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EVENING CAPITAL JOURNAL.
VOL. 5.
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THE PEOPLE'S PAPER.'
SAliEM, OKEGON, MONDAY, MAKCH 21, 1892.
"TO-DAY'S .NEWS TO-DAY."
NO. 68.
HTTON'
Special
Sale
No. 5.
REAMS
NOTE
PAPER,
m CAPITAL JOURNAL.
HOFER BROTHERS,
Editors.
UBLISHIfoDAILY.KXCKFT8tJNDAY,
BT TUB
Caoltal Journal Publishing Company.
(Incorporated.)
Office, Commercial Btrect, In P. O. Bulldlnc
Knterod at the postomoo ot Salem, Or., as
second-class matter.
Only 26 Cents Quarter Ream.
ATTON'S State Street Boot Store, h 98.
THE RACKET STORE
c
EJLHD SHOE SALE!
Men's Rubber Boots $2 00 worth $2 75
' Plow Shoes 00 " 125
Better " " 1 15 " 1 50
Oil Grain Plow Shoes 145 " 1
Men's Congress ' 1 45 and up
Boy's School Shoes .-.-$110,130 and 1
" Dress Shoes 1 40 " 1
Children's Fine Shoes . 35. 55e,
" Heavy " 80, $1 00, 1
The above list offers s me of the greatest bargains
convinced call and examine
Ladles' Glove Calf Shoes $1 15 worth $1 40
" Oil Grain! " 1 45 " 1 75
" Calf Shoes 145 " 175
" Dongola Shoes 1 45 " 1 75
' ' Tipped Shoes 1 80 2 25
Flexible Dongola ' 2-15, ?2 40, 2 75
Fine Dongola Kid " 2 CO, 3 00, 3 25
ii
ti
ii
Oxford Ties.
No trouble to show goods.
261 Commercial Street.
Children's Rubbers only 25
ever known" west of the Rocky mountains.
1 25, 1 45, 1 65
To be
E F. OSB
URN
Why
the
Ii rm r i m tt
Are loose Lots in neasant nouie aj
SELLING SO RAPIDLY?
GJSlTJIEZ the LOTS.
IPEICES and the TERMS arG sure to auit every body.
Take a walk or drive through the property and see
the HOUSES and RTDEWA T ,1?S in course of
construction. MATERIAL is being hauled on the
ground for ten
KPTES-"? CJOT-iCS-JESSi.
Call On
Studebaker Wagons.
Hoosier Seeders and Drills,
BALL BEARING DISC HARROWS.
AT
GRAY BROTHERS,
SALEM, OREGON.
E.
One-half block south of Bush's
r,
bank, up stairs.
COR. STATE AND LIBERTY ST3.,
iSBBfit. M flSSBJ "A. S H BBBKak. H Bm V -jm VAV
'frT,iTnmmBiTT"M'--"Trrli'nt tvh-i
arntt
-SUCCESSORS TO
Icintire.
WELLER BROS.
-HEAD QUARTERS FOR RED STAR-
ITAPLE Ml FANCY
GROCERIES,
for Infants and Children.
"Caatorlals bo weU adapted to children that
Irecommendltas superior to any prescription
known to mo." II. A. Ascnxn, JI. D.,
Ill Bo. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. T.
"The use of 'Caatorla' la go universal and
Its merits so well known that it seems a work
of supererogation to endorse It. Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castorla
within easy reach."
Carlos SUrttn. D.D.,
New York 6ry.
Late Pastor Bloomingdalo Reformed Church.
Castorla cures Colic, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eructation,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotea d
ccsuon,
Without Injurious medication.
" For several years I have recommended
your ' Castorla. and shall always continue to
do so as it has Invariably produced beneficial
results."
Edwin F. Pjuideb. H. D.,
" The Wlnthrop," l-th Street and Tth Ato.,
New York City.
The Ckktacr ConrAjrr, 77 IIdriult Stiiiet, New Yonx.
At the old Stand, next door to Post Office.
