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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-23

{, W. Parker, rcsp vs, The West
to'si packing company, app; mp.
psal fnom Clatsop county; argued
and submitted.
John Nj, Corbcll, R'sp vs.. NJ. u.
chllders, app; appeal fNan Klamath
coanty; argued aud submitted.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-23
His Family Ill.

The several members Of j. i
Strayer's family, rcsidingint tIi7clI}
are quite i'll, the complaint hcin.
from local causes. lh'y all tor
severe colds during the long trI
acrosslhc continent, wui"h, togc, hc,
with changes Of AR and water, ha'
resulted IN sickness.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-23

In speaking of fine new spring
stocks of goods ii would not do ii
omit mentioning that of the Capital
Adventure Company, This firm,
in the lead MS always, is in receipt
of the finest line of dry goods, cloth
ing, dress goods, furnishings, shoes,
ETC., that have been brought 10 Sa-
lem for many days. They sell 50
cheap that all who see must pur-
chase, Call ON them and see for
Yourself.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-23

J. f.. Must, wife, and two children
arrived in Salem yesterday from
Pucblo, Co., and viii make this
CITY thcir future home. Mr.. Nasl
is photographer aud wlli be as-
so ,iatpd with +. j. Catherine.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-23
BKACKSMITHING and WAGONMAKNG

JOHN HOLM, THE OLD REIIAu,
,l Blacksmith, has removed his sbor =
corner of Commercial and Chemekets s,t 70
where he is ready to serve the public Tas, T9m,
ing associated with him Mr.. r.. Banner riaw "
experienced wagon-maker recentlv ~ an
Portland, he Is now prepared better thnna thvn
ever to do all kinds of wagon and car,iana .naa
making and repairing; all kinds of bloag
smithing and repairing, and a pens,s,
horseshoeing business. He has ali I;nSa
of shoes, steel ,trotting, hand made, etc ANA
attention given to the construction N WA MA
ons and carriages. Remember the nloas
opposite State Insurance building. f''oH
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-23
That Delicious Beverage.

That delicious and pure London
MIX Shake il now served at the
Candy Kitchen. This is by far the
finest drink you ever touched to
your lips. Call and try it,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-23

Lane county sent two coGvicts To
the penitentiary this afternoon.
They were Spud Murphy, sentenced
To two years for burglary, aud Thos.
Eaton, one year for larceny.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-23

Yesterday the 81. l'aul Episcopal
church elected the following gentle
men as Vcstries for the ensuing
Year; Dr. J. T.. Williamson, w. s.
slater and y, 4. Monr0e.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-23
2500 Trips on the Street Car Line

The location is pleasant and values will increase
much more rapidly than closer Several residences will be
erected at and occupied by purchasers and history
repeats itself is said to do from will see this
Addition avorte residence portion of the city, in all
other cities the residence portion has been determined by con-
venient lines of travel.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-23

Ausnbscribers to THE CAurALJorRNAI
vino do not secure their paper regularly
win notify this office, giving address, ana
the matter Will be attended to at once.
once, corner Court ana Liberty streets
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-23
HIGHLAND PARK,

the largest and by far the beautiful park about Salem
wide and well graded Hghand ave leads from the
city the Park and constitutes the incest and best SUBURBAN
carriage drive in or about the city, or in Oregon .
These lots will be offered at prices ranging from Soo 10
$780, $1,000 less than residence lots within the original
city limits The interest the difference of prices will each
year pay for
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-23
Street Gar Line

of construction and will soon be IN %
slightly overlooking the city and having beautl view
of the Cascade Mountains 1t is only short dstanc, rom
the Ground Station with which will be conneceo oy
the street car line. Just north of the addition is
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-23
BLACKSMITHING and HORSESHOElyG
4 POHLD

Have moved to AZ and 40 State s,....
where they are now ready for WORK
our old patrons and friends are invita- au "
call and see us in our new location ny .
are better prepared for work now NV we
ever having secured more room. lo,.maa ,.iaa
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-23

virgins Red CroSs Cough Cure will cure
thd NfvSnine cough, Guaranteed To give
satisIacnon. sold by an druggists
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-23

And branch offices in PORTLAND and ALBANY ana i'll. is
enraged in selling Farming Stock and Fruit lands IN the
Willamette Valley and city property in Salem and Albany
make speciality of small tracts for u fruit a ana G we Will
offer for sale lots Highland Addition to Salem . 70
The streets leading the business center OF the Guy "
this addition been graded in such manner as 10 ahe
them superior any other streets in the city, ana 'he
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-23
lHE CAPITAL JOURNAL.
rln,fs nr sI-RscRIPTION.

