is a penny earned," and wo Just look at a few of oiir ' pi'i'cti'y CORSETS. t..25, 30 ots. 15, i!0. 2o els. 25, 30, 35cts. 20, 23, 40 els. a-;, an. fin .i. H. & S. Rlaek Corset.T H.i S. Diub Qorsol oOOBoue Corsets Mis-sea C irset waists., And other kinds from UOcts. 25 cts. Have you seen our guaranteed K:klGlove'snti1.40? We still 'have a full line of Notions of all kinds. Also Hammocks, Croquet sets, Boy's WagonH.etc. GO cts. 25-43 ct. 4Q-75 cts. K. 45-80 cts. . ,.- j.j.:iii - 4L oj- Refuse the Earth uuless sunound ed with barbed wire, but every one appreciates the courteous treatment and Low Prices that give Brooks & Harritf their immense trade. Finest line of Hammerless and Hammer Shot, guns in the state out side of Port- laud. New goods, Hobby Horses, Shooflies, Baby Wheelbarrows, Carts, Reins, Iron Tops, etc. 94 State Street. "The Best" SOlE PEOPLE .IIS f ! y Is 1 S'Hu 'n r Biriiiifrrii & Co., rr)P Ain THK MP1TAI. .TAlIRTilT, . nl El W ttt m. .91 m n . . --- 1 Si I lllS ammm!SZS:vsss:SSSil( HOFER BROTHERS, - - - Editors. and Day School Caras - f.. iiira(-i-.i. it.'J-l ,, " , lUMmuu iTitu vuii. a uu -Usui can save you-at least 25 per - $1 1 1 40. 10. 23. 50. 00.1 Mods' Calf Boy's Calf 60c! to' 1 uoy-H vju line Shoes Kid at .Rubbers. F. OSBURN CORK Also bargains in Kip boots, Boys' u..u luuuoj C. G.i (JIVK ft dm money Churchill Sash, Door & Manufacturing Co. iSiish, Doors, Blinds & Mouldings, Turning & Scroll storing. House Finishing made to order. Ner?T ?&,? ZblSb S"3 5?n 1way kpep a full supply of seasoned stock or alt kinds. Agricultural Works, Corner ofTrade and Hlgn streets, Saleui, Oregon. Sasti and IDoor Factory Front Street, Salem, Oregon. The best class of work in our line at prices to compote - wim -tne lowest. Only the arial used. CHURCHILL & BURROUHGS. Tinners, Plumbers, ,(ias and Steam Fitters, -A0Mr- SHEET IRON .Estimates -on all work In our line. A FHE LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLES. ITT IF flHTrTyn n . All stock left in my care shall receive tho best V. . llUULM.iTO'. ofattention Telephone No. 24. Cor. Liberty rl and Ferry stieets, Salem, Oregon. Salem Truck 1 Dray Go. lem lion woiks. Drays and trucks may be fouud throughout the riav or the orner of State and Commercial .strertR. B, F. DRAKE, Proprietor. T. G. PERKINS, General Superintendent. SALEM IRON WORKS, SALEM, -----. OREGON Manufactures HTEAM .ENGINES, fllll OutflU, Water Wheel Governum, Fruit 'lue Outfits. Traction Knirlnes. Creatine, etc. Karm mi.rhlni.rv mucin nml rnmilrprl. Drying Outfits, Traction Knglnes, Cresting, General agpnU and uiauufuUureu vf the uenerai agents anuuiauuiauureis ur lle runner nnu nueia jrm rnacmncry.nuui BaiT 4 ' Petal . Plumbers d Tinners, J r? 247 Commercial street, Salem. Garden Hose and Lawn Sprinklers. A complete linn of Stoves and Tinware. Tin roofing nml plumbing u Beecialty. Estimates for Tiuning'and Plumbing Fiuruibhcd, SNOW THE YEAR ROUND At 100 Chemeketa Strpet. HOUSE - and - SlQM - PAINTING, TPaper Hanging, Kalsomlnlng, Wall Tinting, etc Varnishing and Natural Wood Finish. Only First-class Work. E. E. SNOW. for Infants T 'Ca tori li so well adapted to ch&lrra tiul I recommend It as superior to any preacripUoo known to me." It, A. Aacirra, M. P., IU Bo. Oxford Et, BrocUyn. N. T. "The us ot 'Cnstoria' Is so unlrerMl and IU merits so mil known that It seems a work of supererogation to endorse It. Few are Uie iotelllgest famillea who do not keep Cattorla withlu easy reach. Casxoa Mit, D.D. Hew York CUy. IaU Pastor mooivluiftlala Itatormed Cburch. Tjw Cnrri.ua Sto 1 i 1 uiave n.nn rswp. nv s nding cent, on "-oods in our li BOft-TS A2Y1 SIIO S. Boots $1 n to $2 15. Boots 1 45. 1 15. 