Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, August 18, 1892, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text4HV.'''"f W' ."JWT tww PPIP?! "-'---'- "jpy 411 STRIKES; m The Jifttitt frMi Biff! and 1TM itMBGBBCtr--" (Mher Kewc. ft. Het Weatker la Europe. London, Aug. 18. Extremely .hot weather prevails thorough ' Baiope the thermometer lu some pUMe reouint 107 degreea. After the Train Robbers. - VALfA, 01., Aug. 18. -What appears to lw well-authenticated lu- ' toroHUtoH wa received hy Bherlir Kay to the edeot that Evans, the . train rolb.r, had appeared at a house 12 miles east of this city. 8 veral parties furnished this lufur- ' Matlon, and a poese Immediately started In pursuit. , It Was Venus. Ban Diego. Cnl.. Ausr.. 18. The streets were thronged with slur I gazers yesterday. Borne oue din covered a star in the heaveus, and within half au hour hundreds ol eyes were turned toward the sky ' The star Is of unusual brightness, and appears n th.irt dlHtunce bouIIi wwtof the 1110611. When viewed through a gla?a It hm Hie appear ance of a mltilaturo moon. bAN Fiiancibco, Aug. 18. In respouso to an inquiry Dlrectoi Jlolden telephones from Lick obser vatory that the star Been at Ban Diego Is tho planot Venus. Hi compliments the San DIeiraus on their clear sky, rendering It possible ti discern the planet plainly with tlie nuked eye, ? Switchmen's Strike' Buffalo. S. V., Aug. 18. With I be New York Central men, the , forces of workmen now on a strike are only Just enlisted; thoy are really ' yet to he drawn up lu line, bo they r. themse)ve4 as well as their oppou ints may seo their size and shape. , Efovelopmeutsoftittength uro prob 4 ably yet to come, Anybody who. ' knows anything ubout labor move I inents, dovs not need to bo told tlint the Central switchmen would not go Into another strike bo soon without :, haying a concerted plan arranged and a determination to light a pitched battle for supremacy. The in 'u have driven the wedgu at the in inf critical period, and whoover It rtHrtnnible for the movement hw showed generalship of no menu or der Down in the dock yards, fuui '.' miles away, Idlers tiro thick, and '' troops stationed along tbe track ot various lines. They aro not yet tie - customed to duty, and the feellug if nervous apprehension left the. may be obliged, suddenly to kill men t "Ins not yet worn away. Their i faces aro earnest, uud, where tbe -" crowds aro thickest, white and de c termlned. Ou tho great coal trestles ' ai.d on the top of cars are strikers "K and others keeping a lookout uud . parsing signals. SWKENY'fi BTATKMENT Buffalo, Aug. 18. Master Work man Sweeney said yesterday after noon that the switchmen were not uily to blame for acta of disorder, I ut thoy did not sanction them in any way, Mr. Sweeney said n ru mor was going about that the com pany had cars sot ou tiro Sunday morning to enlist sympathy and put the strikers in a hole, that tho burn ed cars were condemned and placed ou grassgrowu sidings uud left there to rot. Sweeney said thoy consldorod the mllltla their friends, but their pre sence was uuueccessary as their or ganization was peaseful. Vice-President Webb, of tho Central, said lust evening that they Intended to ruu tbe road and move all trains us usu al, without employing Tiukertons, ' but looking to tho state to proleot their men. Although tho troops are more comfortable, they aro com plaining blltorly because tho rail roads do not seud pussongor coaches out for shelter. General Doylo and j UfT were very m uoh occupied all day placing tho arriving troops. Picket lines extended ubout tweuty flve tulloa last night. Home two thousand men uro on tho ground under arms. Tho strike on tho Cen tral Increased tho work of the mlll tla, as Us property has also to bo guarded. -Buffalo, N, Y Aug. 18"-New York Central with non union men began moving freight trulua this Morning uuder mllltlury guards. Strikers looked on grimly but made M move. Amjany.N, Y ,Aug. 18. -Governor flower has ordered out 3000 addl iioM', mllltla to be In Buihtlo by L Of 8 KM). Al.RANY, N, Y., Aug. 18. 2700 Stllltuuiieu from New York and Along the rlvercountlea were onion d by Governor Flower enrly this lu aud are now on the wuv Autfe. 'okic, Aug. 18. Twelfth t Uft for lluilalu this tog. 'BrnwirA A.... IU ..Di.ll. tijfuw wi., oufi. m uil(Mig V" MMetluiMrx, nnmen, ootiduo ful Iwakeiiwn ou the Ia-IiIkIi. Wew York Ceutral, West and lk Whore to Join them WTAUi, Attf. !. SwiloliHien JjUte BltoN load ttruek this Vuta wIh Is turning f lb turwe Vaiiderbilt 3 Tefiueeeee Klners. CmattAnoooa, Aug. 18. Various estimates have been made as to the number of miners Involved In the trouble. The estimates may be greatly exaggerated, but the law breakers doubtless have a reserve force which will number fully twen ty thousand resolute men, and should they break luto open rebell ion and defy the troops, it will prove a very dlfllcult duty to handle them, Familiar as they are with all mouii tain retreats and passes, conserva tive people think they will hesitate to oppose the troops, their main ob ject seeming to be to create a scuti raettt against the convict lease sys tem. Friends of the miners say the tioubte will subside as soon as the mines are rid of the convicts but most of the citizens fear it will tulm tho whole power of the slate and possibly the aid of the national gov ernment to quell the disturbances. I The full force of the Btate nJlllla doos not exceed two thousand met), and they cannot possibly be brought together inside of a week. In the meantime, If tho miners petslr-t, hoy will have accomplished their end. KnoxvjMiE, Aug. 18. Upon th trrival of two hundred convicts 1. en kesterday afternoon the Btory of hi surrender of tho stockudo at Ollvci SprliiKS Is- learned. Tuesday u'ghi otno 11 f teen hundred miners seized hrco trains and with drawu V. in testers compelled the trainmen t. take tbem to Oliver Springs, The varden of the stockudo ut Olivet Springs heard of their approach, tnd when the miners were one mili iway, ho assembled the guards and 'ouvlcts and marched to the miners md surrendered. This caused great -turprisp, after the defense made In fo re. The guns of tho mllltla-m n were taken from them, and thP miners placed convicts and guard on trains and sent them to Knox vlllo. 