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South BEND Hotel R1nun napn

PORTLAND, Dec. 27.-Advices from Asto-
ria state that the Crescent hotel at South
Bend, Wash, was blown down Thursday
during the storm and completely wrecked.
A number of persons were in the building.
but no one was injured.
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BLOODY DEEDS IN THE SOUTH.
Christmas Dancing Floors Red With
Blood-Usual Holiday Festivities.


Blood-Usual Holiday Festivities.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 27.--A Times Demo
crat Lumberton. Miss, special says: A
fatal affray occurred at dance this after
noon. In night at a dance at Red Top
Christmas night F. r. Tavre killed John
Parker and seriously wounded Neal Strain
and John Hickman. Tayre was placed in
Ellisville Jail by Justice of the Peace
Cooke, of district No. l.. Today Justice
Smith, of district No. 2. dispatched dep
uty with the necessary papers to obtain
Tavre's release on bonds, and Sheriff
Shivers tried to rearrest Tayre. The shoot
ing resulted, and Tavre was killed and
Sheriff Shivers and Deputy White fatally
wounded.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. 27.-A special
from Pine Bluff, Ark, says: Meager de-
tails are received of an ARRAY at Swan
Lake. Two negroes are reported dead,
and ten more or less seriously wounded.
The fight occurred at dance.
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THE ACKNOWLEDGMENT DECEMBER g. 1890

connection with the makeup of the roll OF
the next house of representatives. He
AYERS therein that he has RETAINED from
determining any question that may arise on
certificates. He asks the Judgment OF the
court in regard to the seventeen names
mentioned in the petition.
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Shipping Intelligence.

SAN Francisco, Dec 27.-Arrived-Bk
Seminole, Nanaimo, Haw.; str San Mateo,
Sanaimo. Departed.str Wilmington,
Portland.
Arrived-Bk Northwest, Port Madison.
Sailed-Br T. w. Lucas, Poltl md; str AL
catraz, Coos Bay; str Arcata, Coos Bay;
str Emily, Coos Bay; str San Pedro, Ia
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spokane siam Rohhed In Sam niaro

SAN DIEGo, Dec. 27-Fire in the st
James hotel At an early hour this morning
damaged the building to the extent of
5000. p 7. Weber, of Spokane Fails
who, with his family, was stopping AZ the
hotel, was relieved Of considerable iewelry
by sneak thieves during the progress of
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The Nicsraguan Presidency,

SAN JUAN DEL SUR, Dec. 27.-According
to the constitution DR.. Sacasa on the 18th,
deposited the presidency in the power of
Colonel Ignacio Chacez, who will exercise
the functions of fchief magistrate two
months, when Sacasa will resume office
as president for four wears.
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Popular Government in Mexico.

Cry OF MEXICO, Dec. 27.-Troops and
officials marched through the streets of
the city today and officially posted notice
that reelection 20 the presidency of the
republic is now permitted by law.
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Karsan Drops Dead in MissouIa.

MrssoULA, Mont, Dec. 27.-fSpecial.l J.
Thomas Leonard, railroad laborer,
dropped dead on the street here this even
ing of pneumonia. His home was in Rus
sell county Kansas
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Tacoma Special Election February 3

TACOMA, Dec. 27.-TSpeeial. THE city
council this evening decided to call a spec
ial election February to pass upon the
issue of SS75, 900 bonds. Should the propo-
sition he approved the bonds will be avail
able about April /.
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Thieving County Treasurer Arrested.

KANSAS Cry. Dec. 27.-A special from
Columbia, Mo, says: James g. Gillespie.
treasurer of Boone county, has been ar
rested for EN- excitement. The amount is
not definitely known.
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Farmers, Alliance in Ca,;forn;.

PETALUMA, Cal, Dec. 27.-A branch of
the California Farmers Alliance was or
sanized here this afternoon. wv Chap
man was elected president, and ex-State
Senator Henshaw vice president.
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Canven,,on az whaIerx

OLYMPIA, Dec. 27.-lSpeeiai. The Puget
Sound SchoolmaSter's Club met in this
city this morning. After two hours dis
eassion on educational topics the club ad-
iuurnea
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Tacnma Cnnrt Nntes

TACOMA, Dec. 27.-fSpecial. Pat Kelly
was today sentenced 10 sixty days in the
county Jail for stealing an oyercoat from
tie Globe clothing house.
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senator Hearst Unimproved.

WASHINGTON CRY, Dec. Ex-senator
Hearst's physicians report tonight that
there is no change in the senator's condi-
ton.
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Fair weather Today.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 27.-Forecast till
p. m. Sunday, for Oregon and Washing.
ton: Fair weather, except light rain at
Fort CANDY; warmer at Walla Walla.
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CONCORD. \. H.. Dec. 27-Clerk Jewett
TINS Afternoon filed answers to the bills
entered against him by the Democrats In
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Great smureler Dead.

