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Tfy "wjrir DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, A '4 i i in a i i VOL IX. SALEM, OREGON, THUItSDAT, OCTOBER 13. 1898, HO. 241 i Give satisfaction. Buy your footwear from the ..N?m York Rack?!.. Wiierc they sell cheap for cash, Hosiery, Underwear, Hats, Shirts, Clothing, Notions. Almost any tiling you want, and you 11 find the goods and prices satisfactory Nowadays requires thaughb, tliorenro so many fakirs In bho elobhlng business. You must guard agalnsb shoddy, good clothing la clicap and looku well, bub poor apparell Is dear nod looks clicap. Comoro tho Woolen Mill Stoio und you liavo tlio assurance of trotting exactly what' you want. We have the largest stock we ever carried. Salem Woolen Mill. A thorough training In business or shorthand pays Is evidenced by the number of students of the 0m now holding responsible places. The rovlyal of busi ness now on will inako many now opening for young ncople who aro prepared. Day and eyonlng sessions. Call or send for catalogu;. Friedman Is That a senator has been nlegted and It was all brought about by Friedman withdrawing of lus namo from the senatorial contest, nh reason was that should ho be elected senator he couldn't sell his mackintoshes, rubber boots and shoes, his clothing, hats, dry goods, la:es, ladles' and gents' furnishing goods. As lb Is you can pur chase all the above lines of goods from Friedman, where you will saye from 25 to 40 more percent, than If purchased elsewhere. Remember the place, comer State and Com mercial. There will bo on exhibition In Friedman's window for 10 days a crochet bed spread aud a pair of pillow shams mado of No. 60, narbour's Linen thread. Something Striking for tho Woodman, machinist, shoe unaker, carpenter, plumber, tinner, .farmer, blacksmith, etc., ab GRAY BROS tiALEM OREGON. Tools of all descriptions. Reauires Tnouont To buy Carefully Delighted! JII GREAT STRIKE In Vir den Practically Ended, Negro Miners Defended Them selves Well. Mine Manager Lnkens Blames Governor Tanner. (By Associated Press to The Journal.) Pahis, Oct. .IX Many men arc returning to work this morning. The great strike Is practically ended. "Viudhn, Ills. Oct. 13. The towu Ib quiet today. Two galling uuns arc on the public square and Inrantrymcn at each corner in the buslncfB dls trlctas the only evidence of yester day's riot. Col. McKnlght of the governor's staff visited tlio stockade, aud served notice on Manager Lukens that the soldiers would today disarm all Inmates. The negro miners were nriucd to the teeth, Wednesday. Men are s warming Into Vlrdcn on every train and highway today. Mosbot them are miners, bub unarmed. Scenes at the Improvised morgue arc pitiable. Citizens of Vlrdcn are bitter In con demnation of the goyernor for not preyenting the terrible doings of yes terday and 'rage over the action of the mine operators grows more (Icrco. Their sympathies are wholly with the miners. Manager Lukens remained ab his desk In the offico all night Issuing or des to his men, Hgjald: "Tlio blood of every man shed hero Is on the governor's head, lie Is ab solutely outside of tlio law, und has no Justification whatever In refusing t08cnd troops. Ills public statement that tlio miner had the same right to flghtfor his property, which was his labor, as the tulneownor did to pro tect his property, Inspired the men to the action which they took today In firing upon tlio train as soon as It came Into our town." Mine owners deny Lukens' respon sibility for yesterday's battle, claim Ing oyer a thousand miners began firing on tlio train carrying the no If you ate suffering with toothache or are in need of dental work try our PAINLESS METHOD of filling and rxtracting-va trial will convince you, Artificial Teeth $6,00 and up, All work guaranteed as represented or money refunded, ..SflLEM DENTAL PARLORS.. ROOMS 27 AND 0 OVER POST-OFFICE. -WINTER APPLES OREGON GRIN it DRIED FRUIT CO. 6 Commercial street, Salem, will pi)y cash for all kinds shipping apples A LARGE Fall and Winter Goods of all description at the very lowest racket prices for spot cash at tlie FAIR STORE, .. 