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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1895)
w CAPITAL! JOURNAL. ifl M M M MM MM MM MM MA M t . " J 7" " II I I II -' 25 & OjEI'X'S PEJt MONTH.- I)fl!f Capital Journal 'A7f Mu&'J'M, -Dully Capital JiitiiHtth ASSOClAltKD PRESS DAILY. VOL. a. DAILY EDITION. SALEM. OBEGON;jrltnAY, NOVIfiMHISH !Ji, IBIM. DA1LV jUHTjnN. no, 17 MMENSE LINE OF S'H'OE'S AT 1 COM 13 IN AND Iff lE.T.BARNES GRAY BROS,, HARDWARE, WAGONS il CAM'S Road Machinery and Agricultural Implements Latest Improved GoodH and Lowest Prices. W. Cor. Statu and Llbertv Sti. SALEM OREGON c rpHE And. Save Money lora everytlifngiyou want to buy. 27-4 COMMERCIAL, ST. HERE IS A GOOD THING PUSH IT ALONG. ANY SUIT OR 'OVERCOAT &10.IOO ANY SUIT, OR OVERCOAT $ 1 OO O JmtlThlnU of It. JustmThlnhofIt. $14, $15, $10.80, $20,,$32.50land $2&. They allgo for $10. Wo JiaveZno excuse for this great feast. Only ive must Jiavo the money Jn our fist before you talte the clothes. We've f ust recclvcy 55 Prince Albert sujts. marked $20. They go during, this salelat $JO. G. W.JOHNSON & SON. .' NEW SEE THEM. DON"! READ DUT ao TO This THE - FAIR K2 h2f They're YORK RACKET P5AIR. IS England Demands Ac tion, ot Turkey. WANT NO MORE FOOLISUNESS About Dealing Justly With the Armenians. GUNBOATS GO TO THE FRONT, An European Writ Would Send American Products. Constan'tinoplk, Nbv. 20. Tbe political situation is critical and n crisis may bo expected within tbo ensuing 24 boms. The sultan Btlll declines to grant tho firmans applied for by tho Ibrso great powore. It would thus Beeui that while tbo porto Is apparently In favor of granting a Annans, tbo palace party, tbo pilcsts, the cbarneorlalns and other opposed It. Sir Phillip Currlo, when assured that tho llrmaus would be forthcoming telegraphed the admiral In command of the British Mediterranean squadron, to dispatch a gnu boat to the Darda uolls. Tho Ttvlusorew torp.do gun boat Dread Is expected to arrive at -Cbauk Kal today uud pass right luto the BosphnruB. Tbe sultan is known to be in a atato of the greatest ogltallon, ami Insisted that it was Impossible to Issuo a ilr mutiH, as that would cuusa rlotlug in Constantinople and tho powers should be content with measures tukeu by the government to maintain order. Tho government instructed Tew Ilk I'ushu to do everything posslblo to Induce the British ambassador to countermand his order for a gunboat. fc31r Philip ro fused, saying ho was tired of being trifled with. The sultan, frantic with rogo, drove Towllk from his presence. The president of tbo state council, Said Pasha, who Is supposod tohavo Bouio Intluonco with Blr Phillip, was eout to the British ambassador to order the recall of Drlad. Blr Phillip llnnlly conseuted to dace tho whole matter once more before his government and await further Instructions. DEPUTY SHERIFF KILLED. One of the Privileges of Being a Pub Ho Official. Latiihgi, Cal. Nov. 20. Deputy Sheriff Joo Buzzsll was killed last bight by three campers on tho M Cor ruick cattle ranch. The campers have given much trouble lately so when two of McCormlck'fl yanquers found threo campers burning wood on tho ranch they ordered tho campers to leave. The hunters showod light. Buzzell was killed aud tho horses of him and the Yanqueres shot. A dozen shots woro fired during tho melee. Bherld Cunuinguura and posse are scouring the country with blood hounds for tho murdeiers. National Pronto. Chicago, Nov. 20 The" national committee of the Prohibition party will meet here December ll.tocousldor tbe location of tho next national con vention. The multor of union between Prohibitionists and Populists will some before the convention for final settle ment. Nine New Cardinals. Bomb, Nov. 20. -The pope today presided at a secret consistory and cre ated nine cardinals, among them Mon slgnor Batolll, papal delegate to the Roman Oatbolio church In ,the United 8!atea, Biikc EiKlkN'li) Nov. 29. Tho university of Oregon on tho intercollegiate fix t ball ohamfijoushlp ofthostato yctter dty Inn Hard f'Uitjht gamo with the Wlllamottni university team, of Buli-iu Tho BOore was: Eugouo .