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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-10-01

A little fellow not 3 years old para
lyzed his father, in the midst of a
serious conversation the two were
having, by saying;
"Papa, when you were monkey
did you have a tail ?n-World.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-10-01

Il. IL, Price, Salem pioneer hack
man, will wait on passengers to or
from the depot with promptness
and politeness. Leave orders at
the White Corner where his slate
hangs out.
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TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION

n5-Entcrcd ~ secOnd-class matter at the
Salem, Oregon, POstOficc, June q. 1888.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-10-01

THE locomotive engineer breads a
misplaced switch; children don't.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-10-01
UNKNOWN
The River Mystery.

This company positively carry more
scenery for the above Two plays tran any
companv before the public and guarantee
10 produce every scene as advertised.
ADMISSION AS USUAL.
Reserved seats 81, now on sale at Pat
toms.
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personal POINTS.


DR.. J. L, MINoD left last night for New
York city.
G. DIXON HuTTnN will leave today for
Chicago and New York
S. l.. EuBING aui wife, OF Mississippi,
are guests at the Gayoso.
MRs. w. +. BRNNru, Of Holly Grove,
Ark, is visiting relatives in this city.
MRs. JAMES +. SroErs and family, Of
Mississippi, are soJourning ut the Gayuso.
Mn. JAMES BURHr, a prominent steam
boatman. OF Grccnylllc, Miss, is regis.
tesed ut the Peabody.
TnE Hon. James Phclau has gone TO
Hardeman county tolook after his chances
Tor return to Congress,
MISSES Lucy AND JAMIE NEIso their
brother, DIR. J. W. Nelson, Miss Maud
Jellries and Mr.. Wade Hampton will leave
Wednesday for n protractcd summer trip.
THE funeral OF the lato Mrs. Agnes NJ.
Pattison, nee Millngton. occurred ycster-
day afternoon from Calvary Episcopal
church. large number OF friends fol
lowed the remains TO their last resting
place.
MEssRs. JAMES II. AND CHARLES w.
GRIFFIN, James +. Ryan, w. ]. Steele,
II. j. Hester, John J. Duffy and DR.. n.
G. Perkins formed u Congcnial party that
left Saturday Tor summer trip to attrac'
tive points.
Prominent among the arrivals ut tho
Peabody yesterday were: George Nj.
Lancaster, OF Boston; d. G. Wright, OF
llazelhurst, Miss; G.. A. Fnnsola, of
Jackson, Miss; A, lowenstcin, OF Cincin.
natl, and George W. Wcinel Of st. Louis
Tux residence OF Mr.. f. &. Clarke, ON
Waldran avenue, was the scene yesterday
Of very interesting baptismal ceremony,
at which the Revs : Buriord, OF Calvary
church, and 7. A. DcRossct, of Trinity
church, Natchoz, OBLIGATED. Percy Caul.
field Clark, aged three weeks, is the name
OF the infant christcncd under such distin-
guishcd auspices. Mr.. u. q. Harris was
the godfather aud Mcsdamcs Ella Green
and Mary q. DelioSset the godmothcrs.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Workmcn were engaged all day yester'
day on the court street water mains. Great
enterprises cannot always properly regard
the Sabbath.
Even the poorest inhabitant may now
indulge in summer trip. II he can't al
forl to pay railroad fare, there is no law
against pedestrianism.
Services are now held in few churches
in the city on Sunday, and these are SHINY
attended. People prefer worshiplng at
homo or some cooler pleasure resort
Now that the election is over, hard
worked and financially able Memphians
are hocking to the variousresoris Tor sea-
son Of rest and recreation. Singular TO re-
late, the passenger rate war among rail-
roads still continues, too.
sam Jones, a burly negro, was arrested
yesterday by Officer Richardson on the
charges oi larceny and wife whipping
Jones wife alleges that he whipped her
almost into insensibility and while in that
condition he robbed her OF - in cash.
The Chicks and their friends got away
IN good shape and spirits yesterday morn
ing. They were escorted 10 the depot by
the Merchants Zouavcs and a number Of
friends, who, rs the train pulled out, badc
them bon voyage and u safe return. Con-
iinued regrets were expressed that the en-
tire strength Of the company could not be
seen and appreciated by Oconomowocians.
TnE APrEAL yesterday inadvertently
referred 10 the Bluh City Iouaves ~
q crack colored military organization. In
one respect only is Il colorcd: The mem
hers ofthe company have their war pain,
on for the Merchants and other Iouave
companies. aud will make II warm ior
them on fields Of friendly competition Of
no far distant day. Though recently or.
gained. Il Is Of the right sort OF material
ALI young gentlemen, full OF ambition,
energy aud pluck.
An opportunity will soon he created fol
the police force OF this city 10 secure all
the remuneration accruing from State cases
brought in by them. Heretofore, when 4
prisoner was turned over from the police
court 10 the State regular constable came
in for the fees. President MADDEN says he
intends having this arrangement abolished
in favor OF the police, who are justly en-
iitlcd Ia all legitimate fees Tor the arrest
This is the practice in Nashville and oiheI
ri,ics. and there Is no doubt II can be in
troluccl here.
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BASEBALL.
NJ. Louis z. rrnnLINnI.

