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CAPITAL JOURNAL
VOIi. 5.
"THE PEOPLE'S PAPER."
SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 2G, 1892.
"TO-DAY'S NEWS TO-DAY."
NO. at.
EVENING
?2L NEW DEPAETTJHEI:
SOMETHING FOR NviHINGI
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
HOFER BROTHERS,
Editors.
$100.00 In Cash to be Given Away.
NO LOTTERY SCHEME, NO RAFFLE,
But a "straightforward Donation of $100,00 in Cash to our Customers.
With each Dollar's worth of goods purchased for Cash at our store, wo will give a Cash Coupon, good for
Five Cents in Cash, and when One Dollar's worth, or twenty of these Coupons are presented to our store by any one
person, we will cash theni, paying One Dollar in Silver for same. We want everybody to take advantage of this
cvn.irl rlnnnMnn Wo .are hejuimiarters for all broods in our line, and our prices are "rock bottom." Come and see us
and bring your friends and neighbors. Ask for a "Cash Coupon with your purchase.
T. McF. PATTON, 98 State Street, Salem, Oregon.
U13L1SIIK1) DAII.Y.KXOmTSUNDAY
nr THE
Canital Journal Publishing Company.
(Incorporated.)
Office, Commercial Street, In I'. O. Bnlldlng
.ntcred at tho postofTlco nt Bnleru, Or.,ns
secoiHi-oltuc ti title! .
SUGGESTED COAIMKNT.
The Marine baud ut Corvallls
lceu reorganized.
has
Capt. James McCulloch, recently
from Spokane Falls, baa become
editor of the Hlllsboro Independent.
LIST IIP CLAIMS AIjLOWKD.
i i
ScIimIiiIp of Expenditures of Marlon
(.'ouiily for Jannitry Term, 1892.
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Amt Amt,
Nnmc, AoomnU Claimed. AU'd.
U. Siinmous, eupv. $ 2-1 005 24 00
bv
F. OSBURN
-CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON-
Boots, Shoes and. Rubbers,
THE FOLLOWING 18 A FEW OF HIS PRICES:
.Meiis' Dress Shoes 1 45
Mens' Plow Shoes 1 15
Mens' Heavy Boots I 1 95
Mens' Rubber Boots , . .' 2 25
161 Commercial Street.
Ladies' Calf Shoes 1 15
Ladies' Fine Shoes 1 45
Childrens Shoes. . . . . 35
Misses' Shoes : 1 00
HE RACKET STORE.
i nrgmnT ,lm'mjxr7rTanmejntzJ jiLiijac.yjigt3tiagagarattM
Harritt
-SUCCESSORS TO
Mclntire,
WELLER BROS.
HEAD QUARTERS FOR RED STAR
COKEPKrBSSil
STAPLE 11 FANCY HUBS,
At the old Stand, next door to Post Office.
We
Undertake
To say that people who patronize ws save money in all
lines, but especially on
t-UNDERTA ING.-i-
We are not in the trust and no combine makes our
prices. We buy all stock and supplies of the manufac
turies and supply work at the 1 west living prices. 18
years experience.
A. B. BUREN &, SON.
as
OIVIETHING NEW!
AT THE-
Pioneer Grocery Store.
(Established In 1857.)
Having done a large credit business, for the last 84 years, and, as
times have changed, making it necessary to sell groceries at a very low
margin, I propose to adopt a new plan, commencing on January 1, 1802,
and sell for
3KT
AT BEDROCK PRICES.
NO MORK CREDIT,
A general slaughter on crockery, imported china ware, glassware,
lamps, etc. As I have an Immense stock of this lino to arrive in March
nud April, I nm compelled to make room by closing out the present stock.
Now Is the time for the ladles to replenish their houses in this Hue, while
they can get bargains.
All knowing themselves iudebted to me are requested to call nnd set
tle on the first of the year.
JOHN G. WRIGHT,
227 and 229 Commercial St.
Barr
(6
Petzel
)
Plumbers and Tinners,
247 Commercial street, Salem. Garden Hose and Lawn Sprinklers.
seeclalty. Estimates for
A complete line of Stoves and Tinware. Tin roofing and plumbing a
' linning ana iiuuiuiuk ruruisueu.
You can get the latest
MUSIC
r
Finest Line of Pianos, Organs, Banjos, Violins, Guitars
and Mandolins.
LOWBST PRICKS
p-s GT"N'"TvT,Ci 3IO Comroaroial Strt.