'Ihe m'ners then went to Coal Creek, where men from the whole region were congregating Tho universal belief Is that Coal Cnekwlll ho attacked this morn ing. Ills Impossible now to rein force Captalu Anderson at Coal Creek, and tho whole brunt of the tiattlo will fall on him and his com mand of 180 men. They have n commanding position, uro heuvlly tinned, and should givo a good ac count of themselves, Tho stute lh thoroughly aroused, aud men of all olusus ure ready to J .In tho law nnd order party to aid the military In restoring quiet even at tho cost of u few lives. The sheriff of Kuox county has called out 500 citizens to go to tho relief of the minors at coal Creek, This Is under authority of an order from Governor Buchanan. Petitions have been sent to the gov ernor asking him to cull upon the general government for aid. Nabiivillk, Aug. 18. Governor Buehanau bus ordered nil tho or ganized mllltla In the stato to the scene of trouble in tho mining re glon. Helms made requisitions ou sherifls of Davidson, Hamilton and Kuox Counties for posses of thous and moil eauli mid on the sheriffs ol Anderson, llouno, Morgan, and Marl ou for five hundred men or more 11 they can rulso them. All troops will muss ut Cliattuuooga this uiorniue under the brigadier geuoral. The command will proceed at once to Kuoxvlllu from thore to Coal Creuk, The posse uro armed with all sortt of plbtolsundguiiB.Two companies ol lnfuutry,ouo buttery uud two galling guns coinposo tho Ashevlllo troops. Nasiivii.m:, Ami. 18. Hoard of prison inspectors lmvo derided the lestcca or convicts nuvo violated eon tract uud will give them 20 days uotleo ot'atinullmeut. Kno.vii,M3, Tenn. Aug. 18. Miners lmvo control of tho wires uloug the railroad to Jelllce, Ciiattanoocu, Tenn., Aug. 18. Mllltla uud deputy shorlllk will take a sptolal train for Coal Creek this af ternoon, It Is understood that Gen eral Carues intends to taku tho con victs to Coal Creek If the story ol their release Is confirmed. Whole state Is hi u fever of excitement. Nkw YoKAugl8A special from Kuoxvlllu says Is It reported a bat tie Is raging between tho troops and miners. Hrlng heard In the distance. Streets aro crowded, groateit excite ment prevulls. Five newspaper cor respondents who went to Coal creek wore captured by the miners uud held ns prisoners. Dentisl Dead. NkV YOVIC, Aug. 17 J. A. Klro ball, a prominent dentist comiuitt-d suicide this morning. The Levee Breaking. New Ohleanh, Aug. 18. Situa tion In Algiers is booming alarming levee Is cracked, residents fear they will cave in, Several heavy caving are reported below tho city. Strike in West Virginia. Faibmount, W. Vd. There was a narrow escape from an outbreak at Yaston coal works this morning. Miners are now being guurded by the sheriff and a force of special ollli-erf, Union miners attempted to prevent non-union men from go lug to work. More trouble is feared. Tor Shoving Queer. San Fkancibco, Cal., Aug. 18, "Tex" Vore has been landed In the county Jail charged with pat-sing counterfeit money, Vore Is the last of the Vligll Howard's band of counterfeiters, who during the lasl year flo-.ded South Eastern Qrtgon SUCCESSFUL AIR SHIP Moves About at the Will of tho Aeronaut. San Dikoo, (Jul., Aug. 18-Charles J. Woodward, now rightfully en. titled to the deelg atiou of "Pro fessor," went Inio mid-uir with his largo balloon, the "Wludswept," ut precisely 8:20 yesterday morning from a vacant "lot on Eighth street, between G nnd H. The balloon ha a capacity of 2000 feet of gas, but when the rise was made yesterday morning she contained only about 1C00 feet. Tho aeronaut took along provisions and water which in a case of emergency would have last. ed him three duys and nights, nlso six bates of sand ballast, two heavy blankets, and instruments for tak ing the temperature, elevation, etc This trip, as he said to a reporter, ou leaving, was uot to travel over any great apace of ground iu a cer tain direction, but siiiiply to test the efficacy of the wings or oars that he contends will eventually in some way solve the problem of naviga tion, These wings are attached to bamboo rods, and aro made of smalj and Northern California with "Oncer" live aud ten dollar nieces bamboo, covered with common cot Howard Is now In the Oregon penl ton cloth, and are 3 x6 feet in size, tentinry, Iowa Democrats. Davrni'out, Iowa., Aug. 18 Democratic slate convention met here this morning. W. L. Eaton, (cmpoiury chairman, congratulated tho slate ou the unity of the part) nnd hope of victory In November. He expressod the hope Boise would be nominated for the presidency four years hence, eulogized Cleve land, dwelt on the tariff which hi asserted was tbe legitimate cause ol strikes nnd lock outs at Homestead uud elsewhere. Oould Not Find Garza. Pan Antonio, Tex., Au. 18 Unlted States Marshal Frlcke has arrived home from ail extended scouting expedition through tin lower Bio Gruude border counties in search of Gatza, the revolutionist II- made a thorough search fr him uud his followers, traveling sev oral hundred miles ou horseback, and reports that he discovered no evidence