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PROBATE NOTICE.

GTATE OF MINNESOTA, County Of Henne-
- pin, Probate Court.
In the matter OF the estate of Lydia s, Rhodes
d ceased
Letters of administration On the estate Of
Lydiu $. Rhodes, deceased, late of the County
ut Hennepin, and State of Minnesota. icing
granted to William W. Rhodes.
It. is ordered. that Six mouths be and the same
is hereby allowed from and after the date Of
this order in which all persons having cl inns OF
demands against the said deceased are required
to file the same in the Probate Court Of SAID
County, for examination and allowance, be
forever barred.
1t is further ordered. that tn first Monday In
July, 1891. at 10 o'clock, >. at general term
Of said Probate Court. to be haid at the Court
House. in the City Of Minnea polls, in said
County, be and the Same hereby is appointed ne
the time and place when and where tho said
Probate Court will examine and adjust said
claims and demands.
And it is furthered ordered. That notice OF
such hearing he given to oil creditors and per
SOUS interested liz said estate, by forthwith pub
lehing this order ouce in each week for three
successive weeks in The irish Standards news
paper printed aud published in said County.
Dutei at Minneapolis, this 1Uth day of Decem-
Der 1890.
BY the Court: FRANCIS b. Is Alley,
judge of Probate.
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NOTICE To DEFENDANT.

70 the above named defendant.
Take Notice, That the foregoing Garnlshee
Summons Was OH the 18th day of November
A D., 1890, at Minneauolis in the County OF
Hennepin and State of Minnesota, duly served
upon the above named Garnishee by JOSEPH
Doeriier. Jr., by then and there handing to and
leaving with William GrinnslI. one of said Gar;
nshees., personally. 9 true copy thereof, and
five cents fees for attendance and mileage Yo,
are hereby required to appear and take part il
the examination of said Garuishee at the time
and place mentioned therefor in said Summons
J. Il. CUHRIGAN,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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ARMAGH.

At eight o'clock mass inst. Mala chy IS
few Sundays ago, the pri1nate, Most
Rev, Doctor Logue. referred to the
practice of betting on horse races which
was prevalent in Armagh. He con-
demned it as immoral, and said he
would do all in it's power to put 1t down.
Above all he condemns bookmaklng
and bookmakers, and said If Catholics
who engaged in this nefarious business
did not give 1t up he would put them
cut of the pale of the Church.
CORK.
At the recent meeting Of the Cork
Young ireland societs, Edward Murphy
presiding, William Fl. acMah0:: read
, most interesting and: able paper on
Who is our National Pnet?' The es-
sayist contended that Thomas Davis
vas the ideal national poet, and con
trasted his poems with those of Moore.
The debate was postponed until the
next meeting.
Among the passengers landed at
Queenstown from the GuiOn United
States mail steamer Wyoming. recently,
we're John Powell and his wife. Bridget.
natives Of Nensgh. Onlbeing examined
oy the customs authorities an unloaded
six.chamber revolver and nine rounds
Of ammunition were found in Mrs.
Powell's ''improver." She was arrested.
DONEGAL.
After the evicLlons on the Olphert es-
state the r. |. G. fifty closed their work
with concert and entertainment in the
crossroads court house. Their chief
officer delivered to them the following
.,arangue: II am very pleased at the
end of the acknowledgements to be able
10 compliment the men of the Lonegal
sonstabulary during eleven!days. under
gerY tt wing circumstances and in very
vet weather. The men who could
indulge III amusements while LOCO of
sheir country peopleIweTe out upon the
ailIs in misery, badly clothed. and with
outa roof to protect them from rain
and cold. deserve the acorn and con-
ssmp5 q freshmen
GALWAY.
The chief secretary for Ireland has
ssitten to the ehairman:of the Midland
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ReyivaiisI Ito kentncklan when the
latter was going to be baptized do
YOU want baptism by immersion?
Old KaintnckNo .. sab; Wanter be
eocked clear under!
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WEX FORD.

