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VOL. 5.
THE PEOPLE'S PAPEll."
SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE IS, 1892.
"TO-DAY'S NEWS TO-DAY."
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CAPITAL
JOURNAL
HURD'S LATEST STATIONERY.
3 Large Cases Just ReceivedWe have the following styles:
FIRST V1 IRE, TITIAN, OXFORD, POMPADOUR, IMPERIAL,
COURTIER, ROYAL PURPLE, ALEXIA, POLONAISE, CLARICE.
Wo invito the ladies of Salem to call and inspect this stock. We have a fine line to show
the rage in New York.
J fh am i j
Hguw
you.
This
paper is
all
VMOPKSSIONAL CUIUS.
T J. BIIAV, M. W. HUNT. HIIAW
O . HUNT, attorney at law. Office over
u-ptuu National bans:, Balem, Uregon.
GEO. H. P.UKNETT, Attoruey at law,
Balem, Oregon, Office over Ladd
Bush's bank.
fet'sl
T. UlCHAltDSON, Attorney nt law,
office ud stairs lu front rooms of now
uah block, corner Commercial nnd Court
streets, Balom, Oregon.
JOHN A. OAltSON, Attorney at taw.
Itooms 3 and 4, Ladd A Bush's bank
build lug, Balem, Orcgeu. 8 1 lyr
H. V. BONIIA M. W. H. 1IOLMKS.
Bo.nham & Holmes, Attorneys nt law.
Olllco In Busk's bloclc. between Suite
rrj fi . ,. ii ;.. '
uuu vAiuri, un vaiui int.
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL,
HOFER BROTHERS,
Editors.
PUBLISHED DAILY.EXUEPTSUNDAY,
BV TUB
Capital Journal Publishing Company,
(Incorporated.)
Olllco, Commercial Street, In 1. O. llulldlng
Lntercd at tho postofllce at Balem, Or., us
btcoiid.clnMi matter.
rA UNO
tet Book Store.
-PLEASANT-
GETTHEJ.&M.LAWNMOWER
ALSO
You can buy property in this most popular Addition
on any terms.
It is high and dry and has tho advantage of street
cars and city water.
Hemember it is within ten minutes walk of the
PostofTieo or Court House.
Over thirty lots sold this spring. Call on
Rl RKr
One-half block south of Bush's bank, up stairs.
BROOKS
HARRITT,
Wholesale Dealers in
s
IMlllg S
JSllJ Goods,
FINE FISHING TACKLE.
GUNS AND SPORTING GOODS.
94 State Street, Salem, Or.
H.
CARPENTER, BUILDER
GLASSFORD.
m PJRINRT
I. UU1UUU1U Xli.1L U"l"illJI
BANKS, STORES AND OFriCES PITTED UP IN,
Georg'a Pine, Walnut, Cherry, Red Wood, Etc,
MANTELS, BUTCHERS' AND FAMILY ICE BOXES, WIRE SCREENS.
JOBBING ATTENDED TO.
Rear of 200 Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon.
NAILS !
LOCKS
i
HINGES !
BUILDER'S HARDWARE i AT
BcllT (I POfil Pliers and Tinners,
214 & 210 Commoicial St., Salem. Garden Hose nnd Lawn Sprinkler.).
A complete lino of Stoves nnd Tinware, Tin rooilng and plumbing a
specialty. Estimates for Tinning and Plumbing .burnished.
PAPER
HANGERS.
HEAD QUARTERS.
&ttu
All are invited to call nt 113 Court street nuil look at all the lute
nitterus in Wall Paper and get prices for amo on the wall.
P EC. SNOW, Decorator, with E.E. SNOW, House, Sign and Car-
riuiro
PAINTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Knldominlusr. Wall Tinting, etc. Varnisning ono
w.,!,,.1! Wi,i Triniali. Onlv I rst-c ass Work.
Remember ttie place, 143 Court Street.
E. E. SNOW.
FOUN
The dace to erot a
"W
Express, JJra
nr,
Saddle horse, Livery
ay or Truck, AVood, Hay,
Alill feed or Q-ood well rotted Manure,
load of Dirt or Gravel. Call on Ryan & Co., back of
Willamette hotel. Prompt and cai eful work is our motto.