You can get tho latest
MUSI
O
5
:inest Line of Pianos, Organs, Banjos, Violins, Guitars
and Mandolins,
LOWEST PRICES
AT
3IO Commorolal Street.
Send for.Catatogue FREE
;aston's,
SNOW THE YEAR ROUND
At 100 Chemeketa Street.
OUSE - and - SlON - PAINTING.
PanAK Mnnnflin fn Iham Ih I Yir.fl mt.K ..
r. '. . . ""t"i imiouiumiuB, nun iimiui'i eic
rtural Wood Finish. Only Fireb-class Work,
Varnishing and
E. E. SNOW.
Irr
$ PetZGl Plumbers and Tinners,
J. Mf Needham,
HOUSE PAIWTING, KALSO
MINING, PAPER HANGING,
NATURAL WOOD FINI8HING.
Leave orders J. Irwln'8,'rear of dmltb A
Burner's drug store.
Columbia Poultry Yards,
J. M. BRENTS, Manager.
Lock Box 1210, Seattle, Wash
Breeders ol Thoroughbred Poultry of fol
lowing varieties:
H.O. White Leghorns, 8. 0. Brown Leg
horns, White Plymouth llocks, Barred
Plymouth Hocks, Pit Games, Black Lang
shams. Light Urahamos, Bun Cochins,
Partridge Cochins, Bronze Turkeys.
Send lor Circular and Price List.
1847 Commercial street. Salem. Garden Hose and Lawn Bnrinklen.
Smplele hue of Stoves and Tinwure, Tin roofing and plumbing a
my. insinuates ror Tinning ami numbing Furnlsueu.
flem Truck & Dray Co. f
I V lice's
DRAYS AND TRUCKS
rays ready for orders.
ana deliver woou,
, coal and lumber. Of
fice State St.. opposite 8a
llron works. Drays and tracks may I found throughout the day at
i corner of Bute and Commercial htroetx.
T. C PERKINS, Gesertl Sn?eriiidwt
WORKS,
HAKE, Proprietor,
SALEM IRON
CM, ...---.- ORBOON.
anfactures HTKAM EXOINS-X. Mill Outfits. Water Wheel Governor. Krult
t Outfits, Traction Engines, Cresting, etc Parm machinery made and repaired.
erai agenis anu manuiaciureisoi ne ceieuraica miusiruw ntieuv jmuuiiqi
and Heels, Farm machinery made ana repaired.
Sasti and Door Factory
Front Street, Salem, Oregon.
Ibest class of work in our line at prices to compete
with tho lowest Only the best material used.
If You Expect to
MAKE MONEY
In the Chicken llusi
ness you need the
Pacific Incubator
and Brooder.
It Is cheaD. reliable, substantial, enaflr
understood, and will hatch any kind or
egos better than a hen. BondRo lauipiu
Capital City Murant
Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r.
Warm Meals at All Hours ol the Day
None bnt white labor employed in this
establishment.
A good substantial meal cooked In first,
class style
Twenty-flve cents per meal,
RBD FRONT,
Court street, between Opera House and
Mluto'n Livery
IT tTILIi DE A MISTAKE.
So far Chairman Lotan of tho Re
publican stato central committee
haa recoguized no Republican paper
In Oregon by sending It the call for
tho Republican state couvcution to
puousu. ui course, every news
paper nt all enterprising has printed
that call as a matter of news. The
only otllcial authorized publication
of tho call has been iu the Portland
Oregouiau, and many Republicans
do not regard It as a good Republl
can authority.
It is well known that tho Ore
gouiau allows no opportunity to
escape to abuse and belittle Secre
tary of State Bialuo, and Nutloual
Chairman Clarkson. While all Re
publicans believe In free speech nml
freedom of criticism of ail candi
dates, after men are ofllchilly recog
nized a3 great leaders there Is n
limit to tho extent of attacks upon
them, aud it certainly does not
establish a newspapor's republican
ism to make persoual attacks upon
such leaders, without attacking their
puono ponoy or recoru.