HoRNELLsvrsLE, \. Y. Dec. 27.-The ia
NOUS trottint stallion Smaggler, record
2;l615, died today.
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There is really no gambling going on in Chi
cago except that which is in progress in the
gambling houses and elsewhere-Chioqco yeqcs
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Steamer ArrivaIs.

BREMERHAvEN, Dec. 27.-Trave, New
York.
HAvRE, Dec. 27.-Normandie, New York.
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spokane Man Robbed in Jersey CITY.

NV YogS, Dee. 27.--sspecial. james
L. Hamilton, who is about 10 years old.
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Everyboly buys IN MedIna.

The prettiesS onyx table in Seattle. az Seattle
CEoeAery Company, os Front street
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SUPREME CNrRT.

SALEM, Dec. Is, 40.
On motion of w. II. Holmes, r.
IL. q. Ward was admitted upon Ger
tificate from the supreme court Of
Idaho to practice in all the courts OF
this state.
Elizabeth Potter. contestant, resp.
VS.. Cyrus Jones ct AL, proponents,
app, appeal from Clacxanlas coun.
ty; argued and submitted. w. w.
Thayer and G. d. Latourette atty's
for app; Jones & Stuart atty's for
resp.
SALEM, Dec. 18, 80
Richard T. Humphrey, resp. vs..
The Chulcat Canning Co., app; APP
peal from Clatsop county; judgment
reversed and the cause remanded to
the court below for a new trial.
Opinion by Strahap, g. J.
j. w. Cook, app. VS.. City Of Al
bina, resp; appeal from Multno-
nah county; appeal dismissed.
Opinion by Strahan, G. j.
Geo. Pope Il Co., app. vs. j. p.
Ames ct al, resp; appeal from Ma
riOn county; judgment of the court
below reversed and that the money
in controversy be paid into the hands
of the receiver. and when that IL
done. both he exonerated. Opinion
by Strahan, G. J.
G. S. Hogue, resp. vs.. The City of
Albina ct al, app; appeal from
MultlIomah county; judgment Of
the lower court affirmed. Opinion
by Bean, ].
State Of Oregon, resp. vs.. Ed.
Wheeler, app; appeal from Multno-
NAH county; judgment Of the lower
court affirmed. Opinion by Bean, J.
Max Friendly, app. vs. J. b. Lee,
resp; appeal from Be.ton county;
judgment reversed, with directions
to enter judgment for $3.O6 cents.
Opinion by Lord, j.
McCulsky, vs.. Klosterman & Co. !;
motion for rehearing overruled.
State Of Oregon, resp. vs. Abe
Lawrence, app, and State of Ore
gon, resp. VIZ. John Mack. app; ap-
peal from MultnOmah county,
argued and submitted. w. II.
Hume atty for resp; Gilbert Nc.
CHM for app.
Court adjourned ill Jan. D, '91.
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500 Reward. $lOO.

The readers of the CAPITAL jour.
NAL will I've pleased to learn
that there Is at least one dreaded di.
sease that science has been able tu
cure In all its stages, aud that is ca.
tarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the
ouly positive cure now known t.
the medical fraternity. Catarrh
beinga constitutional disease, re.
quires a constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter.
nally, acting directly upon the sys.
tenn, thereby destroying the founda.
tion of the disease, and giving the
patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature iu
doing its work. The prOprietors
have 30 much faith in its curative
powers that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that it fails ia
cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address, +. J. Cheney & Co., Tole-
do, o. Sold by all Druggists, Toe.
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An elegant line of oelluioid novel
ties just received at Patton's State
street book store.
The Second Regiment band will
give another of their fine concerts
next Friday night at the opera house.
1t would rather surprise you If
you were to buy pair of shoes at
Krausse Bros and some day have a
note dropped to you telling you that
the elegant piano they are giving
away belonged to you.
By the looks of John G. Barr's
show window one would be led to
believe that he has fine stock of
jewelry. His prices are very reason-
able,
The low prices of holiday goods
at Patton's book store are peculiarly
adapted to the times.
Buy your toys at Crissmans.
McCrow d Willard are still the
butchers who take the lead in all
delicacies in their line.
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telegram from Muckle Bros, deal.
ers In general merchandise at 81,
Helens, Oregon stating that last
night burglars entered their store
o'ew open the safe, aud riflIng /, Of
It's contents. II stated that the bur.
glars secured about $1,000 IN cash and
papers, aud notes t. the value of
$4,000 No clue is yet discovered.
POWDER MILLS EXPLODE.
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Dec. 10. An
explosion occurred to-day at the
works of the Ohio Powder company
killing two employees.
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WASHINGTON.
IN THE SEN ATE.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. 49,
In the senate Dolph's resolution
providing for an investigation as tc
whether the right to vote IL denied
or abridged In any state, with Vests
amendment, extending the investi-
CATION 10 an inquiry as to whether
by state Legislation any man is de.
nied work on public works by reason
Of his color, was takcn up.
AssAIIs THE 10TH. AMENDMENT.
Morgan In opposing the resolu-
ton called attention to the fifteenth
amendment to the constitution, crit
| Using It, and contending that the
foundation of the country would be
much better had the government
been content with the fourteenth
amendment.
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MARKETS.
WHEAT.
FINANCIAL.
A BANK CLOSES.

