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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-14

Cor HIS FEET TANGLED. This
morning as stranger who had inn
bibed too nully OF the Juice Of the
Forbidden frut, was going south on
Commercial street between State
aud Ferry streets, he came In con
tact with a bundle of loose wire
that the telephone liue repAirer had
LETT on the walk, and for "A few sec
onds il Was hard to tell which would
come out FIRST. The wine however,
seemed the stronger of the two and
som had It's victim lying Hat ON the
ground. \ passerby assisted the
poor drunken sot to his feet, and he
managed To proceed on his way,
muttering TO himself as lac went
that he would bring suit against the
city for obstruvtiots against travel,
at the same time he Was using some
four feet OF walk for hisowu benefit.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-14
"A. Strickler and l.. f. Collins

I. A. Strickler and l.. f. Collin
and families, consisting of eleven II
all, left Anselmo, Custer county
Neb., on the 18th day Of January
Shey were snow.bound at Reno,
Nevada, eleven days, lodged in q
passenger coach and dined at q
hotel, arrived In Portland on Feb
3rd. Were detained there eight
days, on account of high water,
The party arrived here on the llth,
o. X, at the Globe office. Mr.
Strickler and Mr.. Collins have come
20 Salem to stay. Mr.. Strickler is
"a man Of means aud will invest bis
capital in the manufacturing in
terests Of Salem.
VIM. Jackson is building barn
on his lot on 18th street in Engle
wood.
j. G. Brown Il Co. are sole whole
sale and retail agents for q really
superior article of tinware advertised
In this paper. 1t Is made of the
heaviest quality Of tin and by a
patent method each article Is pro-
tected from rust at just that point
where so much tinware is destroyed
by rust.
The East Salem meat market has
been closed down the past few days,
owing to the fact that the proprietor
has been unable to obtain supply
Of meats.
George Howe Is building neat
cottage corner OF ID aud I'D street,
Englewood.
Farrar & Co.'s is headquarters for
provisions.
List your property with the Sa-
lem Land Company.
VIM. Phelps Is building a barn on
his lots corner A and 18th street,
Englewood
The fine new house of Morris
Brown in Yew park Is nearing COM
pletion, aud will soon be ready for
occupancy.
The original molasses peppermint
drops can be found only at
Jones 4 Bernardo.
Painless dental operations at DIR
II. &. Smiths, 80 State street.
Miss Angie McCulloch has re.
turned home from visit with her
parents in Linn county.
EPIcURE TEA.-The finest In the
city, Gilbert 4 Patterson, sole agents.
The Bon Ton restaurant is setting
the best 25 cent meals In the city
now.
The cyclone has really come to
Salem, aud IL you would see It's ef-
feet ON prices, buy your goods at
Farrar a Co.'S
Have you Joined the Diamond.
Watch Club9 II not do 50 at once,
NJ soon as Eastern express can get
here, the distribution OF goods will
commence. Do not procastinate.
The letter mail that arrived from
Portland via Perrydale, yesterday,
was n very light one considering the
amount ofdelayed mail,
A line OF Carpets, Baby Carriages,
aud Rattan Rockers are soon 10 ar
rive at Buren's Furniture store.
Ifyou want good spring bed
leave your order with A, II. Buren.
For sale OF trade, ilne full blood
imported Clydesdale stallion. In,
quire of VIM. Howard Phelps, at
Salem Land Co. 9,l4-d&wtG
The carpenters are now putting
the hnIs hug touches on the large
street car barn. on Commercial
street la North Salem. The painters
have put the hrst coat OF paiut on,
aud lis appearrnoe Is greatly en-
hancsd,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-14
COUNTY ROAD MATTERS.
The Commissioners Court Makes Some
Changes in SnperyisOFs-Other
Proceedings.

