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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895 | View Entire Issue (July 26, 1894)
-"W "FT J - s r r i- " ?rTwgp' ynjv -""wr'' a v , t U M " ' JOURNAL TnE ONE CENT DAITAr, CITY OFFICIAL PAPER. VOL. 7. DAILY EDITION. SALEM, ORJEB'JO TJIUKSDAY, JULY 6 U94. OA.1LY EDI I ION. NO. 17 J iiIWBI(j ,&i IjAxl X jf.o -"Teaching is the nobleafc art but the sorriest trade." THIRTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION TATE n IA MONMOUTH, A training school for teaheis. 'J beory aad practice comb lied. HtroiiRuroiVsaioual course, and well equip ped model scbool. as-Thorough preparatory and academic courses. Normal, advanced normal, business, muslo and art departments. Light expenses, board and lolglng, bsos and tuition not above 8150 fcryenr. 1 In town of Monmouth bus a beautiful and healthful location lu the very boxrt of th Wll nmetto valley, twelve miles s wtliwcit o the slate capital. It has nomloons. J lu normal school diploma entitles one tr tea"h In any county in the Rtutt) wlthou lurther examination. Uiaduites om niud good positions KXl'KVsm: Tul'Ion par ti m of ten w etcs, normal. Si"'; bU'i normal S5 00,, commercial, lioird and ledzine: Hoard at Normal din ing hall, $i 7a ner week; fnrnUhed roonn.wllli Hie and 1 g it, from 81 to 81 25 per wpek; uiftu nlslid rojms, SOcfuts per wees. Iliard m lodglug In private families trom SJ to $J W pe Vitality and erowth have alwayB character ."' ! 1 -1mI tin work of the Normal ? '1 he coming year promises to be one f tho ralal'iRiiea cheerfully sent on application. Or W. A. WANJM, Secretary of t acuity. F. F. TOBYS' CASH MARKET. "Vf ArW CAPITAL PRINTING CO. AJLriWWJhfea HOME BAKER. These firms all do business lu the Cash Hlnek. Thcv sell for cash and save you uiouey ou every trnnsactiou. STATE INSURANCE BLOCK. HOTEL WILLAMETTE) ! Special Announcement jgfjff W Wffirin Ed-. C. unsan HUNTING AMMUNITION AND GARDEN HOSE! Churchill & Burroughs RED FRONT LIVERY STABLE. Walling & Hickey, Props. A Full Supply of Horses and Buggies on Hand. Horses Borde d by the Day, Week or Month. Corner Commercial and State streets, - - SALEM, OB. PERRY & CO., Engines repaired. All kinds of Job Work neatly done. Near Depot, Sulem, Oregon. Correspondence solicited. .. . SCHOOL Oregon. best In 1U history. Address ' p. h. CAMPUELL, Pres. i fflli iliii rL -. .i"llT35Kr" DAMON RROS.RLUE FRONT. NEW YORK RACKET STORE. ' IT is the purpose of the Manager to offer special in ducements and give particu lar attention to families who desire Day Board, and to gentlemen who require per- oanent accommodation, spe jial rates will be made. A. I. WAGNER, Proprietor. Cross C Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Fresh, Salt and Smoked meats ot allHinds 95 Court and 110 State Streets. tin Good COATS, FISHING TACKLE. Vleats Brooks & Salisbury. LAWN GOODS. For the Best and Cheapest always go to J 103 State street. MANUFACTURERS of Hop and Cooking Stoves, Hollow- ware, all fclzes, anu unuiea 1 ov l'oiuts. run ime oi Htavn Kxt.rnR. - .Vw.w ...,.-.-, lUJI i uLMIUiliJi Adopt Platforms on "the and Silver. , Tariff ILLINOISANS DENOUNCB ALTiiELD. Wisconsin Declares for Separation of Church and State I Des Moines, Iowa, Jufy 20,Thn platform adopted dedans for a Byetem of protective duties so adjusted that every American resource canbedevel vptd by American labor receiving Aiueilcan wbri-s, and Insists upon a tariff that will accomplish tb'eliQ ends. ConiinuinK. it soa's that "we' reaffirm inr belief that the Interest of tho couu kry, its farmers tond worklngmen, de mand that every dollar, paper orcolo, Issued by the eovcrmuent Bhall be as ocd as auy other dollar." " Vfe favor the largest posalblo use of silver as i, money that is consistent with the permanent maintenance of the iqual values of all dollars In clrcu atlon. We do not want monometal 'ieni either in gold or bilver, and we pledge ourselves to continue to work for bimetallism to be brought about by ill means within the power of the gov. eminent. The Republican party re qpws Its pledge to defend the working man not only against the assaults of foreign competition, but against tho at tacks of domestic avarice. "Wo favor an umeudment and moio stiingent enforcement of the immigra tion laws so as to exclude the criminal, pauper aud all other uudersirablt classes." The following in mlnutlons were made by acclamatien: Secretary oi statp, Win, M. MoFurland; (renominat eJ); auditor of btate, V. Q. McCarthy, (renominated); judges of the supreme court, C. T. Granger an i H.15. De mo , state treasurer, Juhu H. Herriott; attor ney gtneral, '. Milton Remley, of Iowa City. THE OLD SUCKER STATE. 