BANK CiOSES.
CLEARFIELD, Pa, Dec. 18.-Th'
CIearfeld county bank closed 1t,
doors this morning. The owner o
the bank isex.U United States Senate
VIM. A. Walluce. Liabilities, $780,.
600; assets. $850,OOO.
cLEws ON FINANCE.
NEW YORK, Dec. 18.--Henry
Clews has addressed an open letter
TO the secretary Of the treasury, In
which he says: "COngress should
amend the present silver law by In
serting clause giyiDg the secretary
Of the treasury authority to change
at his discretion the periods for
purchase of silver. Congress should
also pass Shern'an's bill, which pro-
yides for national bunk bills 10 be
Issued up to par value OF United
States bonds. This will increase
that class of money $l5, ,0OO, ,OO0."
IN DAKOTA.
HURON, s. D.,--The Hume Na-
tional bank suspended this morn
lug.
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INSTRUMENTS Filled for Record ut the
County Recorders Office.

Henry Bronkey and wife
to Mrs Teresa Luchopelle, II
part of olk 80 in'Hubbard BID : 2
A West and wife TO J Cave
s acres in 10 s,r3 W, b d 2
Or Land Co to Squire Far
rar, trustee, 1t 8Sof SunDyside
fruit farms NO3
II A Thomas to Jennie
Thomas, 1t 4 and part Of II
gin blk l6, University ad to
Salem
PS Knight aud wife to l. J
Culver, Its 2. 3, 36 aud 81 In
Capital park ad to Salem III
II w Davenport and wife
to Mrs L J David, 8 acres in
tGs, wv 6l
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DR.. Gunn's Improved Liver Pills are
sure cure for sick headache, bilious com
plants, dyspepsia, indigestion, costiveness
torpid liver, eic. These pill insure periec
digestion, eOrrect the liver and stomach
purify and enrich the blood and make tn
Skin clear They also produce good ap
petite, and invigorate and strengthen thu
entire system BY their tonic action, Sole
at rs cents box by smith 4 Steiner.
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FOR EIGN.
sHiLLALIEs BROUGHT TO PLAY.

sHiLLALIEs BROUGHT TO PLAY.
DUBLIN, Dec. TO. - At Baltyny.
NIL today while the meeting of two
'act'ons were being held near TO.
gether, the ParnelIites attacked the
opposition. The McCartyites re.
PEELED them after spirited defence,
led by Davit, DR.. Tanner and a
number OF priests. Many persons
on both sides were injured. ParnelI
presided over the meeting of his
supporters.
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FRIGHTENED. - Many people,
when they 20 to buy something are
so frightened lest they should he
imposed upon, that they hardly
know what to buy. This need not
be the case at G. w. Johnson IL Co.'S,
for lhey have only the best Of goods
and obliging clerks.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-16

Itching Piles are known by moisture
like pei spiration, causing intense itching
when warm. This form as well as Blind
bleeding and prOtruding, yield at once To
pr. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, whi ch acts
directly on the parts affected, absorbs tn.
msrs, allays itching ard effects q perman.
ent cure. SO cents. Druggist or mail;
tretise free. DR.. BosankO, Philadelphia Pa
eold by Smith & steiner.
WOOD FOR SALE.-I have 100
cords of dry grub oak for sale and
will deliver to any part of the city
at $3.50 per cord, Lewis Pettyjohn.
1912 12:.
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Bro CONTRACv.-Baker 4 Strang
have commenced on their contract
renewing the plumbing and yen,Ila-
, ting in the state house.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-16

TIE Mup.-The mud is being
scraped from our streets o0, .ne" ~ "
neyc, gets too deep for patrons "
net to s. Farrar u Co.'s 'o' ''''
fresh groceries,
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POLITICAL.
NEW CIiAIRM AN.