whatever of any move ment being organized against Mex ico. There Is gruit de-itituthii among the lower class of Mxlctas on the frontier, sovjral de itlis from starvation among children huving occurred, A Drunken Brute. Ansonia, Conn., Aug. 18. John Wulsh had a narrow escupo from lynching Monday night. Ills wife lay lu bed with her new-born babe, when he came home drunk, dragged tier out oi ueu and ciuotieu Her un mercifully, while the other children screamed In terror. Finally Officer Casey arrived on the scene, aud, breaking open tho door, arrested Walsh. As lie came out with his prisoner the crowd that had been at tracted by the racket raised the cry, "Lyucli the brute," aud would un doubtedly have done so had not the olllier drawn his revolver and threatened to shoot the first man that Interfered. In the polico court he was fined $10forbeiugdruuk,und in default of payment was sunt to Jail. A Qang of Outlaws. Nkw Yohic, Aug-18. A Times special from Klngwood, W, V., say: "The excitement thorough Preston county ovur tho depredations of the Cooloy gang of Pennsylvania out- laws has not been equaled since the War. Tho people aro everywhere arming themselves for protectiou on and In hopo of capturing the out laws. Yesterday the store of Mer chant Elliott, ut Hruceton, was raid ed by the gang In tho boldest man ier, and goods to the value of near ly $1000 can led oil. A number of oilier llko depreciations uto reported. I'lio HiH'ill! is out with n largo-blzed pins-.', and scores of citizens aio Handing guard on the roads or oyer stores, Hooks and farms. If tho out laws uro captured, the entire gang will bo lynched or shot to death without mercy." l'liey are fastened to a wire nnd bamboo basket which Is three feet wide, four feet long uud three feet deep In regular outrigger oarlocks by meaus of strong twine. The audience 'was composed of almost every unemployed person in San Diego, tho house tops and other ele vations being liberally patronized First, a young mau was let up by u rope to establish the carrying capaci ty. Woodward then stepped Into his frail-appearing car uud said, "Let her go, gentlemen." Tho balloon urose very slowly until it had nt lulncd u height of about 2000 ftot, nnd for 10 or 12 minutes appeared t- tand almost stationary. Up to thi time Woodward had not touched the wings. All at once they wen straightened out laterally, then per pendicularly lowered us far as ih.-y would go, and with a iulck turn to a luteral position forced quickly up, thus catchiui; the uir and percepti bly causing the billoon to ni-iVi downward. The movements wen repeated until tho airship had de scended several hundred feet. The aeronaut now- becan experimenting on the proposition to force tho bal loon upward. It required only u few reverse moves o change the direction, and ho was soon back to the original altitude. The wings were now allowed to re3t. At 10 o'clock bo was Just over National City, and ut 11 o'clock Dr. Powers, at the quarantine station in Sweet water valley, telephoned that "Tho balloon In above me ubout 3000 feet. Tho in'iu is waving his hut, and oc casionally working some kind of paddles." At 11:50 the balloon slow ly descended to clear ground with out a scratch, about 100 ftet in front of the Bonita school house in Sweet water. "Thick tad Glossy," rllE PRODUCTION of an abundant growth of linlr, -.' a sllk-liko texturo nnd of tlie original c lor, often results from the ue, by tliose rho liave become bald or gray, of Aycr's Hulr Vigor : " I was rapidly btiotnlng gray anil bald; but after using two or tlireo i...i. f Arnr'n Itn r Vliror mv hair crew thick and glo-tty mid the oriel, nal color was restored." M. Aldrlcli, Canaan Centre, N. II. " A trial of Aycr's Hair Vlcor lias con vinced me of Its merits. Its iiso has not only caused tho hair of my wife and daughter to bo abundant and glossy, bat It has given my rather stunted mus tache a respectable lencth anil appear ance. il urmon, uaiunnu, umu. "I havo used Ayer's Hair Vigor for the past four or flvo years and tlnd It a most satisfactory dressing for the hair. It Is all that I could desire, being harm less, causing tho hair to retain Its natural color, and requiring but a small quantity to render tho hair easy to ar range.'' Mrs. M. A. Bailey, 0 Charles st., Haverhill, Mass. Ayer's Hair Vigor, rtlEFAIlED BT Dr. J. C. Aycr & Co., Lowell, Mas. Sold by Druggists and rtrfumeri. PACIFIC LAND AND ORCHA FOR TOWN LOTS, FRUIT TRACTS AND "FARMS. RDC Will Support Peoples' ButMlNOTON, Ala., Aug. 18.- Leadlng Republicans says Republi cans will take down their electoral ticket aud support the Peoples' party. Tho Weather Men. Rociiestkk, N. Y., Aug. 18. Assoclution of weather tervices has chosen the following officers for the coming year: President Major H. H. C. Dunwoody, of Uuited States weather bureau; Vice President, B. S. Paguo. of Oregon and G. M. Cbappell, of Iown, Secretory, R. A. Kerkam, of Washington; Treasurer, W. Ii Moore, of Wisconsin, $2.00 IVrdozeu rorthe finest flulched l'HOTOrjKAI'HS Intheclly. MONTEB BROS., 189 Oommerclnl Street. K, J!, Muunviuv, Contractor nnd liuildcr. Salem, Oregon. T. .1. KRESS. HOUSE PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, Natural Wood Finishing, Cor, 20th and Chemeketa Street, BICYCLES. Full bnll bearing Safety HI cycle. I'lio lowest priced wheel lu the market. The best In tho world for tue price. C.U. IJrowu A?cnt,218 Commer elat St. OUR NATIONAL CITY. ti Kb Lynch Law. Loui8VlM.ivKy,,Aug, 18. Logan Murphy, tlesperudo and murderer, htuiged ni'r Mount Sterling yester day by mi uriued mob of !W0 men, who look him from (lie Jail by foroe lie was tuKou tj u railroad trestle, a ropo put about his neck uud pushed oil'. In