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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-02

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PrNlOsas for SUPPLIES

,1,,,r gSNARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
O,rr>- stale Insane ASylcrn invite
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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
THE CUBAN BANDITS
They are Terrorizing the People OF
the Island.
A sEW ROBBER CHIEF NAMED MARCIO
Making Havoc with the Property Of the
Plantefs, aud the fri ishtened People
Dare Not Leav. the Protection
OF the Military.

HAVANA. Oct. 20.-Since the advent
of Cuba's new Captain-0eneral, Don
Gamilo Polayiegs, the brigands have
grown more audacious than ever. The
eastern part OF the island is literally
overrun with them, because the troops
detailed 10 accomplish their extermi-
nation have so far confined their des-
ultory and futile operations To the
western districts. A band OF energetic
cut-throats raided the village OF Peru,
Oct 5, and severely wounded an iniin-
entail citizen named Senor Jose Milan,
who barely escaped with his hfe by
mounting a swift horse. The same night
three of the despersdoes entered the
store of Senor Jose Lugo, in Arroyo
Blanco, where half a dozen customers
had gathered TO make purchases and
discuss plans for discouraging the visits
of bandits. All of these people had
come well armed but left their weapons
lying around the store when they sat
down TO talk.
The first of the three brigands to
enter the place put himself between the
citizens and their arsenal, holding a
cooked revolver in each hand. The
citizens did not get out of their chairs
until the three unwelcome visitors left
taking all the portable vsluables upon
which they could lay their hands, and
lntimating that it SenOr Lugo did not
present them with $1,000 on specified
Date he would be ghost inside OF As
hours.
Thirty minutes after the bandits had
finished lootiug Lugo's estabilshm ent,
troops were on their tracks, bnt they
easily escaped to their mountain fast
nesses. These fellows are members o
gang led by one Marclo, new figure
in the annals of Cuban brgandage.
Who Marcio is, nobody knows, for he
never put in an appearance prior TO
last summer. RumOr has il that he is
United States citizen, the survivor OF
some defunct filibustering expedition.
In his short career he has made him.
self terror TO lawabding people, and
hIs fame as an outlaw bids fair TO rival
that of the great and only Manuel
Garcia, liking of the Cuban forests"
Garcia himself has remained In digni-
fed retirement for more than month,
presumably fattening on the blackmail
which he has levied from various rail-
way corporations. Some say that he
has temporarily suspended his forays
Sc as to give some of the other bandit
chiefs, notably "Matagas." once the
scourge OF the island, chance to earn
living.
AS the sugar crop is ripe for harvest
and agricultural laborers are so terri
tied that they will not trust themselves
out of the shadow OF the military garri-
sons under any consideration, the
planters are in distressing quandary.
They have repeatedly besought the
governmental protect them, butinvain
In order 10 vote everybody must re-
register Oct 30-3l and Nov. /.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

srerisi 60 ne = Eessa Asssrn
AIco. Mich, Oct. zo.-James r. Nc
Bride and VIA. 7. Adams addressed :
large ascend bage of farmers tonight a.
Bowne Center ard for over tvo bours
discoursed the ssoes q toe dav Mr
Adams wss very Csustlc in s8ne q -
remarks. ard was warmly sDpisaie1
Wnen he referred CD t1e sa1dero ls
statements hefaz circulated ~ atFr-
este1 psrl - thst 90 wss 81 nprster
sri wss rot a member ~ tte Patrons
81 Ind sfrV. hs statement 90 tAe eos
frsrY AS eV iertT believed ~ te
members 81 the cr3ef cresrt ane
Peter nursa H u eoae aezae8 . iae
sAals tomb Ngh McEray
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
CAMPBELL sNUBBED.
Tho Ohio Legislators Evidently Want
None of Him.

