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EVENING CAPITAL JOURNAL.
VOL. 5.
"THE PEOPLE'S PAPER."
SALEJr, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1892.
"TO-DAY'S NEWS TO-DAY."
NO. 329.
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THE LATEST OUT!
For Costumes, Lamp and (Jaudlo Shades, Screens, Fans, Neckties, Dolls, Dressmaker's Models, Table Cloths and
JNapluns for Orange, Violet and Lemon Teas, and Decorations for fairs and special occasions
120
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mors
-PLEASANT
"lome
You can buy property in this most popular Addition
on any terms.
It is high and dry and has the advantage of street
cars and city water.
"Remember it is within ten minutes walk of the
Postoffice or Court House.
Over thirty lots sold this spring. Call on
Wm.
One-half block south
Harritt
-SUCCESSORS TO
WELLER BROS.
-HEAD QUARTERS FOR RED STAR-
mm and pic! wm,
At the old Stand, next door to Post Office.
JH. GLASSFORD.
BUILDER AND CABINET
BANKS, STORES AND OFFICES FITTED UP IN
Georg'a Pine, Walnut, Cherry, Red Wood, Etc.
MANTELS, BUTCHERS' AND FAMILY ICE BOXES, WIRE SCREENS.
JOBBING ATTENDED TO.
Rearof 200 Commercial Street, Salem, Oregou.
NAILS !
LOCKS
BUILDER'S HARDWARE i AT
k
5
214 & 21G Commercial St.. Salem.
Barr
Peta
A complete him of Stoves and Tinware, Tin roonug ana piurauing a
specialty. Estimates for Tinning and Plumbing tarnished.
PAPER HANGERS.
HEAD QUARTERS.
Aii nro inutted in mil fit 143 Court street and look at
patterns In Wall Paper and get prices for same i on the wall.
E. C. SNOW. Decorator, with E.E. SNOW, House, Sign and
rlage
PAINTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Paper Hanging, Knlsoniining, Wall Tinting, etc Varntsldng nnd
Natural Wood Finish. Ouly First-class Work. E, fc. bNOW.
Remember the plane, 143 Court htreet.
FOUND
The place to
rig, Express,
Mill feed or
I,! nf Dlvf. nr aviwfil. Hall on Rvan & Co., back of
Willamette hotel. Prompt
Salem Truck if Day Co. S
V floe Si
iem Iron works. DrayB and truefcj iay be lot
the comer f State and Oornmernial street.
B. F. DRAKs, Proprietor.
SALEM
SALBM, -
Manufactures HTEAM KNG1NES
miii
Sffil
Purifier and Hiels.
Kurm machinery mude
C.N.CHCRCHILL.
cnuRcraLL & BURROUGHS,
Tinners, Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters;
SHEET METAL WORKERS.
100 Chemeketa Btreet.
Sash and Door Factory
Fronti Street, Salem, Oregon,
The best class of work in our lino at prices to compote
with the lowest. Only the best material used
CREPE
T QQ
I luuU
when temporary and
SHADtS OF TISSUE PAPER IN STOCK.
Iiave just received a largo assortment of Paper Flower material.
State Street Bool Store, lo. 98.
dH ffl a 9 I 1 I I
IJ 1 I II 1 1
of Bush's bank, up stairs.
HINGES !
Mcntire.
Plumbers and Tinners,
Garden Hose
nnd Lawn Sprinklers.
iaj
all the
lute
Car-
get a Saddle horse, Livery
Dray or Truck, Wood, Hay,
ffood well rotted Manure,
and careful work is our motto.
BY AN & CO.
DRAYB AND TRUCKS
a ready for orders.
and deliver wood,
coal and lumber. Of-
State St.. opposite Ha-
found throughout the dav at
T. G. PERKINS, General Superintendent,
IRON WORKS,
. OREOON.
nntflia. Water Wheel Governor, Krult
and repaired.
T.S. BURROUGHS.
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PAPER
striking effects are desired.
GET THE J.&M. LAWNMOWER
In Three Sixes.
