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VOL. 7.
DAILY EDITION.
SALEM, OREGON, "WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1894.
DAILY EDITION.
NO.
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VC M ' I .TIUDE-MARK.
LA DIES'
lvm FINE
i2pSH0ES-
-:- 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
Shoo for $2.00, fully warranted, is a special bargain. Try a
pair 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 save you
from 15 to 25 percent.
E. T. BARNES.
1-gLfLO i
N SEASON!
AND OUT, We aim to keep in stock everything in
the line of Sportsmen's Goods, Arms and Ammunition. ou
can always make money by consulting our stock and prices.
rooks
WE ARE NOT
-FOR-
Our general Stock of FUENITUKE and CARPETS is so
well selected that it
COMMANDS
A GOOD
SUM OF
It is to YOUR BEST INTEREST TO PAY
US A VISIT.
A. Buren & Son., 300 Commercial St
S. W. THOMPSON & Co.,
Always Keep on hand a large stock of loose and unmountod
Diamonds, Rubies,' Sapphires andimpoited Opals.
221 Commercial Street.
Ed. C.
CHURCHIIvIv
AND
BURROUGHS
TININNG AND PLUMBING.
THE NEW
WIIvLAMETTB STABLES
Completed and ready to wait on customers. Horses boarded by day -or week
at reasonable prices. We keep a full line of Truek, Dravs and Kxjiret to
meet all demands. Also keen the finest Stalllm In this cunt v. ror rvise.
Barn and residence 2 block south of pontotHw. "... -
I IMinmnrriM MERCHANT iAILOR.
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 Rock Eggn for breeding,
from select pens of the best fowla. Price moderate
quality considered. A few superior Brown Leg
horn Hens for sale ut a birgalu. (Jill or address
J. J MILLER,
2-Jth street, near State
k Salisbury,
DISGUSTED
PATRONAGE.
Cross,
ts.
Wholesale and Retail
Dealer in Fresh, Salt and
Smoked Heats or u 1 Kinds
OS Court and
110 State Streets.
Choice
Mea
I
IS BROKEN.
Vote on the Bland Seig
niorage Bill.
ALL BUT SEVEN PRESENT
Bland
Has Moved the
Question.
Previous
IxMMENSE MAJORITIES FOR PROTECTION
Given for Congressman Grow in
- Pennsylvania.
Deadlock Broken.
Washington, Feb, 21. Only seven
members of the house were unaccount
ed for when the house assembled today
and indications are the deadlock will
be broken before the end of this session.
After reading the journal the Sergeant-at-nrms
reported all except seven of the
members, aside from those excused on
account of illness or cu the way to the
capltol aud deputies have been sent for
tho3o seven. Bland Anally at 2 p. m.
got a quorum on his motion for the
previous question ou his seigniorage
bill.
A Public Land Decision.
Washington, D. C, Feb. 21. Sec
retary Smith has approved the draft of
a circular which in soon to be issued,
governing applications for right of way
over public .lauds for canals, ditches
and reservoirs. The right is held to
extend only to construction and no
public timber or material will be al
lowed to be taken or used for repair or
improvement.
Quite a Plurality.
Philadelphia, Feb. 21. Pennsyl
vania, with ten counties to hear from,
gives Galusha A. Grow, Republican
candidate for congress-man-at-iarge,
$140,478 plurality.
When the returns are alii in it is be
lieved Grow's plurality will be nearly
160,000, the largest in the history of
the state. The high water mark here
tofore was the plurality of 136,148
for Jackson for State Treasurer. Re
publican state chairman Guilkerson
claims the state by 176,000. In cities
the local republican ticket was elected
in nearly eyery instance. Suoh demo
cratic strongholds as Reading, York,
Allentown, Altoona, Sunburry and
Easton are swept Into the republican
column.
WOOD CHOPPERS OAUQHT
In a Fatal Snowslido in Ne
vada. Verdi, Nev., Feb. 21. About noon
yesterday, Ave wood choppers were
caught in a snow slide in the moutalns
lire miles from here. One of them,
Ed. Edes, was pinioned In the snow,
where be had lain over twenty-four
hours, in a terrific wind and snow
storm. His bead was caught between
two timbers and pierced by u protrud
ing nail. He was unconscious when
taken out, and hopes are entertained of
bis recovery. Names of other unfort
unates are Tom Thrasher, M. S.
