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THE WILLAIYIETT
Carlisle's Speaking Tour Is
Ended in Kentucky..
WHAT CHAIRMAN JONES SAID.-
Bryan Does Not Need the State of
Illinois,
Bryan in Wisconsin
APiLETON,Wls.,Oct.30. The towns
visited by Bryan in the Badger state
tills morning were liberally bedecked
with yellow. Not since he has lea the
Ohio river valley has he encountered
such crowds so antagonistic to his
views.
At Green Bay Bryan addressed ser
eral thousand people. There was not
much enthusiasm at the start, but be
fore he had concluded his speech his
audience was applauding him liber
ally,
New Oiojbab, Oct. 30, About -1:30
last night a cyclone struck thlrt city
on the river front Just above Pcnlston
street and swept over a distances of
.1
about a mile, and a half,, or 30 blocks,
from Pcniston street to Robin street,
the track of the storm being about 100
feet wide from tho river to I'enlston
street. ,
The first building damaged was the
Independence oil rain situated at tho
head of Pcnlston strcoti It was un
roofed and the building, and contents
damaged to the amount of $60 '0.
The conveyors of the now elevator
or the Illinois Central rdllroad were
slightly damaged, and iohn Whltc
mcyer and John J. Buck, employed at
the elevator, were lilted from tho
ground, dashed, against the elevator,,
and the latter was seveielyhurt.
Hundredsof buildings in. the track
of the storm were damaged, many be
ing partially unroofed and the chim
neys prostrated. Trees were uprooted
and fences blown down.
The storm-swept section -of the city
Is In darkness tonight, owl
B
wires,
A
PORTLAND
RALLY.
An Interest In Free Silver In
That City.
McKay's DentmciafioD of Cleveland
For Discrediting Silvcf and Enhancing the Price of Gold.
CROWD. IN
OF RAIN
ijr, ; i
Awful Efforts of the Oregonian to
Belittle Them,
hotf
boat
LEADING- HOTEL Oh" TKEICI'VY,
' Reduced rales. Management liocrat. Electric Lf.rs leave hoiel for nil public buildings
md points of interest, yperial rates ujll be given to permanent patrons.
A, T, WAGNER,
Lawn Mowers,
Hay Rakes,
Gray Bros, EfSs.0
Hardware, Stoves and Jinware,
ClarAn T-Tne 1
Lawn Sprinklers, j Salem, Or.
f Bicycles,
Sundries,
-EXCELSIOR - STABLE-
B. C. Hansen, manager.
'IiVmI horse umI. Sttitfiction iu innteeJ. Stabl I liick of State" Insurance block
Don
Be
Deceived
into buying anything in the way of
BLQJfllNG
until you have seen our line and
got our prices. We know where
of we speak when we say that
tor $10 Black Clay Worsted
is the cheapest suit ever offered
in the city, A new line of over
coats and hats just arrived and are
offering them at prices that defy
competition, Remember the place
The End of Carlisle's Tour.
Lexington, Oct. 30. The last of
Carlisle's five speeches In Kentucky,
was irade here this afternoon, to a
trciucndousandcnthusiiistlo audience
Carlisle said today, his visit to Ken
tucky only continued his previous ex
pressed opinion, that Bryan would be
badly beaten.
What Jones Did Say.
Chicago, Oct. 30.-Chairrnan Jones,
of the Democratic national committee
wns shown the London dispatch today,
In wliiyh he Is quoted as having ad
mitted the defeat Bryan In Illinois.
"I never said Bryan would not carry
Illinois," said the Senator, what I did
say was that Bryan would win with
out carrying that state. We have not
Biven up hope of carrying Illinois.
On the contrary, we fully expect to
carry It."
Prisoners Transported.
Havanna, Oct. 30. Montalvo, an
occullst, and a member of tho local
central autonomist committee; a
planter named Juan Onaghton, An
tonio Escobar, the editor of La Dis
cussionc, and 185 members of a secret
association will tomorrow be sent to
the Island of Fernando, off the west
coast of Africa, one of the penal set
tlements of Spain. La Discussions
was recently supposed by tho govern
ment for printing a leading editorial,
of which Escobar was the author,
commenting upon the suggestion of
the joint intervention of the United
States and Mexico, with the view of
settling the Cuban question.
owing to the
prostration of electric-light
and details of tho damage-aVe difficult
to obtain. At first a number of lives
were reported lost, but sq fur theo
reports have not been verified.