274 Gommercial st Salem, Or, grocs. After the train pulled out tlio miners turned their attention to the stockade. The coroner's Jury began Inquest this afternoon. Six union miners testified the first shots were fired from the train. Said the miners shot Into the air until the train camo to a stop. Wasiunotok, Oct. IS. Following dated at. Walker, Minn., has bcon rccclyed ut the Interior deportments "I have Just reburned from tlio hostile camp. About ninety Indians wore present. I am of the opinion bho trouble can bo settled peaceably by a little time and patience." (signed) Jones, Indlau Commissioner. Omaha, Oct, 13. Tho president and party departed this morning for St. Louis, which will be reached Friday morning, Ocnoral Miles and party, Including tho diplomatic reprcseuta ttvcfl, leaye today for Chicago. Washington, Oct. 13.-TL navy department has mado public tho find ings and sentence of court martial In the cuse of Chaplain Mo In tyro. All the specifications were found proved as alleged, accused was de clared guilty upder throo charges and sentenced to bo dismissed from the naval service of tho United States. CAST IN A DUNGEON. Terrible Experience of8amuel Ensign. An American. Rockfokd, III., Oct. 13. -Samuel Ensign, an engineer of tho old-timo Kaclno& Mississippi railroad and a resident of this city for many yeari, has rcturned,old and broken In health with u sad story of Imprisonment and suffering In Cuba. When Ensign lefb Itockford he went toCuba, where tio obtained a situation as an.englnecr In a sugar refinery. One night Ensign, with two fellow work men, resisted an assault mue upon a natlvo woman by Spanish soldiers Tho next morning. Ensign says, all three were taken prisoners to Havana, where they were placed In Morro Castle. Ono of tho men died In seven months, und the other lived 2 years. For 13 years andG months Ensign alleges ho wus confined In thecastlq, allowed to speak to no one, and only ito walk through a corridor 201 feet long for recreation. At tho expiration cf that tlmo no was taken out to work with a ball and chain on his anklo, constructing a plaza. At that he worked live years. Ho becamo friendly with tho priests and attendants In a neighboring monastery, and ono night was spirited a.way and placed on a man-of.wur that finally landed him In Mexico. When placed In prison Ensign claims ho had certificates of deposlb to the amount of 98000 in money, .none of which was over re turned to him. ffotxXJy nooa fcayo Neartisia. Get Dr. Mllatf Vain Villa from dnuutata. 'Ona cnt lca Pr. Htlea' Nerve l'ltutaraatc at aliaruggut. Da. II. O. Ei'ley Dll. II. II. OL1NOEU LINE OF POT BOILERS Still Cheating Conv mittee Jobs, 4 Senate Docs Nothing of Note To-day, ) DlfS House Passes the Shorwln Sugar Bountv Bill. i Brownell offered senato resolution Noi 11," to have a committee of two senators appointed to correct senate journal, to have ten days for said wofk, without pay. Adopted. The committee on compensation, otc. reported In fayor of allowing following rates per day for clerks. Expert clerks $0 CO Chief clorksofcommlttca 6 00 Stenographers o 00 Assistant chief, clerks 4 00 All other clerks 3 00 Senator Kuykondall had his mileage corrected from 107 miles to 150 miles. II. B. CO, to provido for board to control certain matters in Multnomah county; passed. MOLKEY, S. R. 