Salem Truck 4 Dray Co;
lem Iron works. Drays and truciis Luay be fin
Mi oormM- nf Stat nnd (toronioroUlHtrwjta.
DRAYS AND TRUCKS
always ready for orders.
Sell and deliver wood,
hay, coal and lumber. Of
flco fttat'i St., oppoilto Sa
fouudjthroughout the day at
T. G. PERKINS, General Superintendent,
IRON WORKS,
... OREGON.
ManufacWs BTEAM ENO.
B. F. DRKc, Proprietor,
SALEM
SALEM,
llrvl
(lenerul agent
Iurltler ami Heels,
C, N.CHI RCHILL.
harm machinery madt abdjpalrtd.
T S. BURROUGHS.
JHTItHOCTGrJIS,
onunciniiL &
Tinners, Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitter:;
METAL W0RKEK8.
100 Chemeketa Street.
SHEET
:3E&- y'&J&
Sash and Door Factory
Frent: Street, Salem, Oregon.
Tho best class of work in our line at priw to compute
with tho lowest. Only the best material used.
In Three Sixes.
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF BUILDER'S HARD
WARE AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS
AT-
GRAY BROTHERS,
N. W. CORNER STATE AND LIBERTY STS., SALEM, OREGON.
Ed. C.
vieats.
Cross,
Wholesale anil Retail Stealer in Fresh, Salt and
Smoked Meats ol all Kinds,
Largest display in the city at my market. Best ser
vices and prmpt delivery to all parts of the city.
OS Court and 110 State Streets.
Chas.
Smith,
-SUCCESSOR TO-
J. C. BROWN & CO.
Have Re-opened at the Old Stand with the most complete
stock in Salem of
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.
OJEEufiLS. 3M&JL3?3:9
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DUGAN BROS'
II!
248 Commercial Street.
WILLIAMS & ENGLAND
BANKING CO.
CAPITAL STOCK, all SuUcriW, $200,000
Transact a general banking business
In all Its brunches.
.Presldcn
Wholesale nnd tetall denlet-Hln
201) Commercial street. Tc lephone No. 33
Eor Sale.
Ttirco lots in North haltm nil wtrcct ear
line, oUo 21 acres Irull land about , miles
east if tnleui. Call on
1!. I). GABIUI'LKOIV,
Hutte Insurance Oltlco
NEW DAILY MAIL STAGE
Iletween Aurora, Kulfeville,
Cliampiiug, St. S'juil and
Fairlield.
Uaves Aurora dally at 10-10 a. m. Ar
rives at Knlrlield j. in. lletii' ulns leave
Kasrfleld at 4 p. rn. Arrives at I uamjioev
p, m lsnvM.C'hainpoes;a.iu. Arrnen
at Aurru. vit i.unuviiic.ttvo . ... ...i
BecU with morulnurt. V. Go. trains koIiik
north and routh. 1'asceiiKOis, baggat'o and
rrelnht carried at riu1i.r rales.
Hervlce beiflm Monday, March 17, 1H"2.
uU.-.J10Ki'Ki;,l'.pr.
Those Afflicted
With tnelUabltJol using to txu,
LIQUOR, OPIUM OH TOBACCO
Can obtain a
COMPLETE, PERMANENT CURE
AT THK
KBELBY INSTITUTE
Kiet Oroe, Or., Call WriU. HtrtcUy
CoaJdeotUL
(JKO. W1LLIAMM..
WM. KNtlliANU
HUOII McNAHV
.Vice I'rcsldent
Cashlct
DIUECTOH8: Geo. Wllllams.Wm. Kng
land, J)r.J. A. Illchardson, J. W. Hodsou.
J. A. Hak(r.
Hank In now Kxnhnnce bloclc on Cora-mon-la
I street. 8.U-U
Authorized Capital f500,000.
CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK
Halem, Oregon.
W.A.CIMICK, J'rcs. W. W. MAUTIN,
Vlco frc-s. J. II. AI.UKKT, Cashier.
State, County and City Warrants bought
at l'ar.
dw
IMI'UUVKIJ OltDKK OK KKI) MKN.