Xlf''VO X LjlX O, 8nd for Catalogue JTRKIS
fA slssflw A ssswtsII 3o faH I Jtk flf A ws
for Infants and Children.
" O as torln Is so Troll adapted to children that
I recommend it as superior to any prescription
Known to me." II. A. Arches, M. D.,
Ul So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. Y.
"The use of 'Castorla' is so universal and
Its merits so well known that It seems a work
of supererogation to endorse It. Fow are tho
intelligent families who do not keep Castorla
within easy reach."
CinLOS ItlRTTK. D.D..
New York City.
Lato Pastor Bloomlngdalo Betormod Church.
Castorla cures Colic, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Dlarrhooa. Eructation,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes d
gestlon.
Without injurious medication.
" For several years I have recommendet
your ' Castorla,' and shall always continue to
ao so as u uas invariaoiy proaucoa Donoucmi
results."
Edwin F. Fabdki, M. D.,
" The Winthrop," 125th Street and Tth Ave.,
Nw York City
Thb Cimtauii Company, 77 Mohrat Btbeet, Nbw York.
Churchill Sash, Door & Manufacturing Co
Sash, Doors, Blinds & Mouldings, Turning & Scroll Sawing.
House Finishing made to order.
Sew DIVE KII.N, by which we can always keep a full supply of seasoned stock of al'
kinds. Agricultural Works, Corner of Trade and illgn streets, Salem, Oregon.
Sash and. Door Factory
Fronti Street, Salem, Oregon.
The best class of work in our line at prices to compete
with the lowest. Only the be3t material used
Salem Truck & Dray Co.
lem Iron works. Drays and trucks mo
the corner of Btute nud Commerela
DRAYS AND TRUCKS
always ready for orders.
Sell and deliver wood,
hay, coal aud lumber. Of
flee State St.. onnosito 8a-
Drays and trucks may be fnuudthroughout the (lav at
I htroeU.
0, F. DRAKE, Proprietor. T. G. PERKINS, General Superintendent.
SALEM IRON WORKS,
SALEM,
OlEQON.
Manufactures STEAM ENGINES, Mill Outfits, Water Wheel Governors, Frnll
Drying Outdts, Traction Engines, Creating, etc. Karin machinery mudo and repaired.
General agent and manufacturers of tbe celebrated Wahlstrom l'ateut Middlings
Purifier and Heels. Karm machinery made and repaired.
EMOVED !
O. Q. GIVEN, THE CASH 8HOE
Dealer has removed to 280 Com
mercial street, one door north of
Gilbert & Patterson, where ho has
an enlarged stock and Is offering his customers, old and new, greater
uurguiua luuu uvi-r. xvepuiriiig a Bjn.'ciuuy.
BREWSTER & WHITE.
Flour, Feed, Hay, Straw and Barley Chop.
LOWEST PKIOES AND FUEE DELIVEYR
91 COURT STREET.
M. L. CUAMHKUUN, O, M. HMITII,
President. Secretary.
il. M. BRANSON, GEO. II. UOUUKKT,
Vice President. Treasurer,
UNION TITLE ABSTRACT CO.
373 Commercial Htreet.
Makes tbe neatest and best Abstracts In
tbe country.
THE WILLAMETTE,
8ALEM, OBEGON.
Hates, $2.50 M&OO per Day.
Tn beat hotel between Portland aadKan
Francisco. Pirat-dAM In all Its appoint
ment, it tables are served with tbt
Choicest Fruits
Grown In the Willamette Valley.
A, I, WAGNER, Prop.
E. O. CROSS,
and Packer,
BUte Bt. and Court'J3t The best meat
deUvered to all parts of the city.
DUG AN BROS'
Plumbing aud Heatiog Co.,
Wholesale and retail dealers In
STEAM AND PLUMBING GOODS.
20 Commercial street, Telt pbcwtJNo. U,
Pictures of Itudyard Klphng.who
was recently married, bear a strik
ing resemblance to Col. Wagner,
of Hotel Willamette.
Both of its proprietors having se
cured federal ortlces, tho Dally Rose-
burg Plaindealer Is n thing of the
past. The "past" it obliged to endure
much.
All the newspapers iu Oregon
whose heads tire in Tho Oregonlau's
stanchions are falling Into lino with
the Poitland crowd of taxdodgers.
Great are the moulders of public
opinion.