Heptembor, 1801, Murphy kilted his father nsar Sawyersvllle, because he objected to Ills cooking a turkey In bis house. Ho was brought here forsifolteeplng uud sentenced to hung January 8th. -Ho was grant ed a respite, pending tin triplication for a reheating. Tho body, In u plain box, was burled lu the old graveyard. Sho Oourloil Death. Republican Oampaign. Ky Autr, 18, U-1 CudhJte Steven- rrtM ajk 4 HewhHi, IJPftM Ml ejMMRbwr Ml, BlMMKfmci.n, Aug, IS The Re publican uatlouil campaign opened In this state ut lumii, When Chair man Trmoey of the state league Re publican club Hilled that body to or der In this city. The inwtlng Is'pre- llinluary to tho rallies to Ih held thl afternoon and eveulujat which ilou. WhlteUw lUld, Republican vlee-prwddriitlal o. udldnie, will ritwk, TIimumhI of vWtow are jjjglHweut fnnn u'l hoIIiumi of the Mate,. Pimn.AND, Aug. 18. Mrs. Orlan dn Ij'iwls, who resides ut Russell vllle, some distance east nfMouut Tabor, Is lying between life nnd death ns the result of nu utteui pt to commit suicide yesterday. Just about daylight Mis. Lewis nrost from her bed and, taking her Iuik baud'sclatpkulfe flout his douses pocket, went into mi adjlnlng room uud nudo a fo.irfut imsu tunwH bur thro it. Vin budj did uot sever thJ arturlo. The wom.vn's cries uwiikciiod the household, who, ruthliignpiii thoseoue, found her lying on tho tloor while a stream of blood llowud from Ihe ugly wound lu her throat. A surgeon was sent for and arrived about a hulf hour latter uud foon stopped thu hem orrhage. At first It was thought tho unfortunate woman would die, but hop? uro now uulerUlned of her recovery, Tho motive which prompted the commission of tho crlmu Is not kuown, but It Ugenerully attributed (omental depression, Tho family ure In etsy elreimuuuoes, aud to all appovranoja Mrs. Lewis was a very happy wo.il m. Two OaadidatM. Ciuo.vao, 111., Awjr. 18, Whltlaw Itleil arilved htfe this morulug and left lumiedlstey for Bprlusflelb where he ttfily.'n au u'dren thla evening, Idaho Bapublicans. Moscow, Idaho, Aug, 18. The delegutes to thu Republleuu stute convention which meets here today, havo nil arrived, uud the scene arouud the Ropublicau heud(uarti'rs is nu minuted one. In nil proli ability not one of the pieseut slate officers will bo reiioininuted veept Treasurer Coffin. Gubernatorial honors lie between McComiell, Willoy, nnd Moawith a proliabihtj that McComiell will bo unmlnuted ou the first ballot. The rmiomm t tlon of Willis Sweet fur congress h acolamatiiiti is conceded. H. 0. Parkness, of Bingham, for lleutei - ant governor, nnd Frank Rutn-ej, ot tho ennio nluee, for auditor seem to have a clenr truck. Kur supeiln toudent of nubile uisli notion tlu names of Tower, of Owyhee, Ihu rouu of Cassia, Daniel 4 of Ada, Hampton of Logan, nnd Ci 'kmernf Latuh, uro belHg blscuj-ed, wiili Tower us the favorite, For utt iruo goneral, R.bertn, Stewart, uud Brown ot Ada nro luuiiilntied, Brown's chances being considered tho best, llced, of Ada, miiis to liave't lie ad vantiigo over the present Ineumheiit for seeretury of state. For supremo Justice, I. N. Sulllvuu, of Altunw, has no opposition. Tliere is notlilngdtllntto with refur euco to electors. Judge Hoybu-n, Itobetlian of Pocatello.aud R chants of Payette, have been tnsutloued. Nearly Killed His Rescuer. Lono Bkanch, N. J., Aug 18, I wo ;stilwarl colored mou, whose- nunie-j aro uukuuwii, iuuui'd ou Jookoy 9'iii'iHiu Hmerlck, u dis reputable part of Long Uranch, and wore 'about murder him. Rlelmrd H toon, who said he was employed by Bookmaker Shepsoy at Mon mouth, happened along and attempt ed to rescue Sliiuns. "His cries of 'murder" frightened the usswllants oil blmms and they ran away. The Jnokey, blinded und bleeding from the blows ho had reelved, made a lunge with a knife or razor, and out Bacon so beverely lu the leg that he may die from loss of blood. He walked arouud nearly on hour be fore Dr. Burcli, of the West Knd hotel, was called to dross tho wound. Slmms, who rides for the Dyers, tied aud the polico have not beeu able to Und him. Preparing ,to Remedy Its Defense less Condition. Washington, Aug. 18. The Po tomac river, which is the only waterway approach to the national capital, after being practically un guarded for many years, is at last to be supplied with modern defenses. During (he present week tho grim und gray battlements of old Fort Washington, 13 miles south of this city on a portion of the Potomac which Is lined by high wooded crests, will witness a scene of un usual activity, as many working men will be engaged in tbe task of constructing nu efficient defense. The project contemplates empale inents lor four 12-Inch modern guns on lifts, six 10-inch uud three 8-iueb gur.s on u disappearing carriage, eight 12 Inch nioturs und exteusivt sub-marine mines operated from two minine: cusemeuts. Tbe torpedo uirumretnent will be one of the most complete uud destiuctive in the world. Immediately in front of Ihe furt tho Potomac curves grace fully iu the shape of a half moon, and the guns posted in the land hat terles can deliver a broadside as well as u "bow-on' fire upon an ad vunciug bout before the torpeuo mines are readied. Plans have ubo perfected for eflectually obstructing the river at this point should such u step be nocesMury, The sum of $117, 100 from "tho general nppropriution of February 24, 1801, is now being expended in this work, and should that amount not prove sufficient an allotment, will be made from the appropriation pushed ut the session recently ended. Two hundred ad ditional acres of ground ut Sherldunt point on the Potomac, contiguous to Fort Washington, lmvo also beet acquired by the government so thu. tliere may be uo lack of toom for the plant. A, H, FORSTNER & CO, Machine Shop, Guns, Sporlfog Goods, Etc., 308 Commercial Htreet, RADABAUGII & MY. Livery Feed nnd Boarding Stable, 41 bUlto 8trC6t. J. J. Oi Horseshoeing. IJ UK) UllVKlli California Bnkeru. THE BEST. 101 Court Street. A. II. IJiiilerlakiiijj; and Cabinet Work, 107 State Street. HOEYE & MILLS. PORCELAIN BATHS AND SHAVING PAKLOIt J, Only Porcelain HnthTubsIn the city, araeoni. ci.,rsaiem, wr. -TTnwrTT -....