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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
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Albany, Ind,
Indiana has another sensation IN the ghOul'
ish line, The last from that state 10 thrill
tho country was tho eKhumng Of tho body
OF uen flarrlsona father and the shocking
discovery OF II In medical college by the
somehow president oI the United hlatea
But IN the recent oasa the usual process waa
reversed, ono resurTeotlonIat was shot dead
and three captured, while ltth escaped 10
Louisville, KY, by making tho best time on
recent record,
The circumstances were very peeullari aud
II tho doctors had intended 10 be caught,
they could hardly have managed u more 10
tho purpose, The party consisted ~ three
Louisville white men and two OF three
oolored maii Of these Dr. w Edward Grant
and Dr. j, a, Blackburn and one oolored
man are In the custody Of the Indiana OH
GERS, while George Brown, eolored, u dead
and tho third white man and negro NJ there
waa an0therl escaped The doctors were evil
IDENTIFY what skilled reaurreotlonlsts call guy
blokeao-that Is, they knew nothing about
the technique OF tho business, went ~ IL Ia
the most awkward way possible, violated tho
ethics OF grave robblng at the very start and
took citizen Of the offended town Into their
confidence, thus inauring deteoton. II Ia
grayely suggested Ia Lousylle that tho
Indiana court may aeqult them on the ground
OF temporary insanity,
Thomag johnson, for many y6arsa resident
OF Loulayille, and in the ticket department Of
tho l,ouAvlle and Nashville railroad, and
later provision superintendent OF tho Wagner
Palace Car company, Of Chicago, where he
died, had been brought 70 hla old home at
New Albany by his friends and buried In
what Ia known as the North cemetery. He was
q man Of magnificent physique, which, per-
hapa, caused tho roaurrectonsla 20 violate
their usual rule, which Is 10 obtain tho oorpaea
only OF paupers and frendofa people, I'd,
ward Pearoe, a policeman In New Albany, was
less prominent than Mr., johnson, but very
popular, II ia q very curious fact that dur.
Ing his last illness consumption he often OK.
pressed horror Of grave robbers, and re'
quested that extra precautions should be
taken.
They we're buried near together on u Sun
day afternoon, aud the next day Dr. Black
burn took u careful observation Of tho ceme-
tory, Ho asked William Dubba, a lad living
near by, 10 point out the graves, and with
what seems incredible folly gave him hint
OF their Intentions and a small hfbe, promis.
Ing more " they succeeded. Tholad promptly
Informed the authorities aud that night a
guard OF five men was set, including two
brothers OF johnson aIid devoted friend Of
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performed. Tho lid was treatod with cocaine
and tho cutting was done with surgeons
scissors A pieoo OF flesh ono and a half inches
long and nm inch wide was takon away.
The surgeon thon brought tho edges together
aud secured them with half dozCn stitchca
Tho effect was 10 pull the lower portion OF
tho lid upward whore tho overhangIng fold
used 10 bo, thus exposing tho oyoball 10 tho
light. The whole thing was over In hftoon
minutcG The wound healed splendidly, and
perfect union OF tho edgN was accom-.
pllshod within a wook. The right lid, witch
Is beginning TO droop. viii be operated on IN
similar manner at an early day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
YOUNG FOLKS COLUMN.
INTERESTING AND USEFUL READING
FOR BRIGHT BOYS AND GIRLS.

An Entertaining Description Of Various
Aiembem of the Thislle Family - lhe
barometer Thistis, the Wind witch This
tls aud tho National Thistle of Scotland,
There are many kinds OF thsles, There Is
tho thistle which tho people of France aud
Germany use for barometer. Tho people
hang II out beside tho door, When tho thistle
closes IL IL sure to rain, When II opens tho
storm Ia about 10 oeaae aud the sun 10 shine,
Then there la a thistle called tho Wind Witch
which grows on the plains Of Tartary, IL Ia
very large, aud tho flower dries into ball
~ light as a feather which, falling or, gooa
flying over tho plains before the wind II
flies 10 fast that nobody has ever been known
10 catch one.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13

