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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01

AAFesEEANg.-Il rszssrlluE szsi
a<ttn4 tlas ssAosl nscellRe Al tAs
s4arA haase te-1igtE AS 81 m
1nal,aEanut aGsl1sss fle tlas tae,z1es
g. lrans4r1 ta rrrard a. naeseslrs
lkas ~ t,e1ls Au& cc1snl<zs f.e s,ss
s11asal A.a@~rs Rsmas i1ll
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01
Cerrt<i Tne Table

AccoCiiDE - the new schedule
which CoJ> into Ctfccg tomorrow.
the - q July, 81 : o'c,ocA s. m,
pa>>e nseC trains Will pAsS this paint
= fellows.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01
25C Want Column.

Notices inserted for ONE CENT PER
WORD EACH INSERTION. No adver-
tisomeut inserted in this column for less
than twenty-five cents.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01

NNF1Es = Lazal e. ttls Eak1s ~ A,aH-
~ a Ce's uss Fgisats trnr.1 ~ tsa
Ns a1tra rasst EFV
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01

Rising sun Marsh MallowS-beSt
iu t.en,,-.i -a; Jones & Beruar,ii.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01

az dreSsmaking 1y a
w lady CtCNpcrtencc. Apply MISS Lou
Quarve. 40 los Winter street.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01

ChallicS and satines still being
slaughtered at the Capitol Adven-
tur. Co. Bargains ia dress goods
and ancy goods.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01
JOHN HUGHES,

Dealer in Groceries. Paints, Oils
and Window Glass Wall Pa.
per and Border. Artists Ma
teTialS Lime. Hair. Nails and
Shingles, Hay. Feed and Fence
Posts. Grass Seeds. Etc.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01

NOR SALE.-Team. COW and cali, ana
L moving machine. AlSoan N-aSie lHL IN, m.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01

ERIKGA

l-ANNkS-At leiers2n. SUNDAY.
llne ~ lsath an iUAul ~ Mr..
and Mr. Lew LAane-, Age'd threx
EzslglS
ROSS. AT bll1r in SalSD. sunday.
luue -. tsssA tle llfant dalskter
80 NF. and Mr. Dalczn Ross.
ag-i I utlnlh
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01


II. Holmes and n. c. sherman. ~.
lem.
All the committees Of the coming
celebration met this morning aud nj.
ter considerable deliberatiou and
hard work, formulated the following
PROGRAM:
Salute oils guns at sunrise.
Procession forms at l0 a. IN. sharp
on Commercial street, right resting
on State.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Chief Marshal.
Color>.
Band.
Carriages containing President.
Chaplain, Orator and Reader of the
Declaration.
. Carriages containing state. County
aud Ci.y officers.
Liberty Car.
Rand.
Grand Army OF The Republic
Band.
knights Of Py,hi,>,
Band.
Visiting Fine Ropsr'me.s~
Baud.
Salem li0e Department
Band.
Trades Display.
Band.
Bicycle Club.
Citizens ON Foot. in Carriages and
IN Hers jaCE.
Observation-Disclosures COM
monty known s. plug uslieS. and
viii contes, for prireS i'm Wilson Az
enUo. The prizes a-e - follows:
Three companies entering First
PEt-e, -: >ecvci. 81; aud If TWO
comyaui,~ enter. first prize. ~: So
oni S,o, and itouly one company
should enter. SIS for lrtEe To COM
pa2y aud SO 20 the be>t character.
Ten OF more must constitute S cou-
pacy. Three judges ta De selected
OF the grounds by ,hechietnar>hal.
Line ~ ussr-5.-n,wr the vs..
side ~ CoD,r,s-,ssl =, Clsr,sss--
-Couuye-march oD east side Com
us.cia, 70 S.a,e-Ea>, on safe 20
SDr,u,a--N--.b r~ <---~.-- q,
Cour-Ns,. on C,u-- ., C.---,.--
,isr-Ta-,h m C.,r,,-e,,ss' q, Nrz--
ion s7,s-s
Fh,N' RAN Al sh'lN-
Muse by the band,
-ol-s ana O'.N-.5'>. "a i-.s-.,.--
-
- = .--' ,,'-'
50. ~ 80, -. - -
- - -. - -
= =
-, P~.,-s- h,. ,,s,,ss,,--1s, g,
C,-a-;,
>olo ana chorus Columbia the
Gem a the NcVaC. Mrs StricE.e-.
h.,-,.,,,..- .,ss--;s-s ..l,,--,s 4 -.-..l-...
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01