In the matter Of the location of a
county road sixty feet wide from
the northeast corner of section
twenty, township nine south, range
three east TO the north end of Lucy
street, Mill City, Frank L. Hull,
Joseph Cox and Harry Lathrop
were appointed viewers, with w. J.
Culver, county surveyor, to meet al
place of beginning on the 2Sth day
of February at l0A. m.
In the matter of road easement
for John Coleman, b. >. Bonney, j.
Voorhees, aud b. f. Hall were APP
pointed viewers to meet in conjunc-
tion with County Surveyor Culver
on the oath day of February.
In road district No. 81, Frank
Buskay was appointed supervisor
in place of john Kennedy, resigned.
In district No. IL, b. ;. Blnney
takes the place Of Milton Young, re
signed.
In district No. Is, Isom Small
succeeds VIM. Kaufman, resigned.
In district No. 80, VIM. Wiley
will oil the place made vacant by
the resignation Of John Link.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-14

Is undoubtedly caused by Tactic acid in
the blood. This acid attacks the fbrous
tissues. and causes the pains and aches in
the back, shoulders, knees, ankles hips
and wrists. Thousands OF people have
found in Hoods Sarsaparllla n positive
cure for rheumatism. his medicine, by
Is purifying action, neutralizes the acid.
ity OF the blood. and also builds up and
strengthens the whole body.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-14

RECORDER CoNN's COURT. Re
cOrder Conn has been, Of late trying
petty robbers and men who get to
rong and try 10 wipe out China
town. Wn. Cote was up before his
honor yesterday charged with as
saulling IA Chinaman. He refused
to plead guilty and stood trial. The
recorder thought sufficient evidence
had been given In against him aud
imposed fine of $40 against him.
Cole did not possess the required
sum aud consequently will board at
hotel de Croisan for the next 20
days, Iond Long, the Chinaman
who was arrested on suspsciou Of
being the person who broke into
VOLTS butcher shop, stood. eX-
animation aud was held for the
grand jury In the sum Of 500. II is
likely other cas,e will develope
before the day is over.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-14
25C Want Column.

Notices inserted for ONE CENT PER
WORD EACH ms sERTION. No adver-
tisement inserted 10 this column for less
than twenty-five cents.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-14
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL.

The evening paper contains the news
Of today the morning paper gives you
the news Of yesterday"
HORACE GREELEY,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-14

Every man who buys provisions
Tor his family wants 20 bear three
points in mind. lie wants his
goods tlesh, clean, aud at a low
price. This is what L. :. Miuters
oiters his patrons n
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-14

There was very large congrega
ton at the Christian church la {
evening that listeued 70 an interest.
ing discourse 10y the Rev. Cowdel.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-14

Only ten cents week for the
JOURNAL hereafter, the best paper
in SAlem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-14
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm
~ her totOre known as Gibson Il single.
ton is this day dissolved by mutual CON
sent, ii +, Gibson having sold his interest
10 DR.. j. &. Smith. All accounts due the
old tirm will be payable Mt once to either
members of the old firm.
II +. GIBSON,
II A. SINGLETON.
Salem, Or, Jan. y, 1890.
Having disposed of my intererest Of the
Red Co ner Drug store 10 DR.. j. &. Smith. I
take pleasure in commencing the new
firm of Singleton & Co. to our MANY
patrons. also wish TO extend my sincere
thanks to the kind public for the most
LIBERAL patronage extended to us during
the past two years. | remain yours fra,
ternally, IL. +. GIBsoS.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-14

IsOR RENT-Weil furnished barn for
II one or two hors Is. journal Office.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-14

LYOR RENT--A Choice furnished front 1
Office.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14
esokg &c FAsr aEooan-
xss Aaa2 wseatsr Lssss sss ssa Es.xs
wsbs4f ResA


wsts4t Hos&
CAEEe2DALE. Pa SEPT 12-Ne ozse
ef fast-GE o. peeon1. eitaer - antzr4 ~
invol1ntars. has eFer eon T2rs2 u an
49, n4sh t4as ef Ars. A6am NeebtsF.
ef The villaFe q waite Us1 nhs Is
rcf t1s1sd nersel e soli3 fooa sor 81
DAYS asd pet ; SFop o. lsq4le fooa
fcs l5e 4ayS Siace tAe oegln-
ming q her fast Ms Wachtsf has
been critically ili ana she kas 81 esrsi
intense nzin- Up % nlns Feass "a
Mrs. Machtsr nae Is ~ v1srs q age.
Was IN gooa heal.A. Abogs taat uele
she began % fail the hFst evidences
- declining ke~lt1 beiag spas uodie
Coogn. Z kghtesa months ago the
cough became very seyers. Aaa her
Heics s2nk ~ times 70 = waispeE Ten
months 40 swallowing became din
cult. and % q short ume she Vas IN
able % get any tAing down her throat
except liquids Her condition ereE
worse uhul she IS sble % partake of
liquid feed only at rare intervals. and
then net more than : spoonful a. q
time
Since Good Frisay she has not taken
9 drop Of water. although she complains
Of AZ intense thirst The only Wsy IN
which her thirst can be allsved Is by
placing one Of her hands 81 a basin OF
water. where II is Kept for about half an
hour SO that the pores may absorb
moisture. II evident thai the woman
is suffering from cancer Of the pharynx.
which has groAn steadily until the
throat is almost completely closed. Mrs
Wulchter'5 sight has almost failed, pa.
OF her body is parslyEed. and she has
not been able ~ speak 4 word for
weeks. She is entirely pulse.ess. though
the heart is nearly normal She sleeps
very little, never longer than fifteen
minutes at time. The physicians who
have seen her csa not account for TIE
woman's remarkable tenacity OF life,
except that she has wonderful ''coa-
stitution.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14
uAY TAKE REvehoE.