The Hill tidal wave is sweeping
everything before it and if this
thing goes on Grovcr Cleveland will
soou be as tho' ho were not and
never had been. Ytt Cleveland is
a statesman compared to HID.
Whether it is dtslrablo or not tho
eo inomy of the present congress is
quite likely to cut Oregon oil short
on appropriations for pnblic Im
provements. It is quite probablo
that necessary work will be kept up,
but no now works need be expected
to be taken up.
H. Bartholomy,
J. Kennedy "
P.Nyo "
E. P. Walker "
L. A. Walker "
W. P. Mttrpuy '
F. Nlblor '
W. It. McKay "
O. I. Morris "
N. P. Cook '
E. Savage "
J. Gulder
A. Cartwrlght "
U. E. Allen
T. W. Hobart "
A. Moslor '
S. Wright '
S. Baker - "
CFLeatherman "
II. P. Hall "
J. Daniels "
J. Knowles "
A.E. Parker "
J. Fisher
H. W. Bimpsou
O. Jeffreys "
H.T.Baughmau '
J. Wehrun "
G. Bimmou" "
J. R. White '
A. J. Taylor "
A. Lewis "
E. Bemltigton "
W. Jory "
D. H. Johnson "
A. Klinger "
C. E. Van Nlys "
J. Cox "
J. O. Howd '
J. Whitney "
P. Mauer "
K. ICratis
R. H. Calu "
F. Nlbler r A b
Newspapers that are afraid o give
tholr uadera any idea of fnets iu
th-'Ir columns but such as they
approve of, or such aa suit their
purposes, simply assume that their
renders are "nou compos mentis,"
or infants, and that they need some
one to do tholr thinking for them.
Mnlem Iron Works "
Daniel Early
Tho rcio Preps Is authority fnr
tho follewing: "Tho Linn county
Farmers' Allianco at their lust
meetinc In the city of Albany re
solved, we are informed, to plnco a'Nlnmau&MBnR0W'1
...,j.. .i..i.. i i. ii..ij ul.l. Llnhtv "
voted for at the comlnir Juno election."
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
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J. H. MeCorrniok pau 107 50 107 50
W. R. McKay r & b
Mrs. Johns pauper
G B Manning, supv
M. B. Ladue, paupor
J.MosIer&Co
J. Gulden
.. Barrack
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Colo Bros & Co
Lichty dsSteflen
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Alfred Holman, formerly of tho
Boattle Pofrt-Intelllgencor and Ore
gonian, has become managing edi
tor of the Fuel lie Rural Press. His
training on organs of the plutocrats
and special class agitators has not
filled him In tho most admirable
manner to do battle on tho leading
farmers' paper on the coast, tho' he
Is an able man.
St. Louis Republic: Tho national
debt will be paid iu a few years im
lebs lu the meantime wo have a war
to perpetuate It. Tho Civil AVar
taxes caunot be maintained without
another war to maintain them. The
Plutocracy sees this clearly, and iu
its blind love of unearned money It
is moving Its puppets at Washing
ton to find a quarrel as a pretoxt for
keeping up war taxes and for per
petuating a national debt which will
give Plutocrats "a safe investment1'
for their unearned money; an invest
ment which will bring them usury
wrung from tho sweat of labor by
taxation nnd at tho same time
exempt their capital from tho laws of
trade and tho chaucos, under which
it would otherwise be redistributed.
FUOK l'OLIOY,
It is to be regretted that the Re
form Journal of Portland has gone
out4f I to way to refer to tho grange
of this state as "a dead cock in tho
pit," that It has "gone to seed and
ought to be gathered to Its fathers,"
aud has at ditleretil times used its
columns to denounce members of
tho grange, says a resolution of
Charity grange, Llnu county.
Tho people of this stato of all
parties who favor reform move
ments will not approve of an attack
by any paper thut tends to weaken
tho conservative forces lu this state.
The reform elements If wisely di
rected can he a great source of good
in our state. If mismanaged aud
scattered, they can bo made a posi
tive force for evil. Reform papers of
all others should be slow to ttrlko In
the above way.
Vt III5HK TO VOTK.
There has not been published uu
accurate statement of the new vot
ing precinct, nor of the boundaries.
The county has all been cut up Into
now voting precincts under the Aus
tralian ballot Juw aud uulesa these
new boundaries are carefully defined
and fully published in every news
paper iu the county there Is liable to
be great confusion and low of right
to vote. The county authorities
whose business It Is to look after
this will be held reepounlble by the
people uuless this matter is properly
and thoroughly ultmded to,
Try the best nlokel cigar la tho
cjly at Clark & Epplry',
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Santiam Lum
G. A. Alien
Cap'l Lum. Co.