MEILS- MlIL.>- We-., driven
Nrlis du1. u1s-s 0vFainei- cl fair
terms A l4rr. >cGEl ~llll. 90
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01

T,OR SALE.-One house and two lots IN
L south salem. Inquire OF W. Is. SNIP
son. Price St.s'.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01

JVNJ-Np.-Soue lady LEFT her umbrella at
/ John q. WriEhts store. owner can
nav same bv uayiuE for this notice.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01

NOR SALE-rhe porraucc fruit thrms, ,
/ lG-l5aud 80 acre tracts, finely located
Within { miles of salem. Price 50 per
49,, poRRANCE Bios.
Bellinser building, salem or.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01

NOR RENT.-Smau house. with some new
/ furniture 10 sell. Cottage and Mill,
two blocks west of Oregon House. Apply
at house.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01
THE YAnUlNA ROUTE.
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD

And Oregon Dsvs-cpDect company
steamship line. = miles shorter, = hours
.5Ss .-rLt --a- CE shy CI-Ei lc--S- : F--SI
c-aSS tE-cCEE passenger Ec1 freight line
laUs-.5 valley Io a-1 NON Sl- E'raCc-sc-
TkE SCHE0llE, .Exoeg; s--oaysL
LsSve 4 ua-y so ? n
LesVs Co-Va---s --+- = n
Arrive NsC-.-S ESl = y
Leave Na- ----& -csS = n
Arrive Albany ---.- A y
@. ( c. trains co--ecs 81 Albany sZ5
Cc-v2--ls-
The auove r-.-ns connect So NASUINA
VIII -E5 Oregon Lssv5-1r 1r--E-E COS L--s
1t~-ss-.r>1ru> h=I7-ea- N1ruiul sud ~sn
SSiuSF HsIls
.sTEAarzsS- FEcN YAaCINA
Willamette Valley ..I-sS-sy sy-------TCly .
t-l-a- .l-l- ~--Cl -a ----------- r
Willamette Valley I1--S5zy y------ b.
SvEANEE.>- FEoN s-lN FEANC-sco
" ---4--s-gs Na--sy. F--1ay- ay---------T-- =
ta-s-.--. --=s. o. 3 ----------T- -.y ,
IA ---a--t.-5 alley, >1-1ly y-----.-----~ Q
---s---s--s Na-Sy. L-Ts-sy ------- j.
l--s company rvS5-y5S me Uszs 70
t-A-E5 s.s----s 1ssss v-llo-l -c--cs-
=. r---t',>.s So -,'1--- t'l---A-- and al
~ --.------l- a---t sN.---s ,--- ---1sr t-7-
c---e,E.-- wtE -Et trains ~ he
VAC UNA ROUTE g., A-1a-y y ll1--rS--.s
ans d -f->l---t'- % 80 f-sEe-Ss1- s1-r--z Z
a--a-E5 -1 arrive s.. NS-L---a the tvsl--z
c1-r-v -a-s ID s--- --E
f1,>sl-tr 1Et frr clI Rate AlExgs ne
HUMAN & Co. F-sEt- l-s -s.ks.
Ass--, 1C a-.1 ~ FrC-s - F----a-5, u.
G. %
&C EpGCE Asr Gts- F--- a
Pass AE--- t-eE1- Fac-Ec r r 90
CcrvA--s- ~
~ Il EA>M ELL r. CEN Fr-- &
Pass. A-- --rEuE Lsv5lc0EsEg
Ca E.-i Mo- tgC--5-y -
>a- f-a-c-ss1. L,a-
Es--S-- ,-- ne .reE1- pac--e ur--lzr
summer C----r> .--> ErW -a-e -1-ksls are
l-a c- ~4G --c- a- VaLsE p,--l-s o.
Al-- ---a ard 0s-.---
e. a. ElssCE
A. o. 2, EZ1 J.. As-sEt.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01