An effort has been made to introduce
the a.x industry in the county. The
experiments this year on the Slob lands,
az Wexford have, notwithstanding MANY
disadvantages, turned out satisfactory.
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NAL URAL Ill nj ELI FUN
Epileptic Fits, Falling Sickness, Hyster'
les, st. Vitus Dance, Nervousness,
Hypockondria, Melancholia, In"
ebrity, Sleeplessness, Dizzi.
ness, Brain and Spinal
Weakness.
This medicine has direct action upon
the nerve centers, alay,ng ali irlita bill.
tiles and increasing the flow and power
of nerve fluid. 1t is perfectly harmless
and leaves no unpleasant effects
Two Batrlas Cured Her. c
C.Ar:RolJ, La, July, ~
was suffering 10 years from shocks in NY
aead, SO much SO, that uS Times didn't expect
10 recover. I took medcines from many co.
Ke 10 mig b Nssye Tonic the second eSfo PcK
Vanished.
es for the following: There is a case Of which |
have knowledge. and am very glad to avail my;
self of the opportunity to make known the GOOD
derived from the use of koenig's Nerve Tonic
ing from early childhood On my recommends,
ton she procured Your remedy. and for three
months. tho fits OF epilepsy by which she has beer
so long subject have ceased entirely.
Koenig Medicine Co., SO West Madi
son street. Chicago, ILL.,, sold by drug.
gists.
Hofflin & Co.. 1Ol Washington ave-
nue. south. MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi
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Last week the seamen in the employ
of the Waterford Steamship company
gave seven dayss' notice of their lnten-
ton to strike work because of the dis.
missal OF one of the hands-a union
man~-but on the arrival of the steamer
in Liverpool, the captain anticipated
the strike, and, Diminishing the hands,
shipped crew OF ''blacklegs," and ad
ditional crews for the other steamers
The men on the steamship Reginald. IN
pert at Waterford, on hearing OF the
above quit work.
A meeting of the West Waterford
bEanch Of the Irish Industrial league
was held recently in the ballroom at
LismOre Castle, There was very
numerous attendance, including Lord
and Lady Edward Cavandish, who are
at present STAYING at Llsmore Castle.
Letters of apology were read from Most
Raw. Doctor Egan. Bishop of Water.
ford, and Rev. G, Davis, Baltimore.
Canon HoRarty, GlanmiIe. county Cork
was present.
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j. Il. CORRIGAE. ss5.
Attorney for Administrator.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-27

the morning aud to remain as long
as they can find plenty cf fun and
game.
c. r. :. Wood, of MullnoWah,
l.. q. Steens, of Baker, and n. n.
Gregg, uf Coos county, were ap.
pointed notaries 10y the governor
to-day.
J. A. Winters. A. J. Garland and
VIM. Mcleod, of Brownsville, filed
articles with the secretary of state
this morning Incorporating the
Trinity Mining and Milling Co.,
with capital stock of S75, 600.
A Zena correspondent ofth West
Side saws: Jerome WalliRg now ot
Boise City, Idaho, is visiting friends
and relatives here. He sold out his
doua;ion land claim near Amity t.
Lancefield of that place in 1853,
went up TO Boise City and started
the first nursery there. This is his
first visit in the valley Tor % years
He came TO Oregon in ls47 and Is 81
years OF age, yet he is as spry as
man of forty. Hi> mind j. as cleai
as that of q young man.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-27
Ordinance No. I96.

An ordinance bill providing for the prote,
tiOn Of public sewers, the manner o
making connection Herewith and for
making record OF such connections.
BE IL ordained by the common council OF
the Ciiy Of salem.
SECTION lit shall be unlawful for any
person ~ persons 40 Obsjruct or IN any
manner interfere with any public sewer
within the city oi salem, or Ia make con.
nection Herewith without the written per
mission OF the city recorder
SECTION Amy person desiring such
connection, before making the same, shhl
make application in writing Ia the record.
er for permit therefor, particularly de
scribing the premises to be drained and
the point OF juncture with said public
sewer
SECTION 3.--The city recorder Is here
by authorized To- grant permits for such
connections. subject tu such restrictions as
10 the size and material uI such connecting
pipe, the lOcitiOn Of traps aud the manner
oi DONG the WORK, a. the recorder and
committee On streets and public properiN
NAV deem necessary. And " hen requested
ny SAID committee" lac shall require from
the APPLICANT a bond OF other security SUI
nclent IN amount io indemnify the city
against loss or damage resulting from ms
carelesaness, imperfect work or mate
rial, or failure 10 comply with the
terms ~ the permit or of this ordinance
SEt'flON i-Ihe person obtaining such
permit shal make the connection therein
authorized IN accordance with It's terms,
unGer the supervision of the street com.
missioner ~ provided in ordinance IA: he
small cause the portion OF the street or
alley disturbed by him 10 be placed in
good condition; and notify the recorder in
writing OF the completion OF the work, thai
a record may be Kept OF such connection
SECTION 0--The recorder shall make n
record, In suitable book, OF all conuec-
lions heretofore made with the public scw.
ers OF the city, and such as may be- here
alter made under the provision of this or.
dinance, showing the location, size and
material OF the connecting pipe, the point
OF Junclurc with The public sewer, ana the
name oi the person or persons to whom
the permit was granted together with The
tlhhe when such connection was made and
shaiI make such oiner record relating
thereto hs said committee may direct
SECTiON b--Any person violating any
oi me provisions OF sections or 4 OF this
ordinance. shall nIon conviction thereof
O-ior" The recorder, be fined In n sum moi
exceeding my dollars, A true copy.
lht'S'I l.. +. CONN,
pa.., Recorder |
fhsscd the common council August Tth |
Isp, ana approved hy the mayor August |
"n, iao' GEO. " iILIAhs, Mayor |
S'icin' oregon, sept. 18th, 1880,
o-E'-ot l.. +, CONN, Recorder.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-27
TOO LATE RY OvER A YEAR.
The Acts Apprepria,ins State Money
For Rssd Bsilding Declared
Unconstitutional.