Whilo the Oregouian porslsloutly
attacks these leaders it is said to be
a fact that nearly every offlco Iu
Portland that has auy patronage
attached to it was secured by tho
Democrats through the committee
of one hundred with the lulluouco
and co-operation of tho Oregonlau.
Its pets nre largely foreign capi
talists, free traders and anli-Blatuo
nmjiacs, aud under all the circum
stances It Is a mistake to make tho
Oro,jouian the only ofllclal organ
for publishing tho calls of Republl-
caa conventions.
The Jouunal does not beliovo
that Tho Oregonlau at heait repre
Bjnts or desires to represout the true
Interests of tho masses of the pooplo.
Neither it nor its little ring of echoes
that always send back their feeble
sneezes when It takes suufl, are In
sympathy with tho masses. In fact
thoy despise them. Truo Republl
cauism is iu full sympathy with tho
wants of the people, has conlidenco
tn the Intelligence of tho people aud
respects the Interests and feelings of
every elemont of American citizen.
ship.
It will be a mistake to attempt to
carry Oregou Republican in tho
great battle of next Juno aud expect
to do It through Tho Oregouian and
the few papers that chime In with It
on every occasion. Republicanism
thai Is for the people will repudiuto
that kind of management of the
stato central committee. Tub Jouu
nal voices the sentiments of the
rank and Ala of tho party in this
protest against autocratioassumptlon
of ono-muu or one-newspaper power.
Oregouian victories are not tho
people's victories.
SATURDAY'S PRIMARIES.
Delegates to tho Republican
Gonnty Convention.
JUNTO TICKETS DEFEATED AT SALEM.
Details of tho Strugglo Over
tho Diftoront States.
DUGAN BROS'
PIumbiDg and HcatinaCo.
pay postage on our new
if a caiaiocue oi incuuatr,
Kowls, OALV. HEX. tiKl1liiO, Uooo
63-page ill intra,
thoroughbred
nil... .... .......11. ...
This book contains 0 sull-slzed colored
cuU of Thoroughbred Fowls Jind Is replete
with Information. Addn
PACIFIC INCUBATOR CO.,
No. 1313 CASTRO ST., Oakland, Cal.
Those Afflicted
With the habit ol tulnj to excess,
LIQUOR, OPIUM OR TOBACCO
Can obtain
COMPLETE, PERMANENT, CURE
AT THK
KEELEi7 INSTITUTE
Korent Drove, Qtn Osll write,
couddeallal
WholesalendretaII dealer In
STEAM AND PLUMBING
239 Commercial street. Telephone No. S3.
NEW DAILY MAIL STAGE
Between Aurora, ISuttcvillc,
Cliuiiiiiocg, St. Paul and
Fa!r(eld.
Leaves Aurora dally at 1O30 a. m. Ar
rives at Kalrlleld 3 p. in. Ileturulne-leuve
Kasrtleld at 4 p, in. Arrives at Chainpoeg
P, m. Leaves Champoet; 0 a. in. Arrives
at Aurora. vlaliutlevllle.atU a. m. Con
uectt with nuirnlnxH. I. Co. traln koIiik
north and vouth. rastenxers, bagKaire ana
frvUbt carried at regular rates,
ife-rvlce begins Itonday, March IT, ItVi,
UUi. llOKKKH, Vhwt.
FEAR & HAMILTON,
rnnS neitlAtjwl nil fmnmrArfYnrm enif
city proriy. '
tt.A.XIM. Owmaotx
Yoom It, Bush Hank block. U2dw
e. o. onoss,
Butcher and Packer
Btrlctlr HUte Ht. an Court 8tv-'fhe best meat
I delivered to all parM of tnscllr.
A LliGlBLATIVi: T1CK1CT.
What will Salem Republican bus
iness men who are Interested In a
good working delegation iu the
next legislature do to eecuro that?