- .. .m.i.ij-.mraii-CT Scientific OPPOSITE FOUNDRY On State Street. J-1 bbxkbitTS TS THE Salon HacJtman is II, l'OIILti. Best Lino In the City. Court Street. J. B. MUIIPJLY. Tile for Sale, Brick and Tile Yard, KOKTII 8ALLM. .llltis. E. C. KONGO. Baths for Ladies, IIAIB DKKSSINfJ PAltLOHS, 1124 Court Htreet. V...U ." i '"! ami fjij P - Blo0 . t. iiwiFSjj v"Kars nd Tob BILLIARD PAULOK -" Oom-l atrt W. THORNBURtl Ihe Upholsterer. HPTlinrfftto -,. ' upholstered nirnu4- wielneurnnceb wV1 "! JOHN HUVIN, wipcBliT and m Shop mutate strett. -unmaSpaei4l Notice of Assessment, VOTICE IS HEUEDV QIVEN Hint by ordi i of tbe common council of tbe city of Silcm made on tbe Cth day of July, ltM-', an wn, ment waB duly levied upon all property abut ting on Chemeketa street, from Water utrcet ti I'itli street. Bald aeeeasment le hereby made for tbe Improvement of said street. Bald as sessment pball be due and payable to tbe re corder nf tbe city of Salem teu ln from tbe date of thla nutlce. A list of property abutting on said ttreet and tbe owner thereof aud the amount assessed to such property is herebv set out and mide a part of this notice. Notice i further ulvcn that unless said amount') so as sessed are paid within ten days from the expir ation of thU notice, that I shall procee 1 to collect the same by law: W. Dreyman aud E. Dreyman: lot 1 In block 02 of tbe city of Salem, Oreeon, $141 05. II. W. Cox; lot 4 In block CI of tho city of jalera, Oregon, $115.25. J. 1). Stump; lot 8 In block 19 of the city of Salem, Oregon, tUi 05. J E. Slarkey; lot 5 In block 50 of the city of Salem, Oregon, $114 05. State Insurance Company; bcglnulng at the southeast corner of block CO iu the city of Salem, Oregon, as shown and designated on tbe uniy rccoraeamaps sua plats or salacity and running thence westerly along the south line 31 feet and 0 Inclin; thence southerly parallel vlth west Hue of said lut to the south lino or said lot; thence easterly, ahull.' tho smith lino )f sold lot to the soiitu'eait corner theret f j ihence northerly to the place of beginning, 173.15. Z. r. Jtondy; lot in iu block h3 of tho cily of Salem, Oregon, $111 01. Mary Johnson; lot ft in block 82 of Salem, Oregun, illl.03. J. llatcbclor; lot S in block 82 lu Salem, Oregon, $141.05. X. A. Ooodell; lot filn block 80 In tho city of Salem, Oregon, lli 03. Euuenia Ollllnuhain! all that nartof lot 10 in block 8P. described as follows, to-wlt: lkjn- nlug at u point ou the north line of t-ald lot 27 fort west rly from tbe northeast coiner tlicreul nnd rituuiug llieuco southerly parallel with the east line of sdd lot to tho boutb lino of said let; thence westerly along the soutli line of said lot to the southwest corner thereof; theui', northerly to tho northeast corner thereof; theuco easterly to the placo of beginning, $120.50 A. Bush; all that part of lot 10 iu block 65 described as follows, te.wit: lJcglnuIug at the northeast corner of said lot aud running thence westerly along the north line thircof -27 feet; thence southerly parallel with tho east line Notioe of Assessment. ATOTIOi: IS HEnnitToiVEN tli.tbyonW r the. common council of tbe cltrcf r.i. n.ado on tho Mb day of July, lw" !'m' tuent u duly loM.d upon ail ,,, gtoSt ting ou Commercial 8tr et from tbe simii, .. of Mill street to lb. .outfacm HiuItsoUhec U,' Raid assessment is made for tho irunrov.; of said street. Said assessment .i,1.'??!'." and payable to tho noorder of tbe ell. Z Salem, ten dnjs from tho dale of tbls nofl l UK! III IiriillilT-IV illllllllliil .... ... I Iho oner thereof, mul the aiuouut auened & ik . piorerty is heieby RCt out aiTS?- pari (ii tula notice. Iin r ( Good Looks. O.iotl loolts tiro more than skin tleep, (lependiiiR upon a healthy condition of nil tho vital orgaus. II the liver lie inactive, you haven billoiH look, if your htomacb bo dit ordered you have a dyapeptio look and if your kidneys bo alleeted you lmvo n pinelied look. Secure good health and you will have good looks. hlectrie. Hitters is the great alterna tive nnd tonic acts directly ou thest vital organs. Cures pimples, blotches, holla uud gives a good coniplectlon. Sold at D.iu'l J. FryV drug store, 1225 Com'l st. COc. per bottle. CURED Tor Another Murder. 8ant.v KotJA, Cal., Aug. lfi.-It liHHbeeu leurueil that Charlea M. Urev, who nhot uud killed his unole, M. II. llyrn, near Windsor. on July 6th, U wanted In Suuunr county, Teuu., for shootlnir r mau uhuuhI t'Urk there. After annoiing Clrke, Crew iltl to CalifornU, aud It ws4 beoauiw Ilyru told Mrs. .Byru'a folks aoout tbe Teuusee irrnl,U tl.ot f. WI1I...1 1.1... fw vivni BiuvM uim. SCROFULA s '.' :t linpnrlty of tl o IiIlkmI which . '.' uiulRiiiiy li mi r bweiliiiKu u . :.ml( f tbe nccK; imuvch inlnfui imiiili ii a uii tlie nuns, togs, or feet; deicKn . Icorsiti tin eejte.ir&, or noac, in ten cnii 'us lilimlnc-.s or ttcalncss; Ii tlie origin . 1'iiploj, cancerous gmntlis, or the nun .1 iir manlfestallons unually ascribed i' M.muorbj" ami fastening upon the limp oausfs consmnptlon, ami (!,itli. Iteln iho must ancient, It Is tho most ecucrul . nil diseases or altcctlnns, (oi ery few lic-rsiiiis uro entirely free from it. How Can It Bo Hy taking Hood's Sarsaparllla, which, lii the remarkable cures It has acconipllsheil, j often when other medicines hao failed has iroen ltelf tohenpotent&ndpecul ar imsllclno tor this disease. Some ol t:eo cures aro really wonderful, I( you .utter from scrofula oi Impure Mood, bo uro to try Hood's Sarsajurllla. ' Every spring my w lie and children have oeen troubled with scrofula, sores bre.