Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, January 18, 1894, DAILY EDITION, Image 1

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DAILY EDITION.
DAILY EDITION.
NO. 13.
!15 -:-LAST RESORT -:- $15
Between our expectations and realizations stand
500 fruitless and fashionable
SUITS AND OVERCOATS
Unsold. Brightprospects have turned to disappoint
ing realities. We h.'id hoped to increase our business
1 st year fifty per cent. You know of the stumbling
blocks that have been in the way. You have had
your reaons for saving your money. Your neigh
bor has had his and thus our hopes were bl.isted.
But we'll untie those purse strings We have made
a sacrifice that you must appreciate and offering that
you must improve or you will forfeit all claim to be
ing prudent and provident, any of our
: Suits or Overcoats
$15
! Its our duty that has split these prices ; it's your duty to
GRAB 'EM.
$15 -:-A.S.BRASFIELD.-:- $1-5
JEDp. C.
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CHURCHILL
AND
BURROUGHS
TUB NEW
. WILLAMETTE STABLES
Completed and ready to wnlt on customers. Horses boarded by day or weel
at reasonable prices. We keep a full line of Truck-, Dravs and Express to
meet all demands. Also keep the fiuest Stallions in this count v. for wrvlce.
Barn and residence 2 block south of postofflce. RYAN & CO.
J. RUBINSTEIN,
FROEBEL SCHOOLS 4th Year.
n m
sn
Infant, Connecting and-Prlraary classes
every week day from 0 a. m. to
12 m. except Satuiday.
MISS 0. BALLOU, -- Principal
TRAINING CLA8SE3
forteacbeis' dally pmct Ice work from
0 n. m. to 12 m. In Kindergarten.
On Monday, Wednesday and Friday
from 2 to 4 p. m. Classes meet for
study of Froebel system. Mrs. P. b.
Knight, Principal.
MOTHER'S CLASS.
Meets Friday from 2 to 4 p. m. with
training class, conducted by Mrs.
KnlKhrand Miss Ballou. For terms oi
Information apply at Kiudergarten
rooms, corner Court and Liberty streets.
THE WILLAMETTE,
SALEM, ORBOON.
Rates, $2.50 to $5.00 per Day
TUe best hotel between Portland and Ban
KranclKoo. Flnt-cliuui In all Ita appointment.
1U tables are nerved with the
Choicest Fruits
Urown In the Willamette Valley,
A. I. WAGNFR. Prop
OLINGER & RIGDON,
Undertakers and Embilmers.
Cabinet work and repairing.
Court street, Ojipoillo Opera llotue,
pAt,KM, - - OKEOON
BUR ION KKOTllKKS
Manufacture Standard PreMed Brlotr,
Molded Brick In all Patterna for Krnt
and upplrUie brick lortbe Hw Malem City
Mall and tintrtr all the Que build ng erected
IniheUpltalOly
aid nar I'aalWaUair, Salem, Or. 1 3 d w
S&LA
UWMl
OO
Cross,
Choice Meats.
Wholesale and Retail
Dealer in Fresh, .Salt and
Smoked Meats of a lUinds
95 Court, and
110 State Streets.
MERCHANT TAILOR.
Suits Made to Order
E. M. WAITE PRINTING CO ,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
, AND
Legal BlanJi Publishers.
UusU'a Nevr Brlctc.over the bank. Uom'l street
Steamer fllfona
FOR PORTLAND.
Leaven Ilolti'rf dock Mondays, Wdnplajrs
and Fridays 7:S0 a m., urrlvlue In Porllfaud at
1 SO p. in.
BETURNINO, lenvwi PnrtlHnd Tue day,
Tuurdaysandbaturdayot6a. in.
Fart t'me ror paa.enger service; no way
landlncfretebt bundled.
KUUND THIF(unllml'ed) $200. One way,
(1.2.
MEALS 26 CENTS
Tr freight rate and tlckts apply to Mlt h-
Ml. V illfllfc VJ. UUtHWU w,t.v-
11-H-lra
S. 0. V. MARKET,
365 Summer Street.
LEWId &. PRAl'HER, Props.