WAsHIN0TON, ID. c.. Dec. 10. -
The coinage comnittc to-day elect
ed Wickham, Of Ohio. chairman to
succeed Conger, who resigned to
become minister to Brazil.
IDAHO'S sENAToRSHIp.
Boise CITY. Idaho, Dec. IL. Tine
legislature to-day ballotted in seper-
ate session for United StatesS enator.
The First ballot resulted: Stevens,
tDem.); 10; Dubois, II; Mcconnell,
Q; Shoup, 8; Claggett, 8.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-16
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
WILLAMETTE

WILLAMETTE.
J Finn, NJ NJ Bader, w r
Wheeler; s. F.
G r. Chrisman; Eugene.
+ Clarno, w H Hume, w w
Thayer, Byrne, VIM Keller, c G.
Baker, M H Inslo; Portland.
/. w Clark; Streat0r; III.
CT Reding; Buth Creek.
Sam r Stott; City.
HI Hershberg; Independence.
F. Newton; New York.
A Nicholas aud wife; Kelso, Wn.
A Coleson; Omaha.
CA Biggs; Chemawa.
J p Faull; Baker City.
$ II Harkleroad; City.
COOK HOTEL.
Perry MOser, SiIverton.
II T. Survers, Lewis. Portland.
f. S Hurivie. st Louis, Mo.
Fl Kurns, Edward Boielvin, J {
Cook. J + Caulfied, A T. Schauf,
Portland.
Waller Seeles, J B c Gush, Z De.
pan, B Hornbuckle, Oregon City.
n LeacD, 1acoilin.
l. Z Fish, Boise City.
/ Price, Turner.
II q Cooper, NlapietOn, MiDn.
+ q Beatty, Oil City Pa.
ID X Muselk, Clackamas.
A $ COurs. Butteyille.
CD Harris, Cloverdale.
h K Chamessuer, Oregon City.
David Blume, Marykird, Ill.
Jacob Carhunie, Brookville, III.
James 4 Vance, J G Gardner,
City.
Lizzie Muller, Portland.
Closing Out Sale.
J. w. Crawford il closing out his
stoves and tinware, preterring to
sell these portions Of bis stock at
great reductions TO again moving
thonn n. a. xutf
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IDAHO'S sENAToRSHIp.
CRIMINAL.
CUTTING AFFRAY AT INDEPEND-
ENCE.

CUTTING AFFRAY AT INDEPEND-
ENCE.
IMDEPENDENCE, Or, Dec. l8.-A
cutting aflray occurred last evening
between Ben Dice aud Dave Sinlp-
son, IN which the latter received
two gashes on the right shoulder
from two edged dirk knife and II
dangerous wound In the right side,
severing the interosial artery and
penetrating to II depth Of one and
three quarter inches. Dice is under
arrest.
LIFE WAS a burden.
VANCOUVER. WASH, Dec. l6.--
rnvale Gjerdwine, + company,
fourteenth infantry. just released
from a term of confinement for
military Ofiense, committed suicide
shortly after being relieved from
guard duty. He went with his gun
70 the rear Of the guard house, and
un'ying one shoe aud placing the
muzzle of the gun In his mouth
ue'loerately pulled the trigger with
one of his toes, literally blowing his
Drains out. II Ia understood that
ne iiad II short time ago Inherited
qul'e n sum of money from relatives
.n the old country. The cause OF
'he suicide in unknown.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-16

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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-03-19
I'm The Spring Months =,

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systemis changing from the full habit of
the winter months to the lighter diet of
the warm season. Nothing does this as
well as S. S. S. 1t stimulates the slug
gish blood and rids the system of heavi-
ness and the feeling Of languor. If there
is poison in the blood, itgenerally shows
itself in the spring, and this is the sea-
son to hel y nature to drive it out and be
cured.
S. S. s. beauties the skin and makes
the complexion rosy and healthy.
s. S. s. gives elasticity to the step and
buoyant spirits.
S. S. S. makes the feeble and delicate
strong and robust.
S. S. s. is tonic to the whole body
and increases vitality.
S. s. S. is a simple vegetable medi-
cine, harmless to the most delicate, yet
so powerful as to cleanse the system of
all impurities. Treatise on skin and
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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-03-19
The Navajo blanket.

The Navajo tribe of Indians own
immense hocks of we'll bred sheep, and
the wool clip averages 100000
pounds annually. a part of this finds
its way into the regular market
through the traders, but the greater por
ton is carefully selected for the man
ufacture of blankets After being
cleaned, carded and died by process
known only to themselves, the wool is
ready for the loom. The weavers are
important personages, and will only
perform the labor of making the blan-
ket, therefore the work of erecting the
hogan, which contains the loom, de-
wolves upon the squaws. The hogan
is made by planting six rough hewn
poles about eight feet high in the earth
at regular intervals, forming small
square. On top of these boughs of
trees are placed to form roof and
shade from the burning rays Of the
sun. The center poles form the sides