NEw lonR, Aug. Dust 6,iii people
saw the game at Rilgcwood Park, Brook.
Ign, today, between the Brooklyns and 81.
Louis. II was n sharply played game and
interesting throughout. A base ON balls,
an error by Burdock and I.atham's two.
Dagger gave 81. Louis n run In the hirl
inning. brooklyn got ratified in the fourth
aud presented ST, Louis with two runs.
llitsby O'Neil aud Comiskcy, an error 10y
Terry and a silly play 10y Burlock gave tho
visitors two runs Brooklyn scored one IN
the iirst ON hasu on balls, mn error by
White aud hit by foutz. Score
- Iouis..............-.---p o 1 1000 o O. q
hTOoklyu.................,....t o o o o q o.
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N nnInai

Ono reliable merchant in every town trib'
u,ary 10 Memphis 10 knock out all coInpe'
i,ion hy taking the agency OF the world
renowned Straiton X Storms New York
cigar. and Geo. T. Lss X Co.'S celebrated
Bunos. Your neighbor can't get the goods,
"a we will only sell TO one merchant In
% IA town. We solicit a sample order
!. SANELsoN * Co.,
Sole Distributing Agents,
Memphis, Tenn.
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THE PISTOL ARGUMENT.

How Jamoa Curry Ended a Political
Discussion.
James Curry, white, and Zen Hall,
black, got into a discussion yesterday alter
noon about the recent election aud poll
tics generally. The debate grow warm
and exciting and the compliments Of the
SEASON were exchanged IN language not
strictly parliamentary. Finally curry
poduccd an argument from las hip,pockct
and turned her loose. This ended the
debate. Just how many shots were iirei
h no, exactly known, hut Bon Hal ad'
miitrd that Curry had the best OF the
argument and taking 20 his heels was soon
"lost TO sight and memory dear Curry
was aiicrward arrested by 4 deputy sheriff
and spent the night In jail.
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PnmApELrnA, Pa, Aug. j.-The Ath-
lciic and Kansas City teams played OIL
Point this afternoon, the former winning
postponed championship game at Glnuccs.
Ter with strong ndumclyWork with the bat
The Cowboys wcrc unable 20 hit Seward
10 any advantage. The fielding, consider
ing the character OF the grounds, was cN.
ccllcnt. MlcTamany was sick aud retired
IN tho fourth inning in favor oi Brennan.
Attendance, 5000 Scorc:
Athlciics.............. .,.....l 90 ool2 Ia
Kansas iiy........,..,...as.n o q Go
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GENERAL srop summary.