1 Kairiliiunii l'rlboNo.8, Halem. Holds
council every Tliursday ovenlnic,at7..
luwatn In htate lusurauce hall,
V. C. IIAKi;it, I'rophet.
KKANIC O. nATHIOJ, Chief of Itecords.
J. M, Needham,
HOUfciE PAINTING, KALHO
MINING, PAPER HANGING,
NATURAL WOOD KJNIriHING.
Icav ord.n-J Irn lu's, rear of ''uillli a
hleintr's di us sure.
I?T
ii
D.CSHERMAN,
U, H, tension and Claim ngtat. I'.O
Itox !. Kalem, OrtKoo. Deputy 5ouut
Cut- VrlU for bUulu. w
miLllON FOltU, attoruty nt law, Balem,
J. Oregon. Office up-stulm In rn I ton's
block.
J) II. BHAD3HAW, PHYSICIAN AND
j. HiirRCon, Salem, Oregon. Olllco In
idrldge block, upstalrx oer Williams A
England's bank. Kesldcnco corner Statu
and H. K. comer W Inter street.
WH. YOUNG, JI. D., omco formerly
. occupied by Dr. Kowlaud, corner
Court nnd Liberty streets. Telephones No.
45. Olllce heurs: 8 a. m. to 12; '2 to 4 p. in.,
and 7 to 9 p. m. itcsldeuro lrfth street on
electric car line. Telcphono No. 9.
MCAFEE & 11UOOKS, Physicians
nud Hurgeons, Murphy blck, ui)
stairs, Commei-vlnl street, baltm, Or.
Sit, W. S. MOIT, physician nud sur.
ceou. Olllco lu Euhldgo Itlock, Sa
, Oregon, Olllce hours 10 to 12 n. m.
2 to 4 p. in.
7 I).lUlLim00KtM D.,Honieopatulst.
'J flfflnn 1M fnnrl utrnnf IIr.fHntinn lit
ich strett. General miictlcc. Hneclal
attention given to diseases of Women nud
children.
EH. Ml
9 a.
yornl
MINTA H. A. DAVIS. Olllco hours,
in. 10 ii u. in.: ii. ui. 10 o n. in.
iav or nlizht calls nromntlv attendeil to.
apecial attention given to diseases of w om
eu and olilldrcn, Olllce in Anv Hank lilk.,
305 Commereial street. Itcsldeuce sumo.
DR. T. C. SMITH, Doutlst.M Btato stieet,
Halem, Or. i'lnlKhcd dental opera
tions of overydet.crlptlon, Painless opera
tions i BiKclalty.
WD. PUOH, Aichltect, Plans, Sped
, llcatlons and superintendence lor
all clashes of buildings. Olllco 2"J0 Ooiu
nierclal tit., up stairs,
CA. IlOllEUT, Architect, tooiiHJI, Mar
. quam building, Portland, Oregon.
)JUSINi:s,3 OA11DS.
HOEY'E&MIbLS, Proprietors the Porco
lain Path andHliavliii' Parlors, Hae
the only Porcelain Hath Tubs In tho city.
2U9 Commercial street, S ilein, Uregon.
CI PI
P.1
best '
'HAGUE ft AI.L.EN. lllarksmtths and
horeshoolug and repalrlmr. Only tho
est workmen emnloLd. Onuosite Hta'e
Insurance building
H. SMITH A CO., Contractors, flower
ing, Comeut Slclewnlks, Kxcnvntin-,
All werl: promntly dono. Salem. Or.
Leave orders with l)u;aii Pros. 4:16-lm
4;
PJ. LARSEN & CO,, Manufacture of all
. klndsof vohlclos. Repairing a special.
ty. Shop 45 HUito street.
OAKPET-LAYING.-l mako a spcLlalty 01
catTiewewIng nud laying; tariiots
taken ut nud relaid wl th crti.t euro. Leave
orders with J. H. Luun, lluren A Won or
White Corner, J Q.1.UIIHMAM.
JOHN KNIGHT, Ulucksmlth. lforso
shoeing and repairing n specialty. Kliop
at the foot of Liberty strict, Salem, Ore.-un
2.LJtf
MONEY TO LOAN.