Mrs slmkins hos just heard that her hus.
band has beon drawn TO serve on a jury
John smkins on tho criminal Iuryl" OK.
claimed Mrs Smklns "Wcll, all can say
10 that congratulate tho criminals
"Why Mrs, Blnkinsi IN your husband a
very merclful manr
"MercIfull Why John slmaus wouldn't
hang piotur', much less n door, unlop ho
was jest made top Youths Companion
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13

Protais, tho celebrated military painter
died at the ago Of a. ao began Ito asa post
oIllco clerk, and remained nearly ton years in
tho administration His first success was
aeries of battle pictures Of tho Crimea, ho at-
terward followed tho French army 10 Italy,
and There gathered tho material for another
perioa Of pictures, which finally established
hln reputation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13

burg went over 10
$50 the duel. Hon.
n. b, Hin, OF Goor.
gia, is believed 10
bo tho first polIti.
clan In tho south
who refused 10 nght
a duel tln 1856,
Alex, stophonS DO.
ing tho challenger
on legal and moral
grounds, and yot
lost no popularity
by H. Soon after
tho Mexican war
shooting edition.,
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Tho Cunning Fox.

Tho natural cunning OF tho fox was shown
at Now Ipswich N II, A fox that was
started by hunter ran directly 10 pond
and passed around tho odgo on the leo asnoOr
tho open wator az poeSiblo The dogs fol.
lowed closely, and, coming upon weak leo,
broke through, and but for help given them
would have drowned. Meantime, Roynard
escaped 10 place Of safety.
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Only Mnrrlnd a Irnw YnOrn.

In May 1881, Elva Lambrght and David
Newcomer were married Ia the State OF
Michigan, They lived for several years
NJ Canal Fulton, this county. They had
trouble whilo living there
nnd he wife now brings suit for divorce
from her husband aud nslla that the court
restore her 20 her maiden nnmo. She
alleges that David has cruelty abused her
and Ii guilty OF gross neglect.
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somo people Soon to think that life IA In.
tended 70 be perpetual holiday, and, whom
they have played themselves into sickness by
solf indulgence aud all sorts Of wlllful, recs-
less behavior, they cry and complain because
they must suffer tho Consequences
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Marriage I.lnnnnnn Innnnd.

Tho following marriage liconaea have
becn issued; John Lender and Pauline
Boron, OF Cantonj Frank Stones and
Donna Klttinnor, Of East Grcpnvlllo, [,
Cbrietlan Beitlcr and Rosn Beck, OF Ait.
anooj William Ray aud Lizzie Williams,
OF Pigeon Run, Sherman llartor and
Emma Wlggone, of Canton,
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THE NATIONAL FLOWER pF SCOTLAND,
But, after all, says writer for Little
Men and Women, there Ia no thistle 10 inter
eating aa the common purple thistle OF Scot
land, While II IL not handsome, II IL tho ma
tional flower Of Scotland, the land OF Walter
Scott, aud we must honor II for that reason.
Tho motto which goes with the thistle 10
"Nemo me impune laeealtn tits Latin and
means, "Touch me who daresn There Is an
ancient order OF Scotch knights, tho Order
OF the Thistle, aud this lg their motto,
Over the gate Of tho now ruined palace OF
Llnllthgow, whore Mary, Queen OF Scots
was born, tho thistle with this motto Ia on
grayed, You will aeeit IN many other places
In Scotland
The earliest mention ot the thistle, az the
badge Of Scotland, IL found In an old poem
called "rho Thrllael aud tho RoIa,n which
would bo written now "The Thistle and tho
Roaa.n
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InsIst on Dry Wood.

Whatever kind Of fuel Is uscd Insist upon
II boing good, II you burn wood, hOvoa at loast
half OF IL dry, Grccn wood con ho burned
sometimes, but never attempt TO bake with H.
Nothing loss than u saint con keep her tenn.
per and cook breakfast over allky, undo
cidod lro, when tlo Kitchen is blue with
smoke aud the wood sIngs psalms and sheds
tears, ,--Good housekeeping
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13

A petition Ia being circulated by friends
for signatures asking for the pardon of
Ira Smith, the IL year old boy sunt 10 the
reform farm for the killing OF Caroline
Knopp at New Berlin. Tho grounds arc,
extreme youth Of the boy, insuillclentey.
idcnre 70 convict, and verdict of the cor.
oner tcrming the shooting accidental.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13

win Carleton, tho poet, Ia getting stout
lives In Brooklyn, and acknowledges 10 flvo-
and-forty His success lias boon sudden, yet,
while tho critics glvo him wide berth, he
gets fancy prices for ha vorseets, and his
future work " already contracted for
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A Human weakness.

