Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-05-09

, a rival politician, that the only
+ thing he succeeded in hanging was
his shingle.
The Michigan high license law,
which goes into effect May l. 1890,
taxes retailers 5000 annually; distill
crs $1,000; wholesale dealers and
wine merchants $500 and $500 re-
spectively.
-Four hundred persons are said to
be leaving Oklahoma daily. There
is report that seems to be well
founded, that "cliquc" has been
formed to secure possession Of the
best land in the territory, and drive
out the rightfui owncrs.
A school Of journalism is to he es-
tabished in the university of Penn
sylvania. The newspaper men of
that state will be given n few point
ers by the graduates of this school
as to the manner in which their pa
per should be conducted.
One head of a public school said
he could always tell when a boy
commenced to use tobacco by the
record of his reritatons. Prof.
Oliver Of the Annapolis Academy
said he could indicate the boy VINO
used tobacco by his absolute inability
to draw Il straight line.
From Omaha, Neb,, where high
license is the fashion, comes the fol-
lowing, printed in the Bee Of that
city: There being nothing to drink
in high license Omaha, yesterday
20O0 study citizens Of high license
Ne raka, went over to prohibition
Iowa and got all they wanted.
Just before his death u man in .
New Haven ordered IA sum of mon
ey to be laid out in beer for the
mourners at his funeral, thus de-
parting from life and the usual or
der Of things at the same time.
Generally the BIER is laid out for the
corpse, but in this case the corpse
laid out for the beer.
At the present time, outside of
the National Park where about two
hundred and sixty buflaloes are
now harbored, there are not over
three hundred, probably not as
many, left in the whole United
States. The survivors of this mag
nilccnt race Of animals are scatter
.sl in little punches in several locali-
ties.
While Historian Bancroft, now ,
quite feeble, WAS walking on the
arm ofa valet the other day in
Washington, eX-Sccretary Bayard :
'spicd him and stcppedup to greet
lin. The two bookworms fairly
lugged each otheI md EXCHANGED :
erms of endcarment that seemed to ,,
'c culled from the vocabulary of ,
t'iity ycarJ or more ago, p. II. Bar :
lum was the editor of paper in /
Connecticut. He cut.and $
lashed the corrupt officials SO saw q
gcly that he was arrested and
1dged IN JAIL The other day the o
ld Jail was torn down, and the pub i,
C, in appreciation of the old editor. e.
al handsome cane made from G
ne of the Ntters and presented to "
'arnlm MS memcnto of the period. p
There have been scores of eX. ("
lanatlonS rs 10 how the term, "Let b
+ go Gallaghorw originated. The Il
blowing clipped from printers
lner is no doubt the true origin of
le expression: "Daniel J. Gala. "
her, wei! known printer of Phil >
Ielphla, some years ago became Il
age-sIrdck, and, in order To get be- IN
ind the scenes daily consented TO Il
'N'st IN inning and lowering the 9Iil
'rlMns' The ropes became entan- -
ed IN the hands of the type, and at b,
critical moment the curtain re- m
Sed to drop, The dying william ON te
Ie stage prolonged the agony rs IN
ng rs he could, until the stage la
anager became frantic. and, seq ID
: that the novice did not know OF
hat To do, shouted in full hearing -
'ne audience: Let her 20, Gal
Sher' Let her goH And from ia,
at day forward the phrase became a'
ret slang" vi
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