81'Ria.Gi'iM.D, July 20. The Re publican state convex tion amidst great confusion, votid to lay tho question of the nomination of a United States sen ator on the table by a vote of 1010 to 315. The platform'.tavors the. doctrino of protection to American Industrie?, nd denounces the Wilson bill.' On the coinage question it says: "We favor bimetallism and believe in the use of gold and silver as money metals upon u parity of values with complete In ontrovertlblllty under such legislative provisions as shall make the purchas ing or debt-paying power of any dollar coined or issued by the United States absolutely equivalent to that of any other dollar so coined or inhued. The Republicans of II Inols are lu iavor of the largest personal liberty consistent with law and order. We condemn In emphatic terms the course persucd by the present national administration toward tho people of Hawaii, tpaf tempt to overthrow a friendly govern ment, re-establish a corrupt monarchy and force upon them a barbarous queen. We arraign the present Democratic governor of Illinois as the 'most con splcious case of misfit in an official position. From the day he began to debase and turn the reformatory char itable institutions and public parks into infirmaries and asylums for poli ticians he has shown such wonderful aptitude for dome the wrong thins at all times that the people of the Btate, irrespective of parly, wait with undis guised Impatience the expiration of his term of office." BADGER STATE REI'l'UMOANB MiLWAUKEE,July 20,-Tbe platform adopted by the convention, bolds,.tue Democratic party responsible for the present tlnsnclal distress on account of their threatened change in the Indus trial policy of the nation, It says: The Republican party Is a friend of Dr. Price's Cream BakiBg Powder World's Flr H!feet Award. Jpeusable to the other. ' We recognize! I tbo right of lbortra to organic, utlnir aU houornble measures fur the purpose of llguilfiii their condition aud plut lug them on tqiial foutlug with capi tal. The Republican party is In favor of honest money. We are unalterably opposed lu any scheme that will give jo this country a debased or depreciated currency. We favor the use of silver as a currency to the extent of only that it can be circulated on u parity with gold. The Republican party is a party of religious liberty and absolute uou sectarianism; of the entire separation of church and state, of free common schools and of the utmost Independ ence of individual thought, speech and action within the law. OTHER POIN1S. Hutchinson, Kan., July 20. Jerry Simpson was nominated by acclama tion ut the Populist congressional con v ntlon. Omaha, July 20. Tbe general exec utive board of 'the Kulghts of Labor has completed arrangements for cau casing Nebraska in the Interest's of he Populist party. Badgers Nominate. Milwaukee, Wis., July 20. The Republican state convention today nominated Mnjor William H.' Upborn or governor. A Growing Trust. New York, July 20. It s reported hat the Uuited Slates Cordage com any has practically absorbed the Pear Cordage company. The purchase price s $100,000. Colters Quiet. Scottdale, Penn , July 20. Tnere vas no trouble toduy over disarming be coke ttrikers under orders from lie sheriff. Great Heat. Omaha, July 20. An uuprecedent edly hut wind has 'done irrepulrable damage to.com today. The thermome ter stands at 102 lu tbe shade. Hot In Kansas. Kansas City, July 20. For three days heat has prevailed all over this section, doing Incalculable damage. The thermometer stands at over 100 In many place?. Old Soldier Dead. Hillsuoro, O., July 6. Captain Ersklno Carson died here yesterday. Death was' duo to a bullet wound re ceived in the battle of Bull Run. Cap tain Careon was the author of the fam ous dispatch to Governor Foraker. ask ing the latter not to surrender any rebel flag while ho was governor. Harvesters Strike. Qoldendale, WaBn., July 20. The heading crew in the Goodnox hills, who were receiving $1 a day per man, struck last Saturday for $160. The raiee was granted, as other hands could not bo produced Immediately, but the farmers will see that hereafter they are not ciught In a similar predicament. A Race War. Sullivan, Ind., July 20. A race war baa broken out