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VOL. 7.
DAILY EDITION".
SALEM, OKEGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1894.
DAILY EDITION.
NO. 37.
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R4 7 i; TUADK-MAUK.
1 LADIES'
IvtK fine
IXSHOES.
-:- The New York Racket -:-
Carries a full line of the above brand of Shoes at prices that
cannot be duplicated on the coast. Our Ladies' fine Dongola
Shoe for $2.00, fully warranted, is a special bargain. Try a
pur of them. We also carry a good assortment of hats, shirts,
Hosiery, underwear and a full line of notions.
Call and inspect our goods and prices. We will give you
from 15 to 25 percent.
E. T. BARNES.
IN SEASON!
AND OUT, We aim to keep in stock everything in
the line of Sportsmen's Goods, Arms and Ammunition. S ou
can always make money by consulting our stock and prices.
Brooks
WE ARE NOT
-FOR-
Our general Stock of FURNITURE and CARPETS is so
well selected that it
COMMANDS
A GOOD
SUM OF
It is to YOUft BEST INTEREST TO PAY
US A VISIT.
A. Buren L Son,, 300 Commercial Si
S. W. THOMPSON & Co.,
Largest line of Solid Silverware in the city. Spectacles
and Eye Glasses wore never sold as low as now.
2 21 Commercial Street.
Ed. C.
llllll
CHURCHILL
AND
BURROUGHS
TININNG AND PLUMBING.
TUB NEW
WILLAMETTE STABLES
Completed and ready to wait on customers. Horses 'A!!.6
at reasonable pricea. We keep a full line of Truck-, Drays j n Express to
meet all demauds. Also keep the finest Stallions In this county, , for wryloe.
Barn and residence 2 block south of postotllce.
l niinmo-rriM merchant tailob.
J. RUBINSTEIN, Suits Made to Order.
THE STAR, 5 STAR
brand of Ladies, Gents and
Children's Shoes, cut through
leather near the top of shoe,
insures to the wearer that the
shoe is made of the most reli
able leather produced. Every
boot or shoe bearing this trade
mark is fully warranted.
THE BEST STRAINS of Black Minorca, Brown
Leghorn and Plymouth Bock Egg- for breeding,
from select pens of the best fowls. Ptiees moderate
quality considered. A few superior Brown Leg
horn Hens for sale nt a bargain. Call or address
J. J. MILLER,
2oth street, near State
k Salisbury.
DISGUSTED!
PATRONAGE.
Wholesale ami Retail
Dealer In Fresh, Salt and
Smoked Meats of a lHinds
OS Court and
110 State Streets.
Cross,
Choice Meats.
THE 0VERL4ND
TRAIN ROBBED.
Engine and Two Cars
Are Ditched.
DONE AT A LONESOME SIDING.
Engineer
and Fireman Buried
in the Wreck.
THE 'EXPRESS CAR IS-DYNAMITED.
Robbers Havo Their Own
but Are Pursued.
Way
The Overland Robbed.
Los Angeles, Cal., Feb. 16. The
overland Southern Pacific train No 20
was robbed at Roscoe station this morn
ing about 1 o'clock. The train waB
heavily loaded with passengers and the
Wells, Fargo express company's ship
ments were unusually heavy. At Bos
coe, four miles north of Burbanks, there
is no station but a siding. As the train
approached this switch, Engineer
Thomas saw thut the switch was mis
placed and he vainly tried to stop the
train, but he could not do it and the
engine and two fruit cars of oranges
went into the ditch, theengine turning
over and burying the engineer and fire
man. The two fruit cars were a total
wreck. As soon as the wreok
foccurred three masked men sprang
up from out of the bushes and
commenced a fusllade and everyone
knew that the mission of the despera
dos was robbery. A few seconds later
a couple of dynamite bombs were
placed under the express car. The
messenger refused to open it and the
whole side of the car was blown off.
Brukeman Foster rose to the emer
gency. As soon as be heard shots he
made a run for a neighboring ranch
house where he saw a light. Here he
got a team and drove back to Burbank,
four miles and gave the alarm. He
cauuot tell how much the robbers got
but it is probable they cleaned out the
express car, as they had their own
way when he left. A posse has gone
in pursuit.
There were only two robbers. Both
were masked. Besides Arthur Masters,
the fireman, one unknown tramp was
killed.