Special Inducements for tho noxt 30 days
on good farm loans.
FEAR & HAMILTON,
Room 11, Rush Rank block. 5 12dw
Capital
H
Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r.
Warm Mualut All IIouis ol the Day
None but whlto labor employed lu lull
establishment.
A good substantial inoal oovkod In first
class stylo
Tt cnty-flve cents per meal,
RED KHON1'
Court street,; between Opera, .IIoufb and
Mlnto's Livery
THE WILLAMETTE,
SALEM, ORJ3GOX.
Kates, $3.60 to$3.0( iicr Day.
The best hotel between Portland uwdPan
rrancUoo. First-class lu all lut npwilnv
ments. Its tallies aro t.trved Willi tin
Choicest J"ruits
Grown In tho Wlllamoite Valley.
A. I. WAGNER, Prop-
tJAPANESIS
.fly wtft trmwrnw
CURE
A new and Complete i'rcminciit, conhlnt
lngursupixbltorl)K, ointment lu capsulei,
also a box mid pills; a positive euro lor ex
ternal, internal, blind or bleeding. Itching,
chronic, recent or hereditary Pllorf, and
many oilier distant h und lemalo wutk
nessrs; It t always a great lienellt In tho
general health, 'IIiij llrit dUcoery oi a
medical cure tendering un operation with
the knife unmriary lien alter, 'ilils
remedy hai never bton known Ui fall, l
per box, (1 for K; fent by mall. Why BUIfur
from this terrible disease when a written
guarantee Is givin with U boxes, to itfutid
the money II not cured Bend stamp for free
sample. (Ju'ircnteeUtued by WooDAltl),
Ui.ahkk A CO., wholexiile uuu retail drug.
gists, sole ugeuts, Portland, Or. 6 2-lydw
J. H. HAAS,
TJ1E WATCrrMAXJSit,
2I1K Commerclil St., Silent, Oregon,
(Next door to Klein's.)
Specialty ol Spectacles, und rlalrIof
Clock. Vt'bU Iim and Jewelry
JS. c. oitoss,
and Packer
BlatoHt, and Court Ht, The best meat
delivered to all parts of the city.
B. KHALL,
Paper Hangerand Decorator,
Oillceat(;iin', till ui foil llllonery store,
Baltui, Oregon,
AN IJIPUDENT CLAIM.
A New YorK mugwump news
paper uinltcs tho iwtouudlng decla
ration tbut "tho tnutltious of tho
piuty that now controls the houso
all favor a liberal support of the
uavy." It would bo dlillcult oven
for a mugwump orRan to frame a
moro impudent falsification tlnui
this. Iuiismuch as tho history of
the United States for the past quar
ter of a century is tolerably familiar
to intelligent Amcrlcau voters the
folly of such a transparent attempt
to delude tho public is evident. It
is true that thoro huvo boon some
patriotic Democrats who have
favored tho creation of u respectable
uavy, but they havo been few nud
far botwecu. Their action has been
squarely opposed by tho great mass
of their party. As in tho recent in
stance of Senator Gorman, they
have been denounced aud vilified
by their own party for daring to
forget that they wcro Democrats
aud to remember that they were
Americans, As shown by actual
vote tho number of Democrats in the
senato who "favor a Hboral support
of tho navy" is oxactly live. In tho
house, with 160 Democratic major
ity, just twenty-flve Democrats had
patriotism enough to vote agalust
tho dastardly Holman pchemo for
crippling tho work of naval con
struction.
Tho "traditions" of tho Domo
cratio party nro all against tho main
tenance of a strong uavy. Thomas
Jellersou's Idea of tho American
navy was a "iLosquIto licet" of
little guuboatB to bo kept under
sheds on shoro uutil they w6ro
wanted. Howevei much they have
departed fiotu his teaching in other
respects, tho Democratic leaders of
today are reasonably faithful to tho
grotesque Jeflersouian Ideal of naval
power. When tho bill authorizing
tho three great armored battleships
that will form ourmalu dependence;
for defense in case of hostilities with
a foreign power was before tho
house, nearly three-fourths of the
Democrats preseut voted against it.