Thero is no senator to elect aud no
politics enters Into tho contest
so fur. If a good Republican ticket
Is put up It will probably he elected.
Rut Salem has a vital Interest In
tho kind of mon who shall go there.
Balem will get no bcnellt from
sending uny unprogrcssivo or reac
tionary delegation to the legislature.
All the kickers alive cannot help
balem. Men who favor low taxes
but an aggressive afllrmatlvo policy
of making this a great city iu the
shortest time should bo selected
from Balem. Our city should bo
pushed to Its destiny to bo the load
ing second city In Oregon. It should
be put to the front by tho same
methods that are employed by cities
of its own rank with which It must
compete In Its development.
Tho legislative delegation will de
termine this matter.
KOUTIl IIOWKLh I'KAIKIE.
O. W. Weeks attended tho con
vention at Oregon CUy.
H. T. Raughmun and family visit
ed North Howell last week.
School begun on the 14th, with 15.
H, Fletcher us teacher.
J. W. Jory delivered un Interest
ing lecture at tho last alliance meet
ing, after which, a comedy In three
acts was huucewifully played by MIo
Badlo Dyer, Ml Winnie Haugh
man, K O. Wlosuer and 13. W.
Fletcher.
Wlllard Hteyens, a student of the
State Normul school, surprised his
parent aud theeohool wlthavh.lt
last week. Ho Ih looking well, aud
we w mid Infer that he receive good
treatment at the boarding hall, as
well ai from his professors.
Farmers urn almost through seed
ing In many place, und If the icood
weather continues much irln
Kraln will bo sown In a short lime.
Fall wheat lookn well, hut there are
very tv who wt ru la time lout full
to get ItMwn.
Tho Republican primaries Satur
day brought out a largo vote and as
a rulo were conducted fairly and
honestly. At soveral polling places
a public appeal was mado to coullue
the voting to Republicaus.
Tho precaution was not necessary
as very few, If any, Domoorata or
third party mon attempted to
cast ballots. At all the Salem pre
cluots, except North Salem, tho con
test wasuudcrstood to bo between tho
friends of Jaspor'Mlnto and John
Knight, candidates for sheriff.
Both wore well organized and
brought out a full vote, and in eaoh
precinct tho Knight ticket carried
tho day. the contest was a friendly
test of strongth between Republi
cans, conducted in tho best of spirits
aud is so accepted by tho defeated.
Tho result of tho primaries Is glvon
below, as fur as ascertained.
Mr. Puttou of Maclcay says the
fight there was square Mlnto and
autl-Minto, and was carried anll-
Mlnto two to ono. But he says tho
delegation is divided on sheriff bo
tween three candidates. Ho Bays
Stayton and Sublimity aro for
Wrlghtmau.
At Brooks there was a rcdhot fight
over tho primary. Thero was a flght
or two, some bloody noses, a strug
gle to Bhut out Democrats and non
residents aud as a result two delega
tions. DELEGATES TO THE COUNTY CON
VENTION. SALKM NO. 1. "
Squire Farr?r. Al. H. Johnson jr.,
C. M. Talbot, J. H. Smith, M. L.
Chamberlain, H. O. Tarploy, Frank
Waters, Geo. F. Smith, F. B. SoUth
wiok, R. E. Moorcs.
SALKM, no. 2.
Dr. W, A. Cusick, B. E. Wlllard, J.
A. Van Eaton, S. B. Catterllu.F. P.
MoDevitt, R. A. Crossan, H. George
Myers, A. N. Moores, John G.
Wright, John Q, Wilson.
BALEM NO. 8.
Dr. J. N. Smith, E. M. Walte,
Win. J. Clarke, A. J. Basoy, Dr. B.
R. Jossup, H. P. Koller, W- F.
Boothby, Goo. Anderson, Mark S.
Skiff, William Stalgor.
BALEM NO. 4.
I. L. Patterson. Claud Gatoh,
D. L. Green, A. O. Condit, H. B.
Hollund, Harvoy S. Bend, A. B.