1 45. ftieus' liuekle Plow Shoes Mens' Oil grain, 2 buckleShoes.. train uuc 1 e Kuoes 1 25, Mens' Diess1 Shoes $1.45 and upwnrf. Boy's and Girl's 'School Shoes at $1.10, $25, 51.45. Ladles' heavy Shoes $1.15. $1.2',. 81.45 Ladles' irom a dougola kid, $1.50 tit French $3.25 Mens', Women's, Ihlldren's 261 Conmerc I Street. SOLED CALF fOOTS, the best winter boot lpown. and Girl's school shoes. NC CREDIT saved tor cash. 'ni IU1 1.1911. I A CO., Hi) iHtate 3fW. WORKERS. IOO Chomaketa Street, CIAJB DRAYS AND TRUCKS always ready for orders. Sell and deliver wood, hay, coal and lumber. Of fice State St.. onnosltfl Sa etc. Karm machinery made and repaired celebrated Watilstrom l'atent .MlJrtllniiB celebrated Wahlstrom l'atent .Mtdr anu reruilred, and Children. Castorla cure Colic, ConstlpaUon, Hour fctotnacu, DUrrbosa. KructaUon, Kills Worms, girt alwp, and prwnotos d gestlon, UioutloJ1 TOI urlous medication. Tor aereral years I hare recommenloc your ' Castoria, ' and tball almys continue to dosoasUluuiuiTarlaUyprodaccd lieneflctal rusulU." Kowiv F. Pianxt. K. D "lb WlnOu-op," IJSUt Street and Tin Areu, Jfew York City. Cowor, 77 Kosiur eruxr, New Yonx. UULISI1ED DAIliY.KXOKlTSUND O', BY T1IK Canltal Journal Publishing Company. (Incorporated.) Office, Commercial Street, In P. O. Uultdtnc ttnterod at the postofflce at Balem,Or.,a. second-clatt n ntui. BOI.1I) l'OU IIE'IHANN. The Dalles Chronicle asks, will Hermann decline, meaning tho re publican (ongressloiinl nomination. It is not certain that Mr. Hermann will be placed hi that embarrassing position where he will have any thing to decline. The paper referred to is more concerned about Mr. Hermann than it is about a candl date from lis own district. This is 1 he case with the Oregouian, and all its mild but faithful satellites. They are all solid for Hermann. It would be a sharp move on Mr. Hermann's pait to move over Into that district. It would leave his many friends hi this district, to whom ho has been dtepenslug millions at every tea pot t, out in the cold. The only re gret Is that Mr. Hermann w ill not gratify his solid newspaper frieuds from tho cowbody counties. Tho Oregoulau can never lovo any new congressman as it does Hermann. Its cultured eoul revolts at the idea of representing an unmanageable wild cowboy district. Mr. Hermann himself would no doubt gladly rep lesent the other district if ho could. But tho charms Hero are too great. Too mauy bays, harbors, rivers aud creoks open their mouths for millions. Hero is a field for making promises which all Eastern Oregon could not supply. In Western Ore gon ho can Hermauize any couuty out of tho national treasury. Coos Buy alono ho otters two millions, and why should not Coos B.iy bo solid for hhu ? Just why the smaller organs In Eastern Oregon should bo for Herman u dees not appear, ex cept that the -Oregonian has piped and they must dance. Oregon anil tho Lady Hoard of World Fair .Malingers. This subject has not been heard from for somo time iu this state. Neither have tho lady members for Oregon. In this respect they much resemble the geutlemeu who repre sent Oregon's interests at tho World's fair. Oregon has by mlsfortuno or .mismanagement secured most In active rnnrapntatton. All tills may yet be remeuien. The wnolu nation has a prido in Mrs. Potter Palmer, tho chief of tho National Board. Sho is ouu of America's representative womon. Site has wealth, a cultivated intel lect aud great social preatigo. Site has met at homo aud abroad tho noted womon of tho world, nnd has lately travelled and been received at all the courts of Europe on behalf of Woman's work at tho fair.