~ can't bear that man Iladboon,n said
young Keoptup "he's always talking about
what ho and his family used TO bcb "oh,
well, said the deacon, perBuasivsly, "you
must bear with him. Remember, 10 wore In
human VI lhlrdette in Brooklyn Eagle
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13

Christopher Talbot, tho father OF tho house
OF commons, lately died In London AT Che age
Of 80. Ho had sat continuously in parliament
for the same Walhh county for fifty-nine
years and ndper made a npoech #
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
Chocolate Ielnn,

Mix two ounces Of grated chocolate with a
quarter pint OF water, put tho mixture into
u saucepan on the FIRE, and add -four ounces
OF icing sugar Stir II we'll till II becomes Of
the consistency Of cream, but do not allow II
10 boil, Tho icing should bo laid on tho cake
as smoothly M possible, aud II Should then bo
put IN tho oven Tor fow minutes 70 harden
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13

VUNTAIN FON TNENUII WINnUWl
which arc attached nj tho top under the
drapOd valance, On tho opposite side a mar.
row breadth falls straight, merely touching
the ground,
Tho curtains aud valance aro hordored with
Pompndour tassos, This style OF drapng
may bo carried out equally well In any Of tho
soft materials now IN style, and IA particular.
~ adapted 10 the long windows extending 10
tho floor
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uo GOT Some pamasen

Tho case Of George w. Yohe against tho
o. ., u S.. railroad company was decided
last evening by the Jury IN favor OF the
plaintiff. Tho action was brought for
$1,000 damages 10 the plaintiffs property
on East Ninth street, by reason OF a
change In the track Of tho railroad, Tho
plaintiff was awarded $3.50 damnpoa.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
HELLO FospmR,
A Man Worth Two millions and a Half.
Only ileporta sab, 900 Tor Taxation, and
lla ID . Dig Mepnhlloan nlAthhmAn.

WY ANNHNAhA WapthNN lol AhANtlpNt anu
ile iaa Dig Republican Statesman,
THIN, o., March 7,=ISpoclOl,l IA tax
detective now here 70 discover men who
have eyHdod taxation has made dIacoy-
cry Of great value Ia the case Of cx,Govcr.
nor and eX'Congrceamau ChRrloh fohiCr,
who II known 70 be worth NJ least two aud
q half milliona Of dollars aud oil h due "a
be taxed In this county, II h Nacortnluod
900 for taxation f0stor will certainly hr
called upon 20 furnish liat Of hia assets
for the benefit Of the tax duplicate Of this
(ScnCcHl county.
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inga OF that nature,
When one atten'
lively considers
what an American
political campaign
10, how herotly tho
parties aaaall each
other, how venom
ously some men al
tack themoral char
aeter OF their oppo-
nenta, aud how ma
lloioualy tho pri-
yato lives Of public
Mon arc criticized,
reaFOnluq "A nriOri
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
.LEADDD SCBBES.
Not So Much Shooting of Ed-
itors as "Afoh the Wah."
THE KINCAmTAULBEE EPISODE.

There Really Never Was IA Much shooting
Ia the United statsa ~ Some Think Mis-
sisslppi Held The Palm, with Texas Good
Second.
Charles 10, Kincaid, correspondent, has shot
w, T. Taulbee ex-oongreasman, and there Ia
much aatonlshment thereat The real oanAs
for surprise ia that there are not more shoot.
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ALLEN OARNis,
ATTORNEY AT LAW-onnoo with W. and A. nc.
Kinloy, Canton, OHIO,
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lonAa, aKEMANN
ATTORNEY AT LAw-onoe Commercial nlook,
No, 80 Aouth Market street. Canton o.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-19
FROM EAST PORTLAND.