07-To proyldo for a state board of equalization, to ba composed of tho govornor,sccretury of stato and state treasurer. After con slderable discussion, tho bill was re ferred to tho committee on assess ment und taxation, to report at the regular session. II. II, 55, to rcgulato terms of court In tho Eighth judicial district. DRIVER, 8. B, No. 70-To protect citizens from nculrlrous attack from the public press. II, B. 34, to ilx times of holding court In the Sixth Judicial district, passed. II. B, 77, to authorize Multnomah county to leaso a certain bridge, read first time. ilB. 30, to more definitely ej lUDiisii boundaries or Washington county, passed. Senator IIalr.es introduced a con current resolution asking tlmoifor tho special committee on tho Investiga tion of tho Loewenberg contracts to roport at regular session, with author ity to employ clerks, subpoona wit nesses, otc, 'Selling moved to table samo. Lost. Also portions authorizing subpoona of witnesses. Lost resolution adopted. HOUSE THUItaDAY A. M. IIouso bill No, 01, Introduced by Bhcrwln for tho promotion of tho beet sugar Induatry.toolc up the entlro session, finally passing by a voto cf 33 to 34, Brattaln, Kruso and Platts being absent. Yeas Beach, Blackaby, Cummlngs, Curtis, Davis, Donnelly, Farrell, Fordnoy, Frccland, Hal), Ilawson, Hill, Ilobklrk, Jones, Knight, Lam son, Lowle, Maxwell, McAllstor, Moody, Myers, Nichols, Reeder, Roberts, Shorwln, Smith, Staley, Stewert, Thompson, of Clackamas, Virtue, Whalloy. Young, Mr. Speaker Carter. Noes .Bayor, Brlggs, Butt. Conn, Flagg, Urace, Oruy, Gregg, Marsh, Masslnglll, McCourt. McGullock, Mc Queen, Morton, Palmer, Ross, Still man, Stump, Thompson of Washing ton, Topping, Whitney, Williamson, Wonacott. Unsuccessful clfortH were made to defer action until tho regular session, and there was mush discussion. Stillman opposed tho passage of II, B, No, 01, for tho promotion of tho beet sugar Industry. Ills business associates wcro nearly all Interested Great O UCCGSS Mcd'h suits In allslzis, former price (0, now 81 00 Men's all wool clay worsted suits extra heavy, former prlco 912, now. ... 0 00 Men's all wool Cheviot suits, former price 810, now .., 0 60 Men's all wool plaid suits, former prlco tlO, now 7 00 Men's mackintoshes, goop quality, reduced to .,.., ,,.. 2 00 Boys mackintoshes, ull sizes, reduced to ,... 1 75 Men's hea ry working panto, former price 1125, now ,r, 65 Men's cotton worsted extia line, former pneo 81.60, now ... 1 00 Men's all wool cheviots, extra linn, former prlco 12 60, nov 1 76 Men's uood heavy oil grain working shoe, reduced from 91.60 to,,.,,,.. 125 Men's 9 oz. r I vetted overalls, plain, reduced to.. ' 35 Men's 0 oz. heavy Jumper ' , 35 Men'sOoz. heavy engineer overalls reduced to -15 Just Received,,, A big line of rubber boots and uhoes, rain coats, mackintoshes, umbrellas, and also a full line of woolen underwear, which will be sold ab the samo low prices. Call and get a choice or bargains REMEMBER THE PLAO.E : H, ZANDMER, 96 State street, Near Commercial in tho Industry, bub ho came hero under obligations to work for tho best Interests of all of tho pcoplo of Ore gon. Thought that Micro wcro sorlous objections to this bill. It ought to bo posponcd until the regular session to glvo members an opportunity to look thoroughly Into tho matter. Bill pro yldes that tho beets must be harvested for the manufacture of sugar Jn this state, but there Is no provision that the beets shall ever bo manufactured; bounty Is payable as soon as tho beets aro delivered to the factory. Hud been Informed that sugar cun bo brought from our now possessions In tho Pacific and laid down at San Francisco ub a prlco of ono cent per pound. Then was no evidence