Wheeler, Mlchuel Warner, aud Leon
ard Nelson, all of Bono, Nevada. Thoy
are supposed to bs dead.
THE MARKETS.
Ban Francisco, Feb. 21. Wheat
cash (.02.
Chicago, Feb. 21. Cash, 671; May
60.
Portland, Feb, 21. Wheat valley
8385; Walla Walla 75 77l.
Fire at Qalncy, 111.
Quincy, III., Feb. 21. A fire this
morning caused a loss of two hundred
thousand dollars.
PERTINENT PERSONALS
Mayor Hawaii Truax, who came
to
Oregon in 1853, died at Spokane.
W. F. Cody eenslWly denies the rum
or of a duel proposed with Fred May.
Hen Harrison, late prrsl'dent, depart
for California Feb, 20.
Governor MoKmliyand wife have
bad lUwir homestead restored to them
w hlrh they assigned to protect creditors.
Choice Columbia River Bojelt 4 Iba
for 25 cenu-at Davison's market. 2t
U. P. R. R. Earnings.
New York, Fob. 21. The earnings
of the Union Pacific system for the
year ending, Dec. 31: Gross, $37,447,
416; deorease, $7,679,760; net, $11,790,
052; deorease, 54,714,823.
Crow of the Kearsargo.
New Youk, Fob, 21. The steamer
City of Paris arrived this morning
from Colon, bringing the officers and
crew of the war ship Kcarsarge,
wrecked on Roncadore reef.
Buffered from a Horso.
Ham Fbancisco, Feb. 21. Mrs.
Sophia Reresford, wife of a drayman,
died here yesterday of glanders, ad'
sease contracted from horses.
Blockade Over.
Reno, Nevada, Feb. 21. Supt. Fill
more just wired from Summit to notify
passengers that trains would probably
more westward at two o'clock today.
AVALANCHE OF ANARCHISM.
Large
Number
Made.
of Arrests
ACTIVITY IS GREAT IN EDROPF.
Circulars Being Distributed in
This Country.
ANARCHIST BO.MR.
Paris, Feb. 21 a bomb exploded
in a smull hotel ou Rue St. Jucqucs.
The bomb was left hi a room which
two strangers engaged thti tluy before
and who did not return. The landlady
discovered the bomb and sent for the
police. Meanwhile the laudlady and
two other lodgers entered the room to
investigate, when the explosion occur
ed. The room In which the bomb was
placed was completely wrecked, aud
eyery window of the house was shatter
ed. The two lodgers aud the laudlady
were badly Injured. A bomb similar
to the one that exploded In tho hotel
on Rue St. Jacques was fouud Id
another smull hotel at 47 Fuuborgdt.
juuruu. id was removed before any
damage was done. It is belloved a
plot Is being carried out to cause ex
ploslous in hotels in dlflerent parts of
the city. A close search of the hotels
is made by the police.
EXPERIMENT WITH A IIOMB
Paris, Feb. 21. M. Glrard, thechief
of the municipal laboratory, made a
proposal that the bomb found by M.
Dresch be exploded by electricity In
the place where It was found, In order
that he might study the effects of the
explosion, When everything was
ready for the explosion every window
of the surrounding bouses was packed
with spectators. There was a sudden
detonation like the explosion of a
cannon. The room was found com
pletely wrecked and filled with tho
odor of picric acid. Projectiles, bob-
nails and bits of zinc were scattered all
over. The bomb was evidently
splendidly made. Madame Calabresl
was injured mortally by tho explosion
In hor hotel in the Rue do St. Jacques.
She received a terrible wound In the
stomach
Vienna Anarchists.
Vienna, Feb. 21. Several anarchist
prisoners have pleaded guilty, while
others have ludlgnantly denied they
were anarchists. One prisoner betrayed
the fact that there was an arrangement
between them that whoever told the
real truth with regard to their Inten
tions would be shot by bis comrades.
Elaborate Funeral.
London, Feb. 21. The funeral of
Anarchist Rourdin, who died from In
juries received from the explosion of
some chemicals, with which, It la said,
he intended to blow up Greenwich ob
servatory, will take place Friday,
Preparations are being mude for an
elaborate demonstration.