Judge r. r. Boise, circuit judge
OF this judicial district, rendered q
decision in Ismhill county this
week which, had 1t been rendered
eighteen months ago and heen sus-
tanned by the supreme court, would
have left over $4,000 in the state
treasury for purposes recognized by
law.
As will be remembered, several
appropriations were made 10y the
last Legislature, aggregating the
amount above mentioned for the
building OF wagon roads in noun
ta;nous districts of the state in
Lake and klamath counties, in the
Coos bay country, in Tiilamook and
other poiDu. The money in all
cases has been drawn from the state
treasury and presumably spent as
contemplated, but Representa- We
Maxwell, Of Tillamook, who had
charge OF that work and appropri-
alton, became involved in difficulty
with his constituency and the
county conrt refused TO pay his
claim for experimenting the work.
He brought suit against the county .
taking charge of venue to Gam-
hill, where the case has been throw u
out of court. upon motion for wait
of jurisdiction, Judge Bnise holding
that the act of the legislature ap.
propriatiug the money was uncon-
stitutiopal.
This may have been a surprise la
Mr.. Maxwell and his attorneys, but
it causes no surprise here, where
Judge BOISE has been heard to SAY
several times that all those speci,,l
acts of the last Legislature covering
those appropriations were notorious
ly unconstitutional. II is probabl,
Mr.. Maxwell will carry the case To
supreme court and the result there
while IL cannot affect the treasury So
far as the acts in question are con-
cerned, may have marked infiu-
ence on future legislation in that
/ line.
Those special appr ropria n
schemes, covering comparat e y
small sums here and there, are great
levers whereby vicious legislation III
the interest OF monopolies is ear.
ried through successfully. In the
matter OF stale institutions some
states suffer greatly from these COM
binations, but in this Oregon is
lucky in having all such institutions
at one place, although perhaps it
will keep her behind in public i'm
provemen.s, rs other parts of the
state are often jealous upon seeing
large amounts of money spent in
enc town or city.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-27

PLEASING COSCERT.-The second
Regiment band delighted Il large
crowd Of listeners last evening at
their open air concert in the avenue.
The proficiency Of this band is be-
coming more noticeable day by day,
the members being in entire sym
pathy and harmony with their
leader and with one arother, thus
producing the sweetest melody
their selections being o. the highest
and most popular character. Four
more new uniforms have been sent
for, making is in all, which will en-
able them to make an appearance
appropI late to their fine music.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-27

In these columns, the committee on
streets should see to II that the two
car lines are placed aide by side in
the middle Of the street and that the
street be put In proper condition
after 1t Is done.
The managers Of the horse car
line and the electric know very well
that neither corporation can afford
to aptagopize and get the iIl-will of
the whole community by any sell
fish pont they may temporarily
gain in this matter. Both concerns
will serve their stock holders best by
a conservative and popular course.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-27

NEw BRICK STORES. the
prob bic brick business blocks to be
erected in the near future is one 10y
Mr.. Bush on the vacant lot between
The Willamette hotel and the brew
cry and ice works, which is TO be
occupied ny Henry Schomaker with
his extensive machinery depot and
fence manufacturing. This will not
be fully decided upon until Mr.. Bush
consults Mr.. Ladd, Of Portland,
who Is Interested with him in the
property, Dut il is doubtless a go.
Another is d brick store by Mr.. Bush
on the lot now occupied by Mr..
Schomaker-this to be used by J. A.
kotan in the furniture business.
Another is by Sim'l AdOlph where
the Columbis saloon stands, with
strong talk of that whole row Of
wooden buildings south To The
Willamette being torn out and re-
placed by brick structures next
spring. Such are Salem's early
brick building prospects.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-27