Followed Her Lover.
San Francisco, Feb. 16. May
Brooklyn, one of tho leading ladies of
the Palmer stock company which is
playing at the Baldwin theatre, com
mitted suicide by taking carbolio acid.
She played the part of Mistress Page
In the "Alabama-'' The cause of the
suicide was the grief over the death of
Miss Brooklyn's lover, Frederick A.
Lovecraft. The latter who was man
ager of Palmer's New York theatre
committed suicide last October by tak
ing carbolic acid and shooting himself.
Miss Brooklyu,although able to fill her
parts, is said to have been mentally un
balanced ever since. She imitated her
lover to the extent of taking carbolic
acid, but omitted BbooMng.
Linn County Offlcail.
SPKiNaFiELD, III., Feb. 16. Acting
Governor.Glll, has honored the requisi
tion of Gov. Pennoyer, of Oregon, for
the rendition of George F. Russell,
wanted In Llun couuly Oregon. Bus
hel was short in his accounts, forged
tho name of Yoa to cover his shortage
it ml Is ikiw under arrest at Bushnell,
McDjnougti county, where he has
wealthy and prominent relations.
Squall at San Francisco.
San Francisco, Feb. 16. A heavy
squall, accompanied by a downpour of
rain, struck the city yesterday. Fly'e
small fishing boats were seen to c-ip-slze
in the neighborhood of the Golden
Gate. The llfeaavlng crew has gone to
the rescue. No further details are ob
tainable at present.
A Young Hero.
Whatcom, Feb. 16 Johnuy Adams,
12 yeaw of age, was killed by a falling
tree near here. He and hU slater were
on their way home from school, when
the boy seeing the tree was about to
fall on his sister, pulled her out of the
way and was himself crushed to death.
Danbar Beleaaed.
Portland, Fb 18. Wm. Dunbar,
sentenced to two yean lo the county
fall for smuggling opium, was released
fromjallona writ of supersedeas, by
Judge Bellinger, peudlng appeal
Tollow Jack at Bio.
Rio Janeiro, Feb. 16. The yellow
fever is increasing. Sixty deaths oc
cured yesterday in nddltlon to 15 from
other fevers. A capltaiu of an Austrian
warship in these waters died today and
a number ot other coses are on board.
A Portugese warship here is also In
fected. The situation is growing serious
to foreigners. Admiral Benham con
ferred with the commanders of Ameri
can vessels and nothing will bo left uu
done which can lead to preserving the
health of American sailors.
McKinlcy's Fate.
Pittsburg, Feb. 16. Governor Mc
Klnley spoke tonight to an immense
Republican mass meeting in the inter
est of Galusha A. Grow, candidato for
congressman at large. McKinley waa
Interrupted every few minutes during
his speech, with cheers aud cries of
"Our next president," etc., and at tho
conclusion a mad rush was made for
the platform and ho was literally car
ried out of the hall.'
TDE
POLITICAL
PABDLDJl
What Is Doing and Savin
Washington.
in
LOUISIANA WANTS SUGAR FROTEGTION
Rulo to Do Adopted to Force
Republicans to Vote.
To Force a Vote.
Washington, Feb. 10. Democratic
leaders of the bouse have under consid
eration the following rule intended to
discourage the practice amoug Republi
cans of refraining from voting on im
portant measures, nnd compelling the
Democrats to produce a querum:
"Whenever upon a' rollcall a .quorum
falls to appear, upon the demand of
any memoer tne clerK snail certlly a
list of members not voting on such
rollcall to the sergeant-at-arms, who
shall deduct from the monthly com
pensation of each member so failing to
vote the amount cf his salary for ouo
day; provided, this deduction shall not
be made In case the member Is absent
by leave of the house." This rule sim
ply carries out the provisions of the
law which says tho salary of members
absent, except on accouut of sickness,
shall be deducted during the time of
absence. Heretofore, however, the sergeant-at-arms
had no way of officially
ascertaining the absence of any mem
ber. It is thought the loss of pay for
failure to vote will put a stop to the
practice of refusing to respond when
called to voto.
Woman Suffrage Association.
Washington, Feb. 10. The20th an
nual convention of the National Wom
an Suffrage association assembled here.
Only 17 states were represented, but
many delegates snowbound will come
later. Susan B. Authouy presided.