that under thoso conditions, tho beet sugar Industry would bo self-sustain- Ing, aftor Ib had been fostered for four years at an expenso of $50,000 per year. lb was his opinion that tlio professors of tho agricultural college and others who had been taking about tho beet sugar Industry, didn't know what they wcro talking about. Cummlngs claimed that a careful reading of the bill would show that It required tho manufacture of beets Into sugar. Curtis said that wo had seen tho sister stato of Washington go ahead of us In Industries, Ir. population and In enterprise; thab Oregon had been called a stato of mossbacks, und ho thouglit It tlmo that a change shquld bo made. Ho believed In appropriat ing money to encourage any Industry which docs not already exist In the state, und to support It until ItBhould becomo self sustaining. Replying to an Insinuation of Cummlngs, Stlllmun said that his Interest In tho sugar Industry was all on tho sldo of tho actual grower of bcots and nob tlio manufacturer. Williamson thought that a measure of so much Importance should huyo longerconsldcratlon and moved Indofl nl to postponement, which was lost. Roberts favored tho bill on tho ground that tho goueral appropria tion bill appropriates thirteen huti dred thousand dollars and nono of It forthelaborlng man, and he wautcd to sco this, bill go through becauso It would establish a now industry. CRUELTIES IN SALVADOR. How Political Prisoners Were Tortured and Executed, Han Fhanoisco, Oct. 13. Tho abeamor Olby of Panama arrived from Central American ports. Tho vessel brings news of executions and hor rible cruelties porpctruted upon poli tical prisoners In Salvador. Referring to tho oxecutlon of pris oners, El Clarion says that ab Armenia, a small city of tho republic, an American cltlzon was shot, whllo Angol Vasqucz and Don Del II n Bar rios died In prison, as tho result of cruelties on tho part of General Ar uvulo. In tho police station Don Ve nanzla Salazar and Don Jesus Vuldoz woro tied up by-tho thumbs, and Colon clsDonKolyandoPerdzaand Don Vlr- glllo Vulcnclo wcro shot. These ofil cor a had distinguished thcmsclycs In army under tho reglmo of tho former president. Continuing, tho article asserts that 20 ladles havo been expelled from Salvador, among whom Is bho wlfo of Don Mucarclo Marblnez, ono .or the most prominent citizens of SalyaCor City, Futhermoro, under tho direc tion of General Vllllcgus, live persons shot In San Pedro.whllo utSun Miguel many wero execute! by Gen eral Vlllavienclo. Ib appears also that tho editor of El Latljo, a Journal or Salvador, Incurred tho displeasure of the government, owing to tho publica tion of several articles In Ills Journal Indofcnsoot court sbudonts. For his o lien so ho was publicly whipped, as was also tho Judge who rendered a decision lu favor of tho students. THE REDUCTION SALE ab Zandiner's Clothing Store has proven a great succesa, and the store has becu crowded dally. As long as tho goods last we will contlnuo to sell them at tho samo low prices. I PORTO RICO Will Be Ours Tues day, Oct 18, Flag Will Go Up Over Amcr ican Soil, Chief Surgeon Hoff Before War In vestigation,! (By Associated Press to Tho Journal.) Washington, Ozt, 13. Following has been received by bho war depart ment from San Juan do Porto Rice: Tho United States commission have Informed tho Spanish commission that bho United States expect to have cotuploto poscsslon .or Porbo Rice by Ocb, 18, Tho Spanish com. mission assonb and say tho expected ovacuatlon will bo complote on or beforo that date. If nob they will conccdojposscsston. Tho Unlbod States commission has practically completed details for evacuation and tho Joint commission has held to last session. Tho United States troops