The Nindicator has entered up"r
its 18th year under Wheeler Bros,
They get up a neat, readable paper,
with carefully selected reading mat
ter, good locals and correspondence.
We take from il the following items:
There is to be new Evangelical
church on the Woodstock tract. The
sum of $1,000 has been raised and the
ground secured. A church costing
about $1,000 will be built. The plans
have been prepared and n number OF
bids have been received for the work,
aud the contract will he awarded i'm
q short time
Every time we see Il man driving
a horse with a check-rein. and that
drawn SO tight the horse is in con-
stant mi-ery, we feel like asking
that man how he would like gag
in his mouth, drawing his head
back out Of shape and Keeping him
in constant misery.
a farmer drove to the barber shop
in Stephens addition Saturday
night, where he hitched his horse
and went inside to get shaved. He
had been inside but Il few minutes
when a stranger jumped into the
L. = L
the street and drove of at a rapid
rate. He was pursued by the owner
Of the outfit and by Others, and in
making turn the wagon was upset.
The driver tnen ran, abandoning
horse and wagon, aud made his es-
cape. If the wagon had not upset |
ne might have got away with the |
horse.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-19
Bringing Marriage up to Date.

To bring the institution of mar
riages up to date is among the next
great tasks Of progressive civiiza-
ton. So much has it Jagged behind
that this proposal sounds like a pro-
posal to break up society altogether,
so much the worse for society. Poll
tlcallg we have had to learn the
difficult lesson Of liberty to recog-
nize the enormous importance TO the
state Of the spontaniety Of each
individual, aud the uselessness Of
the most perpect state machin-
cry, without citizens who are
free to make blunders If
they will, and to serve their
country with the intelligence and
the public spirit which are ths out
come of freedom. Politically, we
have learned our lesson well; ~ well
that we are disposed 10 think that
the principle Of liberty forhids us TO
reconsider or alter our industrial sys-
tenn, because the change would in
terfere with certain rights enjoyed
by individuals under the present o.
der, and therefore strictly cOudlilon-
al upon it-an idea showing "a
strange confusion of thought. But
We have not learned 10
apply this Wholesome and
braclug principle 70 social aud
.ull les % family, lit. A. soon as
We do apply Il boldly, unswery-
lngly, the preseut marriage system
stands arraigned, offending, ~ Il
does, against every principle of lib-
egty aud aquallly, against the Tighla
aud duties ~ the individual, against
the strength aud vitality of the
state, which live o. languishe. ~
be- individuals grow OF decline la
lhe qualities u independents, d
original power aud vigoT of charae
ter Mona Caird iu North Ameh
can Review Tor July.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-19
Rs-opsn .. a Ttoroughf4r,

In order ~ guard against results subfer.
sIge - health, lt BE- essrFiial it rae tne tuuf-
nugtfare uf iur sgsteni. flle DIHtis, ahpIid
b. o.. oq-.Gfd ahru tLfB beCyuIr DISTRACTED.
fthey are nDt, she hiie b. inisdirec' rd' she
dufrs Indigestion. Leuflrara rEauti au1
other sympieus aA. .cl tAr etr.iins cause
ully tgLdl il aggufafr. llf aprrlrnt
pfoIirftles DT i0ateifers stomach hIiiFr
constitutes q uhefll aEeIt lu uaurfruri iuu
Cf the bowels. ana promoting regular
habit. 40 is iunuifeIy suIernr i4 DE- dfrs
tlc catharicfs frr4 4ueltF nrrd o. ne pure
pee since N d0fn nnt aH fhhruhTs hut
prlducrs i uafual rfHff. slich duss nnt
fmpllr tle 0reaus. Doe stauarn aud lisrr
blso. luleed tls suilf- tgslrul is requisite,
aYn
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-19
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
PORTLAND.