V. Wutller
V. J. Culver
Early Bros.
W. M. Hlllory
N. Bllvees
H. W. Smith
W. F. Harris
J. B. Tracy
T. L. Golden
W. J. Culver
II. Bhrum
D. Early
D. A. Harris
B. B. Herrlck
E. J. Miller
B. aiover
W. J. Culver
II. B. norrlclc
J. Church
L. A. Walker
Dugau Bros.
W. Gentry
A, Coylo
B. Potrull'
N. Miller
II. Jones "
St.VlueonlHosp., pau.
D. C. Sherman, clerk
T. R. Blackerby, r&b
O. Claggett, Jury
J. Batohelor "
J.H.McNary, recorder
Or.Statesman, sta.
J. S. Wilson, Jury
ILE.Moores & Co, sta.
Ollbcrt&Patterson pau
W. Foshaw "
J. C. Brown "
Mlnto &. Lowe "
C. W. Sorlber "
A. F. McAteo supv
A. Snyder
Geo. Shields coroner
W. E. Palmer "
F. Colwell "
Geo. Hawk "
C. A. Kuril ham
E. II. Brlstow "
M. Holt '
h. A. Walker "
O. Atwood '
W. 11. Olon "
W. H. Doty
F. Bagley
Geo. Gall
J. Rutherford
L, liouck
W. E. Pullman
A. B. George
C. A. George
C. A. Wilson
Stelner&blosser a A J
J. A. Applegate Jury
M.E-Goodell "
J. O'Donald
J. A. Applegate crim'l
P. II. D'Arcy '
M. II. Benedict
J, A. Apllegate "
Salem Water Co CAj
Or. Tel.ATel. Co. "
TownKtnd&Uwwy '
T. Fuchs Insane
Geo.O.Uinghara "
D, W, Jeffries
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Balcm Gas Light o & J
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H. P. Mlnto "
P. H. D'Aroy '
Geo. G. Bingham "
M. E. Goodell
H. P. Mlnto '
Geo.G.BIugham insane
B. H. Bradsnav "
A. N. Gilbert sta
B. Bell insane
Geo.G. Bingham crim'l
M. E. Goodell "
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M. E. Goodell
G. G. Bingham
H. P. Mlnto
M. E. Goodell
H. P. Miuto
G. G. Bingham
B. F. Ferguson
At H. Geisy
W. J. Miller
N. Gleasou
J. Gerren
W. Fry
H.Voght
H. Kraus . "
F.Will '
C. Zimmerman "
J. Mllldowu "
M- E. Goodell
H. P. Mlnto "
G.G.Bingham "
J. A. Rotau pauper
A. J. Shrimp insane
G. G. Bingham "
Leo Brown & Co. r &b
ilas. Aitkon pauper
A. Klein
O. Rutan
W. A. Moorca
Brooks A Legg
J. Aitken
O. P. Bishop
E. M. Croisan sheriff
L. Henderson pau.
W. H. Youna
C. Rutan
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issoclated Press Report and
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J.M. Wataon, com'r. 15 20
F. S. Dearborn, sta. 81 40
N. Lambert, sup'vsr. 81 00
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Oscar Doke, sup'vsr,
Al. Foster, criminal,
J. MoPalon, "
Mrs. J. Fisher, '
J. Fisher, "
Grinin, "
J. Manning, "
L. H. Poujado, '
P. Miokel,
A, Y. Shlbbo,
T. L. Harroll,
Theresssa Harrel "
W. Eventon crim'l.
Y.O.Clark
II. Mitchell '
F. A Mangold "
Joe Goodman "
P.Micke'l "
L. H. Poujado "
J.M.McCalum
R. Johnson "
F. Ilardllttle '
B. LaChappel
G.A.Buchauan'1
J.M.Dickenson"
E, P. Walker
F. Poujado '
T. Hall '
P. Kelley "
J. Bingham "
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COUMTV OK AUlUON. f "
I, l. U, Biierraau, County Clerk of Marion
county, statu of Ortou, and ei-offlclo
oier oi me circuit court for said oouuty
and tnt, do tirrebr certify that the fore-
or I
ry term 1W. lia been Lr i
compared wltn tbe original and that it is
Hclicdute ot Kxpendl.
mo
ceins: Transcript
turtn.Juuuury term WW, bas been l.