between tbe White and the colored miners, employed at Lintou, Ju a fight lost night, one whlte.min wus killed, and excitement Is at a high, pitch. The telegraph aud telephone wires have been cut. White miners propose to drive out or extermi nate their colored competitors, Deba Speass Once More. Chicago, July 20. At a met ting of tbe American railway union today President Debs said: "I have not for feited my right to free speech, and, If Judge Woods yesterday enunciated law, I bad rather be In Jail than be a free man. If I alone were concerned, I would permit no defence to bo made la my behalf, for I consider It an honor to be In contempt or the court that is going to try me." Or. Price's Cream Baking Powder World's Plr lUghttt Me4l ad Dlpfeaa. VPf 1,1 STIf L GOES ON. Quayls Amendment Is Withdrawn. FOR FEAR BILL WILL PASS, Pop. Peffer Would Support Free Sugar. WHAT MAN OF SENSE WOULD NOT ? it the Jillt Passes Itrpublicans Mu-tllolt. Agreement Deferred. WA8HIN0T0N, July 20. By agree ment tho conference report of tho tarlfl bill was deferred, wheu the senate mot ti.day. until 2 p. in., for the purpose of g'vlng tbo Republicans time to con sider. The Republicans, after consultation, found they could not carry tbe frte sugar amendment proposed by Senator Qiay yesterday. It has been decided that Quay shall withdraw all amend meuts, but that they shall be renewed lu dlflereut form by some other Repub lican. AiuuderHon and Perkins ex pressed fear that the free sugar propo sition would "go through and the bill pass, as It Is understood that in case free sugar is added Peffer would vote for it. Republicans all felt that tbe only proposition that would go through which will endanger tho LIU is that in structing conferees to strike out the one eighth cent differential. This would carry by a margin of one vote, If all Republicans, all Populists aud Hill and Irby vote for It, At 2 o'clock Jones called up the con ference repoit on tho tariff bill. Quay withdrew tbe sugar amendmontaibe oTered yesterday aud Vilas replied to tb ) assault ou Cleveland. LATER SITUATION. There is little hope that Republicans will be able to strike out the Jth cent differential duty on sugar, as It Is understood that Stewart, Populist of Nevada, whoso vote is necessary to oirry the proposition, will not vote with tbem. VILAS WITHDRAWS. Vilas asked leave to withdraw tbo motion that tbe senato conferees recede from th one eighth differential duty on refined sugar. Jap. Minister Recalled. Washington, July 20. M. Tateno, Japanese minister to tbe United States, has been recalled. The recall, It Is stated, Is due not to anything connect e J with tbe present Japaneso-Coroan-Chinese difficulty, but a matter grow ing out of tbe recent treaty negotia tions. It has been learned that Tateno was recalled, simply In pursuance of the Japanese rigid cvll service rules. No War In Oorea. London, July 20. Up to noon today tbe Chinese and Japanese ministers have received no news regarding tbe situation In Corea. The opinion is gaining ground that war will Lo averted. Stole tbe Juice. Youncjbtown, O., July 20. The street railway were again tied up at 8 o'clock today, miscreants having grounded the trolly wires in such a manner that tbe electricians bate bo far been unable to locate tbe trouble, A Strike OoHveatioa. Chioaoo, July 26. Tbe directors of the American Railway union today is sued a call for a convention In Chicago Aug. 2d. Debs said tbo convention will decide whether tbe strike Is to be continued, extended or declared off, Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. a Gov't Report 1. x .ia3if ABSOLUTELY PURE A PLEA FOR IE SUGAR. CaflVry of Louisiana Wauls Pre lection. WILLING YO FOREGO THE BOUNTY. Rumor That Cleveland Is Ready to Yield to tho Seniit". Washington, July 20. In the sen ate the conference report on tho legisla tive, executive and Judicial appropria tion bill was agreed to. Allen present ed a resolution directing tho attorney general to transmit full copies of all correspondence (telegraphic and other wise) between the department of jus tice aud the railroads entering In Chicago, trom Juno 1st to tho present time. He asked Immediate consider ation, but Piatt objected, and it went over. A resolution was adopted to in vestigate the offiro of Colonel Charles Trucey, secretary of tho board of char ities of the District of Columbia. Col onel Tracey is a b-other of Geueral Tracey, the New York congressman. Caffbry took tho floor and