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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-25
rbez III N -.rvrrrs Fpr-T Crs 1epn-. Aug a. sBsp
R4z!a!:'!:!! q! Bs%5ssz Bssi1s
ABSOLUTELY PURE

uelnstr- Alice naG ulwtYt ,.t.ei ~
-pnUv u 1,-u - tut stat Il ves VIII
uu hl.siitupy b,G : veu uu chH;
afternoon 1y sltSt u.. ia, o-,r. !
fnunc hs.r WIZ n.f n,l upur he-
itest ssHuolnE ur ttt gallery puls-
rs surnt .C@e They ware rehpv
-sIuenrser uuo -e~r sweei
.l.uuA -AI,- suia .>ii,su sr u
eseal,sir --iu jrs ps tIS. drive
uui IL Ia. (s-etslls,bu-a lliS.
: an rs.ry su--r. TDn. .st,t SING
'nW c,upW - vI-r vuu liRs lfl.i,-
nuuu
''-'n. siupi.s ,,-eLs-iiE 1nt fipv's-s
ss shs slsus. Enc ia,,sec l.; u. hi.l-
-tr'y t-ur una hH- ls.ii,es
WY uui, ll1y" : n.,.-G. tl-lns
~ IL iuuue.i- ! IaIciet -i,..-t
we s,,uts-tun- leRsIug II ne- tune
i have u-i,H- h-u u t-y. st,.
sGiC sIultF.
! snuL npvt. fD--ei how si,t
iv,,ssd ne she s'n3a ,nsre. rv-l-ltnc
-nt yel,uw -. u its' hUuC Ana
l-auC M uuv-i n..- iI-,ie ttaC uuri
nesr eulu -4-sts-0 Uiui tis- nsr.. viiii.
-ii-lH.- -uuI.pov L veliuv .l.4s a.
s'Evt u~ilgs nhcS Ink lng-lre . rI,t
I -sllssutsi' ny f-s; Iuipuss. v'ss Il
-nss ne- Il ny S-u,s Ipc i'er nsr II
fu.--v. M ,I,li .s-s : inUvsc ~ sic, Is.
h'-i--o lnt sl,Uuo u unt-.ss ur III.
~ va v-IlnuUi and, turning. : saw
Young x tu1vu~-n driving VI
without vU-c : fu-ned uuC i.stl
ia. i.uGss ~ : entered The vil,urt
! uIs. + Li-sit iIuC u t-t.nl,e .,Iu--.ll,r
ia. LIE N.s-ilaI VIZ. il munIeu'
: Was uu Euo nAo enlisted. ".
ts'. lhll might ! VIZ. aecauutllii.
: lat uue fur ,-v ae-luus Luc uu ur.
sbsv u l.. ; hs-eAouu1s
Z La ! suffered IL tne va, j.
ul-tH.> uU- 1ilA. EAST ucrls-- .sse
h--it eEa. yuu have shove upw u....-
! .a-us ting ;-Ie6=d ~ ! -Gsxicl.I
suUrc Ab4I ur tern uF euis-l-
neui vss OK : WIS mure -nau VII
llu- II r=iu-I nJms. lDd ! ilss. uu
-Ius IL dUinE 49, - ief, :ue -rl.iI
aoo w'slse1 " -De village s-ress
saw tUns-sl procession .jusi iurp-
IL. Lhs urDv q h. mi
Ssu-y wentworth anc L. youn.
wife were cs-.iug IL -hs ca--ria-se -
pe=s=G tlis gale. Il mad nlH-ri, G,
Dt lOl0 mE, yeeE after lef., Z
,lrl frUIL -bs -Bu-t Tney Uo-u
sesulso ve-y sad auc IL hurry u
" guns-
S-bt-s = IA. fuue-a, ." : asRed,
as ! turneo 10 70.
'Alises, ne EpsS.rsG.
Ny GUc . i Wa. uy Alice anC !
mac guus aud If, he-
tn. oi6 MAD Tre=sed LIE bead
upOr hls hand HuC lbs Lesr- trieEleC
dosr ms suukeu coe4K.- Boz did
n0i SPEAK, ui- face vas ai6oeu too.
- far thai, lue old 1uau said uy
au6 by. i sJ@u, -be LEX - ve:r-
" ny Ife IL prugBu2 aDuut life
Wet ADO il WA UD5y WEN ur
csuts al old ulsL- w4eL ! Lad uutI-
3ug If. uu, zIe~'- .-Tsve ope1 Iie-re
III Ihs hillside. ,i.aI ! CAME narE
home r. r--t But here HI u.
said with 3 suddeu sIatrT. keeping
yo1 ~ lintuing 10 ny cha.i=I. vlieI
y0u Ou.h' 10 " IL led, getting read;
10. your mp tU-mUry1v
The young Man sp-Ere 9 uis iee;.
just uDe @ riDcE, be sail. ! CAD
y-i ea1cn lit - trliu H. town. :
shall Ii; y Wes. al al, Cuusiu
Ton, sud il ny Alice vii forgive
Ine you nily e0Iue 10 ny wedding
nsZi month Patience ORE. IL
PIiisd-lpD.a Tine
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-25