The beet meats of all kinds sold at
th lowest prices. Reliable goods and
qulok delivery.
Bonds Advertised.
Washington, Jan. 18 Secretary
Carlisle this afternoon issued a circular
inviting proposals for $50,000,000 6 per
cent bonds redeemable after ten years.
Allottmenta of londs will be made to
the highest bidder therefor, but no pro
ivwal will be considered at a lower price
than f 117 223 which Is an equlvaleut of
S percent bonds at par. The bonds will
be In denominations of (50 and on
wards. Women Rebels.
nnifR. Jin. 18 Ills asserted thai
reel baud In Sicily comprise 3.000
woraeu. The rebels aro well supplied
with provisions.
HORRIBLE THEATRE FIRE.
Periormanco in Honor of the
Gods.
RESULTS IN WHOLESALE CREMATION.
One Jinn and Tito to Three Hun
dred Women.
San Francisco, Jan. 18. Advices
by steamer China, from Hour Kent,
give an account of the appalling acci
dent at Ningpo, a mouth ago, resulting
in the deuth of between two and three
hundred women and children. The
annual theatrical performance, in honor
of the Chinese gods, was being given
in the temple, and about four hundred
people were preseut. A boy threw a
lighted cigarette Into a heap of straw.
In the rush to escape, a man was
trampled to death. Others were killed
by Jumping from windows. The
whole building was soon ablaze. Those
unable to escape were burned alive. -
In the Senate.
Wamiinqton, Jan. 18. Pefler, of
Kansas, Introduced it resolution declar
ing the secretary has no authority for
issuing bonds us proposed.
A MONUMENT.
A bill appropriating $50,000 for the
monument to Geueral John Stark was
passed after some discussion, touching
mostly on finances, during which Mor
gan paid the country could not attord
to borrow mouey at five per ceut to
build monuments.
IN THE HOUSE.
Consideration of the tariff bill waB
resumed In the House.
Another Oaso.
Kansas City, Jan. 18. A crowd of
2,000 men collected outside Turner hall
to take vengeance on A. P. A. Lectur
er J. V. McNamare, "ex-priest of
Rome:" ''-The speaker appeared on the
platform with a rifle and a revolver,
outing that there was murder in tne
air. After the lecture he and his wlf ,
both armed, entered a carriage. Some
one threw a stone at McNumare, who
tired into the crowd, and a ruuniug
fight of several blockBensued, In which
many shota were exchanged. They
finally reached the hotel in safety.
Salt Lake City Debt.
Washington, D. C, January 18.
Rawlins of Utah asked unanimous
consent for consideration of a bill per
mitting 8alt Lake City to become in
debted, including the present indebted
ness, to the amount of 6 per cent of its
taxable valuation, Without objection
the bill passed.
Bobbers Hold Up a Train
St. Joseph, Mo., Jan. 18. A gan
of five robbers held up the Kansas City,
St. Joseph and Council BluflV train,
a Hoy's Branch, two miles north of
this city, early this morning. The ex
press messenger aays the robbers got
nothing to speak of.
Iowa Senatorship.
Des MoiNEd, Jan. 18. Both bouses
l of the legislature met In joint session
and ratified the election of John H.
Gear as United Statu senator for the
term commencing March 4, 1895.
German Budget.
Berlin, Jan. 18 The Budget for
'04 chows u deficit of seventy million
marks which will be covered by loan.
A Senator Resigns.
Washington, Jan. 18. Senator
Walthal , of Mississippi, has resigned,
on accoutof his III health.)
MADE THE WOMEN BLUSH.
Broad Language Ua.ed by Editor
Stead in Chicago.