Rev, Anna Shaw opened tho exorcises
with prayer, followed by a brief speech
by Miss Anthony. Then the executive
committee reported, recommending
that attention he specially directed to
New York and Kansas, where the
question of women puflrugo will come
before tho people at tho next election.
Mrs. Lillle Blake, of New York, aud
Mrs. Laura Johns, of Kansas, reported
the outlook for em-cess favorable.
Will Fight a Tax on Sugar.
Washington, Feb. 16. Members of
tho sub-committee on finance consider
ing the tarlfl, were again notified by
both Senators White and Gallery of
Louisiana thut if 8U,'ur is taxed they
would aid iu defeating tho whole bill.
Brief Telegrams.
The Democrats wro unable to get a
quorum today to discuss the Bland
silver bill.
An explosion on tho German Iron
clad Beaudeuburg at Kiel killed forty
six. The senate Is Iu executive session on
the Peckham nomination. Mitchell of
Oiegon, epokeln favor of confirmation
but be was rejected 31 to 40.
Judge Bretann, hearing argument
for a new trial in the oase of Prender?
gast, Carter Harrison's assassin, la un
der guard, as bis life Is
threatened in
case be la not lenient.
Y. M. O.A. Social.
The regular monthly aoalal of the Y.
M. O. A. will oeeur this oveulng, All
members and frleudi over 10 years of
age are invited to be p'eaent
FROM WORLDS AFAR OFF.
Tho News from the Continent's
Outer Rim.
HOUSES OF THE ENGLISH PARLIAMENT
Disagree as to tho Parish Coun
cils Bill.
From Samoa.
Samoa, Fob. 10. Samoan affairs
have quieted down nnd tranquility
reigns at least for the present. The
government is considering the question
oi unarming tne natives, out mis can
not bo accomplished without blood
shed. The so-cnlled rebels argue that
firearms were Introduced by the whites,
who havo become rich by their sale,
and that If the government pays for
the arms which are confiscated the
natives will only be paylug for them
twice. Chief Justlco Ide has succeeded
iu geltiug the rebels to submit their
complaints to him, and they promise to
abidp. by his derision. Tho disarming
of the natives is the only
that they will not submit
grievance
to, nnd if
surely re-
force Is used bloodshed will
suit.
A Boy Tortured.
Lkrdo, Mex., Feb. 10. At the haci
enda at Ban Istdro, tin old man named
Ernesto Zavala took two goats from a
herd under tho care of a little boy.
upon the boy's threatening to tell, Zav
ala overpowered him, and nfter tying
him down, cut tho boy's tongue out.
The boy was subsequently found and
taken to the office of the governor.
There a scene was presented which mado
tho bystanders turn away Iu horror.
With blood llowiug from his mouth,
the boy, by inarticulate sounds and mo
tions, tried to make himself understood,
aud succeeded sufficiently to satisfy the
officials of Zavala's guilt. Butlbr the
careof-Judge Frendaudo, Zavala wnuM
have been killed Wednesday nlgutby
the people.
Apostle of Assassins.
Paris, Feb. 10. Iu the chamber of
deputies Dr. Mario Edouard Valllant, a
socialist .member, attempted to make
an apology for displaying a red flag at
Ivry cemetery last Sunday by a num
ber of visitors. Ho was ordered to
lea vo the trlhuno and his remarks or
dered stricken from the official record
of the proceedings of tho chamber.
The president of tho chamber, as Vail
land left tho tribune, denounced him
as the apostle of assassins.
i
Message From the Sea.
London, Feb, 10. A bottle has been
picked up on tho beach of Glgba, one
of the Hebrides islands, containing a
piece of papor ou which was written:
"September, 1803, sinking in the
mld-Atlautlu, lioruhead. Collision
with au iceberg. Mate."
Tho steamer Hornhead was a British
vessel. She silled from Baltimore
August 10 for Dublin, sinco which time
nothing has been heard of her,
Two Houses Disagree.
London, Fob. 10. -Tho house of
commons disagreed with tho house of
lords ou the amendment of the parish
councils bill, providing that councils
be permitted only in parishes of COO in
habitants and upward, by a voto of iid
to 101. Most of the amendments made
by the lords were- rejected and provi
sions that hud been altered by the
house of lord;), changed back to the
orlginul text.