Smith, L. F. Conn, J. H. Campbell,
John Havago, Jr.
ENCJLEWOOn.
J. E. MoCoy, T. P. Welch, W.
Ii. Wade, A. E. Parker, T.. Nolf,
Chris Rich, A. E. Gouldlng, L. J.
Martin, J. F. Goodo.
NOUTII SALEM.
E.Hofer, A. J. Prult.L. R. Stlnson,
Adam Snyder, J. H. McCormlok,
A. M. Clough, W. G. Stnnton, B. S,
Cook, Frank Kaiser.
BOUTK BALEM.
J. A. Maoy, Manly Moore, W. II.
Armstrong, S. A. Clarke, L. M.
Baker, A. Nye.
YEW PAHIC.
J. C. Peebles, W. H, Simpson, W.
W. Stephens, Hamlin Binlth, James
Warner, Wiley Moorcs.
I'llOSI'EOT.
David Simpson, A. A. Burton,
John Patterson, J. 15. Howard, C.
D. Wilson, J. O. Smith, Goo. P.
Sanderson, J. W. Gamble, J, J. Mil
lor, B. N. Nye.
EAHT SALKH.
W. J. Culver, Dr. L. F. Grinith,
Wm. II. Blocutn, Henry Workman,
R. II. Cain, J. L. Balllnger, Gilford
Btillwoll, J. E. Estell, A.S. Slippy.
O. C. Hutchlus.
OEHVAIS.
W. B. Taylor, B. DeJardln, M.
Mitchell, W. B, Brown, Pat Kelly,
L. H. Poujado, 15. B. Gregolro.
iiumiAHD;
W. T. Grim, J. R, Jordan, J. A.
Djdgo, B. It. T. Jones, A. L. Cal
vert. JKPPEK80N.
B. T. Johnson, T. M. Wilton, J. C.
Slegmund, N. n, Looney, P. Nye,
R. O. Donaldson, F. B, West, T. J.
Rlchardwn.
TUUNKIl.
J. Morris, J. W. McKlnney, J. M.
Watson, M. Howe, John VVilnel, J.
A. Husfcey, N. W. Silvers, T, W.
RIchoM.
WOOUIIUJtN,
Samuel Layman, J. S. Graham,
W, W. Hall, Peter Lucler, Frank
Morris, Henry Hull, George Whit
ney, A. Beach, W. L, Toozo,
AUMWILLK.
Wes. Bmith, II. U. Condit, R.
Lee, A. Lewis, J, E. Robert.
These delegates were Instructed for
Hermann,
HOWELL.
Frank Anderson, Mr, Rice, John
Newsomo, lit. Dyar, Wm. Sopping.
Held, Web. Smith.
WEST HILVKKTON,
. T. Riches, J. Fi.ber, It. D. Allen,
G. Hayiies, T. II. Hlackerby, J,
Boweu, Ed. Hall, Frank I5agan.
KABT SILVKHTON.
B. T, Hobart, H. IJ. Btarrolt, E.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report.
RoYal
Baking
Powder
ms&m
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Remington, M. Skalfo, Wm. Welch,
Chas. Wilson, M. J. Adams, Wm.
Haberly,
BROOKS.
Ono of tho primaries elected theeo
delegates: M. L. Jones, S. R. Scott,
J. A. Loonoy, F. X. Gobln, Leon
Glrod, D. S. Ruggles.
W. G. Evuus, P. P. Gouly, C. N.
Splcknol, Elmer Savage, D. D.
Gorsllne, and W, T. Jones were
elected by prlmary'No. 2.
AuuoitA.
Fred Will, A. H. Glesy, H. E.
Glesy, Wm. Fry, Geo. Scheule,
Henry Beck.
GUEMAWA.
There was a contest oyer tho pre
cinct lines. Delegates- W. G.
Evans, Elmer, Savage, D. Gorsllne,
Wm. Jones, P. Goulet, and C. N
Spioknel.
MAUI0N.