Chicago, Jan. 18. Wm. T. Stead
made an address at the People's Insti
tute, on the West Side, and abused
everything Chicago possesses. His ob
ject was to show up the seamy side
of life in tbls city, Including the
rich men wbo rob right and left and
the women wbo sell their bodies in or
der to get bread. Ha took a fling at
the city council, denouncing it as being
composed in the main of men wbo
came from the lowest elements of the
city, and said the fact of such men leg
islating for such a great city as Chicago
was absurd. He Intimated that many
of the members of the city council were
little better than thieves, and ha was
liberally applauded for the sentiment.
The wealthy woman who thinks only
of heree f and neglects her hungry and
d wntro Iden staters, came. In for a
! share of attention. The speaker drew
picture between the woman roiling In
wealth, who because of her social posi
tion and her' fear of losing It kept her
self free from taint, and tho poor wom
an, who, harassed by want and pover
ty, threw hdrsalf iuto the gutter to get
hr.-nd to keen her from starving. Mr.
8tead did nbt think society women
were any better than their weaker sis
ters, who, however pure In heart they
might bo, were compelled by force of
circumstances to abandon a moral life.
Stead's words In discussing this phase
of Jife were so broad that most of the
women In Uie audience blushed with
hame, and some of them left the hall.
Too bad. The Ekitou.
TDE POOL OF POLITICS.
Free Tradft in Wool to Go Into
Effect at Once.
CONGRESS ON LABOR-SAVING MACHINES.
D.elails of V Carlisle's Bondinj
Scheme.
thcVakifp bill.
Washington, Jan. 18 The speaker
announced a ngmber of committee ap
pointments and' tho home went iuto
committee of tno whole f,r considera
tion of the tariff bill, the pending
amendments belug those fixing the
date on which the free-wool schedules
should go Into ollVet. The Payne
amendment to make free-wool go Into
c fleet October 1, U98, wai lot, and onf
by Johnsou, .ihuklug the free-wool
clause eft-ctlve Immediately on the
passpge of the bill, was carried, 112 to
102. This is tho first defeat for the
committee. . ,
Only one other amendment was acted
on today, namely, to allow free ejtry
In bond of machinery as well as matter
used in the construction of ships built
on foreign account, The rest of tlie
day was spent la discussing tho amend
ment of Mr. llnrrnwH. to HIbaJjujg )ie
presentrwool scfieduIefor that proposed
by the Wilson bill. At 6:30 tho boute
took a recess. until 8 o'clock.
LABOR.
The bouse committee on labor or
dered a favorable report on McCanu'a
resolution authorizing Ihn commissioner
of labor to investigate and report upon
the efiect of the use of machinery upon
labor and cost of production, the relative
productive power of hand and machine
labor, the eot of manufacturing, with
machine power aud its 'li'eet on wages,
use of machinery operated by women
and children. Ten thousand dollais
was appropriated fo enable the com
missioner to curry out the provisions of
of the resolution.
HAWAII.
The state department hai received a
dispatch dated at Sin Francisco, from
Samuul Parker, ex-prime minister aud
minister of foreign uflalrs iq-ex-queen
Lilluokalani's cabinet, refuting the
statement that the ex-queen has auy
intention of claiming dumagos from the
throne of Hawaii.
THK BOND ISSUK.
Secretary CarlNe has Issued tho fol
lowing circular inviting proposals for
five per cent bends:
liv virtue of the authority contain
ed In an act entitled 'An act to provide
for the resumption of specie payment.'
approved January 14, 1875, tho secre
tary of the treasury hereby ofjera for
public subscription, an Idiue of tlje
bonds of the United States to the
amount of 160,000.000, lu either regis
tered or coupon form, and in denomi
nations of $50 and upwards, redeemable
iu oiu at the pleasure of the govern
ment after teu yeard from the date ol
issue, aud bearing Interest payable
quarterly In coin, at tne rate or live per
cent. Proposals for the wliole or any
part of these bonds, will be received ut
the treasury department until 12
o'clock, noon, on the first day of Feb
ruary. 1891.