- Mrs. Potter is not only ono of America's society queons, nml a lady of great executive nbi'lty, nnd above all a woman ot the highest and pu re eat typo of morals. Sho has refused to receive some of tho mombers of tho Woman's Board of World's Fair Managers, that camo with high political endorsement, but whoso records wore not spotless aud whoso reputation aud standing at home was not above reproach. Sho de mands that each member of tho na tional board of women managers bo liko Caesar's wife, above even sus picion. Two lady members from eastern states have been rejected and private detectives liavo been put on track of a number of others whose names have figured on court records In divorce suits to not tho best ad vantage. Besides beiug a woman of puiest morals Mrs. Palmer Is determined tho Woman's Board shall not bo used for any hobbles whatever. Tho fight against Phoebe Cousins was tint against herasn!ady,butasa Woman Suflrago propagandist, who wanted to convert all work at tho world's fair Intoa female suflrago argument. Mrs. Palmer is determined that politics, religion nor any special agi tation shall rule on that great oo caslou when American womanhood in all Its manifold developments shall Miino out as u beacon light of progress tohorsisterson every squaro mlio of tho globe. It Is to bo regret ted that In tho sisterhood of states Oregon has not been more conspicu ously represented, and If there are any giod reasons why either of the lady nr rubers of (he Woman's Board from Oregon (liould not bo recognized on the committees, they should bj made known to the au thorities aud lite obstacle removed. On gou has an ubuudanca of noble women, who could stuud up aud be count Hi as tho equals, soclully and in uvery way, of tho delegates from any state In the Union. Tho IkaL" Pawengent destined to the' promi nent cities euHt of tho Miour1 river fliouI.J patronize the Chicago, Union Pacific fc Northwestern line. Mag- ninceni ruuman anu wauner sleep ing cars, elegant Pullman aud Northwestern dinlntr cars, free re clining chair can. handsome day coachui and comlorlablo Pullman colonist sleeper. eod-aug ORKGOX SUPRBMK CUUKT. Fall Docket for the October Term 1891 Cases by Counties. MULTNOMAH COUNTY. Gustaf Anderson, reap., vs, The if . r. jj. v;o , upji. Peter "Wilhclm, resp., vs, D. W. ICavcs, et al apps. Jnseiih Liggett et nl., resps., "W. B. Ladd et al., npps. Tho SUto of Oregon, resp., Harry Whalloii ct nl, npps. The State of Oregon, rep., Chan. O'Neil, npp. The State of Oregon, resp., vs. vs. ys. Chas O'Neil, app. N. Epstelu, resp., vs. State Insur ance Co., npp. M. II. Murphy, app., vs. City of Albina, resp. Wilbert Klnkead, reBp., vs. O. S. L. & U. N, Ry. Co., app. Chas. H. Dodd, etc., resp., vs. Home Mut. Ins. Co. of Cal., app. Iu tho matter of tho estato of Esther Holladay deceased. MAIIION COUNTY. Julius Kuinlt, reap., vs. Tho S. P. Co. npp. Johu B. Duolos, resp., vs. James Waltou. ann. Silas M. Leonard, resp., vs. tho S P. Co., npp. LINN COUNTY. A. E. Currlc, resp , vs. tho S. P. Co., app. D. M. Osborne & Co., app., vs. L. W. Di'yoe ot al, resps. J. AY, Qalues ct al, apps., vs. Linn county et al, resps. Ruel Custer, npp., vs. Margarettlo Custer, resp. J. W. Qalues and Louis Stringer, apps., vs. nun ooupty, resp. DOUGLAS COUNTY. F. O. Worley.app., vs. Mary E. Taj lor et al, lesp. John Pearco et al, resp., vs, F. C. Buell, et nl, apps, D. D. Levous adm'r, resp., vs. W. F. Brlggs ot al, apps. Oh Chow adm'r, npp., vs. B. Brookway, resp. S. Marks iSt Co. ct al, app., vs, S. C. Miller, resp. Oregon & California R. It. Co., app., vs. Wm. Jaoknon, resp. I1KNTON COUNTY. Win. It. Megglson, et nl npps. vs. Julln Megglson, ot al resp. Cyrus Smith, resp. vs. O. It. Far ra app. W. L. Vance, et al app. vs. Frank Wood, resp. TILLAMOOK