will bo placed In San Juan and the Mug hoisted nt noon October 18." (Signed) Gkn. Bkooke. Oiiioaoo, Oct. 13. Mrs. McKlnley urrlvcd this morning on a visit to her cousin, Mrs. MovYIUIams. Pahis, Get. 13. Tho American pcaco commissioners held .tho usual session today. Washington, Oot, 13. Llentcnant Colonol L, J, Hoff, wus boforo tho war investigating commission at' the at bornoon session, lie was tho chief surgeon of tho Third army corps ut Chlckamauga, Hoff did nob consider bho camp In tho best of sanitary con dltlon, bub expressed bho opinion that Ib could nob havo bcon bebter, under the circumstances. Sphinofikld, Oct. 13. General Ewerb today mustered Into tho Illi nois National Guard thrco companies of tho Sons of Veterans rcglmont, WIiav ivlll hn lianfl In Mm .nnl atrllrn troubles, Washington, Oct. 13, Soeretury of wur Alger wlrod Governor Tanner or Illinois, placing tho Firth Illinois volunteer Infantry at Tanner's orders, in case stato the lulllbla Is innulllient to ond tho coal troubles. Mai Linen Sale! TABLE LINENS AND NAPKINS To-duy, to-morrow and Saturday, reduced prices on all Table Linens and Napkins. Not too early to think of Thanksgiving. Price not duplicated after Saturday. Tcvday Friday and Saturday Umbrella Goodness Jusb placed on oalo somo flno corrola silk, colored pearl, dros den with silver mountings, flno horn and selected wood handles, 8 ribs, lock Paragon fraino, sil ver swedue. Well worth 92.25. Our price 91.00 Golden Fleece Yarns Best In tho world. Full weight, full measure, best aolccted'Stock, once used always used. Full line now In In German knitting, (lermantown, Spanish, baxony. Ico Wool, Fairy Zophyer, und Zephyrs Men's Umbrellas Good fast black cloth, steel frame, steel rod, nlckle swedge, natural wood handles, a wondor. 7So Better ones In lino values, lino assortment of bundles 91, 91.60 to 90.60 Salem's Greatest Store. JOSEPH MEYERS"& SONS. Phono 1, 278-280 Commercial street, corcor Court "V it BeaM I bftffcrM-i f Taa Rr l U Mi Mfcett tt4 fcao-vn. AcltMl ImU ow f-Wfd farther tfcaU any otfcer POWDER Absolute) Pure itOYAi muM rowecR ce., ncw vskk. a: Washington, Oct, 13. San Fran cisco was this morning decided upon as tho next meeting placo or tho episcopal triennial conclave Spmncifikm), Oct, 13. Miners horo held a mass mooting today at which It was declared by union men that tho IniDortcd negroes must bo taken out or Springfield. Washington, Ocb. 13. A cable gram to the stato department says General Julio A, Roca was today Inaugurated president or tho Argen tine Republic. In Police Court. John Ryan was arrested by officer Townsond last night for vagrancy and begging and was given five daj9 by Rccordor Edcs today. The Dipper ortbe Dropper ? Thoro aro cough modicinoa that nro taken aa freely as a drink of wutor from a dippor. They aro cheap medicines. Quantity does not mako up for qualy. It's tho qual ity that cures. Thoro's ono riiodi cino that's dropped, not dipped Ayor's Chorry Pectoral. Thoro's more power in drops of this remedy than in dippbrsful of cheap cough syrups and elixirs. It cures Bron chitis, Aathnin, Croup, Whooping Cough, and nil Colds, Coughs, and affections of tho Throat and Lungs. flyer's fjttrrg Pectoral is now half l'jiiCB for tho half-Biro bottles 50 conts. New fur Collarettes A sample lino just recelyed and somo lovely styles In them, Underwear Wo can gratify your whim or cater to your comfort exaotly. Camols hair that will glvo you satisfaction, They havo bceu sold for 81 a garment. Our price 60o Natural Wool Hero wo have tho widest and ttncsb variety wo over had. Prices per garment . 91. 81,23, 1,60, 82.60 4 New Coff Butttons Scarf Pins ' Artistic novelties In'Jnexfion. ale Jewelry. Seo the ue'Wbeau-tics. el i Ml CT A 4