The property loss is estimated at
$100,000. Several cottou sheds on
Robin street, near the river front,
used by the Texas & Pacific railroad
ror cotton storage, were damaged to
the extent of $10,000. A number Of
the sheds were completely destroyed.
George Bcaler, a switchtender, was
seriously Injured, an arm and hip be
ing broken, and Joseph Itennessy, a
laborer, was also injured at tho sheds.
All the other laborers, about forty In
number, had Just knocked off work,
and fortunately were out of the sheds
before they collapsed.
Money Market Quiet.
New York Oct. 30. There was a
notable absence of excitement In
Wall street at the opening today, con
sidering the extreme stringency of tho
money market yesterday. Tho higher
London quotations, scarcity of stocks
offering In local market, and rumers
of financial relief measures to be taken
by banks, caused confident sentiment,
Tho only loan reported up to 11 o'clock
was of $10,000 at 5 per cent.
Canneryman Held' Up.' ' '
Marsiifield, Or., Oct. 30. A. II.
Simmons, manager of the Parkers
burg salmon cannery, on the Coqutlle
river, was held up In his ofllce by two
masked men, who demanded of Sim
iuons, at tho point of a revolver, that
he open the safe. Simmons refused,
and tho robbers began an assault upon
him with their revolvers. The rob
bers "went for" the manager with
such fury that he changed his mind,
but the desperadoes did not hear him
say that he would open the safe. Dur
ing the scuflle Simmons caught hold
of the mask of one of tho robbers and
tore It from his face, so that ho rec
ognized him. This frightened tho
robbers away.
Mr. Simmons has several , flesh-
wounds on his head, and is under a
doctor's care. Who the robber is that
ho recognized ho will not disclose. No
arrests have been made.
I Johnson &
120 STATE STREET.
son
The Girl Will Live.
Minneapolis, Oct. 30. A special
from Butte,Mont.,to the Journal says
that James Kelly, a miner, who ac
cused his sweetheart, Jesslo Hall, of
unfaithfulness.shot her this morning,
and then killed himself. The girl will
live.
London Market.
LoNDON.Oct. 30. At Baltic today
California wheat, which was ycry
sparingly offered, was sold for Cd ad;
ranee. Other kinds were firm at yes
terday's prices. On mark Landholders
asked higher prices, but tbero were
no b uyers to test the values.
A,
JUDGE
HUFLBY
Snow Storm.
Omaha. Oct. 30. Western Ne
braska is covered with 10 inches of
Bnow. In some sections of the state
a high wind accompanied tho snow,
assuming the proportions of a bliz
zard. Trains are delayed, and on
Portland, Oct. 29.-SpccIal)
Three thousand peoplo packed tho
exposition Wednesday night.
It was the occasion of u great frco
silver rally ,ent lrely under the auspices
or;the free silver Republicans. E.
Hofer, Bryun elector and national
committeeman of the American silver
party, presided and delivered u half
hour speech thatr.rca ted tho ureatost
enthusiasm und.surpri.scd Portlatidont
and Salem people who were present.
The Wisconsin man who followed
was not In good yolca and could not
hold the crowded house as closely as
he would have If all could have heard
what he said. Singing by tho Bryan
Campaign Glee club was a pleasing
feature. Judge Del Stuart, of Tort
land, also an Iowa Republican, closed
the evening with a Uftccn tninuto
speech that aroused the audtenco to
tho highest pitch of good feeling for
the silver cause and candidate. Tho
chairman proposed threo cheers at
the close for American labor, Ameri
can homes and tho American flag,and
they were given in snch a hearty
manner as to cause even the tall
tower of tho Oregonian to tremble.
THE DRYAN CAUSE
at Portland is steadily gaining
ground. If McKlnley and tho gold
standard, get but of this city with 2000
majority they will do well. Bets arc
now taken even on Oregon and gen
eral results. All odds on McKinley
havo been withdrawn. Esberg, Gunst
& Co., the cigar men who havo been
advertising they would bet two to ono
on McKinley, will not como to the
scratch.
Feeling Is very strong among tho
business men that this campaign will
teach the Republicans a lesson and
administer a rebuke even if thoy win.
WHAT nOFER SAID.