Murders ay the Sheyennss Likely ts
Cause a War of termination
MILES CITY. Mont, Sept - This
coroner went 10 the Cheyenne agency
Thursday and held an inquest on the
bo3y o. Hugh Boyle, who was murdered
By the Indians The feeling OF the
settlers against the Cheyenaes is very
high. and another murder by the reds
would bring on war Of exte-ninstion-
The whites are now we'll armed, and as
they are not protected by the Govern
ment they propose 70 night for them.
selves. Major Carroll who commands
a detachment of troops at the agency,
is blamed By the settlers for the trouble,
and is charged with aiding the indians
TO escape punishment in former nur'
der CaeR
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

Gsnsral Asilss ttisks sks fse.Ee reAss
dc.eass3sss aas sfss a sAesls ss fers.-
nee
Casrlss r smith & c.. members q
tAe q le.Ee ES1E3 & frxas, have faileS
81 sie<. ssA
Tas city ooArs ei Nsw lesk 6as De
riaea tAHs business oeA tracts UAde -
sslegrsYa saa Hes - enfsroes II lAw.
Ata nesting Il tas striking knigAts
81 LATER zt Albsny Master Vert aan
Dein advised ths neH 90 rstsrH l.
Nofk
A c&rge of wheat seiFPsa e Eaglsnd
wa retGrnsd - thls osuntrX IN sESer 80
take advantage ~ az SevzE0s IA ne
mzrkeI
one msn xAs Killed snz several In
jured al revival meeting IN krsstlitt
County. hy-, aud mere srsabls Is likely
to follow
This weeks weather crep bp.lst1n
shows that the average Yield q ooru Tor
sas entire State Of Iowa is tWsAsy -four
basnels per acre
Judge Campbell o. the Mississippi
State Constitutional convention wants
70 ALLOW each citizen an additional vote
for each o.. 500 worth et property be may
possess
c AaFices from Africa show that in
spite OF al assertions 10 the contrary
The purchase and sale q slaves u Ger
man-AiFioan territory continues almost
undated.
Rev John ". Arney % Nnske.
goa. Mich, who trains rscs-hcrses and
manages a race track, has promised tie
Methodist conference that he viii give
up his sporting ideas.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14
sso~ soUs .scsss oEEP.
ul4lss a.kss 80 Earss sa-rt - n4zzs
80. &ze So DaA2sss.

ST PkgL. Nlaa, s~PE ia-Se g-eee-
6saE ga es cited - ssasl Eas early
@zos ~ tals year SaoN h2s t.llsa IA
North uAk1t4. u sEtans. Nors1 @sstsra
Niansscta al Asaitebi4 froD aar.
ter If "a Iseh - ssser4l iReass. An
inch fsll a. Sk slnceaA Aina-. tso
inches - Lsksss. ~ d. fear lneses az
AF8sck. ~ D.. fear o. Eve iReAss az II Al.
l0ek. Alaa., aa1 TIE gFoCac S@s gen-
orally sprsza With tAe sinssy white
mantle. In sone quarters col1 rains
quickly disposed % tie sRsw, And Eks
snow aa6 rsia e0n ned have d0ne soEe
little damage 90 wheat that Is still in
sh0ck sn0w-eapped stocks are re-
ported sreand Helleck and wArrea.
Nian. as veil as AZ ether plsess
While the snow has bsea limited in ex-
tsat me cold wave extended over beta
Dakotzs ana Minnesota and Is working
its ~sy into Iowa Most Of tas crops
are too faE advanced 20 be much dam
aged
AkDocK. y D. Sept Is Snow be-
gan falling hero Friday aai lies four
inches deep on the ground Thrashlng
Is delayed AZ lsast a week
HALLOcz. Ninn-. Sep. IS S-Ths rain
which has been falliag since Wednes-
day turned 80 snow Friday morning
Farmers are afraid wheat viii sproat in
the shock. An inch Of snow is reported
az 81. Vincent Threshing is not over
and much wheat will be lost in the Red
River valley.
MARSHALL, Mo-. Sep: a-The Their
moneter dropped so degrees Friday
sfteraoon and the weather IS decidedly
cool
SIOUX FAILS, s D.. Sept i2-The
cold wave struck this section Friday
night Crops are past injury excepting
corn. Al Pierre the change from heat
20 cold was the most sudden ever
known.s
BURLINGTON, Ia. Sept IA cold
wave arrived hero Friday afternoon and
the mercury dropped IS degrees in one
hour
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14
MURDER MOST FOUL.
Detective Avery OF the Lake shore Read
Is the Victim.