NOR RENT-A dcsl1ble business Office
/ i'm best hloCS i'm town. Inquire al thls
Orfcg. --AA
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01

Au Excellent Remedy.
DE- Holden. I consider your Ethe-
ueS. Cough Syrup au excellent REM
civ for all the diseases which YOU
recommend ID.
DAVID GICHART. Modesto.
Lar-c size 81. small - cents. For
~ Il uy a.l druggists.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01

LOCAL PASSENGER TRAIN - DAIL1 EN
CEFT SUNDAY
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01

And Oregon Dsvs-cpEeCt cou-p4cys
steamship line. = miles S-C-Is-. y hours
.5SS --rIt -EAZ by a-y CI-Ei lo--s- F--sT
c-aSS -E-cCEE passenger aC1 freight line
from Portland ana al points IN t-s WI
la--E-.S valley Ia s-& NON S.- Era-c.S-s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-29

@ir finO fef entf@lohen unb bleibea uait.
rem 8erfabe treu, uniere @aareu f9neH 90
betfaufen unb awar bilIiser, ais isssne Elm
anberes Saus in benz srOfeu SdbHeitM.
N,e borber baben mir cine iol6e srcee aue.
pabI pirtlid gutter @a&en 5nm Serianfe aus.
sebOteu nnb ratbea ben 8eDobnern unS Befu.
6era Der Stabt uns seiiis su beiu9en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-29
srn eafm unS sbsOi0t ansse $780, $5 &c. $3.50 uab 49,
52u 3ebn Dpll1r

bertaun Gnise in aem moaden Sduit MODERN bon ;msr
ttem gaiimir gbebo unb gorf Serep r
Baue Gnnn Beaber unb @lot Go au,uae BON $40 oumar
SOfdnbse auspab @bar3eu abaen Siaoonaeu gort
Serep, in mobernem S4nit bon $l2 aufpdrts
ir bertauu in unm Department ir beonbs feine Mu,oe
nur uGe, bic fpesiel fir uns semadt purben
PAT oee Sbaa9 anang eunSen bat benefit bab bic 9nfd.
Gar ben eorpunten @ fur ben baseren ann 1T aa unb ouo
ronrea mir fit Ssben pafenbe an3ige su baben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-29
edjn9en II. stiefel,

DieGes Department reprdieutirt in feinem
Eager einen @ertb bon $S5, 900 In neuen, gu
ten @aarsn, bic borbeiIbaft eiusefanft unb
sarantirt purben, baB iie bOls SatisfaltiOn
seben.
asir fibreu cine bcIlfdnbise anspabl bon
ainba,, Mdb@eu., Damsn., anaben' uno
Ntdnner SGuben uno clippers.
asir baben 70 pieIe SPECIAL Scrten", nnb
gnaer. bob mir fie ni9t alle anfabren ionncn.
Da mir bic san,e @robuItion inebrersr fsbr
besannier n6rbIiaer Gabriten trntroIirsn, nnO
nns fona ale GaeiIitdten 81 gebcte aeben'
slauben Sic ba ni9t, bab iuir Sbnen
Oelb fparen fDnne1l?
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-29
3nr Sead)tullq.

Isrdumt nt un gusDab Damen. llner3eus at beEGieen
Damn nede @b auf elesants unterasus Iesn ten nt
sben unere 8aammnaauns Golden anaueben bebnb
Worsnrod SsmS Beintleoer uno nterod i'm @e $3.50 bis
$11.0O.
Damen u8afar" gbemGeem.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-01-16

LAMoILLE STAGE.
Arrives, Tuesday Il Saturdsy.....t.. 400 P. ~
Departs, Wednesday h Sunday ...., 9:00A.A.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-01-16
BlxSy's Prsospt and Practlos.