COLUMBUS, o., Oct. 20.-The House of
Representatives of the Ohio Legislature
was only IN session long enough this
afternoon TO administer a singing re-
buke TO Governor Campbell. The House
was called to order at D. m. and the
reading of the Journal Immediately
proceeded with. During this reading
Claude Meeker, the Governors private
secretary entered, carrying documents
IN his bands. 1t was already known
by members that the documents winch
Meeker carried was a message, and It's
purport was generally understood.
Speaker Hysell would not recognize
Meeker and at once, upon the conclu-
sion of the reading of the journal
Geyer DEM moved to adjourn to
lOa. m. tomorrow. Another Democrat
promptly made second, and the House
adjourned with the Governors message
still standing on the floor waiting for
recognition. Gov. Campbell feels the
insult deeply, and declares that he will
hold no further communication with
the Legislature unless they send COM
munlcation TO him.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
THE PETERS FAILURE.
No New Dev-iopmsnt.-R Returns From
Two Nichigsn Bsnks

MAS1srEE, Mich. Oct. 2o-No new de-
veiopments have been made IN the Pc
ters case. The works are running.
Bank Examiner Austin +. Wing. Of De-
troit, has Just dnshed gong through
the Manistee National bank sssets snd
Liabilities snd says that the bank hss
enough money on hand 20 pay every
depos.t0r. he examined every sscur-
~. Iae hank = "a sound "a a nut and
hss his unqualified approval
SAGINAW. Mich. Oct. 20.-All the Pc
ters paper held in saginaw banks s
$4,000. ~ the Home National bank
aud = wsA secured
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
THE PETERS COMPLICATION
suits Began in the Circuit Court-Ai
Manistee.

The Peters failure stirs matters in the
circuit court in the shape OF the follow
iEg suits: Thayer Lumber Company vs.
Vim. Dunhsm, Arthur Meigs and r. G.
Peters, and gsruishee suit against
Geltes Bros, Dregge & Co. and the
Folding Bed and Table Company.
VIM. :. Barnett and Glendon A. Rich
ards, attachments against Arthur Meigs
& Co. Foster. Stevens b Co, attach.
mert suit against Arthur NeIgs & Co
-G. X. 4 T. r. 4. Company vs.. Arthur
Mefgs and r. G.. Peters. The National
City Bank vs- Arthur MeIgs and Z. G..
Peters.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Oct. 20.-Six men
broke jail here yesterday evening, and
are now at large. They were all tough
characters and desperate men.
They made their escape by removing
one OF the iron bars which separated the
lower corridor from the upper, there
by gaining entrance to the laundry.
Next they cut window
bar and crawled out. Their
names are: Ed. Wilson, charged with
burglary; Thomas Burns and Charles
Smith, charged with stealing $500 worth
of velvet from Chicago & Grand
Trunk freight car; Dan ODay, under
sentence oil two and half years at
Iona for larceny; +. D. Reynolds, sem
fenced yesterday to jackson for SIX
years for attempting to xiii a Grand
Rapids & Indiana conductor, and Lem
uel Allen, awaiting trial for criminal
assault.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
DROWNED MOTHER
The Terrible Charge Made Against
Two Fanaucs.
BIG JAIL DELIVERY IT KALAMAZOO
six Jelly Birds Leave That Edince at
NiEhtfsn Through q Hsie-rhey Were
All Tough Character. and Des-
perate Men.

PERRY, Mich, Oct. 2o.-wm. Fillinger
and wife, OF near this town. are IN jail
at Corunna, charged with baptizing TO
death FillInger's old mother. They
have recently become crazed upon re-
lgious matters, and holding down the
SICK old lady upon her bed. they poured
water into her face until she was actu-
ally drowned. Saturday.
The crazy folks thereupon began to
treat their baby IN similar manner.
They would have been successful but
for the interference of some neighbors.
An officer arrested them for murder.
They have been respectable farmers,
and have only recently showed signs of
insanity.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

LoskssR0kT, tno., Oct zo--cQ@4ker
Thomas b. ksse addressed 500 people
Al Broad ssy rink. this aftsrnoOn, and
sss most,sathusl4stie~liy received. In
tie course 81 rs remarks. ne sd
- - aAt ~e need . an ASSURANCE tnat tar
q avs shall REMAIN aad lstuFbea. 0lKs
- saat, ard slEh tne s-ssst4nce OF TIE
silver osii, sheIe st4n4s before tbs
eo1nLry an era u success aud prosper
~ the Ike OF which .nlts nI4gui1cence
tais World h4s never ssea.
X y0u believe Ia = then
one Of yogr nrst duues
20 Cease from agitation
tiIl this bill has had far and honest
sF4i Speaker keed addressed
another large audience from the verSn-
IA OF the Barnett Hotel this evening
sp~aking very briefly. He goes TO Dan
vile. H., IA Congressman Cannon ;
district, tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