For advertising rates apply at this office
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-23

Mr Wiley Is a gentleman OF long exnerI
snes IA ths above line OF goods and sinsr.
n,snss n,sa Ss All WORK turned out at his shop
IN his line and be viii treat You right.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-02
corroy MANUFACTURERS ORGANIZE.

Augusta, Ca, May 1.-ManJ Southern malufact-
urcrs met here today TO discuss the adVsaoiliN OF
pcrrnapent organization OF the cotton manufacturers
I'm the Southern States and whether cotton bagginG
could be substituted for 1uc bagging Manufac tuners
were present from Georgia. North Carolina sou'h
Carolina Alabama. Tennessee and louisiana In &C
coriance with President lickmahs suggestions. reso
iutons were adopted providing for permanent or
ganizaton, with headquarters at Augusta Ga. heso
buttons adopted TO memorabilia congress 10 grant
sbsaes IN steamships from our ports 10 Central and
south America, and pledging the Southern manu-
fscturers to pay 10 cents per 100 pounds more Tor
cotton baled In cotton ether light baggng than Tor
cotton bacd in iute basgng. The impression seemed
TO be that the batng Of the cotton crop In couon
bagcins is not altogether practical. bu the spirit OF
te manufacturers is TO do all IN their power to aid
Ia MI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-02
CANES ON MANY DIAMONDS.

Pitsburo May 1-Nsver before has there been sueh an
exciting game at Recreation Park Is that OF today
Bakely was inyincibe the eighth inning when MAUI
made the home teams hit Of the game by putting
the ball over left field fence for home run The
visitors runs were made by Radfod ihout the assist'
apce Of basehit. the nrst by base on balls steal
and two put outs The Pitsburgs tied the score In the
ninth on balls. Bakelys put out and Dun'sps
single. The spectators were In an uproar until the
twelfth inning Carroll got base on balls went !"
third Msu's sacrifice. and scored ON huehnes MT
The a. follows:
G E.;sSsss (: g 2 SSS g 9 ! 9 9 %
ouls eisve1.ad and bassy Gn
pire-Mr Lynch
phnad.lphia. May 1-pA!ladclphIa again defeated Bos
ton this afternoon after close finish The score was
E Ea.an O .::::..dd 2 : 9 IS
dcpSa T. boston rtcher'-dloason and s0"der'
indianapolis. May There were no notable feasures
in tohay's game The visitors by this score:
indiana Ipdls%oDo. :..::::...;S . 9 9 9 9 IS
apoli. l. Chicago rtchsrs-BOylo. Burdek and Hutch
'" Tan.,s civ, May THE Cincinnati team played in
remarkable form today and defeated the Kansas City
nine with case. The was as follows:
, E,asaS cI'y.:..:: :S 9 9 3 "a
cS Cincinnati o riteSsfsroer and Durysa I'm
pre-Mr. Carney.
81, Louis. May 1.-st Louis outpayed Louisville at
every point to-day. and follows:
=, tn, I Lieut.. .: :6 sSG g 9 y
fssi.,s I'f!. .eI;iHs' psva ssf,sn
At wikesbsrre-Hartford 1S. Wllkesoarro D.
At Syracuse-Hamilton 8. Syracuse D.
Az pethlehem, Penn.-LehIgh University 10. Trinity
College IA. ,-,,--. q, ~,
versty OF New.York l.
At Easton-Easton Is. New: Haven 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-02
EVERYTHING QUIET IN THE TERMrORrA

Secretary OF War Proctor being asked BY Tribune
reporter yesterday about the situation In Oklahoma
showed q telegram received that morning from Gen.
eral Merritt which read Everything continues quiet
The local town governments practically estao
lshed I propose to visit The Cherokee Outlet ana
arrange matters there before returning TO hesdQuarsers
a, I,ayenvorth, Mr. Proctor added that he had
10 frar Of further trouble. General Merritps dis-
patches he said have shown from the first thar tne
law abiding element 10 In tho majority. Those peopie
won't there TO establish homes, and rs soon as the nrst
rush and excitement over. they will preserve order
and enforce the Law for themselves Meanwhile there
Is sufficient body Of troops on tho ground to overawo
the lawess minority and prevent anything ike or
ganIzed violence General Merritt and the officers In
charge are cautious who understand the situation
and l believe all the trouble to be over
Secretary Proctor will start on Saturday for the an
nusl ms pectou Of the military prison nj Fort LeaVen
worth General schofed. Adiu'antGererh Drum
and Coone, Barr. the military secretary OF tho war
Office will be of the party. General Crook Will prob
ably be detained by his duties in connection with the
Sioux Commission. but II so. General Williams OF MS
staff will represent him. Tho trip viii Include an
inspection OF the posts at Denver CHEYENNE laramie
Fort Smelling Mime apOls and Chicago. The secre,
tary will pass Oklahoma, but he says thcrc Will
DO no occ aston for him to visi. the Territory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-02
THE DOG OWES HIN EIGHT D0LLARS.
From The Chicago Herald.