Arrested Last Night.
Paris, Feb. 21. Ten anarchists have
been arrested at Lyons and ten at Ro
mans, in the department of Drome.
(Seventeen Italians huve Inton expelled
from Marseille for speaking in advo.
caoy or guillotining (lie bourgeoises
and of the misdlnutlon of King Hum
bert.
In America.
MoKbbsi'ort, Pa., Feb. 2l.For tb
past few uighUanarehUtulreuUrd have
been scattered broadcast, declaring war
against private property, mate and
church. The circulars Imvu the name
of John Mu-lir-r HJblWter, 107 Wil
liam fetrrot, " w Y.trk, ul fuelled.
Big Anarchist's Haul.
PAWS,Fib.21. TwbIvb iitortf anareh
UU have been arrested.
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BENEDICTINE BROTHERS SUED
Brother Bernlmrd Bull Wanls
Damages.
TRIAL OF A RELIGIOUS CONTROVERSY
Before the Circuit Court of
State of Oregon.
tho
Ronham & Holmes appeared for
plantlff, Rrother Rernhard Rell, who
has sued Prior Adebclm Odermatt, of
the Order of Ht. Ronedict nt Mt. Angel,
for wages and damages, while in tho
order. Ford and Kaiser appear for tho
Prior, who is present In court. The
plaintiff Is also present.
This is an important suit, as it In
volves the right of a member of a
religious order to suo for compensation
while engaged under vows for life.
The suit was begun last summer, and
went to trial before Judge Burnett at 8
p. m. yesterday to following Jury:
THE JOKY.
E. Weddle, H. Pohie, G. C. Lltch
field, O. Marsh, J. Downs, Henry
Keeene, F. M. Shephard, Wm. 8teel,J.
UolIIngson, David Johnson, H. Uulvln,
and D. C.Howard.
CABK OP TUB r&ANTIFF.
Counsel Ronham stated the claim of
Plaintiff Rell aa founded on a contract,
by which he gavo his labor for ten
years, or for life, for certain considera
tions, to-wlt, to be kopt in health or
siokness and religious consolation for
life. He was maltreated and finally
ejected from tho order by one Fathar
Loo, who is now in Europe. His state
ments are admitted In evldenco as
though he were here. He was the
Brother In charge, and counsel claimed
was a violent man, of Improper temper
to be at the head of such an Institution;
that he was finally removed for his In
compatibility of temper; that if Roll
bad been properly treated he would be
still in the order; that plaintiff kept
bit vowa and was entitled to compensa
tion. The suit la for $1600 for wages
and coUs.
TUB DKKKNCB
claimed that Rell Joined tho Monas
try lu 1832, was admitted as a brother
ou pr -i.atlon in 1895, signed the agree
ment produced on trial In 1880, In
J ii oh 1S02 he left the brothers, but after
awhiv came back,
Father Leo's affidavit would show that
he novr mistreated Rell. It wiw true
they h'td to get up ut A o'clock mid
work until six, but all had to do that.
No member received any pay. Prior
Adulhf-lm who had been In the order
28yeunhad never received dollar,
All yowed poverty and obedience for 1
life. All were treated alike. All were
membrof the corporation ou equal
tonus- They all went In voluntarily
aud their services were the property of
the religious limlllutlou. When re
ceived a man hud to give up all hU
P'operty to the order or to his relutlyen
and even give up the possibility of ever
( t. r
kURING hard times
cannot afford to
with inferior, cheap brands of bak
ing powder. It is NOW that the
great strength and purity of" the
ROYAL stand out as a friend in need
to those wlo desire to practise Econ
omy in the Kitchen; ftEach spoonful does its per
fect work. Its increasing sale bears witness that.
it is a necessity to the prudent it goes further.
N R
Grocers say that every dollar in
vested in Royal Baking Powder is
worth a dollar the world over, that it
does not consume their capital in dead
stock, because it is the great favorite,
and sells through all times and seasons.
Inlu'ilting any. They would show
that Reli was never expelled. It was
a rule that all complaints and matters
of dlllorenoe betweon members and the
order hud to bo submitted to tho order
or to tho ecoleslustlcal court of the
church. Reforo coming Intb this court
Rell should first carry his complaint
before tho propor tribunal of tho order
as ho agreed to do when uniting with
It.
piiAiNTipr on tiii: stand.
