Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, November 21, 1895, DAILY EDITION, Image 1

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THE CRSIS TIIOUOHT TO BB I'ASSrS
Tliorn Will lln No Armed Intel
rofilfoti JJj tlio rotycrfl.
CONBTANTINOP.B, Nov, 21. A lH
tlmated Intlietodlnpatohos the Attitude
of tho porta or of (ho sultan has under.
Keno a decided ohatifco "Inco tho other
fleets bojtari tooln tbo llrittnli (loot In
a naval domonitrntion In Balonlc
Hay. Thero la no doubt tho pressure
brought to bear upon tho sultan baa
boen rtrong onnugh to make him take
pergonal olinrgo of tho work of reform
In Armenia, and It la hoped there will
bo no further bloodshed except In put.
ting down tho insurrections which
have broken out against the Turkish
rulo tn dlflereut parts of Asia Minor.
It Id hoped tho American clergy will
bo ablo to itiduco their coreligionists to
lay down thoir arms, especially as the
sentiment of tho wholo of Europe la
now In favor of tho sultan, whose evi
dent dcslro to meet tho views of the
powers la thoroughly appreciated, sod'
who has uudoubtpdly tided over tho
moat dinicult crista In tho Eiat, There
li no longer talk of nrmed Interven
tion of tho powora In the Turkish em
pire, and if any diupUy of forco Is
nocossary upon the port of Europe, it
might bo In tho direction of supporting
tho authority of tho sultan, aa Great
Britain, Russia and France are ex
tremoly desirous that order shall
promptly bo rciitorud throughout Asia
Minor.
JBkulin, Nov. 21. Notulpgjf'irtber.
baa been received from Bofla, Bulgaria,
In any way tending to confirm tho
dispatch from that olty yesterday
which announced that a report had
been received from Constantinople that
the sultan of Turkey had been pol
tionud. It Is believed there Is no
foundation for the report.
London, Nov. 21. A Standard die
patoti from Constantinople eaya tho
looses to tho American missions at
KUorput will reach flO.OOO. Tho Per
aim Kurds, according to another dis
patch to the Standard, are In open re
volt against tho municipal government
of tho town of Aimton, n Aslatlo Tur
key. BlmKer news has been received
from tho tribes east of Damascus. It Is
evident that tho excited Kurds and en
tiro lower classes of Moslems In tho
province of Anatolia aro qulto boyond
tho control of tho contrat authorities.
The most Btringent orders havo been
Issued to tho different vails, coupled
with appeals asking them to stwo tho
honor ofeultau and perservo tho Is
lamic faith by an obedlenco of instruct
ions but all of these eilorts have prov
ed futile.
Tho Constantinople correspondent of
tho Standard announces that tho Aus
trl m oolony thero has organized u sys
tem of defense.
London, Nov. 21. A dispatch to
tho Times from Constantinople aunou
no tho commencement of a pauia a
m us the Armenian have deolared
their intention of closing their shops.
Thoy assert that Constantinople is
now uusafo for them. ,
Another dispatch announce the arrival
at Qmyrna of the French squadron.
AGAINST THIS QOVKHNMENT.
Boston, Nov. til. -A letter received
here fomn relluble correspondent In
Cous'. ntlnople contains tho following
on he ltuatlon there:
"Thr Turks are more sensible than
b f re, as they now reallza that the
act on of the Armenians Is not against
tb ms'lyes, but against a system of
government which all detest.
"At tho same timo tho palace party is
diligently circulating stories of Arraen-
llano3trages among tho lower olawc
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bowmUltt, And M fffnlly hmuUA I y
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f "In Hi4'fpion of Ilitglioli'Jih nJ
'lifMMf, llifTirl(( ol tli military
(ximmimUt of NlcmUmla to ittlr up
iu MtiliainWitdat) imputation to aota of
tMcnflf K!nl lh CliflMlmi vlllR
Ii prodae4l ami Urrer,
"In AltitMi tho tioople Imya lcn
Onuhl to (fcxperatlon by th ferocity
Willi whloli the faxe aro belnrt ool
ImMi Tin upvernor.jteneral of Alepjm
ll R rwwal 'wbowj disregard of ths
treatte M to (he rfahtfl of Amerloana
led MlnUler Terrell to demand bin re
moral, Metlef to the whole mats of
people will come If till scoundrel can
be overthrows.