ALSO AN IMMENSE STOCK OF BUILDER'S HARD
WARE AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS
AT
GRAY BROTHERS,
N. W. CORNER STATE AND LIBERTY STS., SALEM, OREGON.
Hd. C.
Wholesale and Retail Dcnlcr in Fresh, Salt and
Smoked Meats of all Kinds,
Largest display in the city at ray market. Best ser
vices and prmpt delivery to all parts of the city.
05 Court and 110 State Streets.
ufiaSi
-SUCCESSOR 1 0-
J. C. BROWN & CO.
Have Re-opened at the Old Stand with the most complete
stock in oalem ot
HARDWARE, STOVES,
TINWARE, ROAD CARTS.
-BUILDER'S HARDWARE A SPECIALTY.-
Contractors and builders can find here every article they
need, in the most approyed and modern patterns.
SUPERIOR STOVES AND RANGES.
All the former customers of this House and the
general trade are invited to call. We will treat you well.
o:o:.i&.g-
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MONEY TO LOAN.
Special Inducements for the next 30 days
on good farm louns.
FEAR & HAMILTON,
Ttoom U, Bash hank block. 8 12dw
J. M, Needham,
HOUSE PAINTING, KALSO
MINING, PAPER HANGING,
NATURAL WOOD FINISHING.
Leave orders J. Irwin's, rear of Wraith a
Stelner's drug store.
TMPllOVKD OltUER OK HKI) MKN,
1 Kurulakun TrllieNo.8. Halem. Holds
countll every Tliurdny evtjnlng, at 7.'J0.
Wigwam In btate InKurunce hall,
F. O. UAKElt. J'ropheU
FIIANK O. V, ATKItH, Thief of Hecords.
NEW DAILY MAIL STAGE
Between Aurora, ISuttovllIe,
Chamj)ocg, St. 1'uul and
Fairflcld.
Leavei Aurora dolly at 10-30 n. m Ar
nvesatKulrfleldSp. m. Iteturnlng leave
KuarDeld at p. m. Arrlvtn at Chan-poeg
u p, in. leiiveM Champoei; ti a. in. Arrive
at Aurora, via Iluuevllle, at a. m Con
jiect with morning H. f. Co. train going
north and Kutb, I'aMengeri, baggage and
frelgbt carried at regular rate.
eenice btgln Monday, March 17, IKK.
WILLIAMS & ENGLAND
BANKING CO.
CiPITAL STOCK, all Subscribed, $200,000
Transact a general banking builne
in au iu uraucucs.
WILLIAMS HreMen
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liNULA-ND Vlco rreldent
UOQ1I McNAKY., ., CabUr
UIBKaroiiR; Oeo. Wllltanw.Wm. Eng
lam', Dr. J. A. lUobardMiu, J. W, Uodzoa.
J, A. Uaker.
Bank In new Exchanxe ,bloclt on Com
ooercUJ tret, 8iU-U
&
i w 1 vC4lOi
Cross,
sjotx'stce.,
248 Commercial Street.
For Sale.
Three lols in North Halo in on street car
line, oho 21 acres lrultland ubout!) miles
cast of Salem. Cull on
. I. UAISKIELSOX,
State Insurance Office
Those Afflicted
With thebablt ol using to excess,
LIQUOR, OPIUM OR TOBACCO
Can obtain a
COMPLETE, PERMANENT CURE
AT THK
KEELEy INSTITUTE
Forest Grove, Or., Call write. Htrlctlr
confidential
DUGAN BROS'
Plumbing and Heating Co.,
Wholesale and retail dealer In
STEAM AND PLUMBING GOODS,
MU Commercial utreet. Telephone No. S3
TO BUILD IS A PLEASURE
When you see these new 1891
designs in Books 4 and 5, "Houses
and Cottages."