COUNTY. AnueS. Burton, resn. vs, Frank; Severance, otal.jipp. .K-WL-Moyickor, resp. vs. W. B. Cone et aljTJppf OTHKK COUNVIKS. Ceiumbin: Lindioy Meeker, resp. vs. tho N. P. R. Co., npp. Cluckamns: Wm. Johnson, resp. vs. Susan Crookshauks, npp. Sherman: Nell MoLood, app. vs. O. M. Scott, ot al, rasp. Lane; Gideon F. Ilodson, resp, vs. J. C. Goodalo, app. Washingten: Jabez Wilkes, resp. vs. T. li. Cornelius, ox app. Jacksen: E. W. Curver, app. vs. Jacksou couuty, Or., resp. Unien: John S. Elliott, app. vs. Turner Olllver, resp. Baker: Tho Glroux Amalgama tor Co,, a corporation, npp. vs. J. C, Willie, resp, Clatsep: Tho American Building &Loan Association, npp. vs. G. C. Fulton, resp. Washingten: John Whlto et al, app resp. vs, Al. J, .bspy, et ul app. Pelk: Hiram Slmpklns, app. vs. Bon Windsor, resp, Clackamas: In tho matter of tho estato of Johu Franko deceased, uud contest of his will. Adolph I'ruuko et nl npp. vs A. It. Shipley resp. Wnbce: Francis Conlou, resp. vs. Oregon Short Line uud Utuli North ern Ry. Co. upp. Wasce: John Carlson, Adm. resp. vs. O. S. L. & U. N. Ry. Co. app. 11. .Ill ! II. I ,l I 111. UNI, Letter Lint. Tho following is tho list of letters remaining uncalled for In tho post- ofllco at Salem, Oct. 7, 1801. Per sons culling for the same wilt please say "advertised:" Alexander Bush Angllu Jno Beers Oliver Bruinmer Miss K Burk J I) Byrne Mrs John Brooks Clara W Rehrman Dietrich Jlllllngton Albert Brown Mrs Goo Bunucer Fred Bruudcnburgli A Blank Evl Cross Mrs M J urevollu Harry C Campbell Douglas Darbln I 8 Davis Warren W Davis J W Duvls Duglas Emerson Eugene Ehmox Instltutu FiHCherWJI UutcherJos Gullatt Horace Grlswold DjtWItt Garrison Well iluhou Henry G Harris Mrs Jos Hayes Joe Huslaw M Jamison Ham'! Johnson Bwihnrd Johnson T C Johns G W Joues Chas 1) Klrkputrlck G Lou ml r o Joe Lewis JuoW Lansing Miss M Moor Henel Meyers W W McArler V MoKlnneIInrry-2 NuwJundnM.iry-2 PuterH A 1) Place W II Perliam J Jl Phelps As W Kaetz Frederick Rank Win Rice Harvey A Robb Douald li Roiumuttree J RossTD Bchultz Gottfried Hniull E M Shatts ti Bcheetz Henry A Belireltter Mrs A Human W A Sherwood Geo Hfiodtd Violet Huilth J A Savage Mrs 15-2 Savage Chas htenhens Iwtuo vaugiHi rj WIIlTamsMrtMB Williams Mrs ME Willluma Esther While W A Wealch W h Welch T White Miss Ellen Wilson Frank Wilson E D Wohlforth Geo A. N GlUililiT, l M. Foil Rknt. Good ohlce room on grouud floor. Apply at JoUHNAt ofllcv, Highest of all in Leavening Power 1 X s&m AB.SOLUTEIY PURE UNIVERSITY N0TCS. Tho British bnrk Santona has been wrecked nt Moutanzaa. Tho captain and fifteen of tho crow wero drowned. Numerous fleld nud mountain flrei are raising In the vicinity of Hue neme. Cal. About $8000 worth of property has already beou destroyed. Tho packing establishment of John P. Squire & Co. In East Cam bridge and Somcrvlllo, Mass., wns partially destroyed by lire. Loss, $150,000; fully insured. The iactory of Gulllbrand & Qregersous, manufacturers of pot tery at Buda Pesth, was destroyed by lire. Bcvou ilromon woro badly Injured. Tho estimated damngo Is $250,000, Tho ilro which broke out enrly Monday morning on Mark Brown's wharf, London, Englaud, was sub dued after the" Humes had entirely gutted an enormous flve-story woro house filled with colonial produce. Tho loss Is placed at $500,000. Monday afternoon nt tho Cairn I dian Pacltlo railway yards at Van couver a man named Antouio Dougall foil between the moving .L1IU(WI U UvVtTVwU . .