American Liner Disabled.
QUKHNSTOWtf, Feb. 16. The Ameri
can line HtwMiwhlp, City of Purls,
which sailed from Southampton on
February 10th for Now York is In a dis
abled condition oil' Daunt Rook. All
are well on board aud the vessel Is lu
no danger. A pilot and tti have gono
to her asaistaueo. Tlio Paris has 189
first olas4 iHitAungers, 110 second class
aud 260 steerage ou board.
From Japan.
Wahiiinoton, Feb. 10. Lsttera
from the flagship Baltimore of the
Asiatic tquadroii, now at Yokohama,
statu that the cruiser is quarantined on
ne,oount of the smallpox on board.
Seven cases are under treatment since
the middle of January, The disease la
of a virulent type, but no d eat be
Anarahiat Confessed.
1'Aiua, Feb. 16. Anarchist Henry
lias oonfessed he has been in com-
munleutlon with Paul Iteoluse, (he
youug olvll engineer friend of Valllant.
Hero.
Rio Jankiuo, Fab. 16. Admiral
Da Gama Is worse today and will
probably die of the wouuda received lo
the battle of Armaoco,
Highest of all In Leavening Power. -Latest U. S." Gov't Report
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ABSOLUfEOf PURE
FROM BENTON COUNTY.
State, County and College Deposits
aro Trust Funds.
Corvalms, Fob, 15.
Judge Fullortou handed down a de
cision yesterday sustaining the demur
rer to assignee's answer, In tho caso of
Benton county against Assignee Bry
sou, which iu effect declares the 511,-
vw or Uenton county's money a trust
fund. Cases involving Lincoln county,
Muds, $1100, nnd State Agricultural
college funds, $18,000 are peuding, and
will probably be decided tho same.
These claims will havo to hu piUl be
fore other creditors aro paid, out. of tin
Hamilton, Job & Co. estate. Tlie case
will go to tho supremo court lu M iroh.
E. B. MoElroy, next representative
nominee for secretary of state, Is In tho"
city today, shaking hands with his fel
low Republicans.
United States Internal ofttoer, F. C.
Geer, registered fifty-six Chinamen
here, aud has gone to Albany.
Lieutenant L. E. Doulher, U. S. A.,
detailed by tho secretary of war as
commandant and Instructor In military
sclenco of the Agolcultural college, has
arrived, and nt ouco reported for duty,
to President Hloss.
Convicted of Murder.
San Fkanoisco, Feb. 10. In nhe
case of Dr. West, who Is tried for the
murder of Addlo Gllmour, upou whom
it iu ouargeu ue coiuumii-u cuiiiium
practice, Judgo Wallace delivered
lengthy instructions to tho Jury, finally
closing tho charge by calling attention
to tho law which mukos the crime of
which Dr. West Is charged murdorln
the second degree, nnd Instructed the
Jurors that If they believed tho defend
ant performed tho operation which
caused Addlo Gllmour's death, oven
though he had no Intention to kill, the
verdict should bo murder In the second
dogreo. Tho Jury were then sont to
the Jury-room. AtSo'olook tho Juryj
brought in a verdict of guilty as charged
Republican Club.
President E. M. Walto has selected
the following goutlemen to solicit and
recolvo names for members of tlio Sa
lem Republican club, lu accordance
with instructions at the last meeting:
M. L. Chamberlain, E. E. MoKlnney,
H. J. Bigger, EJ. Cross, Jap. Mlulo.
Ho hopes to sco a rousing club formed.
E. M. Waitk, Pies, Rep. Club.
An Error Corrected.
Not long sinco a dispatch wont the
rounds of tho press that is very unfair
to a strong and deserving religious suet.
It stated that tho Adventlsts, at their
annual mooting in Battle Creek, had
extorted contributions from their mem
bors to tho extent of (25,000, It now
seems that this Is au error, as all con
tributions from the mombors of this
organization are puroly voluntary.
For Good Roads.
Supt. Downing has today put on
another team to hau'lug gravel on the
roads. He will put ou moro If he can
get lliHin. Any road supervisor who
will furnish a team ohm gt gravel a'
ten rents a load. Convicts will d-i the
loading and spreading,
Not Likki.y. One Murk Icy f
Portland, who has become a broker of
fourth clais poitofilots, Is uuthority
for the Portland Oregou'an'a state
ment that some one hits lxcome
lukewarm In the Salem postoMeo fight.