tOEl ll4ANll
Wheat-Nalley, 81 22lS9sl %Fs.
Flour-standard, So 20.
Outside grades, So 50.
OatS-5Oa52c per bushel.
MillstuffS-Bran, Sl56l7; shorts, Sl7@l
ground barley, S29aSOs chop feed, 80
middlings, So 50625. per ton.
Hay -Sla9O per ton.
Butter-oregon fancy dairy, 25c; fanc,
271s; good to fair, 9N@22's; California
lS69Oc.
; EggS-oregon soc per dozen.
/ Poultry-Old chickens, s. 5Oa6 90 larg,
spring, s. ONG4 %.
Potatoes-Sl % per GENITAL.
/ Cheesc-Oregon, IL to 1870; California
! 81 to lOc
/ Sugars-Golden c, 47sc; extra &, 57: dry
/ graGula'ed, Ga; cube, crushed and Pow,
dorcd, a. Sc per pound.
/ Beaus-Small white, SS; pink, 81; bayos
s. so; butter, IS; Iimas, s. 80 per Genital
| Dried fruits-Plummer dried, 10 to lie;
uudrcd and factory plums, 81 to &c;
peaches, sundriod ,I0lsc; evaporated, l6,{
/ to lie.
Rice-6lsc per pound.
cullS; green over IS pounds, &c; under IS
pounds, Sc; sheep pelts, short wool, so TO
Soc; medium, TO to Soc long, 20 to 81 25
shearlings, 10 TO 2Oc.
Tallow-Good to choice, 5 10 SIse.
Wool Eastern Oregon, 10 to l6c; valley,
l6 to lSc per pound.
Nails Iron, s. 90; steel, s. so; wire, 50 10
per kcg.
Beef Live, 81. toSlEc; dressed, &c.
Mutton Live, 81 to SIC; dressed 7c.
Hogs Live, &c; dressed, &C..
Veal ito &c per pound.
Spring lambs 81 each.
SMOKED MEATS AND LARD.
Eastern hams, l2IS to 1870; breakfast ba-
con, l2is to lSisc sides, ai5 to 9'4c; lard, 9H
to 1915 per pound.
SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, July ls.--wheat 81 S2i,
to S}34 for standard shipping quality.
Barley-teed 81 l5@l Is per GENITAL
Old brewing grades held at 81 ~ al 2lF.
Chopped feed. s2i to 25 per ton,
Potatoes-Eerly rose, 75c TO sl Garne
chile, 75c to 81 per GENITAL; Burbanks, 81 to
70 per GENITAL in boxes.
PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
Wheat-Buyer 80; closing, 81 42,s; buyer
season, closing, 81 1875
Barley-Buyer 90 closing, 81 20ls; buyer
season closing, 81 2j.
CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET.
CHICAGO, July lS.-Wheat 81 0lls.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
CHICAGO, Juy lS.--Cattle receipts, 1890;
beevcS. 81 - to . 90; steers, So 80 to 20;
stockers and feeders, 50 % to GO; cwt, bulls
and mixed 81 . to3 l0 Texns cattle, - 10
to 3 40.
Hogs-Rorcipls, 22oCo; mixed, - Goto3S2
heavy, 81 20 81. light, - 80 to . %.
shcep-Reccipts 1850; natives 81 80 to 70;
Texas, 50 5to 4 s.; lambs . TO @ Il.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
NEW NoRK, July ls.-Cone Rio nrmcr;
fair corgocs, 90; No. :, fiat bean, lsl, e to
l2s
Sugar. RAW, held higher; reaned grm,
53s to 81; extra e, 5as TO 5'ac; yellow, ~ to
s. &C.; granulated 6it,
Petroleum--SSc.
CHICAGO, July l7.--Ryc; quiet at lsisc.
Barley--Steady,
Whisky-Sl 10
Shouldcrs--S5 20 to 3 20.
Short cear--S5 Is 10 ) %.
short ribs---Sj 10
Lard 81 S2ig.
. Ool--. 33 to aSc.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-19
MISCELLANY



UTICA, n. V, July l9.-Dr.
Christian Henry Peters, the astron-
omer, was found dead in bed this
morning,
RAILROAD sWITCHMEN STRIKE.
CHICAGO, Ills, July - Two hun
dred switchmen employed by the
Rock Island in this city, struck to
day oyer the discharge Of one Of
their number. All business on IN q
line is at a stand still,
WIDOW OF EXPREssMAN FARGO
DEAD.
BUFFALO, y. Y, July l8.-Mrs.
F. F. Fargo died this morning after
an illness Of long duration. The de-
ceased was the widow OF the late
VIM. J. Fargo, the well known eX
press manager.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-19
No Land on which the sun shines