Bennett Pearson, L. Russell, T.
W. Ruthorford.
, STAYTON.
John H. Porter, Y. Richardson,
L. Hobson, B. Gesncr, Mr. Waters,
Mr. Caspel.
SUBLIMITY.
C H. Bouson, F. J. Wrightman,
J. T. Hunt, Chas. MoElhany, Geo.
Scott.
1
The Special Committee of the
nouse Still At It.
THE PENSION BUREAU.
Tho
.LINCOLN.
Abu6r Lewis, Reuben Leo, Mr.
Roberts, II. W. Smith, Henry Con
dit. MACLEAY.
A. J, Pattou, Chas. SapplngQold,
W. B. MoAllIstor, R. W. Carey,
C. J. Blmeral.
ABIQUA.
P. K. Johnson, Geo. Hall, Jo Ross,
M. Sottlomlor, D. A. MoKoo, Walt
Townsond, Harding Baughman, O.
Corly, Jo Jack.
OHAMl'OEa.
John Hoefer, Moses Lanktree.
State of Ohio, city op Tolkdo.I ..
Lucas county, f BH"
KitANK J, CUKNKYiiinkeu'.oath that he la
tho tonlor partner or tho firm ol V. J,
OHKMtv & Co., doing business In the City
of Toledo, Couuty and state nforcouid, and
the Bald (Inn will pay the sum ol ON13
HUNUKKU DOLLaUU for each and every
ciisoof UATAimn that cannot bo cured by
thuuso of Hall's Catauuh Cokk.
FltANK J. CHENEY.
Bworn to before me and subscribed In
my prMonoo, this (tth day of December,
A. D. 1MW, A. W. GLEABON,
IsKALl Notary t'ubllo.
Hall's Catarrh Curo Is taken in
ternally aud acts directly on tho
blood und muoous surfaces of tho
systom. Bend for testimonials, free.
F. I. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, 75 cents.
P eoplo'a Party County Oonvontlon.
A mass convention of tho Poo
plo's Party will bo held In Balem on
Friday, April 1st, at 10 o'clook a. m.,
for tho purposo of nominating a full
county ticket, aud for tho transaction
of uny other busiucss that may como
before the meeting. By ordorof tho
county central committee.
G. W. Weeks, Chairman.
F, M. AniAuair, Secretary.
0-21-dw-td
ii i i m m i i in
New Washington, Penu., pcoplo
are not slow about taking hold of a
now thing, if tho articlo has merit.
A few months ago David Byers, of
that placo, bought his first stock of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, Ho
bus sold It all and ordered more.
"It has glvon tho best of satisfac
tion, I huvo warranted every
bottle, aud huvo net hud otio como
buck." 25 and 60 cent and f 1.00
bottles for sulo by G. E. Good, drug
glut.
Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed t Castorla I
La Orippo Successfully Treated.
"I havo Just recovered from a
second attack of tho grip this year,"
says Mr. Jos. O. Jones, publisher of
tho Leader, Mexla, Texan. "In tho
latter case I used Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, and I think with
considerable success, only being in
bed a little over two dayB, against
ten days for tho first attack, The
second attack I am satisfied would
havo been equally as bad as tho first
but for (ho use of this remedy, as I
had to go to bed In about six hours
after being 'struck' with it, while iu
the first case I was able to attond to
business about two days before get
ting 'down."' Fifty cent bottlea
for Halo by G, E, Goode, druggist.
Women vdth paleolorless faees.whofeel
weak and dUcouramxl, wilt receive both
mental and bodily vigor by usluir Carter's
Iron tills, wliloliaroiuadoKbr Ue blood,
iiervea and completion,
Hmart Weed and llelladonua combined
with the other Ingredient used Iu the best
Ifrous Plasters, make Carter's H. W. 4 II.
H'ltiu5lie liters the best In the Market.
rrlcaSttccni.
PPyspeiMU la IU worst forms will yield to
the um of Carter's Little Nerve fills, sided
only relieve present distress but strsusthMl
us swHuacw ana QIMIIVS Epparaltu,
Investigation of Baum Con
tinued.