Mr. Bush declined tosiy anything In
tho premises. As lie Is betit known
hero at Haleiu, he U not lukewarm lu
his pohtlual activities
IntiihLkai). Am ii-tuul Rrewfdurfc
White nredn the load with lowiwt juice
on fd of all kinds. 01 Court st. St.
Hood's and Only Hood's-
IIond'H Harsaparllla Is carefully pro
pared from Karapsrllla, Dandelion,
Mandrake, Dock, l'lpslKfowu, Junlpr
berrlebauil other well known rindfK,
by a peculiar combluHtlnii, proportion
aud progress giving
to Hood'd U!rw"
Carina curative powers not ottf
y other medicines. It filed a toiiiark
not i-newed t
uyo
aide
I lOOIiUK-
cures wiieu outer prepaiguouv
fall.
Hood's Pills cure bjlloutnesa.
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bwder
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Jackson County News.
K. . .Abhua.hu, Fob. 15.
Wlllson Pqtter of tills city, aged 70
years died this morning of lung trouble.
Heavy north wlud this morning ac
companied with snow. Wagon roads
In bad condition, Business very quiet.
Politics aro boing freely discussed lna
quiet way, evorybody Is for tho man or
party that will restore good times.
Evans and Moroll.
Fiusno, Oal., Feb. 10. Deputies
Tlnimlunntid Boyd havo returned from
huntlug EvaiH and Morel!. They
havo no tuffo of tho bandits since tho
evening df the 7th Int.
fturriw utiic to Fiitsr wtixcirw.
Hiding between Portland aud Salem,
jOnecanseo through the car windows
.fields' of idle land; fields that once
yielded the wealth trausmuted by
chemistry' of commerce Into tho brick
building, the paved streets and the
electric lights of tho valley towns. Tho'
wedth v-o seo nbput us ou eyery band
has,. coiue In Its ultimate origin from,
tho soli or tho waters of Oregon. It
has been drawn from the streams or
dug out In some form or other. Bome
of It was fished out; some sluiced and
panned; somo chopped and sawed;
some planted nnd plowod out; some
sowed and harvested. Borrowing
money nnd speculating lu town lots
had no part in the making of Oregon.
In much favor these latter years, their
....ii.iii(it"-J'-.,r,.i... ..ii tk.
present, nt least, to havo been about
exhausted. Wo havo beon borrowing
monoyofeach other and trading Jaok
kmves with eaoli other about as long
at tlloso occupations can be made to
yield any revonuo. Now wo must get
back to first principles. Oregonlan
Feb. 15th.
The Orcgoulan then proceeds to tell
how more money must bo mado out of
tho soil, aud how much soil there Is
left to mako moro monoy out of, eta,
otc, "ad luflhltlmV
It admits that wealth has its only
"ultimate" origin In tho soil. The
word "ultimate" is hot very clearly
used there, for it means "final," "ele
mental." We take It tho Oregonian
menus that all wealth has Its origin In
productive labor drawing aud convert
ing out of tho resources of tho 'earth
the products which, when converted
Into monoy, build cities, railroads,
hanks, factories aud all tho long chains
of enterprise by which socio ty exists
aud civilization subsists.
Now If productive labor exists at all
the others can oxlst and do oxlit. If
those who produce out of the soil, the
initio, the forest, tho rivers nnd seas
can live by tholr labor, all tho Indus-
(Uoucludeu oil .fourth page.)
"Afl old 03
thohilla"and
novcr oxcoll
cd. "Triod
and proven"
isthovordlcb
of millions.
Simmons
Livor Regu
lator is tliov
only Livoc
and t Kidaoy
inodicino to
vrliioh you
can pin your,
faith for a,
otiro.i At
mild laxa
tive, and
puroly veg
etable, act
ing directly
on tho Liver
and Kid-
Th
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Pills
noy8. Try it
Bold by all
DruggUto in Liquid, or in Powder
to bo talton dry or mado into a tea.
Tlio King- of Urr Modiolus.
"1 taY0UKlyourHnuraonr.irerltani
lsUr ulul wit coHfcileualomly my It la (iia
Wuk of all liver iimmI1Iu, rcoiiflde It m
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