Tho observant commercial tourist has grand OPP
Nearly Soiquiiops Individual One Of them stopping
sos !es
krkville Mo-, that rather outdoes the famous aog
noted for his ability IN counting money TIT. MS.
souri, dog is called Dash He is 90 iss 4ss Il xita
the utmost difficulty he moves about, and even 1000
iVeiest manner viii hardy bring forth the vel, Of
s hst '1 w though, and as
sight Of one Of these coins brings him TO his teet and
would indicate the miser This traveller never stops
at the hotel Without 20 hss Ss raw win .S via
oven greater cunning he had before given the dog
SsSrs him .1sF H dS him.
ten,ion to It; whsn however, he pulled run don,r
bis Pss and S
wagsing In expectancy. But he was not to Est u:
s %SneS he w msa nsas s
hesitation ION the dog xsddlsd up the long asht ana ~
down q tho head The man Instantly apped the coin
s. MN he ana esm ne to h aWos and hsn began
iondng and mounting that dollar in the most ladcrOw
e.
another traveller came In having nine mn ,s syss doaI
IN IN his 10 ss but msa
the whole nine down ugon the moor n front OF him
be grow u are. Of Ave- Or six fest
be started dst toward and then another soerngv
In n
Poor I'D Dash had never before had such time; the
nrst dollar was abandoned In the corner and tho
nwner pockstcd II while Dash was clumsly wsddltpg
from one to the other Of tho nine evidently endessors
10 coni,ire up some scheme whereby no might rako
IN the whole Dot AT this point said the travelling
man Dash showed greater cunning than ever saw
dollars and carried to whore another lay and dropped
II on the ono on tho floor, snd then scooped II
more and put that on tho pue Of two and this he
con tinued do unt he had the entire nine stacksd
mn When this was accomplished he made Q prodl
Sious effort to take them al in his mouth q once,
Snt could only manage eight and With that amount a
the bo die he started for bis corner giving tie ma
in simoiean longing hungry look Before be rsschsd
the townspoopls. and in passing Dash 10 leaned over,
iscfoas shake saying An, there fatty fhs surprise
was TOO much for Dash no gave one gulp, and down III
| throat went tho silver At this denouenont the
owner Of the money looked s.Seednsg Slsai. Sus
nc nd ur tie ono left on the floor end then, SiovsS
through with his business and ready TO depart fcs
some other town. no stayed two days In the hopS
Of recovering the lost money; and though be watched
he was compelled to leave the dog stu owing lin o.
eight donsssss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-02
THE HAITIAN RIVALS.
ONE AFRAID AND THE OTHER pAh1e ao4
FIGHT.


FIGHT.
Cane Hayu, Hayn, April 81 QSpeciaD.-Rvery day
the conclusion becomes moro and moro corsan, t1as
the end Of the trouble In Hayu VIII DO the establish
mont Of republics, Of the North and OF No sou
Both sides seem TO DO determined mover to give up
and yet neither will mako any bold offensive move %
as to stake everything ON ono battle Tho two great
leaders propose carrying on sham campaigns trusting
that something will turn tho tide Of popular enfnus
asm in their favor. Tho mass Of Legftmes troops
arc stu around Port Prince and largo BODY %
Hypolite's arc engaged in watching tho sams plaza
Small bands of both sides have made numerous e.
petitions through the territory Of their enemy, o."
no battles Of any importance have been fought steiy'
At sea the gunboats Of both sides arc apparootV
using the most untrng efforts to Keep ous OK mo
way Of those belonging to tho other side Xes ootn
declare that they cruising in every direction II
tho hope of meeting the ships Of tho rebels. To
Judge from the looks of the two ships have seen.
tho chances of q naval conflict would b greatly In
favor Of LeHume tho Dessalines Is superior In
every respect to the Jacmel. The former s veD
pretty neatooking little steamer Of about 500 TONS
She carries two veinch guns in each broadside ana
Q six inch Psrott rife forward Of tho smokestsok,
mounted as pivot gun. Besides this she has scverA
machine guns, and tho men appear to DO In very
good state Of discipline. The Jacmel. which 10 ons
Of Hyppolite's latest additions to his navy, IVES
formerly the Mercedes She was evidently largo
tug boat before she purchased for her presens
purpose and does not present nearly 20 wanike "A
appearance as the Dcssalines She is under the COM
mand of Captain Compton, who was IN commso3
Of the Haydan Rspnec the s snip ma states SI 80 much
troubIe and the lives Of several Naval omcers ana
men to effect her release. Tho captain says ne s
Of ssE he VIII Sre his
die in tho attempt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-02
VICTIMS OF THE GRAND mUYK DISAsrER.