Cmcloo, H., Aug. 5.-Thc following
summary will be issued in this weeks
Fdrmeri Rdidr'
Now that winter wheat crop most Of
oai crop and spring wheat are in the shock
or stacks, and before complete thrcshing
returns have been received, II will IT, In
tcrcsting to turn b. the condition OF Affairs
among cattle on the pastures.
The same conditions which affect crops,
Tor better or for worse, may bo said 10
affect cattle AZ pasture. II rains aro album
lant growing crops survive, gfaS, becomes
plentiful anil cattle corrcspondingly i'm
prove in condition. II, ON the other hand,
drouth prevails, everything IN the ycgc-
table world droOps and stock suffers In
like manner.
A careful study Of reports from our cor.
respondents on this subject disclOscs the
fact that cattle are in FAR better condition
In the different States than some dispatches
have endcayored toshow. Uptotimc Of GO
ing Ia press our reports place the condition
Of cattle in Illinois ~ uniformly good, only
i've counties report the condition rs fair.
Our reporter from San Canon county
tells. however. OF cattle dying there on nc
/ count of flies and heat Cattle In Indiana
are in good condition except IN eight cOun-
/ ties. where their condition IA only fair.
Iowa makes a good report, only
two counties placing the condition
/ AS low rs fair In Kansas four
counties report the condition fair. Ohio
shows up rather badly. with only fair con
dition IN eleven counties. Kentucky makes
the same report ~ Iowa, while Missouri
reports live counties whore condition ).
only fair. In the north and northwest
cattle are doing vol. Minnesota has buI
two counties where the condition u only
fair. Nebraska all good. Dakota only ON,
fair. and WISCONSIN thosamc ltisunder
stood that tho counties In the States othc
than these reporting fair condition, rcPor
the condition ~ good.
The warm weather recently has brought
corn on rapidly, and q heavy crop scent
10 DO the prospect In every State. Exag
pcratcd reports have been sent out by In
tercstsd parties stating that much damag'
has been done by hot winds While gu
reports indicate some damage from thi
cause in Kansas iron which State mos
sensational dispatches have GOMEZ, the,
will show the condition Of the corn croI
In that State 10 exceed an average. re
cent rains have been beneficial 10 corn
pastures and potatoes In many localities
, Int more rain u wanted almost generally
The hay crop has yielded better than wa
expected. Pastures arc In lair cond
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CINCINNATI. o., Aug h=Nopn. .-Riyvf frci
and falling. Weather pleasant aud iair
LOUISVILLE ~, AuF S=Nobn -Hiyef fiil
slgsly with iicct : in.hr, In the canal aud feet
I inch ON the falls. SO business Weather clear
aud warm.
CAIRO ~. Aug hHNoon Arrived New
South. raducah, am. nc,oin. Memphis. IN on
City ~ Calm. Natchcf y an. Departed NvN
south. - t.nui4 = am. nrspin. Cincinnati iU
am. cay 1T ttifp. ~ Louis. ilHm. River ID irct
I itF he and falling. Weather cloudy aud hot
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When the stone WAS mp he went out with
the builder to see i. 1t looked very hand.
some, and across The base was the consoling
words "Thy will be done" "Well,"
asked tho builder, what do you think OF
it2" First rate in every way" was the
pleased reply. "Aui the inscription, is
that all right?" The widowcr gaZcd at it
tenderly for moment. "Well, | should
smile, " he said, THAT Just the kind OF
woman she was, 70 q dot.n
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A good time 10
ORDER YOUR COAL
G. Is. BRYAN & co.
Special attention to car load orders.


Mossrs. II. o. Branch Il Co, at No. 3os
Main street, are now ready for business
with n new line Of the best assortment
Of groceries, purchased for cash ut lowest
prices. This new firm have all OF the
latest convenicnccs ior doing first class
grocery business, AMI keep only the hes,
goods. which will bc delivered free 10 any
part " the city. Best brands Of can fruits;
Durkee's goods and Dodson 4 Hills fancy
goods. Fresh fruits OF all kinds received
every day With many years experience
IN the grocery business this cnierprising
firm will endcayOr. by low prices, fair
dealings and piompincss, 10 merit the pat
ronagc of the citizens OF Memphis and the
surrounding country. Quick sales and
small profits will be their motto. Mcssrs.
T.. q. Branch & Go. have secured the
services Of Mr. L. NJ. stmtton, formerly
with Messrs. 4. NJ. Woftham & Co., Of
this city, who las q great many friends
who will be glad 90 bcsiow upon him their
patronage IN the future as in the past
all OF whom Mr.. Stratton cordially invites
10 call and soc him in his new quarters.
The public are respectfully invited 10 call
aud see one oi the best aud most complete
stock Of fancy groceries ever offered Tot
sale In this city, and NJ the lowest prices.
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ORR they don't they should know that
Rnngum Root Linimcnt cured big head In
mules Tor W. y. Hunt. of Adair,yillc. NY.
!. N. Mallory. OF Forts Station, Tenn.
cured his hog, u blind siisgcrs with H. In
fact, this King Of Linimrnts is invaluable
for man and beast. and no family should boz
without a. 81 cents per bottle For sale at
Holster drug store. so 2Si Main street
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one-uaiI Fare Excavations Co Arhansa-
aud lenns.