CHICAGO, Sept lS - D. NJ. Avery,
chief Of detectives of the Lake Shore s.
Michigan Southern railway, was the
victim Of an unwarranted murder early
Friday night His slayer was Louis
Dycknan, who is under arrest. The
crime was committed In saloon at Six
ty-seventh street and Ashland ave-
nue.. EnClewood. Dyckman. according
10 the police. was half drunk and quar-
relsome lie started several wordy
rows and finally tackled Avery. The
latter, 10 avoid trouble, stepped outside.
He was followed by Dyckman. Hero
more words passed, when, without
warning, Dyckman plunged a pocket
knife blade into Avery's jugulsr vein.
The detective staggered back. fell TO
the sidewalk, and in a few minutes hled
70 death.
Avery was born in Coldwater. Mich.
and was about SO years Of age. His con-
nection as detective with the road dates
back over ten years. He leaves 9 gife
and little daughter, IL years old. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14
Cholera I'm Ohio.

, CARRoILroN. O., Sept l5.-An cpl
demic supposed to be typhoid fever has
been raging in the eastern part Of this
county for the past week, and many
deaths have resulted. On Wednesday
six deaths occurred. Friday DR.. Will
Jams, of this place, was called to the
home of John Tool, who lives in Wash
ington township, who was taken i'll that
morning. He died at 4 o'clock after in
tense spasms and frequent fits of vomit-
ing, purCing and other symptoms Of that
dread disease cholera. DR.. Williams
pronounces IL genuine case OF Asiatic
cholera
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14
EzETA ELECTED PRESIDENT.
Great Enthusiasm Throughout Salvador
Over the Event.

SAN SALVADOR Sept. 1S.--General
Carlos Ezets is President of Salvador.
In the Assembly or Congress which con.
vened Friday the Provisional Govern.
ment under the Presidency of Ezeta
since June % was carefully scrutinized
and accepted without a dissenting vote.
The election Of President was the
next order Of business, and on the first
ballot General Carlos Ezeta received sc
vetes out OF 81, and Immediately
the Speaker OF the Assembly announced
his election. The President was called
to the Speakers stand where the oath
Of Office was Immediately administered.
Following this Ezeta made a most patri-
otic speech. He referred 20 the events
of the last few months, leading up to
the war. and promised Salvadorans
that no foreign Intervention in domes-
tic affairs would be tolerated.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14
THE MARKETS