''Do be little patient with the chill
dren, my dear" said Mr.. Bixby TO his
wife when she spoke sharply to them
for upsetting her work-basket and send
ing It's contents all over the floor. "Re-
s1ember that you were child yourself
once, and themost obedient and pleasing
children are those who are ruled by love.
When they vex me l. What In the
name of Moses do you mean, Willie
Bixby, by deliberately sticking your
feet into my silk hata II that don't
beat any thing evee heard OIL Now
look at that hat, sir-look at It'll For
half cent ia take you out into the
woodshed and give you such warming
up as you wouldn't forget as long as you
Hvel 1 ought to do itl It's the only
way to teach you young ones TO behave
little less like lot Of hyenasl Now
you put off to bed without your supper,
young mani
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-01-16

DEPUTY U. s. LAND AND MINERAL
- surveyor for Neysds, Mines laid out
aud Surveyed fer Patent. Land surveyed, ap.
plications, contracts, payments on land, and
appertainlng to taking up or holding land Of
the State or Government attended TO. ehaIl
keep fully posted as TO oil lands taken mp and
vacant In the eastern part OF Nevada. Ad
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-01-16
HUNTINGTON STAGE.

hrriVes' Monday. ..''''.-......... 500 Pm
Departs, Tuesday. ay.................... 500 p. "
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-01-16
DAILY INDEPENDENT.
AN EVENING PAPER,
IssCED EVERY DAY. SUNDAYS TX.
j cepteds
c. w. GROVER,
Editor and Proprietor
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

Ono copy. one year. ..9 Q q
One copy. six mouths. ths.................. o.
For any period under stx months, one dollA,
Per month. Payable In advance.
Delivered by oarrier In Elko at 10 cents Q week
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-01-16
ADVERTISING RATES.

Will be made as low Ss ts consistent with
ound business principles. Apply At the Of
ace for terms.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-01-16
BUL.I.ION STAGE.

Arrives, Tuesdays Saturday. .40OP
Departs, Monday x Friday"....,. 9:GoA.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-12

Es-ss ue1 11ers1-p eczF-Des1 sx-oeu-
z1or oeeaesr - Alzk4Ea z1eerzey tor
tas 90 apaar ene Eas eee1 ae.ng al
sea ,. .gTiaZ fQr rae Sandagger ieEtsEy
slll zh4r as ee1-1 nsE see1re zAe neoes-
sary r1e-tairss vote hs rhsa beside.
- s64Hdon ne nsas and ias.rnetz4 1is
sorssrs - - dean tAe.r n2n1s
4lea tEs bl- cane lp ID E1e House
f9r ia second reading kspresealsr.Fa
F alsa moved ~ .l-elnlgely pas- -1eas
eolsl1sEsllen q IL Na-sa Las been
i.gertag tle 1il.. I'D t1a 4e-ou on sls
pass 49, seconded g kePEessats 81 -
SeeFens $40 hz1 also favored T. Eeg-
reseala I've 81 alsa explained thai J1e q D.
leet - Gls me-lon % in1eznl-e -el =
postpone aas 70 -aks tLe 6-l o-t ~ g1s
saT q os1er Legislation 4n1 gera-lt tie
business ot tas session 81 proceed a
vote Being L4ael tie IeHol ~ luae--
ialtsig postpone tle biIl carried Ills.
rs is believed IS t1s death znel of tie
s--L 41d ils opponents are juo-l4nE
ln ghs Stl4te q eouln ni-tee aas ap-
pointed ~ investigate see charges II
aabeeY in connection With tle lottery
business election ~ Jalsed States sen
atof Casey ani the nomination and
election OF ths StezG oeloers
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-12
FACTS BRIEFLY STATED.