"illoedibed iniMt follow If tho Ar
menians' are tft!be geared on Into open
rebellion In that region. The Trebl
tond mnwwere seems to have been
eyen more terrible than was at flint
reported, TlmTurklsh loen was prob
ably two taw killed by Armenians
dofondlng their ewn
Uveo. The Ar-
menlan lose tasw carried up to 20,000
In city and villages.
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The AratBlan Matters.
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CoKSTANTXNorLE, Nov. 21 Mat
ters political 'do not look as bright
tuduy as yesterday,
Onco more Bahrl
PasbA Is the .disturbing
clemout.
This notorious official made blmsolf so
tiousploious by cruelty to the Armen
ians and by tho inal-admlnlstration of
his district whn governor of Van, that
the British embwidor insisted upon
his removal," .Jvth was dono. Now,
buwover, Babrlrasba has been ap
pointed mllltaryoommauder of tho
-Aleppo district. The bad impression
I fat bas pr6dud can hardly be
txRgsireated, for diplomats feel that it
Will be almost impossible to prevent
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f ml ln lll ol l'an WunraaAMlolliriia
did at Tan. Representatives
of tho powers held a meeting, discussed
matters from all stand-polnta nnd
Joined In a noto to the Turkish govern
menteaying thoy cannot answer for
tho consequences which might ensuo
should the Armeulaua at Zeltoun be
massBored after surrendering.
Sherman Ou Carlisle.
New Yoruc, Nov. 21, Senator Shor
man, ppeaklng of Carlllo's speech, at
tbo chamber of Commerce last night
said:
"Tho baelo error of tho speech was
tho secretary's Idea that legal tondor
oould bo done away with entirely. It
uould uot be dono. The great mistake
was In the way tho Demooratlo admin
istration hud tampered with tbo gold
reserve It should havo Issued short
bonds of five years' duration which
the people here would have taken up
quickly at 3 per cent, and with this
paid tho expoueo of the governmont,
instead of trenching ou tbo gold
reserve Short bonds, of course,
would hayo been paid for In legal ten
der. Instead of doing this, the admin
istration had permitted some domestlo
and foreign banks to dear $11,000,000
by selling the bonds for gold at 4 por
cent. Carlisle's plau of last night Is
Impracticable. 1 here aro 8,000 national
banks, and It would not do In order to
havo currenoy to take the gold of tho
treasury and scatter it around In these
banks to redeem money that bad been
Issued by these-banks."
He said be did not know whether
tbo Republicans would be able to or
ganize the senate. Wbon It oamo to
the issue In regard to money bethought
the cast would be against tho went.
As long as Cleveland was presidentf be
said thero would be no sliver legisla
tion because be favored sound monoy.
Passed in Ills Papers.
Washington, Nov, 21. Senor
Agusto de Segulro Thedl, (Portuguese
minister to tbo United States Is dead.
A Few Cents Only. It costs you
but few oeuis to call a messenger
and have blm deliver your packages
or notes for you Ring up the buo
boxes.
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OkflK, Moc Hdn Anftiii Anilrf'
tn in n (Iih ht,
IMD IIONTIM)MBRY IS IN JAIL
Coronet' .ItirjrOlinrgtvi lllm With
M ii frier Irift Hh l'ttrcnlrt,
Cimoaoo, Nov, 21, Oliarltd Moe Is
ilnclor afiwteiinigol with rnurdetlrig
his mltrtM, Annie Anderson, last
nljjlit. It appears that whllo tho
nromnn alnpl, be tied n ropn around hor
neok, paMit'd It over a gas Jet, drew her
body up nnd nut cattily by wlilld ebe
strangled to death. Then ho lay down
until morning, when ho left the bouw,
announcing to the proprlotreea that his
mlstroes hod died during the night
and that ho wan ku'K to notify the
police.
Tho Brownsvlllo Harder.