--A. 0 Balcm 0 Tho gamKwoB one of the most oxi-lt Ing over "played In this city, and was witnessed by au Immense crowd of people. The librae toam won tho kick- oil at tbo.start, aud by bard work, mostly center plays, gradually forced the Balom team back, and In twenty eight mluutnt made tbe first and ouly touoh-dowjijpf the gamo. Thoy suc ceeded in kicking the goal, scoring six points. Tmnf Balem team made heroic eflorts to resist tho cucroaohments of the home limn, but ocemed powerltuis to check their progress, contor plays nearly alwsJs making some gaiua against theai, In the HMfld half tho Balem'a cent tho ball dowH toward their goal tbitty yards oo thelklek-off, but the state university soon captured tho ball and crowded It back by successive strides, and In twenty minutes had tho ball within 8 yarafe of a touch-down. Here tho Wlllametto's made a grand rally, aud the most exciting scones of the game took ploe. The homo toam did its best, but tbe rialem team woiked llko tigers, ami little gam was roada either way for fully ten minutes. Finally the Salem team forced the ball back into tho field, and at tho call of tlmo tho hall was In tho center of tho field. Brilliant Individual plays were mado by many on each team, but the homo team excelled In team work, which probably won for them the gamo. Tho town wats in a perfect roar of horna and shouts of Victory. Will Be Hung. Baohamknto, .Nov, 20. Ivan Kova lev, the Busvlan recently convicted of tho murder -"of F. II. L. Weber aud wife lu.tble cjt&t was today sonteoccdJ to be hanged February 21. Going Aftor Bob. Kimiston, Out., Nov, 20. The Christian Endeavors of the Dominion of Canudu huvu been requested to uuita lu prujei for tho couverblou of Col. Robert 0 Inijei sol, December 1, ut 2 o'olook. Train Uold Up. iouv Woiith, Tex., Nov. 20. A train on the Fort Worth & Denver road washed up last night by two men. They secured nothing us tho meesungor couldn't open tho through Bute. A Yaaul Outbreak. Dknvkii, Nov. 20. A special to ttio Times from 13- Paso, Toxtt9, says re ports have reuohed El Paso of n big Yqul outbreak in tbe nortlietut. A number of cltlaeus, luo'.udlug Ameri cans, ule reported killed. Btlll Roading San Fkascihoo, '.Nov. 20. (Jouerul Dickinson continued reading hla allldavlts for a nntlnu for u new trial tntheccsb of Theodore Darrant this morning. RIVER NEWS. Willamette leglotered 2 6 feel uboye low wiiter umrk this morning and a further ruleo of two feet U oxpeMed, Steamer Altona will leave Portland nt 0.15 r'oiock tomorrow morning for Iudu,ondi)iico in place of the Orey Eagle. Blio will bo followed about tho drat of tho week by tho Bamonu, a sister boat to the Altona. These two boats will make weekly trips between Portland and Independence giving Halem merchants a through daily service to Portland. The boat will make Independence nu every trip returning to Salem the following morning and leaving for tho metropolis at 7:45 a. m. Steamer Eugene left fir Portland at 0 o'clook this morning aud will return Saturday ovenlrg. Not MunnKHBU. Thos. HJay, r., returned fron Waterloo today and Is still llrnily to tho optuinu that the night watchman at the mills, found dead Wednesday mnrnlug, was not killed but cuiue to bis deathly aedden', Chlr'drcn Cry for Pttchr C8trlm Zaicno Defeats Salem. POLITICAL MOVIiMilKj Sumo Clt'Vi'lunil Winthvork 1m i i In KrnillnesB. CARLISLE FOR THE PRESIDENCY. Scunlor l'aluier Denounces Third lVrint in. Wabiiinotok.Nov. 20-.Ex Speaker Crisp arrived hero this morning uud after consultation with Democratic leaders It was decided to Hold tho house Democratic caucus tomorrow after noon. The caucus will seleot minority candidates for olllccs, undoubtedly ro uumluatlng officers of the fifty-third, house, caucus chalrmau and olllucra to represent tho minority us "whip" on the tloor. It la believed the caucus will select Amos J. Cumtnlugs, of New York, for the honor. 