'Allotments of bonds will bo miulo
to the highest bidders thereforo, but no
proposal wilt be received at a lower
price than 117.223 which la cqulvulout
to a 3 per cent, bond at par, aud the
right to reject auy aud all proposals is
hereby exprefsly reserved. The bopds
will be dated February 1, 180J "
Mr. Allison, a memlnrr of the sonata
finance committee, said that couurrsg,
ought to have been called upon by (he
secretary of the treasury to take up the
bond queatioti before the land hill, us
the former was the more pressing.
Farmers Alliance.
CutOACio, Jan. 18 Til preliminary
meeting f th t turteenth uuuu tl cm-
veutlooof the nttlonnl firmrs alliance
met here today. The m tly, wll Iut
tM days aud tha limn will be prlncl
llly taken up In lieiirlnj annual re
ports and e'estlng effljip, A very
larfe nutting t x.Ptq:3J,
IMPORTANT FOREIGN NEWS.
South American Wars an.l Re
bellions Going On.
BIG EARTHQUAKES IN ASIA.
Throo Thousand Womtui Rebels
in Sicily.
LoNPON.Jau 18. A dispatch from
Buenos Ayres says advices from Rio
have reached there showing that rum
ors are current In the Brazilian capital
that many members of the national
guard are deserting aud going over to
the Insurgents. Several persons, in
cluding a number of Itallaus, have
beeu killed by shells fired by the Insur
gents into the middlo of the city.
Friends of the Itallaus have demanded
Indemnity. The government has In
formed the foreign residents that it will
not accept any liability. The govern
ment forces are bombarding the insur
gents' storehouses on tho Eu Chados
Islands.
Tho Brazilian War.
Buenos Aykes, Jan. 18. Tho fol
lowing advices havo beeu received at
Rio; Volunteers are being enrolled to
support Peixoto. The Insurgent war
ship, Aquidaban, Is preparing to return
doutl) for the purpose of procuring re
inforcements. The British sloop of
war, Bougie, is constantly cruising to
and fro outside of the harbor, the ob
ject of ber movements here Is not
known.
The report that Mello was aboard of
the Jepubllca, oft Sautos Is confirmed.
Iitn Janeiro, Jan. 18,-Llttle ohange
In the situation. The usual BklrmUhes
continue.
Salvador Will Eomam Neutral,.
Li Liukrtad, Jan: 18. Tho latest
dispatches' receivpd'here'from-the seat
of war in Honduras onvey tho infor
mation that President Vasquz defeated
a hody of invaders who were under the
command of General Manuel Boullla,
at Apucilagua, Monday. General Ortez,
who Is chief iii-comiulnd of the Invad
log forces, has requested General An
tonio Ezeta's assistance in the light.
General Fz"ta, who is fuliy authorised
to answer for Balvador, refuses to lend
aid to the iuvaders of Honduras aud
declares Salvador will maintain a strict
neutrality, but would lie willing to act
the part of a peacemaker, if invited.
Wrecked By an Explosion.
Bokdhaux, Jan. 18. An explosion
between the decks ol thesteamer Equa
tor from La Plata badly wrecked a por
tion of the deck, killed two sailors aud
fatally wounded a number of othern.
It is believed un Infernal machine
caused the damage.
Peizoto's Fleot.
London, Jan. 13. IMxoto's fleet Is
reported to have left Pernambuco for
Rio. The Insurgents have received
fresh provisions and now havo large
supplies. Tho insurgent vessels are
blocking Santos. Tha clergy generally
are said to be in favor of the insurg
ents. Nicaragua.
New York, Jan. 19. A caolo from
Tegucigalpa Bays President Vasquez
has declared that before the end of the
month he would Invade Nicaragua
with 1b army aud teach Nicaraguaus
a severe lesson fur aiding tho Insurgent
Boullla.
Earthquakes in Asia.
London, Jan. 18 A dispatch to the
Standard from Shuughal says: There
hita been a series of destructive earth
quakes In tho province of Urgu, Mon
golia. Hundreds of the native noma
dic population with fbcki, were swal
lowed up or otherwise destroyed,
A Bank in Trouble.