Hlie.Bx 10 Incut. Contain new detlgni,
new kiylei , latetl Idta In planning. Xo
4 has &5 detlgni clatolUed from tl'JJ up to
1600, about half under (ICO) Mo. 6 con
ta1uUde4'pn of dueillngt noillug over
HSU), many from J1W0 up to tW). Many
new Houthern or rorl klyltm of home In
lbee work.
1'rioe, II each, or the twoforll.'O.
D. S. HOPKINS,
Atchfrct, Grand Rapldi, Mich.
Smith,
POLITICAL MEMT1N0S.
Announcements of Place nnd Dato of
Republican Speaking.
Tbecandlditeon the Mnrlon countyllc-
uuuuixiii ucKet win U18CU8S i no pouucvi
issues or me any ai tuo time ana places
named below. Candidate or opposite po
litical parties nro Invited to attend and
participate In the discussion.
Macleay, Thursday, May 19th, 1 p. m.
Marlon. Frlrtnr. unth.in. m.
t-n-.j'.. .: .. ... "
Sth.7D. m.
Turner, Saturday, '
Auinsvllle, " "
Btayton, "
Nlagani, Monday, "
Mllfcity, " "
Mehama, Tuesday, "
Sublimity, Wednesday,"
WUllcnkor.
BUverton. Thursday, "
MUAngol, "
Woodburn, Friday, "
Hubbird, " "
Aurora, " "
Crooks, Saturday, '
Ocrvals, ' '
St. l'aul, Tuesday, "
Clumpoee. " "
521st, 10 a m.
21st, '2 p. m,
21st, 7
2ld, 1 "
S!d,7 "
aith.i
35th, 1 "
25tll,7 "
28th, 1 "
2tlth,8 "
27th, 10 a. m,
27th, 2 p. m.
27th, 8 "
2th, 10 a.m.
2Sth, 2 p. Ill,
31st 10a. in.
Slht, 2 p. in.
lluttolllo. Wed.. Juno
Howell. Thursdav. " 2d. 1
itit, 1 "
Ltbertyflchoolhouse.Frl.," 8d,2 "
Huiem, Saturday, " 4th. 8 "
rbnspeakluv;Rl8uleniwlUbeatthe0pern
Ilnilsaut U rt!nl In f ha onoiilnn
"" "V u 4..VX.IX ... .UV 1 . VUlUi
By order of thoCountv Rminlllpjn Cnm
mltteo. 1. Ij. I'ATTKKSUN.
J.il.
McCouhick.
Uhalrnian.
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Hecretary.
STATE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Foit Supreme Judee:
F. A. MOOitE, of Columbia
Co.
.boil attorney General:
L. II. WEBSTEIt, of Jackson.
CONOItESSMAN, FIRST DISTRICT!
UINGEli HERMANN.
Congressman, Second District:
W. It. ELLIS.
For Presidential Electers:
J. F. CAPLES, of Portland.
H. B. MILLEU, of Grants Pass.
G. M. imVIN. of Union.
D. M. DUNNE, of Portland
DISTRICT REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Judoe op Third District:
GEO. II. BURNETT, of Marion.
Prosecuting Attorney op Third
District.
JAMES McUAIN, of Yamhill.
Mem nun op State Hoard of
Equalization Third District.
SAMUEL GIBSON, of Polk
MARION COUNT!' REPUBLICAN TICKET.
'Representatives:
TILMON FORD, Salem,
T. T. GEER, Macleay.
S. B. ORMSBY, Knight.
JOHN G. WRIGHT, Salem,
SAMUEL LAYMAN.Woodburn.
Sheriff:
JOHN KNIGHT, Salem.
Coun'iy Clerk:
D. C. SHERMAN, Salem.
County Judge:
W. C. HUBBARD, Fulrliold.
County Commissiener:
J. F. ANDERSON, Howell.
Superintendent op Schoels:
J. S. GRAHAM, Woodburn.
County Treasurer:
R. GRANT BROWN, Aumsvllle.
Count Recerder:
JOHN H. MoNARY, Salem.