A trua and correct com ot Rslii nrlvlnal
Mheduleitudof the wUofe thereof, as tbe
same ixmr ot recoid in my office nud
custody.
WiTNKHS, my hand and Seal ol tho Mid
court, this ittlb, day of Juuuary, ISKi.
pcaui i. u. OMCUJSAH
Uertc.
Now Is the time to buy a choice
lot lu Gondii's addition ou tbe
electric street cur Hue at $100, on the
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PUMi ACCOUNT OP THE ATTACK QJ
THE BAITIMOBE MEN.
Washington, Jan. 25. The press-!
ident In his message says: "But,
tho most serious accident dleola
by tho correspondence is that
tho attack of the sailors of the Baw
tlmoro In the port of Valparaiso oa
October 10th. In my annual me
Bago, speaking upon information
thon in my possesion, I said as fag
aa I had been able to learn no otheq
explanation of this bloody work
had been suggested than that it had
Its origin in hostility to tboae mea
as sailors of the United Stat
wearing tho uniforms of their gov-j
eminent, aud not in any individual
act or personal animosity. Wq
hava now received from the Chilian
government the abstract of the cou-
elusions of the fiscal general upon!
tho testimony taken by tho Judge vt
different crimes in an investigation
made to extend over nearly tbftt
months. I very much regret to 1
compelled to say that this repc-r
does not euable me to modify thu
conclusion announced in my anntma
message. I am BtiU of the opinion
our sailors were assaulted, &
and stabbed and killed, not for any4
thing they or any ono of them had
done, but for what tho government
of tho "United States had done, oq
was charged with havlug done, 1
Its olyll oftlcers or naval command!
era. If that bo true the aspect
mo causo or Injury Avas tcrtUft.knvJ
eminent of tho United Stated, nod
these poor sailors, who were
saulted in a manner so brutal and
cowardly.
Beforo attempting to give an out-!
line of facts upon which this cmi
elusion rests, I think It right to mj
a word or two upon the legal aspeel
of the case. The Baltimore was lit
the harborof Valparaiso by virtuq
of geueral invitations which nation!
are hold to extend to war vessels
other powers with which they havq
friendly relations. This invitation
I think must be held ordinarily
embrace the privllego of such cot
munlcntlon with shore aa is reason!
ably necessary and proper for th
comfort and convenience of ornq
and men of such vessels. Captale
Schley testifies that when his ve
returned to Valparaiso Beptemt
14, tho city officers, as le custoruarj
extended the' hospitalities of thi
city to liiu officers and crew. It
not claimed that every rwwo
collision or injury In whlou tb
Bailors or ofllcers of such naval ves
sol visiting shore may be Involve
raises an International question, but
I am clearly of tbe opluion u
whero such sailors or oftlcers are
saulted by the resident popula
animated by hostility to the govern-!
mout whoso uniform these Ballon
aud officers wear, and in the reeent-l
inent of acts done by their govern
ment, and not by them, their nation
must take notice of tho ovents aum
involving an lufrlction of its right
and dignity. Not In a second
way, as where a cltlzon is Injur
aud presouts his claim through hk
own government, but In a prima
way, precisely as If Its iniuUter
tho cousular Hag itself had been i
object of the aarao character of
assault. Tbe ofllcers and sailors
tho Baltimore were In the harbor j
Valparaiso under the orders of thul
government, and not by their ow
choice. They were upon abora b
the Implied Invitation of the pm
ernmeut of Chili, with the j)
proyal of their commanding ofltoar
and this doea uot distinguish tbii
case from that of the couaul or tt
his stay Is inoro permanent or il
ho holds an express iuyltatlon of H
local government to Juatlfy hifl
lougor residence. Nor doea it ehsoftl
tho question that the injury waa '
act of tho mob. If there had
no participation of the police
military In UU cruel work and
neglect ou tbt'lr part to extend pro
tectlou thw cam would Mill be oi
in my oplaloii, whs M extent i
character were eo widwwd, lY&lvii
luteriMttJoMU HJtkl. ,,
Tg y'Mtttoqt tbw u ttx story
of the attftek.M ibm sailor of lb
Baltimore aa related la the ttl
raony of Captain 8ehly and othr
at the lHVtHfttea, abowiog
sailors were aosjer and bhvii
theRielvM, aa te evkkaoed, furUMj
by the Awt tbe ChWlan potto tnadiij
unarrest, and aayaitk ftotarambtej
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