About 5:35 last evening as two ladies,
Mrs. f. Lewis and Mrs. Hall, we're
driving on South Division-st., buggy
driven by an unknown lady colIided
with them, and their rig wss upset.
The buggy, winch belongs 10 A. y. Al
bee. was badly damaged, but the ladies'
although thrown violently TO the
ground, we're not injured.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

On Wednesday next Wa. II. Say
ward. of Boston. secretary OF ne Ma
tlonal Assoc alton of Builders, viii visit
this city for the purpose Of inspecting
the local Builders and Trades FL
change. The members are preparing
to give hlm royal welcome wnen be
comes.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
BLEW our HIS BRAINS
=. B nslists. Ex-Asxhits<s 81 ths ars~s
49, tks siSsi1a

MAsafSsroS, oat. 2a.-A. b. Mullstl'
ex-SapsFs sing Archiisct of the Treas
uFy. eoma tied sascade tins evening BY
elo@ing his bf4iss oaI VII pistol.
Melzncholis, the result Of business re-
verses coupled silh ill-asAlsa, Was the
cause Of the rash act.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
At Cedar Springs.

sperisl e. tAe Trt sests-HERsint
CEpAR sPRfxss, Mich. Oct. 81.
~ A. Haz.ett addressed one 81 ths
largest audiences assembled darnz this
canpa g. a feature vas TIE enthus-
issbc presence Of many LADIES'
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

Everybody muu re-regster 4 they
vant t. vste t11s fail.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
To Fizht the saloons.

Paw Paw. N.ch.. Oct. N detect
ivs hss been vestigatlug the ssie q
hquor n tbis county. and the result :
ffty cases have been established against
sixteen different saloon keepers for vso-
stinz the new local opeon lsw. snd
wsrrsrts are now a thn nants of tHe
sheriff tor tne arrest of All 6 them
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

Registration days, October 5o-3l ard
November /. You can't vote this fail
unless you Te-resisteT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
GONE IN SMOKE.

a big Dry Uooas fiFs A 81 Loeis- No
LAT SighG
ST. LoUls. No. Oct 20. - Frank
Brothers retail dry goods store, one OF
Tie largest IN the city, wSs destroyed ty
IRE this evening. The loss on the stock
IS s2oo. ooo. on the building. 800 900.
covered by Insurance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
The Builders Guest.

In order 20 vote everybody must re-
register Oct. 30-3l and Nov. !.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

In ortsr 70 vote everybody nust re-
register 0cg 59-sI and Nov. i
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
At Bovine Center.

In order to vote everybody must re-
register Oct. 3e-5I sud Nov. Z.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
Not Injured.

In order TO vote everybody must re-
register oct. 30-3l and Nov. /.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

That a'e sAoao tie most com 5kSte
line ofLaates CHoaks, Refers,
Jackets, Cabes and Newmay-
kets sli0qOn III hkis aty. disc hke
test assortment of Children 5
outer Garments.
SPRING q COMPANY.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-09-25
The Game Law.

Missouri game law: If any per-
son shall catch, kill OF i%njure, or at.
tempt to catch, kill or iniure any wild
buck, doe or fawn between the first
day of February and the first day Of
October, or any wild turkey between
the first day OF March and the 18th
day Of September, or any plnnated
grouse, commonly called prairie
chicken, between the first day of
February and the 18th day of Au-
gust, or any rulled grouse, COM
monty called pheasant or partridge,
or any quail, sometimes called Nir-
ginia partridge, between the first day
of January and the first day of Octo,
Der, or any woodcock between tie
10th day Of January and the first
day of July, or any turtle dove or
any meadow lark or any plover be.
tween the first day Of February and
the first day of August, Or any wild
song bird or inscctiverous bird at
any season of the year, or shall at
any time Or season catch, take or in
jure, by means Of any nets, traps,
pens or pits. or other device of the
kind, any pinnated grouse, commonly
called prairie chicken, or any quail,
sometimes called Virginia partridge,
or shall at any time or season disturb,
rob or destroy any wild birds nest,
or take tllercfrom any egg or eggs of
any wild bird, whatsoever, every
such person offending against any of
the provisions of this section shall
be deemed guilty of q misdemeanor.
Coon, mink, otter, beaver and musk.
rat may be caught between the first
day of November and the first day of
A~pril.-St. Louis Republic,