Il j. reported II BEasssls xhat the opt
Zee harvest in Java Nln be b-2
Ts@ pgte Las aeeorssss ths St.e as
P.-sta Tor 1Is k1naness - Csthose mis-
49,.
A,srev Gottscbsek - ra,.4sr fns
..-r-a..rer 81 As.ns Co,.r.g i. -
tabsA aefaultsr l. ths sxtent i Sc
ea
William n Avres 49, -st,--.s- e..
....,.,s.s tha psua..r.tt, .-.'.- -,....,..,.-r
nation for tbe late 1asgs Kallav,s
st.rt
f.b, Rova-s r,,,z.- ,estss., ~.
u~.-,.. laun+v m ~ 49,. - -.
-,-.r ga s.le.ae ~ t.ng.1g .t-s-sls
t-..
fra. r.,-si,,. s....s...i s+4.s N,-...
s..-.,..t SINGER. l-,.,r.,, ,.,ii l...-i. II
~.e,,.-r liam ~ ,,r1es.s -. N.s,ss.
er.am
4t.-~-r ~ s.s-... o....... -.
,..-s I'D ~. -t.e, = aae ee5 s. rr4lI,
i.t.-s-tas : -. t..an s,-.,,..5 ty +,. r,,v
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MN. .,.-.s ....'.-.s.-
~
-s... t.s .,..,.Il,- -. +.
-te.t.m..s ,gite 4 rfaa
..- .,.-.- ~. as ,,,
.-5...,.-, : -.z -. 49,. - 80
go - W. - -, -
$50. -, -. .i.,--
.........
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-1,.-.,. =. ..-'..'.',-., 49,. So
.(.f,.s..',. ~,
81.
,,c,s
'ON" -
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-12
ZION'S FALL.
Mormon R1le 20 salt Lake cry 81
en End
cBInEs ClREI Ias ELECTION.
4helr Caadia4tss saccsssf4l ~ tsr4tify-
AZ aaEerlty Eks NleS-rs E-a as--
G-Ep@lga ~ith Bis
gsfineariali.

SA1r LAEg CIY lr4h Feb H.
sIon5aFs election has been the uQst
asree v-eoatasled one ever known la
thls clty The issue VAS stEalg -- one
as fo whether the A4ruons cg
Genules shea q coutr9l the u-licip pal
government Each pArty tolsat As Il
for life W dea a ana rre Gel1les aoa
a glorious vtety-v.
I4s Geutles can hardly realize the
im porgance of their ylctory tor more
than forty years Che people here have
been subject e. Mormon control ald
the fact shat they have now thrown -
that woke Is dlecllt FOR Them o. fully
com pre- bend. The Gentiles take the rs-
sult quietly While The Mo-mons are
completely dazed by taeir defeat
IL as antlcips ted tlat an attempt 70
challenge and arrest some voters would
result In riot and bloOdshed This fear
however, was not realized, and though
the excitement was intense only six ar
rests for illegal voting were made. and
these were accomplished without any
demons tration on the part of either
side
The polls closed az o'clock, and the
Liberal leaders posted q bulletin in tie
windows at headquarters claiming =
majority Of 1000. The news soon spread
over the city. Flags were run ~ on
every Gentle building and fire.
works were exploded from hun.
dreds Of house-top,. Cannons doomed
and b0n-dres were seen mp
on every corner, while hundreds
Of men paradea the streets with drums
and torches No such scene was ever
before witnessed in Utah. The Nor
mons remain indoors and have nothing
% Say except that the election was car
ried by fraud and that they viii con-
test IL. They admit defeat but claim
that the Gentle majority viii not ex-
ceed 800
At 10 o'clock the crowds upon the
streets became so great that the street
cars were compelled 10 stop running. 4
spirit OF good nature prevails. The
saloons were closed and not a drunken
man was to be seen upon the streets.
Official returns give George A. Scott
(Gentile) for mayor a majority of 500;
Louis Hysms (Gentile), for recorder,
$50; J. b. Walden (Gentile), for Treas
urer, 500; Z. r. Clute (Gentile),
for assessor, 466: j. NJ. Young
(Gentile), for maoshal 773. The
remainder of the Gentle ticket. in
cluding fifteen councilmen, are elected
by majorities ranging from 800 to 400.
This gives them control of the munich
pal council for the first time in the his
tory OF the city.
Discussing the contest the Herald. the
organ OF the peoples party" and Nor
mon church, says:
''rhe votes have been cast and counted and
the result announced on their face the returns
show majority Tor Liberal ticl-et and a
majority that viii astonlsh all who are not r.
miliar with the methods that are prac.
ticed by that organization. We DO be.
liere there was rarely u ever a
more crooked election; certainly moth.
ing like TT cever occurred hereahouts.
Fraud Illegal registration. disfranchisemcnt of
legal Mormon voters and dim-famning were
practccG by the Liberals openly and without
opposition. and by these means only have they
carried the day. II was unquestionably a crook.
ed election
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-12
IN FAvOR d REvsIoN