'Tho McKlnlcyltes can't run along
in the Cleveland rut. Thoy'vo got to
get out of it. The American people
will make them do it. To add to tho
wealth of the capitalist will not pro
duce prosperity. To manufacture
more goods and borrow more money
will not mako the people moro pros
perous when they have no money to
buy goods or pay Interest on what thoy
now owe unless the farmer can have
tho prices of farm products restored
to tho point where he can employ la
bor at cash wages and buy goods freely,
neither the factories nor the laboring
man have any future. Until wo stop
dumping our cheap silver bullion In
the markets of the world to enable
tho English trader to buy cheap farm
products we cannot destroy that com
petition." ,
The following Is a verbatim extract from the address 6f William McKin
loy at the Lincoln Day banquet, in Memorial hall, Toledo, OhloVcbruary
127 1891:
.'''""ofQrovcr Cleveland's years at tho head of tho coVernment
Si.BSid.,i8,loni1r,n oni! or.t,lc Prccl"s motals,one of our own grcoroducts
discrediting silver and enhancing the price of gold. Ho endeavored I own 11
fore his Inauguration to otllco, to stop tho coinage-of sllvw doltaw and
ward and to the end of his administration persistently ud his i www ta 'that
?in JVm t,et?r,n,ned to contract tho circulating medium and tS demone
tize one of the coins of commerce, limit the yolumo of money nmonir the S2E
pic, make money scarce, and, therefore, dear! He would lave Increa" d the
voluo of money and diminished tho value of overvti.ini VtJlA?n 2
it hSSwFtf l . nf ,e,so i110 servant. He was not thinking or tho poor then;
Ho had loft their side. Ho was not standing forth In their defense Chean
coats, cheap labor and dear money. The sponsor an.) promoter Tf these S
fcsslng to sund-guard over the welfaro of tho poor and lowlyt WaTtucre
over more InconsTbtctu-y or reckless assumption?" "
What has CHANGED MuKlnley'a VIEWS ON SILVER?
Tlis Kayser Tragedy.
Nohristown, Pa., Oct. 30.
-Coroner
Kurtz visited thosceno of the Kayser
tragedy, where early last night Mr.
THE COOUE GOLD
Frank A. Seufert
ELECTOR.
of The Dalles,
, has Just shut down his cannery at
and Mrs. Charles O. Kayser, Jr., were ', . " U' Bca80n' nnd l,,s
according to the husband's story, hold '
up by two highwaymen, and Mrs.1
Kayser murdered and her husband'
shot through the lert arm. The cor
oner found Mrs. Kuyser's gold watch
hidden under a stono nnd a revolver
alougssdo near by a fence. Her purse,
containing $10, was found 1p. tho car
riage in which the couple were riding
when tho alleged holdup occurred.
Immense force of Chinaman has been
discharged, and tho Oregonian says
Eight-Hour Law.
Salt Lake, Oct. 30. -Tho state
supreme court handed down an opin
ion in tho Holdnn case, unanimously
attlrmlng tho constitutionality of tho
eight-hour law concerning which
there was so much contention, boforo
tho adjournment qt tho legislature
that passed It last spring. Tho law
effects all mines in tho state, and
there was a strong light tuado against
it by mine-owners, at tho tlmo It went
Intooffec
A Venezuela Tiibunal
London, Oct. 30. Tho Chronlclo
says this merning: There is good rco-
son to bellevo a tribunal, similar to
tho Bchrlng sea commission, with Sir
Robert Webster, tho attorney-general
reptcscntlng England will bo ap
pointed to solvo tho Venezuela bound-aryaflalr.
Arrested'ln Cuba.
Havana, Oct. 30. Thomas V7.
Beatty, an Englishman, and ownor of
tho Neda Luna planatlon, has boon
imprisoned at Manzanlllo, charged
with being tho instigator of tho de
struction by flro of many houses in tho
village of Heda Luna, nis attorney,
Juan Silva, was also arrested.
they havo returned to Portland with
tholr pockets full of money. This
Mr. Seufert Is tho gold candidate for
Democrat occtor who told Judge
Bennett that ho would not vote for
his own ticket, but for the McKinley
electors. This man who deprives
Hundreds of white mon of work
by employing Chlneso coolies thinks
It is necessary to havo MoKlnloy
elected to protect him In his
un-American methods of busluess.