15,000 Words Too Many Washington, Njv. Tho president came luto lowu today and the cabinet met. Tho annual message of the pres ident was the leading toplo of discuss ion, reports of Cablmt olllcers having all been prepared, with the exception of those of the secretary of the treat ury and attorney-general. The rues- sago will protmuiy go to mo primer tomorrow or Sunday It Is understood It will make about 16'000 wolds. No Oaetarlara, Washington, Nov. 20. A Wash lugtob special tu tho Journal Presb says: ''lbo Democratic party baa douo many foolish things, no doubt, but lu heaven's, name let us not violate our most sacred, traditions by nominating Clevelaud for a third term", said Senator Jchn M. Palmer today. "I don't tliluk he nould accept, but whether ho wou!d or not, wo would not think of uomluillug him aualu Let us havf a western man next tlmo Monition If he wuuts it-Carlisle II ho will take It." MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. Salem and Eastern Quotations Cor rected uatiy. nuioAOO Mov.2,-Wheat, auhto).';; Dee 6W Yonie. Nov.!0,-flllver, tKc; lead W 3U 8Atf FHAN01HO MA11KKT. BAM HiAKOlsco. Nov 60 -Wheat. IJ47 w .ul-n(roo, ouoleo, 7(iJIOe: Inlerlor, 788o; vallo,UOItu Uoi-tlHot'ibl8nt67j. IMiatoM-Mto40opcrMCli',OrexonUurbftnks Ma K) per ack. Uati-MIIIIDB. CW7aJ4 I'OKTliANU UAUKCT 1'oBTi.AMii.: Nov; 2.-WIeat valley VI ii.,m riv.r'iimiii I2.(i HonUiu county. f 00: gralium.IJa); iuprnue,i,i)r)bl, oati-Wliltu iicu'ile: itroy, lDai; rolled, In un,SI.'df IY& nitriciii.li oiati.w, otun, i.j. 1'oUiloeitNcw Orwttou, 2UH l6o pr mole. Hny-Unad, VH&HW iwr ton. IU.I Vnlltf 1 I.I I IJ313i uliorU, 12a1l WM...MW-I V-- -", --;.-- ...VT ..'...I..- U,l II.. ii.. lean ti'vam'fitr toil! ic7au litre, inn III. les-KrOUU. HHiieu, uu iim opiv. uuuur wi 7o leop neltn, llXfflT'e. Ity. ir. Iloiw Wowufcuon,.iii.', ureuiuiiiif n ijh- linltnr Orccun fuunv oreimry. 17Uall faiiay Uilrv, I4I7H5 fdrtmooi, laylit oiniuoii, ICo nitioio virTuH m i did !, v9 , doz:duiti o- nv ni nor B:itir io kiioii ti-r- 'iji3 (C, oiw,ni; arem wr, ,fi,.n-.lp I bod, l 7Vi200; ilioloj ewe, l.7i; Uii'tml, lu. inus-e'li'loc, heavy, 1,10,60; light io.U C.lIH,l.. lrM8.l,S0MB. Vail smoll. tio'. w"1'! lrgo,3alo V ft. HAl.KM HAHKK.r. Wlif-Ht H'H fl UU murkotnriuer. M,.lul7n. lUy-llileJ.ctnat. JIAlVOO; timothy ffl.&O,. e'lonr. lu wluitn.n lou, i;r, Teuu, n.w. bro. buliu,00;ttcked. lIl.U); pliort", fll.OUa i!,W, chop fel. Ill.ttialXU), .lul-Oresaed, o, Iloicil'rrkkOil.lr. Llvn ttlle-l iV)(u. 1'OtutOM KI t b )d1ou 't. TurlseT" 7-So. ApplOi KttUO Ul. USS-7!. lam-.llo, lUoon..l)J. Hoollrv llrun, Bo; luoi,UV7o. llop !i5o; no tuarket. Thoro are 177765 mtlea of railroad lu tho United States. Thero are 60,835,880 rails used to cover this grouud. Thero are 533,2115.000 ties used 10 nimi these rails together, but no such amount, however, ia repaired to bind the hearts of tho traveling publlo to the faot that the Wlscorsln Central lines furnish superior facllltlei on all their trains between St. Paul and Chicago which form clow oonneovlon with all Hum to the east and south. Make a note of It. Tkm AoHK4-()f good laud under cu'tlvatioo, iioiiHe, barn, well, lume fruit all for $45) it tken at once. E. C. Mlutoo, room 1 Ptetbfllce block. ii-aa as K-Oiou, i.l ir dot l.i.illrtl'lOrbl.liii. t ooQl&ortfr IIOM3.Wi . rH.U)a70: tur D.llcilreiseaiOillKJ., . lliwlT.itMte.VS.