When an nttempt was mado by
Holman to reduce tho number of
those battleships to one, a vast
majority of tho Democratic repre
sentatives voted for tho reduction.
Carlisle, Breckinridge, Dynum,
Ciisp, Mills, McMillan and Springer
all voted against tho battleships
aud their attitude was in full accord
with tho sentiments of their party.
Any attempt to gain credit for tho
Democratlo party on account of tho
ships authorized during tho Clove
laud administration is without foun
dation lu fact. Tho reconstruction
of the navy began under tho admin
istration of tho Republican President
Arthur. It was sanctioned by a
congress Republican lu both branch
es, and carried Into effect through
tho eaguclty and well directed efforts
of tho Republican secretary of tho
navy, William E. Chandler, und
tlio Republican shipbuilder, John
Roach. Tho building of tho Chi
cago, Rostou, Atlanta and Dolphin
aroused tho keenest Interest through
out tho country and created u pop
ular sentiment In favor of tho wavy
Unit Cleveland and Whitney, tho
destroyers of brave old John Roach,
did not dnro to affront. All that
was done under tho Cleveland ad
ministration In building tho navy
was under tho stress of a public
opinion which was Inspired aud
directed by Republican enorgy and
patriotism. Tho position held by
tho Democrats in congress during
tho Wliltnoy regime Is shown by
tho vote on March 10, 18SG, when
110 Democratlo representatives voted
to cut down to $3,500,000 a tea mil
lion dollar naval appropriation bill
which nltioty ; niiio Republicans
voted to sustain. At every contested
Issue a majority of Democratic con
gressman showed their hostility to
tho navy. Since March 1, 188U, $59,
8.10,320.11 has been appropriated for
naval construction. Of this entire
amount the Republican Flfty-llrst
congress appropriated $20,682,000, or
neatly one-half. In tho support of
the navy tliu Republican party lias
been practically a unit from first to
lust. Tho Democracy as a party has
fought Its development constantly.
It is lighting today. Ou this, as on
overy question alleoilng the national
honor and the national defense, tho
Democratic party has been on tho
wrong side. That we now have an
eillclont navy Is duo solely to tho
Republican party and its leaders,
New York l'rtsi.
OKiai.K Ol' OUR l'LAO.
As our exIoU-nco us a nation had
Its origin lu the English colonies, so
our national ensign had for its basis
tho flag of Knglund, tho mother
country from whom the colonies re
volted. The yol.o ivm shaken off,
hut tho Impress remains on ourchur.
uctcr; tho Hug was repudiated, but
tho colore were retained,
Tho Kugllhb (Ug was tho one In
use In the Auglo-ft-ucou settlements
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report
JI X j&s&m I
ABSOLUTELY
aking
bwder
PURE
". m
n m
in America from the tlmo of the
arrival of tho Mayflower until Janu
ary, 1770. It was a red Hag with a
blue canton, or corner, upon which
was thecro8sof St. Qeorgo, tho pa
tron salut of England, and nfter
wards the uulted crosses of St.
Qeorgo and St. Andrew, tho patron
salut of Scotland.
During the stirring times just pre
ceding tho Revolution, tho stylo of
tho American Hag was as chaotio as
were tho affairs of tho country.
Somo dozen or moio different ones
were carried on dlflerent occasions,
each Indicating, lu one way or an
other, tho state of mind of tho peo
ple But in tho latter part of 1775
It was deemed neccessary to settle
upon some design, aud It was de
cided to retain the united crosses of
King James on a blue grouud in tho
corner, thereby recognizing tho sov
ereignty of Euglaud, but to still fur
ther carry out tho idea of a union
Hag byeplaclng the red Held with
ono of thirteen rod and white stripes
emblamatio of tho union of tho thir
teen colonies ugalust tyranny and
oppression. This now striped flag
was called tho "graud union flag."
It was Hot destined to wave long,
for it soon became necessary to
abandon tho last symbol of loyalty,
aud on tho fourteenth of Juno, 1777,
the blended crosses of King James
weie erased from tho bluo canton, aud
thoAmerlcau congress resolved"That
tho Hag of tho thirteen Uulted States
be thirteen stripes alternate rod and
whlto; that the union bo thirteen
stars, whlto In a bluo Held, represon
tlug a now coustellatlou." Tho
fourteenth day of June is now known
as "Hag day," and Is celebrated ns
such' by tho Sons of tho American
Revolution.