Rome, Jan. 18. Continuous with
drawals have compelled tho Bunca
General to apply for moratorium. It
hat a capital of 60,000,000. The assets
exceed the liabilities 25,000,000 lire. It
has branches in Milan and Genoa.
National Dairy Union. !
CiuoAao, Ills., Jan. 18. The dairy
men, who havo beeu In muslou here for
three days, adj urued this afternoon,
after having perfected tho organization
of the National Dairy Union, In bis
closing add re is, President Horr said;
' The Union would never stop 111 it had
compelled, if It O'uld not persuade,
Congreay and the next loUlaturei to
put a stop to the sale of oleuHrriue
and other counterfeits, nude iu imita
tion of butter."
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
1
m. V.
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Tho Senate Oiucm.
Denver, Col., Jan. 18. Tho senate
has a mujority in the cnticm consider
ing the proposition providing for tho
dlsmlsal of every officer and employee
In the senate and followed by un
adjournment for one day, every mem
ber then to go home and not return.
Should the resolution pass It will leave
the governor without nu official to call
the senate to order, or arrest members
on a writ of attachment nnd will be
the means of compelling the house to
adjourn.
WILL TULY BK LBBAIi?
Having determined upon nu Issue of
bonds, the question arises, will they bo
legal? It is probaly a question of con
struing a law of congress that cou'd
only bo settled by the supremo court of
the United States. The question of tho
propriety of lssuelng bonds, or the
value of such a measure In restoring
prosperity Is not comideiyd. Secretary
Carlisle's decision to is-tue biud-t by
virtue of the general authority granted
to the secretary of tho treasury uudor
tho act of 1875, hai uromed interest in
the question as to the legility of such
action. It Is well understood that Mr.
Carllslo would not resort to this get
erut uctexcopt for the purpose of meet
ing the pressing deminds for cash.
Judue Culbersou of Texas, chairman of
the judiciary committee of the house,
and most, if not all, of his colleagues
on that committee, say that while the
secretary has the geueral right to Issue
bonds, ho cannot uso tho proceeds de
rived from their sale, except for tho
single purpose of redeomiug outstand
ing treasury notes. ThU, of course,
would preclude the possibility of uglui:
tho proceeds of a bond ixsue for meet
ing current expenses and would render
a resort to bonds almost nugatory.
Judge Culberson has made an e
haustive study of tho bond HUbJct and
In giving his views recently ho referred
to a report ho had raide in cougress on
July 0, 1892. It was in response to a
resolution of Inquiry presonted by Rip
reseutatlvo Dockery, asking whether
under the act of 1875 tho secretary of
the treasury had the right to use the
proceeds of any moneys lu the treasury
irlrilug from the sale of bonds for any
purposes other than ttiojo meutlnued.
Judge Culberson's report was signed
by Congressmen Oates of Alabama,
Bynum of Indiana, Stookdalo of
Mississippi, Goodnight of Keutuaky,
Hoatner of Louisiana, Layton of Ohio,
Wolverton of Pennsylvania, Fellows of
Now York, and Buchanan, of Virginia.
All of theso gentlemen, with tho ex
ception of Messrs. Fellows, and Bu
ohanan, aro members of tho preseut
House of Representative1 and aro ro
gardod,as authorities on legal questions
In the report thoy say:
"There Is no limitation upon the
authority of tho Secretarv of the Treus
ury to sell bonds for tho purpoia of re
demption under tho act, but the pro
ceeds derived from such sales cannot
bo used forotuor than redemption pur
poses." A minority report wa"j aim prso itcd
at the time Judje UulbermiiM repirt
was put In. Mr. Ry of Niw York,
still a member of the Uoubc, and four
other Republican members, joined in
the report. JuiIro Culbersou says,
however, that Secretary Foster prepar
ed tho report, Tno minority Insisted
that the Secretary of the Treasury had
the right, not ouly to ifsue bonds with
out any further authority from Con
gress, hut also had tho right to use the
prnceedi from the sale, for current ex
penses. W. 0. T. U. Program.