County Assessor;
D. D. COFFEY, Mill City.
County Surveyer:
B. B. HERRICK, Macleay.
County Corener:
J. S. STOTT, Gervals.
For Precinct Officers:
For Justice of Pence of Salem Pre
olucts, JAS. BATOHELOR, For
Conslablo THOd. WELCH.
PROHIBITION COUNTY TICKET.
For Cengress:
W. T. RIGDON.
Supreme Judge:
BENJ. P. WELCH.
Representatives:
N. N. MATTHEWS,
A. OLINGER,
WM. ADAIR,
HENRY C. PORTER,
F. J. 8TRAYER.
County Clerk:
W.S. HURSl'.
County Recerder:
ELMER E. HULL.
County Judee:
S. CONDIT.
Sheriff:
M. J. SCOTT.
Commissioner:-
J.G. EBERHARD.
School Superintendent:
WM. SIMPSON.
Assesser:
J, C. ROBERTSON.
County Treasurer:
aSHLY WHITE.
NolliingliikoTryinKlt.
Tberu is nothing tlmt will so quick
ly satisfy one of tlio value of Cham
berlain's Pain Balm for rheumatilm
as a iiorsonnl trial. Givu it n chance
and see how quickly the pain will
bubsldo. For nvlo by G. E. Good,
Druggists.
JAPANESE
CURE
AnewandC irnplete Treatment, connlut
lng f HUPiKMltorlcM, ointment In cupnulen,
aUo a xx and pills; n oIUh euro lor ex
ternal. Internal, blind or bleedlDtr. itchlnir,
chronic, recent or hereditary Piles, and
muny other (IImjjikch nnd female wonk
nvuhtt; ltlialwuyaa Kreat benefit to the
general health. '1 he llrnt dUcovery ot a
medical cure rendering an operation with
the knife un ni- CHkary heiealter. Thin
remedy has never been known to fall, fl
per box. U for 1-5; sent by mull. Why Buffer
from this terrible dlseasa vlu'U u written
aruaranlee is ulven with 0 boxes, to refund
The money II not cured Hend stump for free
sample.
VtJLUKt
Uuarpntee Issued by WoouAltn.
LTulKKi uo., wuoiesaieanu reiuu arug
. - " . .. . . . r -... j '
gliu, sole agents, Portland, Or,
6 My-dw
e. o. onoss,
and Packer
HtateHt. ani! Court Bt-The best meal
delivered Uiall parts of thecltr.
Paper Hangerand Decorator.
Ofilce at ChasrOul it n't illllloucry store,
Balem,Oiegoa,
Bargains! Bargains!
In Hwith KttUni, on sUUrlfl llae, LoU lm
inavMl and unimproved, ellher slngl or
In blocks. Term. ey. Call and sea w
at my resldenoe cornor ol OommereUI and
Leffl strteM. W.11.B1MPBOM,
THE CAPITAL JOURM
HOFER BROTHERS,
Editors.
raBLlBHEDDAILY.KXCETTSimPAY.
I1T Till
Capital Journal Publishing Company.
(Incorporated.)
Office, Commercial Btreet, In P. O. Building
Entered at the postoffice at Salem, Or., as
trcond'claes matter.
NEW BALLOT LA tV.
Below will be found thnt part of
tho new election law relating to
electors and methods of voting, to
gether with tho penalties for violat
ing the finine:
Sec. 58. Any person desiring to
voto shall glvo his name nnd his
realdouce to tho first of tho election
clerks, which clerk shall not be of
the same political party as the chair
man, who shall thereupon anuounco
the name and residence distinctly,
and wrlto in tho poll-book kept by
him the name and residonce of the
elector and the word "State," or
"Stat and district," if he is quali
fied to vote for such officers only,
and also wrlto the name nud resi
dence of tho elector, and, if proper,
tho word "State," or "State and dis
trict," with pen nnd Ink upon the
back of one of the stubs upon one of
tbo white ballots provided under this
act; the clerk shall then with pou
and Ink write tho number of the
elector upon tho bacK of each of the
two stubs upon said ballot; he shall
so number the stubs upon each bal
lot to correspond with tho number
of the elector In tho poll-book, bo
glunlng with No. 1, for tho first
elector applying to voto, No. 2 for
tho second electf nud so on, and he
shall then tear oil' the stub upon
which he wrote tho elector's name.