Bhownsvillk, Nov. 1. Lloyd
Montgomery, the 18-ycar old son of
Johu Montnoiniry. who wai murdered
Tuesday last, today, through bis attor
ney, B. S. Martin, watved a nrellml
nary examination and was taken to
Albany by Deputy BhcrllT Wlllaon
this morning, Attorney Martin state
that tho grand jury will conveno next
Monday to luveetlgate tho chnrgo ol
murder agatntt Montgomery. The
coroners' jury last night found a vor
diet virtually charging tho young man
with tho murder of turco people.
Knights of Labor.
Washinqton, Nov. 21. Knights ol
Labor general aesembly today gave
formal recognition of financial indebt
edness of tho order to IbeCouerde
A 1.1 a alBa.t .Bllnl favn.l A . ilJ , I Mrt K
I.Aieou luiui'in linn iuiiu, nt iuo iiiuc
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in the mlucs, therellel
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fund which was contributed, it Is said,
was used for meeting tbo expenses of
the older, liiBtead of going to. Idaho
assembly No. 13. The decision, ad
mitting tho Justice of tho claim closes
a long controversy and the monoy will
now bo paid tbo local assembly as fast
as circumstances will permit. The
assembly has elcoted J. T. Wright, of
Philadelphia, past genoral master
workman. This oftlco would have been
held by Mr. Powderly bad be not been
uuder suspension.
Insurance Notice.
At a meeting of tbo Salem Board of
Fire Underwriters held this afternoon
tbo following notice was ordered pub
lished: To correct a statement appearing In
our papers to tho effect that tho Fire
mensFuud Insurance Company can
make better terms than other com
panies, the Salem Board of Fire Under
writers hereby Intorms the polioy
holdersoftho State Insurance Company
That tho Firemen's Fund and Its
agents are members of our board and
all our companies are on an equal foot
ing with tho Firemen's Fund bo far as
taking up and rewriting Btato poliolcs
Is concerned,
J. O. Bozobth,
Secretary,
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Salem and Eastera Quotations Cor
rected Dally.
Chicago Nov. 21. Wheat,: iU ?o. Dee
mk
isw Youk, Nov.21.-BUver, eirtfc; lend, t3.uu.
BAN IFUAN01BOO MAHKKT.
Bah Phancisco. Nov 21. Wheat, V
Wol-OrKon, choloo, 7010c; Inferior, tk37c;
yalley.txailo
Hop Quotable at 4383. ..
rotaloeti-23 to 40o per lack Burbanks &O00o
tier lack.
Oiu-MUlmg, ;65.
I'OUTIjANU MARICtST;
1'orti.AMI). Nov 21, Wheat volley X
aSl: WiUla WKllu.47KaS'
Via te f ortiuaa. .70i Benton county, 13.70
grabain, ti Si; iiipertine, li.-H per bbl,
0U-Whllo. Slatflo. Kroy. 1W20; rolled. In
bae.Uy63yJ "' rt'l.IJWa7.W; oaten, 13.75.
l'oUUe-Nw OrRon, SSoJIOo por inck,
lUy -Oood, tSQ 60 per ton.
Wool-ValleyVlwailo.
Ull.'itun-lirn, $10.60) iborU, 1)12.60; chop
leert. HAS 15 per ton; ryo BOo per 0.
lii'itM Kr ou, Bmieu, uu nmjtvr, uuuur.w iu
7ffll7Uo
Hope New
at
eep peiu, W$l-v,
urcion.iuoa
flutter Oregon fuuoy croamery.l nWTio
funoy dairy, 10 l7oj ralrUKOoa,UH'
J'rfliO
OUU1U1UU, 1W
Olieao -Oregon full cream, 839
tt-' vriifiiu, i per uoi.