Washington, March 21. Tho
examination of Commissioner
Raum, of tho ponslou bureau, was
resumed by the special committee
of the house Saturday. Raum said
ho suggested tho amendment to tho
peuslon appropriation bill which
cut off his Bon taking fees as a
notary whllo a clerk in tho ofllco.
Ho declared ho had strictly observed
the civil service law and has uover
mado a removal oxcept for cause.
Amoug tho causes was that of at
tempting to injure the commissioner
and throw odium on tho office.
Raum said ho defended his son's
courso whllo employed in tho pen
sion bureau. In a talk with tho
prcsidont ho declared tho charge
that his son had tried to defraud the
govornmont out of $72 was a great
outrago. He had never talked with
tho attorney-gonoral or any ono elso
with a view to tho proyentlon of tho
criminal prosecution of his son.
Euloo put In evidence tho affi
davits frlado by Howard and Eugle,
tho olerks iu tho pension ofllco
whoso dismissal tho commissioner
had recommonded, making charges
that Horace C. Stover had paid
Theodore Smith (50 to bo trans
ferred; that they had seen Stover
glvo Smith tho money. It was
charged that Green B. Raum, Jr.,
received tho monoy and solicited
tho money of Englo. Parson Bald
thts related to a matter long after
young Raum was out of office, but
that ho would not object to the
affidavits, if it were expected to
connect tho commissioner's recom
mendation for tho dismissal of How
ard and Engle with it. Tho com
missioner, in explanation of hlsl
recommendation of dismissal, read
alr.ttor, dated September 25, 1801,
recommeudlng the dismissal of
Special Examiner Tuylor, because
ho was an unsuitable person to dis
charge tho duties in connection
with a pension claim, and also be
cause ho associated with George B.
Fleming, who ondcavorod to break
down tho ponslou office. Raum also
read letters recommending tho dis
missal of noward and Englo, be
causo thoy had conspired to destroy
tho social standing of Special Ex
aminer Stovor. Tho commissioner
Bald ho had thoroughly investigated
tho matter and camo to the couclu
Bion that Howard and Engle had
mado falso charges,
In connection with tho recom
mendation that Englo and Howard
bo difcrniesed, tho commissioner sub
mitted a second letter to Secretary
Nobio. This began with a state
ment and affidavit of Ford, chief of
tho record division, charging that
Euglor while temporarily chief of
Jho divlfllon, ruined a girl Jn the di
vision and publicly boasted or her
seduction. Tho letter then charged
Englo was a falso swearer, "a
rerator," a conspirator against tho
chief of tho bureau, a seducer, and
ono who carried a weapon which
suggested tho lutenlion of assassina
tion. Tho Howard letter charged
him with being a conspirator. The
letter also alleged that George B,
Fleming, a dlsohargod examiner,
started tho attack aud was publish
ing falsa and mallolous attacks In
tho publlo press against the coinmis
elouer. Tho letter closed with tho
statomout that there was a small
number of active and malignant
Intriguers In tho ponslou office, and
demanded that ho (Raum) be sus
tained as necessary to tho good of
tho goverumont und tho discipline
office. Recurring to the charge that
Engle hud seduced a young girl,
Euloo asked if she was still In tho
bureau. Tho commissioner said he
told Ford he did not wish to learn
her name. Ho heard she was con
ducting herself with propriety aud
was still in the office; asked if he
thought tho womuu would be re
tained in the service, the commis
sioner wild ho kept the service ckan.
It Is publlo notorloty that there wm
hero and there a woman in the pub
llo Bervlce who had gone attray anl
had not been turned out.
BRITIiK TAJUs JtUJEL.
A Mutiny ob Seard tk Mtx-sf.
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VAnoouvkb, B, O. Marcti 21,
An Incident that will proHably te
am! t In a man-of-war having to mak
a trip home occurred here 8tw4y,
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