Hawkers nnd Peddlers.
What ear-spllttlug cries wo hear
dally iu tho streets of overy large
city! But these Itinerant dealers
who hawk their wares about are,
whon under proper restrictions, a
useful portion of the comunlty, aud
not such nuisances as tho catarrh
hawkers. This Is a stubborn disease
to conquer, but Dr. Sago's Catarrh
Remedy does Is. It Is mild, sooth
ing and antiseptic, unlike snuffs that
Irritate, or solutions that burn. It
corrects offensive breath, and re
stores tasto, smell and hearing,
Nasal catarrh often ouds In con
sumption. Apply tho only cure In
time. Prico 63 cents, by all druggists.
Thoy Need Attention.
E. Jouiinal. I wish to call your
attention to tho condition of tho
state houso yard, as every reform
und improvement that Tun Jour
nal has championed lias been acted
upon oven to tho weather. Iu tho
first place I think tho citlzcus of
Salem should look over tho lawu
ou tho cast sldo of the Btato house.
In tho 11 rat place nearly till tho trees
und tho shrubory should bo staked
ami straitened up or qulto u number
will lie lu bad shape; second, tho
surface of tho grouud Is very unoveti,
so much so that a lawn mower can
never bo used on tho lawn; In fact
thoro will not bo any lawn unless
tho sutfuco of the yard is put into
better shapo aud nicely covered with
good composted manure. The
campus grouud justucross the street
bus as good surface without any
wolk being dono to improve it us
tho Btato lawu with work that has
been dono upon It; third, any ono
pasting along tho side walk would
not know there was any walks
through tho yard for they aro so
badly hidden with weeds und grass,
There Is not a man, woman or child
but what is ashamed to show visi
tors or strangers over tho state house
park.
This can bo and should bo reme
died soon, In tho shapo It Is Iu it Is a
disgrace to tho state of Oregon and
moro so to the city of Salem. Salem
should at ouco sea to If that It Is
mado a boauty that wo cati all feel
proud of.
This Is writton thut tho people will
take notice of the condition of tho
state house park aud ask thorn whut
thoy think or It.
Onk Who Knows.
aire u Laughing Philosophers!
Nono of your snarling cynics for us,
They laugh not, neither do thoy smile.
Thoy ure lugubrious -dyspeptic. Thoy are
usually sour of vl'age. pale, slight, dry,
iUltegravy!niii Individuals In taut, who
look as If I hey hud bfeu at loggerheads
with roust beef all their lives. The side,
spilling, button-bursting gslluw that pro.
deeds Irom theludlvldualwltha gooddl
Jeillou Is never heard from them. They
mugniny mole hills Into inountulns, "Irl
llesiWlHUS ulr" tutogrlevousuuuoyunoM,
Hhow us a man who faces trouble with a
smile, rtploe not ul small mishaps, ucd
In whom (he fOMUtalus of merriment aro
easily set all ivr, and wo will show you a
muu with agoud digestion. Uo lloitetter's
Hlomoeh Hitters to teouro this blowing,
and banish the uervoumois and querulous
uUh!Ucii tosnariend and &ult whirl
attends dyspepsia, KheiiiimlUin, ooiutl,
paliou, tualurla, kidney trouble and la
grippe yield to (he Ultters.
TUEFT AND MOIlDEIV',; ;
Tho Brutality of German Of-,
u iji
1 1 ,
fleers, Etc.
"'';
)
MURDEEED FOR HIS MONET. I t
i
An Old Man Beaten to Death oy .'
Two Villains.
Flokesville, Tex., June 18. An-1 '
tonio Estrado nnd SIxtoNlcaul wore
were arrested hero yesterday. They '
aro charged with tho murder of JvT '
W. Bairn, a wealthy ranch-owner
of this place. Tho deed was com-
mitted about threo weeks ago, and ;
was ono of the most heinous in the'y
annals of Texas orimes. Estradd'r .
has confessed, implicating his wife V'
aud Nicaul. Estrado is the ownec" '
of a ranch embracing aeveral thou-' '-' "' .
aud acres adjoining Florosvllle, bnt
ho has been cramped for money. He "
A fr4 llln 4l fA teh I. n Mf J tot tvkrt n k .1 A
uuu 111a wiiu iuu uuiti ui lunula, uuu, .,
desiring to go on ono of their period
ical sprees, and not having the!
money necessary for a drunk, Mre;.