n. --5InSInsssini n' usDsc lsl;r1 efy-aiii p
tEsE-iIi f-iisss-li t.silr.ss uitc -bls ~usff ~
have u-g.sIls n---C "a l5l~I-r ft- btt,-C -ists-
uI--n'- t'E.s-T ss,lnE- -.l i--f. a. Llss a. -sl
s-siu8 X f-st-fu t.JillI..AIiIss o. DISEASE e
l..-n .,.sitlsaI who's family vs--e .r-tr.v a.
uictsc T--fs.-- ns Lrlsg-
trssIi1ieiiftsr2s vii. HuC .ssii,. fuu-s.---.
ulEtiI LtsF OiL AVG 4 ,iu7 o., f--s IL .->IE -a.
iu- r-ssIr. t-IrI tss- {; -ts-' ,rlsl.il.tlr 4 H.
ts'l.. EuC vulI1 t'-u.itslI-iT Ur.r.s aI- Il
sDrt-s- uINe supsuNeo II. is.-Ss ptsrsr
r.IDs III; fpuuc ALEui;lE IL y. ss-s rnprr.
-1af's 'h-sC 1DtI-l-.sr pu--ts-s anC tuC 81
- lslu,Iis ut,a-1ls --s.-y a.. .utlr-iy f.t1--L
: u-c,- csLul1ul o--e-irse ne rstu. N vuur
med lcI.s IL O. bsJsBr f'u-Lfte- Auuii -.s.r,s-
-lits,lc l. u al v ne tIrs truuuf-c fruril i,r-
Duf- 5.sul- .u1C A. Ii.-lte-E7 ei.s II.
Ls-s4is II .-ru,.-s-f sLuC rrpvgsiUus Z Ir,.,ls
A.l..! rat.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-25

SnuUrut AuuinAu. L purus.r.
vu--t S4L.uB Il rea estate. was ~
rested yesterday OIL complaint ui
T'Dotuss Z Connolly for Disturbing 9
Lis lseaes- i Epl--..r- inal both III
lEHuIs i've IL Z duuDie house, uDC tii-
osf-ndAbl's lGvyer. stated il th-
Police Couri Yesterday hAi The or )
1islurt,GDes CAUSED py his client vas
~nsu she played Oh rhs piano. and
tDas sns would stop Il /; ths euu-
plsinaut wI;ns-s would eon-aut to
. dismi-sa. y ths csss Connolly
declined u ;2-seu1 iusuen / pror,t.-4-
Iiur.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-25

Mr.. Hammond Of LG1sef,rd was
driving home from StOeklOn Oh Sat
prdsy when q young maD Of good
appearance asked for q ride. She
graDied bic request, and the young
man repaid her kindness by snatch
ing her purse. containing $50. and
running away with it. Subsequent
ly, while the police were looking
for The thief. he appeared at Mrs.
Hammond'E residence aud returned
the money.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-25
PENSIONS
VAR Hf mIIl lsili!AAIIlN

uiiu-- tis ar ~ ltIm =, iss- al. Sniunn
v.i,u s.,-v.t nine.y uigHt II IN ! = sf,-rirs
curing N. warn gttt- rf,is.sllni ant AZ INV
csssiiit.I ni,tsicsll,' 'v'itn -ltu- INJURIES N
cS@eaa~. viir inru--.st uu-inr N.f-f'trs ~
sinr-, a.. .f,tgt"t a lriisttuls d, run " V
Ei- i,.- furiI-L
tupv. "a tt..,esf-ssl sniuia-s ~ rpztii-c
IL y I,'s- mun-t hitt .. n#.- fi,n1ilt it' ..sstt
,iIiit unt,sT ils,, a. ,s.;a--.,r restrs Aits-
~ itft-nnr al li---1,-.-c -ucts-, v ht'i-'s nov
ossi...r lsifs H-t sii.r-irC ~ i~nfi,ur.
~nicts-f WIN 49, nnS -s-r- wing l,''nsiort
,sss, -rsi b.. i..,' n,iiiiLl should Gup!y ~
tiils-. lInue- 2.ii. nt'.
1rpit-sCiun. unu.- lni. NJ. vii mot Hft-c,
sif irsituinr ti!Uin..
h.ts. isulilI-il,iuil. ~ snr.
p. Z SHERMAN,
T. 4'.fn.tui Inr Claim ngenI- =. q.
t.u. -. -s.,.n. Ai-e.'ur. lrputy Count.
Ctt-E N-fl. igT- tt!l .E.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-25