Program nt the W. C. T, U. enter
tainment at Reed's opra house,Frlday,
Jan. 10th, at 8 p. in.
1'AUT I.
"Echo and the Ferry"-.MI Di orcst
Vocul Holo MIhs Mattlu Bonthwlok
Helected Reading....... MIm I)u Forest
Piano Holo ...... Miss Jct-sle Mrevmaii
"A Royal Princess Miss Da Forest
I'AKT II.
"A Ghost Story" Mum D Forest
Vocal Duett ...MUarJcrihnr, Mr Whan
The two Bella" Ml s Df Forest
VoalHolo Mr. H. ll-llrtiid
Selected Reading.. ...... Mm De Forest
Admission, 25 cents; reserved seats at
Prttlou'n 25 oeuti extra,
Baking
rowuer
TDE MYSTERIOUS i P. i
Lecturers
Mobbed
Places.
at Several
INTERFERENCE WITH ONE SPEECH.
Speakers" Compelled to Go. Armed
on tho Platform. j
Aiu'leton, Wis., Jan. 18. Major
81m", A. P. A. lecturer was mobbed at
Kaukauna, last night and the meeting
brokenmp. The sheriff bad partly dis
persed th'e'mnb and wltbr the help of
the local dfficers escorted Sims to a
boarding place. Tho mob followed
them up throwing stones and Sims
was knocked eeusdeeibya stone. Sims
was escorted to tho tra'n thh tnirnlng
by men armed w-tu WlneheeterB and
he lolt for Ashland.
n a i
Tho County Tax h.ry.
The County C(fii m1 loners' court of
Marion county it day- made tbe fol
lowing tax levy In'mlllt :'
State levy, as'tnade-L .-k.,.l 4i3
School ....... ...Lt. 4.0
County- vsw-iaftsvist. . 0.7
' -p
, Total r.t,.. 16.0
,Thls is a reduction of Ave mills frrm
I tst year. County expenditures Xor-1898
amounted $05,781.
Taxable property as equalized for
1804, $10,704,287. Tho county kvy on
this valuo will raise $78,821.72 Tor coun
ty purposes.
Tho levy will net $12,610 mnro than
last year. Warrants outstanding Jan.
1, 1801, were $57,000. Jau. 1, 1893,
thero were $03,015 out. The state tax
will be about $20,000 less than last year.
Thoy Will Wed.
A marriage iicenso was today itsued
to M. J. Hullt and M. A. DIokcrson,F.
T. Cook witness.
Movinci Sale. As wo intend io
movo Feb. 1st, all goods will be t acrl
fleet! at aud below cost for 5 days. La
dles' Buznar, Biato Ineuranoa b'oolr.
2t.
J. B. Woodford of tho Perry Stova
works, Is qulto ill at h's Eas Salem
homo from a sevoro fall recolved s short
tlmoslnco.
Lift) is Misery
To many peoplo who havo the taint
of scrofula iu their blood. Tho agonies
caused by tho dreadful running sores
aud other manifestations of this disease
aro beyotid description. There is no
other remedy equal to Hood's Sarsrpa
rilla for scrofula, salt rheum and every
form of blood disease It Is reasonably
sure to benefit all who give ita fair
trial.
i i ssaeame eaet
"Afl old as
thohilla"and
never excell
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nnd proven"
isthoyordict
of millions.
Simmons
Liver Regu
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conly Liver
JLJCifOf and Kidnoy
modicino to
which you
can pin your
faith for a
euro. A
mild laxa
tive, and
purely veg
etable, act
ing directly
on tho'Livor
and Kid-
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Pills
noya. Try it.
Bold by all
DruggiflU in Liquid, or in Powdr
to bo takon dry or raado intoa tea,
TheKlncorLtvarttedjclM.
I have uol yonrBlmmons Uyerfp
Utor and can cooclBnelouly eajr It wm
kliiit of ul liver medicine. I oo"J
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