(4i !i I Highest of all in Leavening Tower. Latest U.S.Oov' Report RoYal HB ABSOmTEKV tlUBE MILL WATOUMAN DEAD Strange Occurrotico at Waterloo Do ing Investigated. Ai.iianv, Or., Noy. 20 A special Irom Lebunon says: About 0 o'clook Tuesday night John ICnlfong, night watchman at the Thos. Kay woolen mills at Waterloo, was found In an unconscious condition lying on a.sldo walk lu fiont of tho mills. lie was taken homo uud physicians called, did not- regain uonsolousnesB. ills skull was crushed und be died ut 10 a. m. Wednesday. Ills thought iu coming from tbo third story of the mill he walked out of n door mistaking It for the ground lloor aud fell; but some ex press tbe belief that he was murdered and the body placed there to avoid suspicion. Tho corouer Iihh been sum moned. Thos. Kiy, who whb In town lute this afieriiuuu, cau lie thinks the Ucuih was ncclduutul. COUONKIl'H INQUK8T. The colonel's Jury In t c caxu ol John Kuifoug,fuund dead on the porch of tha woolen mill nt Wuterloo Tues day nlglit, was exttmlnlng the case Thutsduy. Twelve witnesses wero ex amined uud tho Jury ut first fulled to agrco some thluking tho death was oiused by an ncoldont und others that thoro was foul play. He net Ills lautcrn down in tho mill uud weutoomewhore, It was thought upon the poroh, when ho was found yet alive but uuablo to tell anythlug. Il looks llko foul play, but thcro Is no known cause for It, '( xne ueatu oi lvnuong uence is us muon of a mystery us before the Jury met. The coroner's Jury, after InvestlgaU Ing the clroninatuuces returned a ver dlot that ho came to his death by vio lence lulllotcd by some unknown party. There lu no clue to who com milted tho supposed muroVr. 'Ttrrnvr tv"t- a xr VCiNC W 1 JUf I , A lino of Capos by express. $4,00 to $10,00,3 S 1 Jackets, Sonio good r umbers boing shown now. If wo' vo your Bizo it's a olinnco (0 snvo a bit $4 to $18, New Neckwear Bowsi 4inhands, Tecksi 2f)0, f)0u and 7Co. DeJoinvilles, SOc iky ' Jl JSBLW&MMMlLk. LWmsIUAmwBk! J. J. DAkRYMPkE & CO, Baking Powder LINN COUNTY MURDER Mrfl. Hannah 'h Pound Qullty MonU gomtry Coso. Aliianv, Nov. 20 About 11 lit, after being out nearly two hnlrs, the Jury returned wltii a verdict of mur der In tho second degroe ugalust Mis, Hannah. Tho lime for sentence wm fixed for Saturday at 0 A. M. At this time tho defenpo will 11 le a motion for a new trial. When tho verdict was read the pris oner, who had been brought Into court by the sherlll, did not betray any wuo tlon, but sat calmly regarding the Jury and her attorney, as ho conferred with tho court about a motion for a new trial. Tho penalty Is Imprisonment in the peultentiary for life. TIIK MONTGOMERY (MSB. The grund Jury hii returned three indiotmeutn against Lloyd Montgom ery, acoiijln. li t tit of murder lu the first degree on three counts. At 0:30 ho was brought Into the court room by the sheriff. II j W4i nrylng ai he outno up tbe hIs'o, und whon ordered by tbo court to Btiudup a tde Indictments wore real to him, charging him with unlawfully, felonloiidy und purposely and with deliberate au 1 nromedlnled mallco killing his father uud mother and Daniel B. McKercher, ho stood trembling and orylng with his hand kerchief to his eyoa. The court ap pointed J. J. Whitney to defend bins. itetooKUutil uaturtiay al a. m, to load aud tho time of the trial wm st for Tuesday, Deoorabar 17th at 1 o'oloek. Whon Whitney asked the court lor a oontlnuauce to suggested that tbe IIm of defense, If any could be made.WMild ba tho woik, mental condition of th accused. Iu view of tho confes'MM mado by the prisoner he stated It would take tlmo to ascertain wluteta feuso could bu' made, A Little Cheaper Ahvnys tlitin tlio com- otlor a little endior ftlways with styles a littlo quicker always in tho service. All "littlo thiiigs.'1 Did you tver roflttot how much suc cess hinges on tho "lit tlo things?" Clothing " Don't overlook us for your u inter suit. Good suits, Btylifh and sor- iceable. $6, $6,50, $8, $9. Happy Home Suitst $10, $12, $15, Underwear, Wo show best values in all grades. Seo tho ones at $1,50 SUlt, AVo carry in stock Stuttgart underwear,, Recognized tho best. Hats, No nso talking. Wove tho lino. Fedoras, $1,00 1,50 2,00, 2,50, 3,00, 4,001 Late Block Stiff Had $2,00, -ii - a I i a i