CHICAGO, Sept is
FLouR-Quiet aud steady. Spring Patents
tAoo955o. Bakers. Sc 4O3 100; StrsiThts. a 81
G475. Winter Patents. g. eOc,s s5. Clears, s40
GAO.
gHEAT-Ruled unsettled and lower No. /;
cash, sl.oi h Aezl.0s December 9sI. .o42 3i.07; anc
May sl.0sSG1lh
Consultative sid higher early. row easier.
No. 2, <5GGleac; No. yellow. boGsozc. No.
;. Sc; No yellow, sc; October. ~ 9sic
December. S&kc premium May s2k nSsc.
OATs-Unsettled. No. y S7sla-Se1e; October,
37E9.s6Zc; May +0hG1nc. By samples
70. 2 37A93sl No. white, s2d<oc.
RYE-A shade higher. No. 2. cash, elo; Sep
teinber delivery, eIAc; October csc and Dc
and 5s7SCc for No. 8
BARLEY-Stesdy. So. 2 September, soc
Samples: Common, 4Sc.Sso; good % choice. 5st
Csc and extra lots, 6S17So-
MESS PoRK-MGrket somewhat unsettled
with al active trading az irregular prices.
Prices quotable a. so.S7 "a 10 ooioT cash. 81 ga
1000 .er September; sl0.0oa 1905 for October
sl2 I95l1 l1i2 50 tsT January. and si2 &c l3io tor
Nay.
LARD-Ra4her Quiet ssd prices IEled stsacv.
Prices ranged at S. 25G5 30 fer cash. ss "a
6g7s for Scptember: &C. aoe4 .Ss5s fer Ostober,
and s6.72x8s S1i4 for January.
BUTTEB-Creamery, lc69le; Dairy, 1oEleo
Packing stock, 51eSc.
PouI7RY-Live Chickens. oNQioc per 70,
Spring Chickens. 9ifG!ec Per %. Live Turkeys.
6asIoc per 10; Live Dacks. S099c per 10. Live
Geese 100000 per dozen.
LIoUoR- Distilled Spirits ruled frm ST o. ~
per ga. for finished goods
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14
Boy IonYicts pHrdonef.

SPRrSeF1ELD, H.. Sept 13 Gov
ernor Fifer has pardoned Charles
Weaver and James L-bus. convicted Of
assault with intent 20 Kill at the Sep
tember term of the Clay County circuit
court and sentenced 20 Chester for two
years. The prisoners are boys. Tho
proper officers and trial Jurors asked
their release. and the Governor con-
cluded 20 give them another chance in
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14
NO GREAT SHORTAGE.
Secretary Rusk says the Government Re-
port Ought 20 Cause No Alarm.

WAsHIN6ToS, Sept Is - Secretary
Rusk in an interview upon tie excite
ment in the grain markets caused by a
fear Of short crops said:
''Of course the fact that there was slight
falling OF in ne quantity o. the crops had
al eject upon tbb markets The statement
that this has bern the lightest yield for
twenty years / cen not agree with. The facts
are that al the certs.s have been merely
moderate ia thelt Yields aud a. increase
in the price is only a Indication that
the tendency is mat way. The Government
reports have considerable influence tn
checking any contemplated corner. and
everybody IS enabled TO hnow the precise con
dition OF the crop. As they prevent frctuAtion
rather than Increase Il Tic more frequently they
are mace the more gradual and phcsfc the con-
ditlon becomes. Tae cotton crdp Is extrsor-
dinarily good Oats are probably lever than
they have been for twenty years. The barley
crop IS good. The expectation OF corn this year
will be about the same. I think that on tho
whole there is no cause fer trepldatlon on the
part OF those controlling the MARKET"
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14
AT the Grant COTTAGE

SARATOGA SPEISGs, n. Y. Sept Is.
At the General Grant cottage at
Mount McGregor is kept a register OF
visitors, and among those who have
within the past few days affixed their
sign manual may DO seen globe-trotters
from England, Scotland, Sweden, Bel
GUM, Egypt, France, Germany, Hun
gary. Canada, Mexico. Brazil and South
ero Africa
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

IEfENNU- NFFf u
CATTIE--Harket active ard frm. Quotations
ranged a. "a 1oS2szs for choice g fancy shig
pins Steers. & ooa< e. Tor good - eheics o.
e = "a - for common to far Co. s. 90 81 Tor
eutchers Steer; 81 31a2 - for Stockers q es
azno Tor Ts1ans. e. 7sa< ~ Tor Westerns.
81 Tssls03 for FEEDER e. ooa5a FOR Ce~s. = 70
ess0 fer Bulis and D se1s ss for vesl cal~ss
Hocs- Markst setive s.f oTn. SAFES rssFsc
o; ss - as - forIzbt; - 9le4 ~ for rouSs pack
ins. Afsa<7o Ter uircd. sna Ass14Tt fo1
bsavy packing saf shlrpius lote
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14
REBELS CRUSHED.
Peace Restored In Switzerland by the
Federal auth critics.