Possesses greater natural advantages than
our own, but there are portions Oithc great
grJin-bearng West and fertile south
where utmusl heric influences preiudiclul
TO health initiate against them, in some
degree, as place OF residence. Heavy rain
falls and the OVctfiOws of great rivers,
which upon their subsistence leave dNnk
veget5. tiun exposed 10 the rays Of the sun,
there hCgct uulHriui fcNcts, and there also
thc Inhabitants are periodically obliged to
use some medical safeguard against the
scOurgc. he most popular Is Hustcttor. s
stomach Bittcrs, preventative that for
protection to those whom experience In the
mtility of ordinary remedies for tcNcre and
ague has taught 10 substitute for thcfl
Whether Intermittent or rcmittcut, MAS
matte feycTcs are conquered and uyertcd
medicine as they are by no other prrparl-
tion in use. Use II, ana abandon impure
local bitters.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-19
4 Cnre f0r sIek lIeadache.

This distressing complaint is die % Hn
Inactive or sluggish liver or cpu~iipa "a
bowels which deraHEcs the stomach aud
dl-iutbs the HerFOus system causing diN-
illness ana an oppressive duil palm iu the
head, Oftcn ~ severe ah % prevent any fert
or sleep. one Of DR. tunn's Improved
Liver PMS viii releaye you oi nll ihr pali.
and misery and "a few more doses Nili cur-
rect the liver rand stomach and rrsult tfe tLr
JJEels While these pills ara s..all, easily
takcn. aud mild aad gentle iu ilrIr action
tlcfQ BE- 80 medicine iuaud that VIII -D 20
fsCtuaily cure sick headache 3i rtufs H
Mur. slLl hY amIIM a -lnlurr
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-19
F R E S.
AN ARMY OF THEM AT WORK,

New YORK, n. Y, July 19.-The
Western Union Telegraph company
have sufficietly recovered from yes
terday's fire to handle all business.
Temporary stations have been estab-
lished throughout the city. The
burned building presents the appear
ance of beehive. A small army Of
men are engaged in repairing the
damage.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-19
PARAGRAPHS

Theiycs sntered the cottage "
Vice President Morton al Saratoga,
Friday, and secured about $1,000
worth Of diamonds.
Hon John +. Buehan0u, president
of the farmers alliance, was nOmI
mated for governor of Tenness-e by
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-19
WIDOW OF EXPREssMAN FARGO
DEAD.
FOR EIGN

wcMAN's RIGHTS LEADER DEAD.
LONDON Eng, July l9.-Lydia
Becker, leader Of the Womau's sui-
frage movement, died to-day at
Geneva, from diptheria.
SCOTCHMEN MUST WALK OR PAY
BETTER WAGES.
EDINBURG, Scotland, July 10
The cabmen Of Aberdeen have strucF
aud not d single can IN the city is
running.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-19
NATIONAL SOLDIERS HOME MANA
GERS
7 A 7 E..

AN EXCELLENT WHEAT YIELD.
PORTLAND, Oregon, July 49,
The report of the Oregon Weather
Bureau says in reference to the
wheat crop: Late wheat filling well,
very large and plump; early wheat
being harvested; yield excellent.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-19
HOTEL ARRIVALS,

COOK HOTEL.
j. G. Sherman, Linn.
John Sears, Marion Station.
Warren Bigler, Nebraska.
b. l.. Cash, Corvallis.
Geo. Coffin, Portland.
f. +. Scott.
John Wrosit,
S. j. Kerr, st. Paul.
j. c. Devon, East Portland.
V. Il. Leach, Morgan.
j. w. Bachelor, Butteville.
JOS, T., Callahan, Wellsdalc, Oak
u. II. Hubbard, Salem.
G.. b. Writlor, Yaquina City.
j. w. Daniel, Junction.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-19

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