-.k-mg out ou them tu various places. My utio toy, lhrve vcai old has been a iviTlblo surJcrer, Lat prlns tie was one t.lxkS ot sorea Iroin bead to tc;t. I was cdylsnl to iiso IUxkI'i sarsaiiarllla, and we luyoulltaUeult. Hi result Is that all liai luen cured ol the tcnuula, my little by iIux entirely (rco from sores, and all tout )t riy children look brlsht and beaitby." W. . ATMtRTOX, IMsmIq City, K, J. Hood's Sarsaparilla XitdbyitruicUV. IhUxfor, rtpredb V I. llcH'l? fe CUw AttieanH, LoeH, Mui 100 DOS0S On Dollar A. N. OUbert; the north ba.lf of lot 1 u block 32 iu tbo rity of Balem, Oregon. (144 0J J, Q. Vilsou; lot S in block 2J of Ibe clt of Salem, Oregon, $114 03. ' ' ."; A-ThompBon: all that part of lot 8 in block 22 described aa fnlinu. ... ..A. ,, .,D lllim .1 th ,..ll..o. '.,..". ."- . , 7. . ' wmrrui ioi m in block 22 lu Salem, Oregon; tbenee easterly on south line of Cbemeketa street 1W feet; thence somh. erly at rtjjiit angles 82 10-ls feet to the south no of said lot 8; thence westerly on said sou Hue of said ot 109 feet to the east line of It eI,3i ?5.rei;t: tUeuce northerly on f ltd east llu easterly to the southeast corucr of said lot; thenc-e northerly to tho place of beginning: ai d also lot 1 lu Much bO ol tho clcy ot bnltui, $107.15. T. Mcl'.Patton and Eliza Cook; lot 1 in block 83 of tho city of balem, Oregon, $114.03. A.Parvln; lot 1 in Cnrturlglil's addltlou on tbe north side of Ohemekita stuet, 111!) 00. Jano A. Duiuford; lot 14 of Cartttrlgbt's ad dition on tho uoithsidoof Cbemeketa street, $37.C;. Issabella Jlurtin; lot 5 in block 8C in Salem, Oregon, Jill 01. A. Blosser; lot 11 of Cartwriglit's addition on the north side of Chemeketa street, 57 05. W. N. Ladue; lota 1, 5 and 0 In Cauwright's addition ou tbo 60utb sideof Chemeketa stiect. S2J181. of said block 85 feot; thence northerly on a line i thereof to the south line of said lot; thence parauei wnn tue west line or commercial street In said city, 40 feet; thence easterly on a line parallel with the south lino of said block, 85 feet to the west line of said Commercial xtreet and thence southerly along said west line of Commercial street, 40 feet to the placo of beginning, being 40 feet by 80 feet of lot number 4 in said block number 0. Also be ginning at a point which Is 4(i feet north of tho southeast corner of block number 50 lu the city of Salem, as shown and designated on the duly recorded maps and plats of Bald city; thence northerly along tho west line of Commercial ctreet of said city 25 feel; thence westerly ou a line parallel with the north Hue of Chemeketa street of said city 105 feet, more or less, to tho alley lu said block, thence southerly along said alley ou a line parallel with tbe nest linn of said Commercial street to the north line of said unenieseta stieet, a distance of 71 feet, more or less; thence easterly along the south line of said block uumber 50, 80 lect, more or less, to tho southwest corner of tho property heretoforo conveyed by this bank to tbe State Insurance Company of Salem; thence northerly on a lino parallel with tho west line of Bald Commercial street, 40 feet to the northwest corner of said property conveyed to said State Insurance Cumpany; thence easterly along tbe north lino of said property convejed to tho State Insur ance Company as aforesaid, 81 feet to the place of beginning, situated in the city of Salem, county of Marlon, state of Oregon, fill 03 First National Bank of Salem, Oregon; coin, meuciug at the uortheant corner of block 4J lu the city of Salem, Oregon; thence south along Commercial Btreet, 45 feet; thence west parallel with Chemeketa street, 03 feet; thence north parallel with Commercial street, 40 feet; thence east along the north boundary line of lot num. bcred 49, C feet to the placo of beginuln" con. taining 2925 square feet of ground, excluding streets and sidewalks; also commencing at a point which Is 05 feet wet of the northeast corner of block number 49 in tho aforesaid cltj of Sa'em; thence south parallel with Commer cial stieet 43 feet; thence west parallel with Chemeketa stnetCS feet; thenco north parallel with Commercial street 45 Teet; thence cast M feet facing aud along Chemeketa Btreet to the northwest corner of the bank building now erected on Bald block, being tho place contain, lug 2700 square feet or ground, more or less excluding streets and sidewalks, but excepting i.l'Mfrom.lu, Property com eyed by the late ttilllam Stewart to Mrs. A. A. Wheeler by war rauty deed dated April 27, 887, aud recorded in the record of deed of Manon coutiti. Oreeon July 11, 1837,book 34of deeds paMHW, together with the tenements, hereditaments aud annul, teuauces thereunto belonging, 1109 03. A. A. Wheeler; beginning at tho northwest comer of lot 1 in block 19 in Salem. Oreuon thence southerly along the alley M 7.11 ttrt' thence easterly parallel witli Chemeketa street' 103 feet; thence northerly along cast liuoor block 29 7.12 feit; tbcncS weHerly " fL.. thence northerly 45 feet to north line of s.id block; thenco westerly 40 feet to place of be. ginning, 135, R. P. Boise, Br. and n. P- Ilolse, Jr ; lot 3 in block 31 of the city of Salem. Oregon. ut 03 nler.:1,'tn.1 lu block J1 ot tue dlyuf Salem! w.VfcVU, ,.. Utl, E, W., Starr; lot 7 in Cartwright's addition ou the south side of Chemeketa street, $37.03. F. Pugh; lot 8 in Cartwright's addition ou tba south side of Chemeketa