The old reliable Memphis & Little Rock
railroad will place on sale August 2lst, Sep.
tombcr 18th and 25th and October oh and
sd round trip excursion tickets nom
Memphis 10 al points In Arkansas aud
Texas at the low rate Of one fare for tho
round trip. Tickets limited; good ~ days,
with privilege Of stopping OF at iniermc-
diaie pointl Sloepingcar berthsrcseryed.
Prompt atiCytion given 10 all communica-
tons in reAlrd 10 through car service.
Books, schedules and copy Of the New
Western Railway Guide, giving population
and description Of cities aud towns IN Ar
kansas and Texas, with best railway map
ever published, mailed free on application
10 q. T.. lIErn, T. u. A.,
II. J. BAILEY, II. A,
JSo. A. Scorf.
Ticket Agent, 3l2 Main street, Memphis,
Tenn.
s. W. TrcEER. q. T.. A.,
Little Rock, Ark.
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Through 81. Louis over the Kansas CITY,
Fort Scott 4 Memphis and Iron Mountain
railroads. Tickets good for thirty days.
This Is the only route that carries you
through 81. Louie Through sleeper and
free reclining chair cars. Train esdaily
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90. TWO DOLLARS.
To Little Rock and Return August II
and 10 Via the Iron Noun
tain Railway

and l2 Via the Iron Noun
tain Railway.
To give everybody chance TO ride over
the Memphis extension OF the It. LOUIS,
Iron Mountain Il Southern railway and
see the superior accommodations it offers
over all competitors in the way OF road
bed and through car service, the manage.
mcnt Of this vas, system has decided TO
throw the line open to the public on Sat.
urday and Sunday, August II and ~, by
naming nominal rate OF - 10 Little Rock
and return. Tickets will be good going on
any train, and will be limited TO return to
the 18th. For sleeping car bcrths and
further information call on II. u. Wilson,
passenger and ticket agent, No. 800 Main
street.
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pe.,ro,.i ~ Lightning.

ANrnoNY, Kas., Aug Blast night
about 10 o'clock, during a terrific thunder
storm. the city school building was struck
by lightning and completely destroyed.
Loss about $4,000, partially insured.
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WEATHER CROP REPORTS
THE WEEKLY BULLETIN OF THE
SIGNAL SERVICE.