VERY SICK.-Walter Holman
was 30 sick at one time yesterday
that telegram was sent requesting
his father, John Holman, superin-
tendent of the Albany foundry, to
come home. Mr.. Holman happened
TO be up above Lebanon at the time
on business and did not get the dis
patch until last night. He came
down this morning. Walter is still
quite low and the family is anxious.
Mrs. John Holman has been seri-
ously i'll the past four weeks aud
her sons prostration made her worse
yesterday. but she il somewhat i'm
proved again to-day, though uot
yet able to be up. 1t is hoped botn
patients will soon recover.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-27

The following arrivals are regis
tered for the last twenty four hours:
1.-THE WILLAMETTE.
J V Creighton. Frank O'Neill,
Henry Lang. Sam Goldsmith, Chas
L Lockwood, G II Lombard, Geo II
Strowhrilge, VIM Mayer. j I
Gregg. W ? Smith. w II Kennedy,
II Frodsham, Saul Waters Port
land
RI Lawrence, J G Couch, y. Y.
II l. Rothschild, Paul J Crowley.
Chris c Willis, san Francisco.
? G. Goodman, san Jose.
II J Batter, Brooks.
T W Clark, r & Roberts, city,
A VI X Storne. Oakland, Cal
II W Crooker. Boston.
W w Dobhs, Lynden, Wash.
J : Driver, Honey Valley.
A J Bowers, Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
Julius Priesler. Oregon City.
J H Beecher and wife, Chicago.
G W Klncaid, Portland.
II J Day, Eugene.
COOK HOTEL.
CT Bates, Richard Price, Port.
Land.
r Edger. j Crabtree, A T and L
A Bleakney, Turner.
john Evans. Tacoma.
J H Skidmore, Boise City.
w T Grimm, Hubbard.
Chls Ehland, Astoria.
RIeb Thorn and wife, Red Cliff,
Colo.
Ed Walker, TillamoOk.
= Merriwether, Salena, Cul.
Chas Fish and wife, Aberdeen,
Wash.
; Cleen, Seattle.
{ p Briggs, Empire City.
w + Huston, Burns.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-27
LOCAL MARKET.
Wheat, net 81 cents per bu.
Hop. active; 81 cents per lh.

WELL PLEAsED.-Mr. +. J
Miles, ior l. wears connected with
State Reform School al Eldora
Iowa, and present superintendent a
the Iowa Industria! school, starte-'
for home Saturday. after most Ell.
joysble visit He i q brother-iu
law of DR.. II. J. Minthorn, Of the
Oregon Land Co. and q cousin OF
Mr.. Miles, of the street railway
He travelled through the Souuc
cities before coming here sDd looked
over the Willamette valley ex.
tensively since. Here his wonder
and admiration were challenged anc
he expresses himself delighted. H.,
SAYS We have the grsndest country
in the world and possibilities in tb.
fruit line that are unsurpassed, anC
that lbese viii be fully utilized a.
soon . they lecUnIe known to East
-rn people, the wonder being that
they have been % long almost neg.
lecled. He has two trUthers farm.
ing in Iowa whom he will advise l.
become residents Of this part Of tn,
Willamette valley "a son as they
can arrange TO do so. While recog
nizing and maintaining the grand
eur Of Iowa in many respects, he i.
compelled to acknowledge oul
superior climate and fruit advan
tages, and the ease with which {
living can be made here. Mr.. Mile.
will speak justly favorable wore
for the valley among his low;
neighbOrs.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-27

FINE MEALs.-The manager OF
The Willamette" desires to inform
the public that he is prepared now
to serve meals and day b,iard to
Salem people at very reasonable
rate. Having expended a great deal
Of money in fitting up this hotel
and giving the city first-class hotel
accommodations, the management
feels entitled to some local patron
age.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-27
STREET CAR LINES.
Conflicting Interests Of the Salem
Street Railway and the
Electric.