The Oregon militia was called out
last summer to protect tho business
of tho great salmon canneries. Tho
white American taxpayers paid the
bill, yet (this cannery boss employs
only aliens to perform tho work whlck
wo protect with our militia, and the
aliens take tho gold which they earn
back to China. Mr. Seufert and every
Chinaman is for tho gold standard
and McKlnley. They tako tho mony
out of onr land, and deprlv6 our-whlte
laborers of a chanco to cam tholr
bread, yet we protect thorn with our
militia.
ABOUT VOTING.
Harrison's Tour.
Indianapolis, Oct. 30. Ex-Presl-deut
Harrison started by a special
train oyer-tho Panhandle railroad this
morning on a two days' speaking tour
in eastern and northern towns.
The Eloquent
several branches
J tho snow.
have been stuck in
WeatuehForecast.'
Saturday rain.
-Tonight and
u
ni:
0ASVO3RXlLf
TC&&i
Xm
Silver 2 Republican,
And Others,
Will speak af the Armory
Monday, Nov. 2,. '96,
M7i30 o'clock p,m,
Murder in Germany .
Berlin, Oct. 20. Bruno Werner, a
clerk, has been arrested in the Hartz
mountains charged with being the
instigator of the murder of Hcrr
Major Levy, president of the Berlin
bar, Sunday morning, October 18.
Levy was attacked by two men in
the bedroom at nis residence at Mclr
ehtrasse and clubbed to death. His
wjfe was seriously wounded at tho
same time, Tho assassins escaped
Outhne.
Guturie, O. T., Oct. 30' Tho
known dead in Wednesday's cyclono
in Lincoln and Payno counties num
ber seven, with perhaps fifty injused.
a. no property loss was Heavy.
Destructive Tornado.
ViOKSuuna, Miss., Oct. 30. A de
structive tornado passed through
Tcuras X'arisu, La. Jnvo or six ne
groes wero killed, Thcro was a wide
spread destruction of property.
THE MARKETS,
S1LVKK.
New Vot k, Oct. 30. Silver,
2.60.
65c; lead
A Shooting Affray.
Bakersfield, Cal Oct. 30, Tito
sheriff's office has received Informa
tion from Randsbttrg, the desert min
ing camp, that a shooting affray took
nd ISegiment iiand, ! killed and two men wounded.
I If nuliAnnl A m lna nurt liul InuaAri
All invited Ladies especially 1 eloe at hand.
LIVE STOCK
Chicago, Ocl 30. 'IIogwLlght $3,43
3-751 heavy J.903.4o. ,
Cattle, Ueevei $3.4035,09; cow and
heifer (.50(3.90.
Sbcep wirmt
DRAIN.
Chicago, Oct. 30. Wheat, cub 71c
Dec. 73c,
PORTLAND MARKET,
rxovuiotf.
Portland, Oct. 30. Wheat vIley,7iJ2c
Walla Walla, 68.
Flour Portland. 4.00: Benton county.
4.00; graham, 3.25; superfine, $2.50 per bbl
To voto the Republican ticket tho
elector should put an X or cross be
tween tho number and tho numo of
each of tho four Republican doctors,
and opposite tho numo of no other
electors. To voto for Bryan a cross or
an X should bo placed between tho
number nnd the namo of each" of ttio
fusion electors, thus:
"20-XN. L. Butler, of Polk Co.
21 X E. Hofer, Marion Co.
22 X W. n. Spaugb, Linn Co.
22 X Harry Watklns, Yamhill ca
Tho voter should make no othor
mark on his ballot beyond tho X'e or
crosses shown In tho abovo illustra
tion as tho making of additional
marks might confuso tho judges, and
render unintelligible tho aucstlon of
how tho voter intended to vote.
In presidential elections any votor
can voto 'anywhere in tho Btato for
presidential electors. Tho law gov
erning tho caso is found on pago 1,777
revised statues,Bcction 10, subdivision"
8, and is as follews:
"All qualified electors shall vote la
tho election iprcclnct in tho county
where they may resido, for county
ofllcers, and in any county in 'tho
state for stato officers; or in' any
county of a congressional district in
which such electors may resido for
members of congress
It ls'held that presidential electors
aro "state ofllcers" as provided for In
tho abovo quoted Section. A voter,
however, to voto in Oregon, must
havo been six months, next-preceding
tho election, a resident of tho stato in
in order to bo entitled ta vote. 30 3t
Insane. Linda Churchill,
years, was brqught to tho
today.
aged 43
asylum
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