Tho Report OF the Mississippi Weather
service-The Cotton Crop Generally
Looking Well-Rain Needed--Medium
Yiold of Corn.
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TnE Louisville 4 Nashville railroad will
sel round trip tickets TO Chicago on the
4ih, 5th and 9th ior the low price OF ".
Tickets good for thirty days. Tickets on
ealc al No. 3l2 Main street. and ut the
dopot. JonN A. ScorT,
Ticket Agent
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Thousands u letters from people who have
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Everybody should avail themselves OF
the opportunity OF q trip 10 Chicago ut tho
low rate Of 800 for the round trip over
the Illinois Central railroad, and good ior
thirty days. These tickets 90 OIL sale ON
Monday, Angus, o. Don't lose the chance
for cheap ticket 10 the north. From
Chicago you cango anywhere at = nominal
cost. Delay not, but gct your tickets nj
once.
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Gxr up clubs for TnE WgEKLY APrEAL
and secure one OF the cash priEea See lists
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TuE new DELICIOUS beverage frui.Mik at
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LOUISIANA LOTTERY draws Tuesday, Az.
gus, Z.
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LOUISIANA LOTTERY draws Tuesday, An.
gust Z.
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Following is the weathcr.crop bulletin Of
the Mississippi weather service, in cooper
alton with the United States signal service,
for the week ending Saturday, August 4;
RAINFALL--The rainfall has been below
the average during the past week. The
crops were not in need OF rain except in u
few localities, and the crops were generally
affected favorbly.
TEMPERATURES AND SUNsHtNE-Thc tenn
peraturc and sunshine during the past
week have been above the average, affect
ing crops iavorably.
EXTRACTS FROM REPORTS. Herman
ville-Cotton continues TO progress favor
ably, and prospects for a large crop evil
dent. Corn crops not so favorable; only
u medium yield anticipated.
Leland-Cotton crop in this section is
growing and fruiting well, an will yield an
average crop.
McNair-Cotton Is better than il was
this time last year; good prospects.
Grecnvlle-The crops are improving
under this favorable weather.
Artonish Plantation-Rain is needed
badly.
Tupclo-Crops generally doing well.
Mobile, Ala.-Rains badly distributed.
Corn and sweet potatoes looking well.
Palo Alto-Thc outlook for cotton crop
was never better. Pulling fodder this
week.
Nicksburg-Gcncrally speaking, the past
week has been favorable. Light rain
would he beneficial.
Batcsvlle-Old corn good. Cotton good
so far, but IN need OF rain.
Edwards-Latc corn, cotton and pota-
toes suffering for rain.
Holly Spring-Tempcrature for week
unusually high.
CoiTeeville showers Too much
sunshine.
Point Gibson-Thc crops OF the county
ART very good. r. II. FULLER, Director.
| NJ. J. WmGnr, Assistant.
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Na,ionnI Mcn,hrr Cror nnIIc,in.

National weather Crop bulletin.
WAsniNGroN, Aug. 5-The following
is the weather bulletin for the week end
cd Saturday, August l. issued by the sig
nal Office:
TEMPERATURE Tho week ending Au.
gust was warmer than usual In the grain
regions OF the central valleys, the average
daily temperature ranging from 30 10 ~
above the normal. In the extreme north
west, New England, eastern New York,
and on the south Atlantic and west gulf
coast, the average daily temperature for
the week ranged from 10 TO % below the
normal The deficiency in temperature
for the season previously reported over
the central valleys has been slightly modi-
lied 10y the warm weather, but the season
in those sections continues from one 20
two weeks late, and in New England and
the middle Atlantic States from ten 10
fifteen days late. In the cotton region
and the southern portion Of the tobacco
region about the normal temperature has
prevailed.
RAiNFAiI-The rainfall for the week
has been less than usual IN all ngricul-
luiui ulHlTltAh, fNNflll lil wv F'bhlu hAihilN'
States, where well distributed showers
occurred, and in the southern portions OF
Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota and
Dakota, where only local showers were
reported The rainfall for the season has
been generally greater than usual In the
upper Mississippi valley, northern Dakota,
western Kansas and Nebraska, aud on thc
gull coast west Of Florida. About 80 per
cent. OF the usual amount OF rainfall for
the season occurred IN New England, the
middle Atlantic States, the southern por.
ton OF the cotton region, central Tenres-
SEQ and eastern Kansas. Reports from
Minnesota, western Kansrs, the grain ~
gion Of the central valleys aud New Eng.
land indicate that the weather was unia.
yorablc for most crops, more rain being
needed, and while occasional showers occur.
rel in some OF these sections, they were
not well distributed. In the tobacco ~.
gion Of Kentucky and Eastern Tennessee
4 drouth ia threatened. Favorable wealth.
CT for harvesting prevailed In the middle
Atlantic States, Ohio valley and Michigan.
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.aoo =. ..,,.so aud return.

LOUISIANA LorTrm draws Tuesday, Au'
gust Z.
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D.s uoIn.. q, gbieagoa.


DAvESroRr, Ia, Aug. 6.--Dc5 Moines
3, Chicago ..
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LOUISIANA IorrKny draws Tuesday, Au.
gust
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