The iron for the Commercial
street extension Of the Capital City
Electric street car line has arrived
and il TO he distributed along the
proposed route at once, and prepa.
ratiOns are now teing made for lay.
ing the track.
1T il reported that the Salem street
railway will resist any effort 10 re-
move its track from the center Of the
street and by so doing, if it succeeds
in its attempt, will force the electric
line TO one side or the other along
side or next to the gutter.
so far as the public interests and
rights in the matter are concerned,
this would be an outrage on the city,
upon the public and the abutting
property owner. The horse car line
may have charter to the center OF
the street, but il Ii not probable that
the city government has surrender
Ell its right over the streets, and the
supervision of the street committee
probably extends to all street ear
tracks.
THE JOURNAL has no interest in
the controversy except that Of any
disihteresled citizen, and it speaks
only for the common welfare Of the
outside public. The proposition to
disfigure any portion at salem
leading business streets, by :. street
car line along the cutters is 80
ridiculous and out al keeping with
all decent aud proper city manage
ment that the JOURNAL feels per
fectly safe in expressing the protest
of many and prominent citizens.
As has has been already pointed out
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-27

A DIsAGREEABLR JOB.-One of
the most unpleasant things about a
house is to have it torn up by plumb
ers making repairs. Call on Petzel
q Bernardo when you want work In
that line, and you will have no
trouble.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-27
Personal AND LOCAL.

Rev. DR.. &. {. Stratton went &c
Portland this afternoon.
w. T. Grimm, of woodburn, is
doing business in the city to-day.
Prof. w. T. VanScoy, of Jeffer-
SOD, was in the city this morning on
business.
Rev. /. ID. Driver cauie up from
Portland Oh the Rosehurg express
this morning.
Secretary J. T. Gregg, Of the state
board OF agriculture, came up from
Portland last night.
John W. Mimic, weIgher and
gauger in the Portland custom
house, il in the city to-day.
J. Fl. Putnam, of Fossil, who has
been visiting his brother, J. b.,
state librarian, started home to-day.
Mr.. A. Bush and his daughter,
Miss Eugenia, went over TO Newport
this morning to spend few days.
w. H. Wild, the real estate
dealer, starts his evening for a few
weeks stay In the Lone Star
state.
Hon. b. J. Miles, superintendent
OF the Iowa reform school, started
for home to-day after q visit with
friends here.
Judge Il. 5. Bean was a SOUTH
bound passenger last night. He has
broken up housekeeping at Eugene
and will soon bring his family here.
Squire Farrar, manager of the
ThOs. Kay Woolen mill business at
the Portland store and Office, came
hume last evening tor sunday
visit.
w. II. Byars, the new surveyor
general, is to reside IN Fast Port
land, and has secured house on
Fourth Observation-Disclosures.
Mr.. =. q. Goodman, OF t5an Juse,
Cal, a former resident Of Portland,
and in his younger days n student at
Salem, il in the city for few days,
and may locate at the capital.
The Salem way Is taking well
with the people Of Oregon. We
notice our exchanges uniformly
speak well Of Willamette university,
which In still located at Salem.
The Dallas Itemizer says: The
firm Of GriSgs & Nc
Farlane, at Falls City has been dis
'olved, the business ~ he continued
,y the former, while the latter will /
each their district school.
The board Of trade will not hold a
Meeting Until the first Monday in
october, which is a week from next
Monday. The report that the
would he held next Mon
lay was an oversight in the date.
Our business men and citizens !
hould show appreciation OF the elo-
luent write-up and illustrations of
,slsm In this weeks "West Shore,n
y having copies to send TO their
riends. The board Of trade could +,
.et no better matter 70 send out.
Walter 8. Low, James Mead, John
)nncan and John Dinslnore have
made up party for 3 trip through Z
be coast mountsins, fishing and y
uniting along the Nestuccs rivers. T
hey expect 10 start out by team In 3
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-27

CORRECT VIEw.--The Portland
World truly says: '.Salem IL TO he
congratulated upon the excellent
showing she made in the recount.
Injustice was done her the first
time, and third count would Ger
tainly show more than did the sec
ond. To her newspapers she should
feel truly grateful for their continued
demands for recount. Salem is
growing and we are proud OF it,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-27

Notice
To the public Of Salem and vicinity;
/ hereby most respectfully announse
that ] have reopened my dyeing and
cleaning work in the same place. lsa
Commercial street, whore I shall be
glad to receive your calls.
Yours respectfully,
ALFRED WALDEMAR NEISOE.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-27

CITY AGEST.-T. McF. Patton
has been given the agency for Sa-
lem of the genuine Stanley book ,-
"In Darkest Africa" Partie swish
ing this great work can now be sup
piled at the State street book store.