- -asp cars and was almost completely cut In two, death resulting Instantaue Misly. A serious accident occurred at n slilpynrd nt Vnucouvor Mouday. Edward McLeod. while coming down from tho deck of ono of tho steamers, lost his footing aud foil to tho ground, striking on somo Iron bais. Ho wns sorlously Injured In tho head and back. Tho body of Engineer Mooro, ono of tho victims of tho explosion on tho tug Parker Sunday, at Chicago, by which eight lives woro lost, was taken from the river Monday. The remains of tho unknown man nro still unidentified. Tho eighth vic tim In Bnrtholomo W. Curlln. A cablo car cot away from the itrlnmun Monday evening, nt Tn- coma, and dashed Into u motor train which was crosslug tho truck. The cablo car was budly damaged, nnd J. A. Shaw nnd Miss Lowls, of Walla Wulln, woro Injured In ternally, While attempting to ford tho Little Bluo river, Nebraska, Mouday Albert Hermann drove his horse Into too swift water nnd tho otitilt was carried down tho stream. Tho wugon overturning. Mrs. Hormunu nnd two children, who were In the wagon, woro swopt away and the children drowned. Hormunu, with difllculty, swum nshoro aud after hard eflorts succeeded ill bringing his wife out cf tho wuter, but sho died boon afterward. A son of Robert Kirk, aged 0 years was Sunday almost devoured by hogs at Vancouver. Ho hud ac companied his brother into tho yard to feed tho stock, and whlto the elder brother went to tho barn the youngster tried to catch a pig. The mother of tho pig Jumped at him and fusteucd her tusks Iu tho buck of his neck, drugging him to the ground, when tho other hogs Joined her and almost devoured the hoy beforo ho was resauod. Fire hroko out In the Wagner corner, Wllburu, Washington, about 1 : 1.1 a. m, Sunday, and three lives wero lost, Mrs, Wagner nud hor two chlldrln, Anna, aged lOand Charley, aged 3. Robby Wagner was injured very seriously uud there .tire small hopes of his recovery. Tho total loss on tho Wagnor two-story build ing, Lyse Bros.' butohorshop, G, M. Wilson &Co., druggists uud Johu Thompson's building Is estimated at $G0O0; Insurance, (2G00, DeafufHg Cau't be Cared by local applications, us they can not reach the diseased portion of the ear, There Is only one wuy to cure deafness, nnd that is by constitution al remedies. Deafness Is caused by uu lulluinod condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets Inllmrcd you have a rumbling sou'id or Ini'ierfeot hearing, and when It Is entirely closed, deafness is tho result, aud unless the liilliiuiatlou can be taken nut aud this tube restored to Its nor mal condition, hearing will be de stroyed forever; nloo cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which Is nothing but nn InlluuieU condition of the mucous surfaces. We vtlll give One Hundred Dol lars for any case of deuiut'i (caused by catarrh) that we cannot cure by taking Hill's C ttarrh Cure. F. J. CJHKNKV & Co,, Toledo.O. Hold by druggists, 75 cents. Ttiey nmke one leei as tlioui-li Ufa was wnrtblivlnr. 'J'Hke im oft trier's Utile UvurlMU alter eullng; it will rtllevedys petwU, aid dKt'.tlon, give tojie und vigor to lite system. You luirdly reallie that It Is medloliie, when taklotiC-tiler'sLlllle l.lrrrl'lll.: they ate rery mall; no bad effects) all troubles from torpid liver ore relieved by tlielr uwt To be free froni sick headache, bilious ness, constipation, eta, use Carter's Utile Liver mils. Nirlclly vegetable. Tlieyten tlystlmuUU the liver aud free ll" Uw sen from bile. Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report. 