street, 157 03. M. Rhodes; lot 9 in Cartwright's addition on the south side of Chemeketa street, 157.1.5. M.U. CostPllo; lota 10, 11 and 12 Iu Cart wright's addition on tho north side of Chetue. keta street, S17J 83. C. T. and T. J, Oard; tho southwest nuartor (f block 0 In Roberts' addltiou to tho city of Salem, J138 80. A. SI. Palmer; (he west half of tho southeast quarter of block 0 iu Roberts' addition to the cltj of Salem, $IJ9 83. J. B. Cross; thu east half of tho southeast quartt r of block 0 In Roberts' addillou to tho city of Salem, Oregou, 09.85. Mary Caufield and Thomas Cauflcld- tbe northeast qutrter of block a In Roberts' addl. turn to Salem, Oregou, JI38 80. Hannah Joseph; all that part of block 3 of l.uberts' addition to Salem, Oregon, described as follows, to-wlt: Deglnnlug at the noitbnest c .ruer of block J in Roberts' addltlou to balem Oieou; thence south along the west line thercut 157 feet; thenco east parallel to tho 6 mth Hue of Chemeketa street 79$ feet ilieuco north parallel to the east line of l.ell h strut 157 f.et; thence east along the fc with Hue 01 Chemeketa street 19 feet to the place of beginning, 09.40. E. Shepard; the east half of the northwest quarter of block a lu Roberts' addltlou to balem, Oregou, fo9.40. . .,.A" ?iW "", "lat part of Llock 5 "f Kob. e.s addition, described as follows, to-wlt , v - - "VHHiniei luiuer ui haul u ?PU r"uul"S thenco easterly along the "', "le u(r' M feet; thence northerly jiaralle with the west Hue of said block 165 ,!!' .tl")"t,'ttft,'tb parallel with the south b clf Z ib,l0C,t h0 fe,U ,, "'""' """Of sa d sal ill """""'frtyaloiig Ihe w.st lino of ! . in ' 1W Utt ,0 Pluco ' hegluuiug. J. O, Smith: all that fltIV,r.B that unless said amounts so ass.ssed are t,"3 ........ ,uu uiijn jinn mo eipirttion of tti. ll'ln0'- J "'"'" 1'rocoul t0 l0llul 'he urn! .1. J. Murphy and E. O. Murphy- the westh.lf of bloik 3S of tho city of Salcuu OregoD-fl ,1 .7 Vi," 'euc: uo est half of UockMof iho elty of Salem, Oregon; $381. "i llarili t T. Clark; lots 4 nnd 3 In block 41 11 designated ou tbe rocorded plat of tbecllvi,r Sjleiu, Oregou, $95.25. "uiyw Amos Strong; lot 4 in block 14 of Ibecltvof Salem, Oregon, 1107.10. "c.iyw N. J. Mcl'bersoii; nil of the south fraction of hit J, block 44 In tho city of Halem, state of Oregou, said fraction containing 82 feet more or less; to bo inoro explicit, the" prorcrtycon eyed Is all of lot 3 In blocR 41 exception O feet on tho north side of fraction or salt! lot sold to, aud now owned by Mrs. John A. Johm ami bounded as follews: Beginning at a point ou tho east lli.o of lot 3 iu block 14, of Salem Oregon. 42 feet doutbcrly from tbe nortbeut corner of said lot, and running thenco westtrlr parallel with thu south line of said lot lGSfeet more or lees to tho west lino of said lot; thmcd southerly along tho west line of said lot to the southwest corner thereof; thence easterly along tho south lino of said lot; thence norto. erly nfong tbo east lino of said lot to the place of beginning, $31 1.5. Margaret Morley; all that rart of lot 8 In b ockrt described at follows, to-wlti Becin nlngatapointlOO feet east of tbe nortbwr?t corner of block 22 lu Salem, Oregon, and ruu SeTlSnWlS b,0Ck ""'"We, Napoleon n.vl.j lot 1 lu block 22 of lne clt, of 8lem, Oregon, 1141 05. c"5 Or'goDmorUi i0iilDU Balem. J. W nicktrsen: lot (1 In l,li. m. .. of Salem, Oregon. 1114.03. " me cu, Amelia O Riley; lot 8 lu block 5 of the cltv of balem. Oregon. 1 01. "y J 1). Stump; the writ half of lnt s i i,i,.i First Unitarian Ku-Il. r 0.1 "' the eaat half of Jul 5 In block C9 In the cTof' balem, Oregou; $72 05, "' 0I S VlWiSL hUxl 70 ,u the cl" ' ..,ii ' . ' " l.u" P'rtof lot lOdetcrilMsl aa follows io.wlt Helming at the northwSl frf 0,i10'," Wock "l lu Salem, Oregom thence 1 ea.terlv along north line of said lot 1 ft; thence soutLerly parallel with ih. .!?? jld. of .aid lot 60 feet to ioutr. I u. of ,.mn.' heuce weaterl) iluUKMId south line 1-Jofeit to the west line of said block, Ihenfi northf Jf. 6(1 feet to place of beginning. $104 60 nor,lurlr Oeorg8 Phllllpa, .11 luat ,'art of lot im block T4,decilbed aa follow. "Lwi. L?i!,0 ulna at lie northwest ,.;;, ?!r. .. V?la- 7t In Salem. Oregen: thence wriiVrii al. K onth Hue of Cheme'ket. .treet 62 ,let. n.8.-! wutherly at right .Kgle. with ..Id ulU Hue ofCbeinekiU .treettothe wutli line of in, J 5.?"1."! Lw atrlyp.r.ull0.9 ..luwjum line or Cheiaeketa Hreet 61 feet in thewu hw. corner of lot uumber 3 In V.M block. Tl; thence nortbeily ln we.t llneir i M. Ulaochett and the l.rcti-ni.i.A Catbolle Cbntcb! lo?S laMort 1-thSio."', Bale n Oreiron, 1158 so. ,n tnfr of running these eutrrly .long toe north iii. 1 norlhfrlr .lon tl.- ... u.. . .'.,!l,.'r0.,S tbeuce & or wataSuS; nii ' ",4 m to tt TffiOT fK ft"- Ikiantkiuinn,. ofi.r ,V. "IIC t part of block 6 de. v..wu ..,uUUB. ucginnlijg at a point on the south line of said block IdO fe, t east of lM fl "et of the southwest corner 1 . reor and ruun ng thenco northerly parallel S .,l,BWt,.t liuu of mli hlock. 105 feel 1 ft 1 ;,,,'"? par"llel w1"' ' Boutb lino of said block, 70 feet; thence southerly parallel with the west side of said bloik 103 feit In hi uth line of ..id block. Thence essterb- alonu oiVeL'nl'lt UCt 7U f"' W .iw.A,.MeIi"u.A' Mellon and O A. Mellon. Uecinuinn .i ti.. ?.:r.,."v"V'ucu" '"IIOW8: bb k and rimning thence1 Vssttrl, So?g T uort h line thereof. 93 feet and 7 lnchii- ih.. ir-rbio''rr''-'t'- with the n'oJfh fCl' Vh,T5 ! parallel eru! fiUSI f'1 ,"! Part of block B of Hob. ald block iiSy.1"1f..wJ,UJU8 "t line ot with the sou h lln; V'"0..'6'"'? Parallel thence southtrlv nanllM i,i. ... ' ol' re", aid block. 