Estrado proposed that they rob old't
man Bairn, who was supposed to,
have a largo sum of money concealed
on his premises. Nicaul was taken v
into the scheme. Estrado lives V
about three miles from Bairn's home e
Tho two Mexicans called on Balm '" '
on Sunday night and demanded' j'
money from him. Bairn gave them ' .
all ho had which was $7 50. Not! f
contented with tho amount, Estrado
struck him on tho head with a load- -od
whip. Batru started to run, but ?ft
was shot and fell to tho ground.'"" s'
Estrado thon beat tho old man to ' "
death. The houso was searched.but' ' '
according to Estrado's confession no v
moro money was found. Tho wild; ' ,'
est excitement ensued when the
remains of Bairn wero found, a'tid.-'-search
was Instituted for the mur-'"'11
dcrers with tho result that Estradb'""'- "
and Nicaul wero arrested today dki' ''
suspicion. It would not be snrprls'''. v
lng If thoy aro lynched, BaIro,A7'1
married daughter, who resides in' '-
uniaua, came down to have pi :? ijj;
remains shinDod to Iowa "for inter .
mnnl Tin urna Tl luuin nf na on.V ' l
had lived alone for many years,', 'fi ,fBfi
This Is tho second murder Estrado
has committed lu ono year. The '
Hrst was a Mexican with whom lies"
had a fight while drunk, about three
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kittrti fftn 171it-nau 111a TTa Asnflndil ,4
IUHWJ l.fM AlVlVqilllVI MW bDVOTfrVl T, , i.
into Mexico, but was extradited and ,&
brought baok to this side. Ho wae4l' J
tried for this offense and was sen- u
toncca to live years, juis caso was
appealed aud ho obtained his liberty
by giving tho required bond.
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BRUTAL GERMAN OFFICER.
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Clubbing Inoffensive Citizens Over
tho Head With Muskets.
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Berlin aro again incensed. by an act
of brutality ou tho part of tho mili
tary, showing that tho reward be-,''.i
stowed by tho emperor on tho sentl-
nol who shot two unoffending cltl-"
zona1 is producing its effect in Incit
ing them to similar outrages, Ever .,
since tho kaiser promoted and ..
praised Lueck in presence of the
troops of tho garrison, it has been
oyldont that not a fow private and,,
non-commissioned ofllcon were ou
tho lookout for promotion through
tho same course as Lueck, Outrages
and insults to citizens are of almost .
dully occurrence, and many soldiers
seem anxious to pick a quarrel with,
tho people in order to display their
hatred of civilians and attract at
tention in imperial quarters. It has
becomo dangerous for a citizen to go
near a soutry after nightfall, or
when thero aro no citizens whoso
ovldenco might convert a cms
of what tho kaiser considers heo
Ism into a charge of murd, ,.
Apparently, by .direction of tbp ,
kaiser, euro has been takes t '
select stolid recruits from the nomIs) 'f,
parts of tho couutry for sentry dinar
in aud about Borllu, aud to avoltf
placing on such duty any nnlins.ni
whoso training has been iu Mat?
cities. Yesterday the Iiuperit
guards were returning from-reView
at Templehoiler. As the ' gUMd
wero passing through Belle AUfoalt-
aqtiare some workmen in a hturrjr
attempted to cross between the
monts. This U forbidden by
military regulation, hut this
has often been violated iu the
without any attempt to prevent
reprove the ofleuders,
Brovlmaun saw' In the 1
chuueu to distinguish bluttetf.
sprung from the ranks, aud,
his rllle as a olub, struck
blows at ho workmen, fslltya
bleeding to the KrouiHi, TfcoM
men staggered to their' tiMVtt
dead, w hereupon .the.
neatsd the wows,
them to the ground, Wot
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