The clerk shall then deliver tho bal
lot, with tho roranlnlng stub still nt
laohed thereto, to tho elector. The
said clerk shall give tho elector one
of said white ballots, nud ouo only.
The clerk shall then, at onco, and
before issuing another ballot, deliver
the stub containing the name and
number of tho elector to tho judges,
who Bhall pass it to the second clerk,
who shall immediately enter tho
number in tho poll-book, and tho
name and residenro of the elector
opposite thereto, nnd shall retain
tho stub In his possession.
Sec. 69. On receipt of his whito
ballot, us aforesaid, tho elector shall
forthwith, and without leaving the
enclosed space, retire alone to one of
tho compartmonts or places pro
vided, and shall there preparo his
ballot by cancelling, crossing or
marking out tho names of tho can
didates he docs not wish to voto for,
which Bhall bo done with an indelll
blo"copyIug" pencil, to befurnishod
for the purpose, or by scratching
with pen nnd Ink for each ofilco to
be filled for which ho is qualified to
voto, nnd if uecessary ho mny wrlto
Into the blank space provided thero
for the uamo of tho person of his
ohoico for each or any such office;
and, iu case of u question submitted
to the vote of the people by cancel
Hag, crossing, or scratching out the
answer ho does not wish to mako or
give. Before lenvlng tho compart
ment or placo provided, tho elector
ahull fold his ballot bo that tho face
thereof will bo concealed, without
displaying tho ballot or informing
any person how ho has prepared It;
nnd ho Bhall fold tho ballot so that
the Initials of tho first clerk may bo
seen on tho back of tho ballot (stub,)
and so that tho remaining stub muy
bo readily torn oil, withoutoxposlng
the contents of tho ballot or the
murks or crosses thereon. Ho shall
then deliver tho ballot to tho chair
man and stato his numo and resi
dence.
Sec, CO. Immediately upon re
ceiving the ballot from tho elector,
the qhulrmau shall repeat tho name
and rcsldenco distinctly, and shall
luiiiovo the remaining lmlr of tho
stub from tho dullot without expos
ing tho coutents of tho ballot or the
murks or croHfsesthercon,and pass tho
stub to the second clerk, who shull
compare it with Its counterpart uud
observe that the name written on tho
counterpart corresponds with the
uamo given by tho person voting. If
no objection Is mude by tho elector,
nud tho Judges nro satisfied that tho
elector Is legally qualified, according
to the constitution and laws of tho
state, to vote for all offices to bo
filled at that election, and that the
ballot presented Is tho identical
whito ballot received by tho elector
us aforesaid from tho first cleric, tho
oliulrmuu shull immediately put tho
ballot In tho box marked "geuoral,"
without anyone Inspecting or see
ing the names written or printed or
tho croHH-s or murks upon the bal
lot, uud without unfolding the
same, and the second clerk shall
enter opposite tho name antl number
of the elector In the poll-box tho
word "voted" or letter "V to Indi
cate tho same.
Beo. 01. If a majority of the
Judges ure natlsfied the elector Is
legally qualified to vote Iu that pre
ciuot oulv for "State" officers, the
chairman shall immediately wrlto
with pen and luk upou the back of
the ballot tho word "State," and
sign his (tho chairman') initials
thereto; if the elector is qualified to
vote for district elllcerB also, tho
chairman shall write as aforesaid
tbo worda ,'8taU," or "Btato and
Highest of all in Leavening Power.
b&
rv
JS2&
ABSOLUTELY PURE
District," na the caso may be. Tho
elector shall then immediately pass
out by tho way Indicated by tbo
Judges.