resumed his explanations, why a duty should be placed ou sugar. Calmly and dispas sionately ho went on to tell how tbe sugar schedule coikl be arranged to suit all parties. He appealed to the senato for protection for sugar. He predicted If pro'.ect'on was extended, the sugsr planters would need no as sistance from tho government. Louis iana did not deslro'to stand in tho way of tariff reform, but bo asked tho sen ators to hesitate boforo they marched oyer tho body of his Btate. Ho was willing to vote for the Wilson bill in silence, unices tbo bill destroyed his state. He protested against the admis sion of Hawaiian sugar free. He hoped a tariff bill would pass. He hoped tbe uncertainty would end. When Caffery bad concluded, Daniel arose- and lu a personal explanation made an appeal for tho passage of tho tariff bill. He denied (hat be was at any time pro. pared to vote ugalust the tariff bill. He deolarcd the failure to pass tho tariff would be disastrous to tho Democrats. After a (ow remurks by Hunton, the senate went into executive session, AHMOU l'LATK INVESTIGATION. Lleutenaut Charles A. Stone, for three- years ordinance offlcor for the Carnegie Company, was a witness in tbo armor-plato Investigation yesterday. When asked for the results of the re cent government trials of plates ho re plied tho top halves of tho first two plates failed by a narrow margin of the requirements for obtaining a premium, while the lower halves fulled by a wide margin. In tho caso of a third plate the top half secured a premium and tbe bottom half failed. The bottom half was generally considered tho bet ter piece, SENATE SUGAR CAUCUS. Washington, July 20. The senate will acoedo to the request of the house for another conference ou tbo tariff bill and Us conferees will return to the meeting with those of tbo house un trammelled by auy specific Instructions whatever. This was tho conclusion of the Democratlo senatorial caucus which adjourned nine die a few minutes after 5 o'clock yesterday, after a two days' silting. While tbe caucus did not com mit Itwlf to any definite line of policy In so many words, the conferees feel with thi-lr Democratlo colleagues that aking Powder they understand what tho majority of them desire, and they believe this to bo that they shall stand substantially for the seuate bill. This Is not the Indi vidual preference of many of tbe Demo oratlc senators, but It represents tbe oirtuion uf moat of them as expressed lu caucus as the only praotlcal course open to the Democrats who think that the present congress must' pass a tariff bill of some kind, whether It be what they desire or not. In other words the result of the cau cus Is tho reascertalnlng of what was hiiowu wueu me turee days' caucus closed last March that It Is impracti cable to pass any tariff bill through' the senate which does not meet the de mands of the so-called conservative senators and the Louisiana senators. It became evident soon after the caucus convened that tbo resolution of Jarvla to send the bill back to conference with out instructions was tbo only course open to tho caucus. Tho majority of those who participated In the caucus came out when It adjourned with their faces wreathed in smiles and most of them iudlcated by their actions that they had Inaugurated a line of policy which would secure the passage of a tariff' bill. Some of them who would say nothing as to the proceedings, an uouueed themselves as confident of tbe ultimate success of the bill. The voto ou the resolution to send the bill to conference again was not unanimous, Senator Vilas and a few others opposing it, and explicitly stip ulating that their participation in the caucus should not bo considered as binding tbem to support tbo report of the conference committee when again presented. During tbe proceedings,tbe altitude of tho Populist senators, Alien and Kyle, who have generally voted with tho Democrats on the tariff bill, was alluded to and ono of tbo senators present stated that ho had been author ized by Allen to say that ho thought tho bounty on sugar should be contin ued for the present. Hill, Murphy and Irby were absent from tbe caucus. THE MARKETS. San Fbanoiboo, July 20. Wheat Dec. $ 1.00 New seller 04. CuiOAao, July 20. Sept. 62Jcj Cash 60S. Portland, July 20. Wheat valley 8082J; Walla Walla 75. attea, "As old M thohills"imd never excell ed. "Tried and proven" isthovordict of millions. 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