Children Cry for
Pttchirr Castniu
lilght of nil Irt (tYAftlHK AWsfV
RoYal
4ItfeNteMI
AmtMTVU WUBE
M Wants 110,000,000 Worth at lort
TAOOMAi Mov. fll-Henatof Wateon
(I. Hrjtilro addrrmed A itieellnK of tm-
ni men till mornltiKBl thfl chamber
ofoontmeroo, Mttoakliigoii rlvof and
harbor liiprofomfltiU, lis aI(Ii
"Oonrewnicn represflnlliiir: the
Kvergreeri utalo will nil work walotisly
for Iter share of lbs appropriation. 1
want to Ihi known m tho ftonntor of the
state f Waililnaloii. Oregon lias
always bad more than her share of tho
appropriations, one-half of which are
obargoablo to Washington along the
Columbia rlvor. Oregon cities and
people only hrwe been aided by tboeo
appropriations.
"Thin etnte rocelvea no benefit what
ever from the traffic down tho Colum
bia ilvor. and It will work to donve
ft fair amount of favors to the harbors
on the coast and sound."
Senator Bqulre Is chairman of the
senate oommltte on tho coast defences.
In reference to Gontral BJhofleld's
recommendations soon to bo made to
thesecietary of war, ho said: "It la
almost assured the general will recom
mend fortifications on Pugot Bound to
coet at least 10,000,000.
New Work Wants It.
NkwYobk, Nov. 21. A campaign
for securing for this city tho national
political and otlur conventions next
year and for ensuing years, was In
augerated today, when tho convention
commlttoo of the board of trade met.
Uuder a temporary administration, tbo
convention committee appointed a
committee to wait upon the members
of the Republican national committee
now in this city and urirn upon them
the advantages i or wew xorK a a con-
. i
unntlnn flltv.
Brooklyn is co oporatinic
with Now York In the matter.
tho Rreat virtue of genuine
"Fibre - Chamois."
Thoy would insist, like Lil
lian Russell, in havintr it in
thoir now dresses. Wo have it
in natural, drab, brown, black,
also tho
Orienta . . .
Tho cheaper quality,
25 cents per yard.
Jackets
Some of
duplicated.
tho best ' numbers
$4.00 to $20.00.
Fur - Trimming
A full assortment.
25c per yd. and up.
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Baking
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Tii Hftiiiook fm.
liHHVMti Nov. II. -A nfxelal In trrtf
TlmMfrofriOliflVnnd yi!i "Je5gaJ
((liter, In llin ftdoral dnurt today t$t
Ittml Uics Ifofif,llioIlannookl'H'll
Arre led for vtofrtlln Id Wyowfng
gam laws, upon n writ of hadei w
piiK, TbaourtdeldM that SmUum
havon rl,ht to bunt In Wyoming
under their treaty,
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Crimo Wlililn Orlma.
I3 AN0KJ.BS, Nov, 21 Altoraey
3. L. Murpby, of this olty, and Mrs.
Bblpton of Han Dee, were arretted
this morning charged with ftuhoftMa
tlon of perjury In the May He criminal
assault ca.
State 0ell UMd.
ObYMFiAt Nov. 21. State AW
Itor L. It. Orlnaos died thle mef nlug i
hU home In Eliensburg. He wa bet
In Ohio CO years ago and was a
master mason. Ho wai elected state
auditor on tho Republican ticket thw
yoars aro.
The Queen's Purer.
Cowes, Tslo of Wright, Nov. 21.
Sir Henry Ponsonby, formorly prl'8
secretary to Queen Viotoria, and keeper
of tho private purso, died this morn
ing. No Longer Leader.
London, Nov. 21. John Dillon, the
Irish loader, was married this mernlna:
to Miss Matthow, daughter of Justice
Matthow.
Robbed a Grocer.
Ban Francisco, Nov. 21. The
grocery s:ore of L. P. Ward, at Free-
, , wa ho,d
foMWtttby;
J, two ra&sked.tobbera last night. w
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Whon you buy a
Happy Home
suit, it is with a guarantee
from tho factory that it will
give satisfaction. "Wo stick
to that guarantee Try &1(
one of thoso suits at . . . . P I U
Overcoats . ,
A lot of cur "Famous" came
tho other day. Nearly
$12
uU gone
Underwear .
Showing a fino, heavy ribbed
and lloocod inside, Pr. .i Ey
suit $1.0U
Hosiery
Best values in Fino Cash-
raero.
25c, !i5c, dOc, 50c, 7Sv. 1-
Furnishing - Goods
New lino today, New Cn
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