Seo. 02. If any elector by acci
dent or mistake spoils his ballot bo
that bo cannot conveniently vote
tho name, ho mny, on returning said
spoiled ballot, receive another In
placo thereof. If the cleotor apolls
threo such ballots, it Bhall be con
clusive evidence that the elector Is
unable to prepare his ballot without
assistance, and ho shall request, tho
assistance of two of tho Judges to
preparo one for him. When an
elector spoils n ballot and returns
tho same to tho first clork, tho clerk
shall wrlto upon tho stub tho word
"Spoiled," and sign hla Inltlols. nnd
remove tho stub from tho ballot, nnd
immediately pass the stub to tho
Judges, and he -shall tbon Im
mediately destroy tbo spoiled ballot,
without any ono Inspecting Its
contents, nud issue another to tho
elector ns in tho first instance, nffix
lug tho same name and number to
tho stubs as the orlglunl ballot.
Bko. 03. No person shall take or
remove any white ballot from tho
polling place, and Immediately upon
tho closing of tho polls tho Judges
shall causo all the white ballots re
maining unused to bo immediately
destroyed by tearing them, In pieces
or by burning them.
Seo. 04. As last ns electors vote,
ns nforesuld, the second clerk shall
string tho mnted stubs. Upon tho
closing of the polls he shall securely
knot togothor the ends of tho thread
and carefully presorye tho same.
Sec. 05. Not more than ono per
son at ono tlmo shall bo permitted
to occupy anyone compnrtmotit or
placo provided for electors to pre
pare their ballots, nnd no person
shall remain In or occupy such com
partmoue longer than may bo reas
onably necessary to prepare his
ballot. Every elector who does not
voto any ballot delivered to him,
shall before leaving tho polling
placo, return such ballot to tho first
clerk, who shall write upon tho stub
thereon "Not Voted,' and sign his
Inltals, nnd treat the stub and ballot
In tho sumo manner as In tho caso
of a spoiled ballot, nud both clerks
shall uoto tho fact upon the poll
books by drawing a lino with pen
and Ink across the name of tho per
son, and writing tho words "Not
Voted."
Sice. 00. Any elector who declnro
to tho chairman that ho cannot read
or wrlto, or that by blindness, or
other physical disability, bo Is
unable to prepare his ballot, shall,
upon request, receive tho nsslstnnco
of two of the Judges In tho prepara
tion thereof, nud such officers Bhall
ascertain his wishes nnd preparo his
ballot in accordance therewith, such
officers Bhall thereafter glvo no In
formation regarding tho same. Tho
chairman may, in his discretion, re-
quiro such declaration of disability
to bo made by the elector undor
outh. Whonoveran elector receives
assistance In this manner, tho clerk
shull write upon tho poll-book, op
posite the namo of the elector, tho
word "Assisted," nnd if Bworn, nlso
"Sworn1" Iu preparing hla ballot,
any elector shall bo at liberty to use
or copy nny colored or sample ballot
provided by this act which ho may
chooso to mark or to have had
marked in advance, to (insist him
iu mat king tho official ballot.
Seo. 07. Any elector who shull
uso or bring Into the polling place,
or curry away thorefrora, any unoffi
cial ballot or any paper or thing
bearing any resemblance to tho offi
cial will to ballot, othor than said
colored or sample ballot, or anything
which will show bow ho has pre
pared tho white ballot, or any elector
who Bhall, except as herein other
wise provided, allow bis white bal
lot to bo seen by nny person with au
apparent Intention of letting it bo
known how ho is about to vote, or
mutilate hla ballot, or place any dis
tinguishing mark upon his ballot
wheroby the sumo may bo Identified
or who shall make a false stutemeiit
as to his Inability to murk hi ballot,
gr any person who shall lnterfero, or
attempt to interfere, with any voter
when Inside said enclosed space, or
when mnrKlug his ballot, or who
hall endeayor to Induce any voter
to mark his ballot in a particular
way, or before or after voting to
show or explain how ho marks or
has marked bis ballot, upon convic
tion shall be pnnlshed by a flue of
pot less than $30 nor more than $200.
Vote for John H, Starr for County
Olerk of Marlon county.