1 ETv pah Powder TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES issocinted Press Report and Digests of nil Important News ot To-Day. MISCELLANY. THK JESUITS IN BWITZKHLANI). Bkhnk, Oct. 7. There is somo friction botween tho federal nud tho cantonal authorities In Frlbourg, In regard to tho preaching of Jesuits In that colonv. Tho canton of Frl- i,ourg largely Cathollo and though thero Is a federal law against tho exorcise of priestly functions by Jesuits in Switzerland, It has long been treated ns a dead lotler. Tho authorities of tho Cathollo cantous permit tho Jesuits practically rjp ploto liberty of speooh Rmrjj&Hm. Recontly Jesuit Father VfWt baa boon attracting crowds by -his elo quonco at Frlbourg. Tho attention of tho federal burenn of justice be came attracted. Tho old law forbid- a ding suoh exhortations was called to tlin ntitlrn of tho local authorities, Weok thereupon producod a docu ment signed by tho chlet of tho Jesuits, notifying him that ho was absolved from lite vows. Ho claimed to have lort tho ordor, nnd tho can tonal authorities nccoptod this state ment, but tho federal ofllolals retort ed with a copy of tho vows taken by all Jesuits, showing that Wook had hound himself to tho ordor until death. Tho cantonal govornmont still refuses to act nnd tho dispute grows warmor nnd may load to sorlous complications. WILL CONTEST, Han FnANOisco, Oct. 7. Young Charles Fair Is not satisfied with tho will of his mother. Ho has rntnlncd counsel in thopersou of W. B. Good follow, to enhance his Interests, if po4lblo, nud tho latter appeared be foro Judge Coffoy, whllo tho will of Thoresa Fair was being probatei1, Tho attorney stated that ho had re ceived Information which had led him to bollovo that Mrs. Fair made a will of a later data than tho ono on (Ho. Ho naked Judge Mesiok if he tiaa neariioiany lator win, imiu-u : i latter replied thut ho bollevcdyvT A ono on illo wns tho only ono fu existence Goodfollow thou nskod " for nu Ordor of tho court under which ho might make an examination hi company with the executors, of tho contents of Mrs. Fair's box In tho safe deposit vaults. The ordor .yus Issued. -Tcsllmnuy was taken to probalo tho will on Illo. Judge Mcslok und R. M. Doy furnished tho ovldonco upon which tho docu ment was probatod. Judge CofFoy qiiostlouod Doy as to the valuo of -,, tho property, and ho stutod that tV'i, porsonul proporty was valued at about $1,030,000 and roal estato at 100,000. , TUB AltAOO BAFK. Mahsiifikld, Or., Oct, 7. The steamer Arago, which went ushuro Saturday whllo lying Just Inside tho , bar, awaiting Information from n tug as to the condition of the bar uud tho wcathor inside, was floated at noon yesterday. About -00 tons of coal were thrown overboard, With tho exception of the lossof hor ruddor, tho steamer suatalugtK little datnugO; Captain Donaklafrii remained with tho Arago, and to his cool Judgment und perslstout ef forts, is the saving of tho vessel attributed. KLKOitOCUTIUNH NOT A 8UCCESU. ALitANY, N, Y., Oct. 7. D. S. Curios nud l)r, MuoDouuld, who superintended the executions at Slug Slug, made a supplementary report of tho details of the execu tions which took place at Sing Slug prison on tho morning of July 7. In Hlocn iii'm cum;, the report says, the first con taut lasted twenty -so veil seconds; at lh end of which tluio It wus broken; hut the pulse was still fouud to he boating strongly, ami between one and two minutes later a noisy respiration becuinu establish ed with coiidldorablo regularity The current was reapplied uud oon. tlnuori fortwonty-Alxainl ono-fourlli seconds nud Wrvi finally broken at i'JiV. Hesplrutloti hail then coiwi entirely and permanently, und aus cultation allowed that the heart beat had uIhh oeied. Prof. L, II, J I. Lntidy reports that tho preawr hi this cane amounted to l,l9 volt. After the removal of Hloeum's body, consultation nmoug the medical geutlemeu present seemed to pojtii to the uiianlmoud fueling that It wa quite poi4lbld that tho lon-con-tluuanceof tho current was uot so Important factor In pruduclntr rapid wtuatloii of the Inart-lwit m .- i VI i. -5. A t.1 A.....f . -.. J.-. 'i-iaAI