Rell said ho now resided on Judge
Roulmrn'H farm. Had lived at sub
limity; wont to Mt Angel In 1882; wan
aged 10.
Q. Stato circumstances under which
you joined order?
Objected to as contract was iu writ
ing. Court ruled that writing super
cedes all prior negotiations. Tho
breach complulnod of happened after
contrast was iu writing.
Helmes: Tho breach wub not only
of the written but of the oral contract.
Court held no evidence of the con
tract superceding tho writing could bo
Introduced.
Renham: This is an action on a
contract already oxecutcd, labor per
formed with the assent and under tiio
direction of the order.
Ceurt: Having admitted that there
Is a contract iu writing that must gov
ern. Ronham excepted to this ruling.
Q. Were you fully iustructod in the
rules aud regulutlousof the order?
Objected to ai not the best evidence.
Rell: Gave the order on Joining $00,
some clothes aud two watches.
Q. Did you work for wages ?
Objection sustained, There was a
long wrangle over tho question.
Rell: His work was teaming, farm
work, running an engine; got up at
four except Sundays when it was live,
went to pruyor 15 minutes, medltutlon
half an hour, mass uutll six, breukfust
then; 16 minutes to oat; coflee with
klm milk and no sugar; bread uud
meat was bill of fare; sometimes meat
made mo sick; for dinner cider, collet"
or milk, bread uud vegetables, very
seldom bud fruit; same Cor suppor at (
o'clock. Tho superiors got extra food
at a separate table; had better bread
and colleo with sugar and cream; hud
fruit, preserves; dressed Id better
clothes; the superiora hud money to
travel on; they had wine nt high feustH
ut religlou feustn. No Instruction was
Imparted except by the dally sermon.
Worked ten hours u duy. Wus often
out till ten or twelve o'clock teaming to
Uervuls. WHiiuhh then detailed hlg
trouble with the brothers und &ula con
sumed the ufteruoon.
V'KO.NIlAY'S I'IMCBKIIN08,
Tins morning council for tho Reuo
dlctine Rroa. argued a non-suit ou
twtiiiiony of plulntlU, citing deolnlups
to .show that until he had appealed to
tb order Itself fur proper redress no
oordlnglo the contract. Tho motion
waa overruled.
Prior A Urihtdu wai sori. Came
to Mt. Angel 12 years ago. Rules of
order IntruducMMl und stuteiusnt as to
how Roll wus mude a member uud tho
vow ho took, A keen legal battle as
lisxfavd
I
I
consumers
experiment
I
I
to ndinlsslou of tho rules of the order
In eytdenco now took place und con
sumed tho forenoon.
Trial of tho case disoloscs that It is
lopsided. Tho defence has a porfeot
cloud of witnesses. As this report
closes argument commences to the Jury.
"DEMOCRAT."
An article undor the abovo signature
lu today's Oregonian Is as damnably
corrupt a fabrication as visa over
printed to delude the pooplo of this
state. Its direct purpose Is to convey
toDomoorats tho information that they
have nothing to do bnt join tho Popu
lists or voto the Republican ticket. In
either ovonttho result will bo the samo,
the complete establishment of Pennoy
erai a political dictator in Oregon.
Tltoartlolo h cunningly contrived to
advance tho Interests of tho corrupt
crowd, composod of politicians of both
parties, who are undor Ponnoyer'a
thumb, This anonymous correspond
ent is cither a corrupt boodle Republi
can or u still more corrupt fusion Dem
ocrat. Iu either caso tho proposed
combine ought to be n stench la the
nostrils of all decent men.
Bteelo Muokay, tho uctor, Is very low
at Chicago.
Champion Jim Corbett will go to
England April 18th.
Henry J. Ives, tho Wall Street spec
ulator, is a physical wrook In Florida.
Chris. Evans, was yesterday sen
tonced to Imprisonment for life at Fol
som. ii . ii i i in i ii ii if
feir . ,,
-ia out as
thohill3"nrid
novor excell
ed. "Tried
and proven"
ia tho verdict
of millions.
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on tho Livor
and Kid-
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noya. Try it.
Sold by all
Druggiata in Llqnid, or in Powder
to bo taken dry or madointoa tea,
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