Vote for J. O'Donald, the
regular Democratic hob!w
for justice of tho peace.
Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report.
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Powder
10 STOP FRAUD
In the Naturalization of For
eigners, Etc. .
NATURALIZATION.
Some of the Evils Frcsentcd In a
Memorial.
Washington, Juno 1. Sonator
niscock yesterday presented n me
morial slgnod by Elihu Bool, Horace
Porter, Jos. M. Droxel, Cornelius
Bliss nnd others, without regard to
political affiliations, nsklng that a
committee bo appointed to inquire
into tbo system of naturalization in
New York City, lo the end that
remedial legislation be advised and
enacted with reference thereto.
They set forth the immigration rec
ords, showing that during 0I. over
200,000 foreigners came Into this
country from Europe, but a small
portion of whom can either read,
write, or speuk tho English lan
guage, and aro wholly ignorant of
our laws and tho principles of our
government. That there seems to
be reason to believe that immediate
ly prior to the last election Now
York state nnturllzatton was accom
panied by great Irregularities and
extensive frauds. In a single court
of Now York, during the first twen
ty days of October, there were near
ly 7000 naturalizations, of which
about 0000 woro by one judge. It la
obvious thot tho system of natural
ization which can produce results
with such startling rapidity must bo
defective, and there is reason to be
Hove that tho results aro mude possi
ble by wholesale perjury; that these
evil practices aro constantly adding
tho most undesirable element to our
community by tho surrender of a
material part of our power of self
government to men who aro really
aliens, Ignorant, venal and wholly
unfit to govern themselves or us.
THE SILVER BILL.
Shornian Makes a Speech on the
Measure.
Washington, Juno 1, In the
seuato yesterday Sherman Bpoke on
tho silver bill. He said be did not
not regard tho silver bill as a parti
san or political measure, but largely
a local measure, and that thero Is no
question compared with it in Im
portance aa to effects on the busi
ness interests of tbo country. Ho
went on to defend tho financial
action of tbo Republican party and
his own part in it. In a passing
allusion to tho national banking
system, Sherman said tbeso banks
would soon pass away, not because
they wore not tho best banks in tbo
world, but because United States
bonda upon which they rested
would bo paid oft. Ho insisted that
tbo system fully Justified itself. He
sold tho discontinuation of the
coinage of silver dollars in 1873 and
tho substitution of the trado dollar,
was mudo upon, tho representations
of California and other silver states,
who wanted to transport silver to
China, Tho only trouble about the
law was that senators could not see
ahead. If it bad been known that
sliver was going to all aa rapidly aa
It did, ho would have kept the silver
dollar and put it on the same footing
as fractional sliver. Tho suspension
of silver coinage, by the Latin
union and increase In production,
bad glvon great blowa to silver. It
la not true that ho is unfriendly to
silver. Sherman then went In to
donouuee tho bill under considera
tion. SERVED HIM RIOHT.
A Wife Boater Tarred and Feath
ered. Bio Vibta, Cal., Juno 1. Jamea
Hetherington was tarred and feath
ered here, nnd nlso given seventy
five lashea with a rnwhldo whip by
a masked body of twenty-flvo tau.
ing citizens. On Sunday afternoon
Hetherington attempted to kill hla
wife. Ho knocked her down and
Jumped on her chest with both feet.
Ho also attacked her with i butcbor
knife, lufilcting several lleah wounds
about tbo faco and neck, and th
woman is now lying in a critical eon
dltlon. Her life waa Bayed by tin
timely arrival of Headmaster Nevln
on tlie scene. Hulhedngton wm
urreoted, the officers making th
urrest under difficulty, m the gather
ing crowd attempted at flrt to lyaoh
hin, Hetherington la it bad elvMre
ter, having eerved a year U ttM
county Jail for attempting to kill
liana Bosseu threo years ago. A
masked mob secured the Jail ky
from the night watchman, Xftmry
Grady, They took HeibrttsKt
out of JJ1 and Btrunjt, kins p in thf
t
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