BERNE, Sept iS.-The revolt against
the cantonal authorities has collapsed.
The Federal troops which were sent TO
restore order have been well received.
II has been agreed that the question OF
revising the constitution shall be sub
mitted 20 popular vote. Tremendous
hestwsy had been gained by the revo-
luton. The imprisonment Of three
members OF the cantonal government,
the killing Of one who triod 10 resist
the rebels and the fight Of others Was
followed bY further defiance Of the Fed
eral authorities and by q rapid organi-
zatiOn which is astonishing The revo-
lutionists had formed a Provisional
Government which declared the exist
ing Govern nent and the Grsno Council
dissolved and ordered general elections
for noxt Sunday
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

RENO, New. Sept Is At the Dem
ocrstic convention Friday the following
candidates were nominated: Governor.
Theodore Winters; Lio0tensnt-G Cover
nor, X Sadler: Secretary Of state, J. C.
Brady; Clerk Of the Supreme Court, ".
Booker; surveyor-Geueral 7. Z. Stow
art. superintendent Of Public Insruo-
tion, ". C. hyde.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14
PRINCE GEORGE IN JAIL
Arrested by Policemen While Engaged Id
n Frscas In Montreal.

Frscas In Montresi.
b MoNThE AL Can, Sept 13.-Prince
George of Wales had an exciting ad
venture here With one of his Lieu
tenants he started out as sailor to do
the towR. They were attacked by six
rufians who demanded money, and be-
ing hard pressed stood back to back and
fought their assailants. Three of the
rufisns were laid low by the Prince and
two by the Lieutenant Then a police
man coming along and seeing five men
stretched on the ground, arrested the
Prince and his companion and took
them 70 the station. Soon afeerward,
the chief being summoned. they wore
recognized and released.y ss-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14
Her Tongue Was Cut out.

CHICAGO. Sept. ia woman named
Tranliske Haurkve. 20 years OF age,
single, and a Bohemian, was found dead
early Thursday morning IN the rear ot
zS9 South Canal street by James Fbizka,
who lives at that nun Der. The WON.
ans tongue had been cut out
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14
The wvominr FI,ctiop.

CHEYENNE. WYo., Sept 13.-Ths first
State election has resulted in victory
for the Republicans They captured the
cratic counties; also the Burlington
railway element and another Democrat
ic county. Warren L. elected Governor
ever Baxter by at least 1900, and the
Assembly will Be largely Republican +.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14
Growth Of the Northwest.

! WASHINGTON. Sept. lathe census
orhce Friday announced the count OF
the populations OF the following named
cities: Manksto. Mimi. s sos, increase,
s. 255. winona, Minn., Is, 2os increase.
5000; Virginia City. Nsv., e,s37. de-
crease, 45so; Carson City. New. 1850,
decrease. ts9; Denver, los.s5o, increase,
Tl.Q4i.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

BkLTINoHI Ma. sept - George y
Gott 81 the logsl sru o. Gctt& Rhoass.
has been Mss ~ since las Hou6ts.
but not uuul Ffiesv ~ss 81 definitely
known that De had departed fof Eu-
fope, leaving behind unpaid accounts
that are vsrious'T esfimstet a. from
$50. 900 n SOC go Re is sbost % years
Of sre su5 has wife sna family.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14
20 ". 90 unit.

ATLANTA. Ga, Sept l2.-Seven years
ago q young man named Roby, who
lived in Jasper County, was arrested on
the charge Of arson. convicted and
sentenced % fifteen years imprison-
roent It is now learned that he WAS
innocent and the Governor will pardon
bin.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

BEBrv. sept. 12-Tbs celehratsd
German physician. Dr. Koch. vho
claims that be- can cure consumption hy
inocuiation, 3 about 70 experiment on
nwnan patients
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14
NV YORK. Sept

wHEAT-Rooeipts. 2 eoo bu. ssles. ooo coo &c;
market went up lsSsEc on cold weather -
ports but quickly reacted on realizing. selling
OF iH42Hc. quiet, Decem ber so 3f6Hl.io,
MAY. siie.9sil5
CoRT-R Receipts % 500 bu: sales. T2c 900 bs.
advanced ~ 20 on oo,d weather West. but re-
acted i-aiiso On realizing No z = 1sec; ;
steamer mixed bSa5s4c.
OkTs-Receipis - ooo bu; sales. 5000 hn
frn ant quiet, Western. si25Sc.
PRovisIoSs--Bcsf cuief snd stetfy. plate
g. .no ~ 50: extra mess. t52sl7 % Pork frn
snd dul. NEST. g. aseti2 - extra prime 60 %
01i.Qo. Lara dull ana st-sdy: stesE rendered
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