CuCAeO. Feb. I1-Tbe Presbyterian
ministers ana elders constituting the
Chicago Presbytery net again on Mon
aay and concl lded the discussion OF the
question Of revision - adopting = reso-
ilU0a 70 answer In the Affirmative the
question propoundsd by the general as
sembly. DO you desire a revision OF the
confession OF faithF The Chicago Pres
bytery desires 20 leave the question Of
the extent 20 which revision shall be
sarried % committee appointed by the
general assembly, provided that the fol-
l0Ning hree points shall De secured.
First. that the fuH integrity q The system
of doctrine a. contained ia the confession Of
faith s~an be kept iuvioiate.
second thst those forms of statement IS
peciALy In the third ana tenth chapters. which
conFry Or seem % convey erroneous OK un-
scriptural implication. and which are occasions
- stumbling BE- modified OF eliminated.
Third that God love q the world and HIS
eoIa mission 70 preach the Gospel % every
creature DC given fuller 4nd more .-hnlte "a.
ursssfon
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-12
STARVING INDIANS.
Great Destitution and Suffering at the
Devils Lake Agency.

Devils LAKE, y D., Feb. Twill
ian F. Cramste, Indian agent al Devils
Lake agency, states that tho Indians IN
his charge. numb bering nearly 1000. are
wholly destitute, having neither food
nor clothing, and must st&rve 10 death
unless supplies are sent in from outside
az once. over one-half OF the Indians
are suffering from pulmonary diseases,
superiRduced by their famished con
dition and the recent cold weather. and
10 is feared that those who are thus az
fictej can not survive, as they have no
medical treatment and many OF the
cases have developed into pneumonia.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-12
PovderIy Getting Even.

PrrrsBUreH. Pa., Feb n. 4 special
% the Times from Scottdale, Pa. SAYS:
Hon Edward Cellaghsn was arrested
here Monday on Grand Master Work
man Powderlvs warrant for criminal
libel sheriff Krsmbar, Of S.ranton.
made fbe arrest Bail was not asked "a
NJ Callaghsu assured the sheriff that
pc would DO az scranton for q hearing
on Narch NJ Povderly wants SO,
600 damages
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-12
THE WORLDS FAIR.
Two Bills Agreed Upon by the Special
Committee at Washington.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE sub-com-
mittee of the worlds fair special com
mittee, which has charge OF the prepsra-
tion Of bills for the worlds fair.
held a meeting Monday and agreed
upon a report which will be referred
20 the 'ull committee az the first regu-
lar meeting The report presents two
bills upon equal footing and recon-
rnends that they re discussed by the
House before the question OF site IA
given ont. and that the House shall
ballot upon the question Of a site before
either OF the bills IS finally adopted.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-12
standard Time At Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Feb 1.-THE ordinance
making central standard time the legal
criterion. instead of meridian time, has
been approved by the mayor and the
Board of Public Affairs, and now only
awaits ten days Advertising until it
goes into effect. The difference be-
tween meridian and standard time here
is twenty-five minutes-standard being
twenty-five minutes slower than me
ridian.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-12

IRONToN, o.. Feb. 1l.-News has
come from Greasy Ridge, in this
county, that William Ferrell, farmer,
was killed on sunday by his son, less
than 20 years old. The story IS that
young Ferrell interfered to protect his
mother in a dispute between her and his
father. whereupon his father attacked
him with a poker. The boy seized a
chair and delivered blow which broke
his fathers neck and instantly killed
blm. The boy was arrested.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-12
KIlIcd in . rccnliar Wy.