103 feet to hi th f. f"6t ll"e vi hloek; thence eaVterlv.in ,.U llu f "Id aald block 4ftT,ti,0fgi ,lie"th line of 133.25. ' " ftet ,u the PUce of beginning, .adi.?o,JetroSSb,l1ct.1;jto1?raWdOCk 6,f ' lloh ?."''? .Parallel with he sorn, ,te'i MS Feet to the ulh HuVof '.".Id & .Vloci' ter y along the aniVii, if ,,u' L'ockj thence 127 fee ( auS a lncheJ tS th.'lS" C' .'."d blocli IHO 10. to ,h PUce of beginning. WoVft l"beCrt.e.ddd!tl00Vhh"'t1, D'rt" 0' 1138.80. oi"lon to tbe cltyofs.lem, 8.Umi?S!,0U,n b'0f Ibectyof USSrlifBIS.'J?ffSltol to """A 0, I.Co. lock 1 la the city rt bl"oLS?w.!. " ln W VJS'nlii "" Wa. A. Ford, f'ji V1'.01. B-lt-Ford 0.lne. L. rord.'o A iZ"' B,UJr Ford. Baker, lot 4 tn block tltolTJ. D Mir Oeou, IUS.JJ w m " c'r of Salem, 4?; oSKS-'iiW Mock ,n r of A n.lt-M. - n . Z?' a. Eij;idr.T;,!ff ", j Eldrid-P i' V.i'wn. e- A . --. uunjii EldrMc. VI Ooulett, U. q! block W of the cJtV of ?. llf "' 8 in Jlllla A. JollUS! the nortlt fHplInn nf I., number 3, block 44, comprising 42 by 103 feet iu tho city uf Salem, Marlon couuty, Oregon... shown nnd designated on therecoided plats of tald city aud bounded us lollews: Uegitmlng at a point on tho eust line of lot 3 in block 44 of bjlem, Oregou, 42 feet southerly Irom thenorth . ihm curiier ui xaiu lui ana running tbeuce west erly parallel with tho south Hue of s.id Jot, 1W feet, more or less, to tho west line of raid lot; thouce notthcily along tbo wtst line of said lot to the northwest corner thereof, thence east erly along tho north line of said lot, 103 feet more or less, to the northeast orner of said 1 it tbencu southerly nloug tho 1 ast line of said lot to tho place ol beginning, $18 50. Mary Strong Klunry; lots 1 and 2 In block 43 of balem, Oregon; 1190.50. All.nl,. Buckingham; beginning at a rolnt In eatteru boundary 8 rods southerly Horn, northeast.coruer of block 12 iu Salem, Oregou, thence southerly I rods along suld boundary; thenco westerly utiignt uugles tu said bound ary to the western boundary of said blcck; thenco northerly along said western boundary 4 rodb; thenco easterly ou dlicct line to p ace ot beginning, being 1.5 ot block number .2: 70.2O. P. J. Larscn; lot 3 in block 43 of Salem, Oic gouj $93.25. Hattle Huston; lots 1 aud 2 lu block 11 of Sa lem, Oiegou; 1108.20. Matilda A. Proecott; beginning at tho south easterly corner of block number 42 ln Salem, Oregou, nnd running thence northerly along theoasteru boundary of said block, 4 rods aud ti leet; thence westerly at right angles to said cattem boundary to tho western boundary of said block; thence buutherl) parallel to miJ eastern boundary 4 rods aud 0 feet; thtuie easterly on a true lino to the place of beidn. niug: tbo same being the fraction of said block 42, txeept tho lollowiug describtd laud deeded to Sarab Fullertou, to.wit; beginning at a point on tho eastern boundary liuo of block 42 as shown bytho recurded platof tho city of bah iu, in Maiiou couuty, Oregon, at u point thcreun4 rods and C feet northerly irom tbo southeast corner of said block, and ruunlng thence at right angles to said eastern boundary line, westerly to the west boundary Hue; thence southerly along tho west boundary Huo 2 feet; thence running at light angles to said west of bouudary Hue, easterly to the cast boundary lino said block; and thence northerly along said east bouudary lino to the placo cf begiu. niug; $78 60. baruh 1'ullerton; beginning at a point ou Ibe eastern boundary line uf block 42 as show u by the recorded plat of the city of Salem, iu Marlon county, Oiigou, at a point thereon 1 rods aud 0 feet northerly from the Boutheast corner of said block and. ruunlng thence at right angles to said eastern boundary line westerly to tbe wett boundary line,' thence southerly along the west bouudary lino 2 ftet; thenco running at right angles to Bald wett boundary Hue, easterly to the east boundary line of said block; tbencu nortberlr along s.id east boundary lino to the place of beginning; also tbe following described iropcrty. to-ut: part of block 12 of tho city of Salem, Oregou, as marked and dt signaled on the recorded plt of tbo aitd elty, particularly bounded by be ginning at a stake on Commercial street lu ulit city, U2 feet northerly Irom the southeast corner of said block; thence westerly at rljbt angle, to said btreet to tho west boundary of eaiu block; thence northerly parallel to Com. mercial street LU feel ; tbeuce easterly at right angles to first named line to tbe place of begin, ning alt In Bald city: $71.C0. BV. Q, Woodwortb, Cyrus B, Woodwortb, Mary W. Pattersou aud V. 8. Woodworth; be giuulng at a point on the eastern boundary line of block 42 lu Salem, Oregon, 8 rods southerly from tbe northeast corner of said block; tbeuce westerly parallel with the north line of said block 165 feet, uaore or less, to tbe alley In said block, thence northerly parallel with the east line of said block, B rods to the north Hue of tald block; tbence easterly along the north Hue of said block. ir5 ( ,..r m- las, to ibe northeaat corner of said block; Ihence south erly along the east line of said block 8 rods to mo puce ot beglnulng: 162.40. J. W.Brown, O. Q.Brown and J, O. Brown; ho west half of block 37 ln balem, Oregou; coal A. rre.cott; the west half of Ihe we.t half of block 4Q In Salem, Oregou; $J46 40. 8u.au U, McKlnney, Robert Harrison, Ed ward Harrl.on ami Andrew Harrison; the et half of block 41 of the city of Balem, of the county of Marlon and state of Oregon; 1346 40. JJated st Salem, this 10th day of August. 1892, M. E. OOODELL, Recorder, ss " jr. o j M, T. RINEMAN e aid Fancy Giwries, hiWiTi7i2!SM...'Av:P8&B JmftJjttL'Q?'rl, 'n their atwaou. fcM Wrl7 al u nwfUi JliiS ELL. VaVU61 anhAreofyourpatrauig. Mswrttor, ' ?V, '. ' . V ! , '5 'I