Hamilton, ont, May l.-General Manager HiGkson
has arrived hero 10 conduct rigid investigation into
the cause OF the recent accident The bodies OF TWO
more of the victims OF the disaster have been
identified and taken away They were those Of
Morgan r. Scullen, of Chicago, which wcrc Identified
BY A. Covin and those OF II. S. Hall. an old and re-
tired merchant Of Evansville Ind, which were
Identified BY his soninlaw. The remains OF Mrs George
Grummetts will be sent to Chicago to morrow Board
man l.. Oviatt and Henry Pringle OF Chicago, are
reported missing 1t Is almost certain that Charles
J. C. Fraser, OF Toronto: J. L. CrTnick. OF Chicago
J. b. Storms, Of Camden Me- and Frederick Duthie ana
wife, Of Kansas City, arc among the dead pu'hie
and his wife wero expected at Toronto on Sunday A
,ocket belonging to Duthle has been identified BY
his brother. ,
Thirteen dead arc thus far accounted for leaving
six bodies not yet identified. search through inc
unclaimed baggage taken from the wreck has revealed
The foliowin names: II. Levy, chicago, MIS- om,h,
inc address,; Captain Butler Cock touny Insane
Nsy,nm near Chicago; Randall Orr, Omaha Neb
T. ". Jefferson, who in the Grand Trunk
Railway accident at Junction. Ont. on Sunday, has
,.,urned to his homo In Brooklyn. Tho dispatches
from Hamilton Ont, reported that his headless body
h.d been found In the wreck. lie says that he was
nrbabIy misunderstood by the correspondent OF the
ssociaied Press whom no told that he saw headcss
body In tho WRECK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-02
REHIND A BARRICADE.
y 1owBER SMITH WILL NOT SURRENDER.
A GUARD AT THE OFFICES OF THE ppPARThfEN1
or puBLIc woKKs-THE MAYOR REST:
ING ON His ARMS.

OF pUBIIc woRKs-THE MAYOR REST:
ING ON His ARMS. q.
rSsr. v.a . ersst calm about the exterior of the
onons NJ tho Department Of Public Works In Cham
bers IT, Yesterday, although It was known that tho
interior contained or 70 of morp or less armed
mon ready to repel any physical attack which miest
be- made upon tho right and title Of d. Lowber Smith
10 retain possession the lawful Commissioner. Iho
now defenoes added Tuesday were carefully ex'
amInod By Mr.. Smith and his heutenanb. ana tho
fresh locks bolts chaina and bars were found TO DO
In satisfactory shape and considered OF suhoent
strength to Withstand Mr.. Glroys efforts to get In
whether coming in the form Of sudden anu imPo"'
Gus assault or of . long continued siege.
Tho roof and scuts defences were especially iookea
after rs Il was believed that the main attacK "oui
be made from the tops of adjoining buildings, anu
the larger portion Of the rcpeiins io"os "'o NO.
fore hept on the upper floors yesterday ana iAs'
,,,ht Az pre.ent any demonstration from the street
will be regarded as q fent to draw the attention OF
the forces of tho County Democracy from the ioai
popt OF attack. When Tribune reporter Ano.hou
for sdm.ttsnce yesterday an extremely enn,h'afJ
looking person appeared, and soemny asser'oo 'na'
he wa, the only human being In the buhoihg. ITO
declined to permit the reporter 10 go IN anu
,h OF number Of bodied men on the rooi
~ ITO th.t he presumed that they had gone thnre
~ COO IN, parade. As no one OF them was supphed
With telescope the custodians explanation was re-
ceIvcd with reserve -,
While Mr.. Smith vas preparing the means OF
nhvsical warfare his counsel, ex-Judge Moan pAs's
and Mr.. Frost with the assistance OF some Oh 'no
County Democracy lawyers, wero examining 'ne'f
,cps, arms and getting ready for battle In the courts
II was rumored yesterday that they were preparing
for legal sally in the shape Of an Injunction. which
might have tho effect Of forcing the fighting ana AZ me
same time act double safeguard W proeon' PO'
session. . ,-..,,. ,r..n h. be,ri
Yesterday Of the preparations Commissioner sm,,h
vas maitng to bar his appontee out OF inc Dcph,
men. Of Public Works; The tine for or, IN, SOFT u
thing I'm New-York," he said, has Como pS'
have no right to mako this appointment !
the slightest wish to do / AM not an HN' ~
OF force In this any other matter WIN" va
settled by q peaceful resort to law. ,- A. -.
Mr.. Gnroy said that he had made no AZ vs., IN
am not apYoIntcd yet' he said. and ! may nnl 20
II will be Time enough to determine Shst "'-'' ."
do when the duty has been laid upon me. 49,. -
II is expected that tho Mayors hrsi act nn" "''"
ing will be to issue Nj. GiliOy's commlss'on'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-02
MARYLAND REPCBLTCAN LEAGUE.
ENTHUSIASM AND GOOD FEELING AT TIE AN
NUAL STATE CONVENTION.