CARBOVDATE. lll. Feb. IL Colonel
y II. Brush was instantly killed Mon
day in the school lot al Joining his resi-
dence lie. vith some help. VAS in the
act of Telling a tree and had a
rope attached TO the top Of the tree
thrown over = limbef an adjoining tres
- preven, 10 from falling upon his barn.
The trse fell suddenly. Mr Brush be-
ing ent2ngled in the rope. Re was
thrown 20 tho ground with such force
that 81 broke his neck
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-12
LOST AT THE FORD.
-Four Children Drowned While Crossing a
Swollen stream.

CoRINTa, Miss, Feb. IA distress
ing accident is reported here from yell
low Creek in Tishomingo County. near
Burnsville, which happened last Fri
day during heavy rain. Jim
Seals and his family. emigrants
from Double Springs, Ala, attempted
TO cross Yellow creek in wagon.
Tho stream was swollen out Of the
banks and the wagon hoated of down
the current. capsizing and drowning
four children. aged from . to 10 years.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-12
MANY OYSTER VESSELS LOST.
Effects of the storm on the Atlantic
Several Persons Drowned.

NoRFoLK, Va, Feb. l0.-Oyster YES
sells coming in give particulars OF the
storm Saturday night which caught a
number OF oyster boats. Seven started
about the same time from the eastern
Josephine Is the only one OF the
seven that reached harbOr safely. The
sloop Golden Rule went 10 the bottom
and tho ~loop Annie was lost. The
others were blown 70 sea ana have not
been heard from. II is supposed at
least twenty lives nere lost
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-12
No signs of a Compromi.e.

DEs MoIyEs, Ia, Feb. 1.-THE House
and Senate were not in session this
morning. It is understood the Demo
Gratis viii refuse TO accept the pyoposi-
tion made by the Republicans, which is
a reversal OF the proposition made by
the Democrats to the Republicans on
Saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-12

IACEsoVvIrrF I'I.. Feb IT, John r
Iuslim. railroad man from ST. Louis.
registered a. a J ssonvilie hotel Mon
day night ard retired - his room n sp-
psren-ly good health. In the morning
ae vas found dead En- chair byrhis bed.
re vas shout CD years old
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-12
Emberrler walton safe in Canada.

ST. LOUIs. Feb 1.-THE chase after
Walton, the Pacific Express embezzler,
is being vigorously prosecuted. II is
definitely sscertained that he has
reached Canada. His railroad ticket
was taken up between Windsor and
Buffalo on the Michigan Central. II be
remains in Canada he is safe unless kid
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-12

IA PORTE Ind-. Feb r. Julius
Barnes s Co. the extensive dry-goods
dealers who failed I'm business few
weeks ago and made an assignment.
with liabilities a. $4,000, compromised
win their creditors ~ mo payment Of
fft7 cents on tbe dollar The frm will
resume business A. once
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-12

Fifty cents 10 two dollar 4
pair saved 0n .1Oes bought
now. and the sooner you come
the better vO1 wili be suited
and fitted.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-12
MADE THEIR LAST PAYMENT.
The English Syndicate Now in Full Po.

session % the Minneapolis NH Prop
,rty.
day the English syndicate that recently
purchased tho Pulsbury and W. d.
Washburn milling property for $500,
600 made their final payment OF 81 600.
600 cash through the New York banking
firm OF Morton. Bliss & Co. which
negotiated the transfer This completes
the largest Investment made by Britons
IN America since the syndicate business
became ponular