NUAL STATE CONVENTION.
Frederick, Md, May (speciaD.-The Maryland
fnau,e of Republican Clubs held It's second annual
convention in this city to-day. Ninety four clubs CON
tanning 1900 members, were represented. Inc con
yentIon was composed Of about 500 men, ana was
characterized by harmony and enthusiasm. among
the prominent Republicans present were Louis r. NC
Comas. Milton Gurncr, william NJ Marine charles L.
Wilson, Albert Small william b. Burchnd and John
C. NotIer President ". W. johnson declined to be
candidate for denomination. Tho officers chosen a"
President, Daniel L. BrInton: SECRETARY, lionry H.
nrenfelder; tree surcr, John {. Rose Tho delegates
elected To the annual convention to 10 held next
February I'm Nashville d. L BrintDn, W. W.
Johnson Samuel Muirhead william ii. links ana a.
j. Reed. resolution was introduced protesting
AGAINST the appointment by the Secretary of the Treas
ury OF brothsr of Senator A. r. German to position
under this Administration, but 1t was immedia@y
suppressed by being referred to the Committee on
Resolutions Resolutions wero adopted oongatulatng
tho Republican party OF the state upon the hopeful
outlook for future success and upon the splendid work
accomplished by the League during tho first year OF
its existence and urging the club to renewed efforts In
tho coming year. A large number OF ahdiuonA CLUBS
are already writing TO be admitted to tho league. inc
rrports from tho clubs Indicate encouraging prospects
for carving the next Legislature, which VIII eject
United States Senator tn succeed Senator " ilsOh
large and enthusiastic meeting at night was Sdrc'sc-
by Louis McComas, William ii. Marine and Others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-02
PAYMENT MADE By 3. s. STOKES.

Kansas City, Mo-, May (speciaD.-The attachment
.u,t ~ r L. Martin against Edward s. Stokes, OF New
YORK. for ooo for the refusal Of Stokes to comply
with his agreement in purchasing 2osa shares Of the
pacific Mutual Telegraph Company, was compromised
this morning and dismissed by Judge Field In the Cir
cult Court On March 1, 1888, Mr.. stokes' president
80 tha In,t.d Lines Telegraph Company, negotistsd
%, the controlling interest in the stock OF tho Pacific
Mntual and Pacific Telegraph Companies. Some mis-
understanding arose and be refused to make tho FIRST
nayment Of - $780, which was due on March i, 1885,
Mr.. Martin president Of the Pacific Mutual and Pacific
Nh Sompanes began attachment suit for the
nsyment of tho entire amount due. Stokes has now
mSda the first payment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-02
BOSTON RAN A STOCK MARKET WITHOUT NEW:
YORK

BOSTON, May I specialization succeeded to-day
in its independent attempt to run stock market.
The tone was strong under the leadership OF A'chi-
son and Western, but the market was duiL bonds
a.. arm The transactions Of the day amounted
to 7,oso shares and sl7l,loo bonds. Atchson.
,h,ch closed on saturday at AZ Ia, opened at
40 a.s. and advanced by eighths and quarters TO
Al Ia Then there was fall to az So, but this was
on,v temporary, and the price ran up in the after
noon to 40 3-s, where It closed, gain Of 1 Ia.
M,ssrs. Kidder, Peabody & Co. say that Atchisop
pro.ies have been coming In steadily during the hol
DAYS Good authorities now assert that the actual
.mount held By them exceeds 100000 shares. 1t
. .,bs That the ticket for the new board Of direct
nrs viii be' made public this week Chicago, Bur
iinston and Quincy opening at Ia Higher ct 81 L.,
cold nm 10 05 at tho close.