over ~ ni=L ar Dusi : empiuy+-d
IL pre--epI abnui the -;anfprd Jr
University buildings ~ Fslu Alto,
ssys Tie -Au MaieO Times. Every
etIrt + nUw teing maGe 10 set lue
fine fonr-siory durruit0-y uDd=r rpofs
t,efUre tie ;ains berin. The fenuds-
tinps o. The second dormiiory bull
dipgs have been laid. but wurE Uu
the uIssr walls viii have 10 wat al
present. The Fix school buildings
grouped around the main gEudraD-
re art al done, except interior fp-
isniugs.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-25
Mining Application No. 2.


S-1II n s--E., 1-s-Sr 4ljT1CE.
nzEsEs CRY l--gun Aug j lsss-
" J-g-t ~ hs-si'E gwen iAE; ine I@piiA.
" .sInsnii iuGt-c tvuic Enc siips- TN D
fu- -niiI p.Li.v =. = G'aAcv'icE. l-rsloefil.
v'nIs-t iisssluffir- hud---s /. -iliefil Oregon.
iia. -iR oHt nisc IN application for D
isl.si- in- Nfz ln-E- i--ss of thc Lpiis.l
fsnis~tili eI1et t,uic ianc -si,ve- min. or VEN
btlI-Iu- gDlc LuC slve-. viii sur.a.s
.-uLnL 81 i,-sti II vtd-L situated II Ser,-
i'm. mining dls-rtc,. counts az MErIor AND
ss2.i. "a tr-,tl.. Ilur ut-igngtHc 10y Ins
teic nDt-~ Enc uffClI.l plslis Or filt IN Lnls
ufi.. tiT NJ 2lt NglC iuI NJ 2lt Ire
ing u..-r,-ii.-c as fn!fnws 10 wiz: beginning
A. d rlS-E II pia-f viii mound ~ ston.
vi 4 i.l-inr tr--s CORNER Ma J tbenc.
y = A.. "a fe- - son. IL nIuunu u,
stnit. VIII bearing t,t-. corner No = tnsn,s
p - " =. sU Issss Il ssun. IN mound ~
SUN. eiI-n-- Ne !: tftenf. e - W 90
is.sl 1u rtTcs Il i'iR-, VIII mound ni rton.
cJI-lf.s- No. -usnrf =. - H.. 3sS is--i IA
plht. ~ BEGINNING Magnetic variation
~ n - containing 4i.;- HrTtN- Tn.
it,elfIIur ~ ms nm. ~ --rnruec IL N.
-t-s-ii~d.s-. Ufiir, .. NU-iuI cnuufy tr-t-suia-
AUz ant AL PERSONS ciuiming adversely
any DD-.iu. %. si-iL GEpflal [sun-O1 ialltec
SUD hsc ~i'vsr nun. IA su-iir. grDunc
.srt required II iii. Lnei- suv.s--. claim
VIII r.-., sit- uflC r.--a'v,s- a. In.
tiuc nfflc. AZ lr-ruI l'itF, IL tbs s!At. u
-Trs--uI. uu-in. II. E-x7y dEvE r.e-iDc a.
puiiitcssIiui 1iisr-ui ~ -fI.r vii T.. Jlg-r.t
~ vI-lus a. ia. provisions u. III. Stature.
=. 7 AtJ'tt.~9>,
s-l-sR f.-ei-is--.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-25
OR STORY.

fsecls ,'rI - y .lufft.s..l vIls.giulTttr --s-p.
M-,r Nto-r surnl3sst-t nr.'u- WI NUM-
tps-.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-25
THE DDELL
T YPE WRITER.

AZ vii al-t he t'f'J4l ~7-pr NTs--7sN
N-i.i > ',iiiI rlar'is-N ans 81 Ns- hs sEt- 1
Easf i1li.l-l. Tsl--sll.ls.c tu o,u ii.-l.sr vu-s
lnui any fnartllu, rnurt.
ram ufis- - Ei.l.l--7'f VII ltf-i.s i.rI-
r-N -sFE-f-i t.nsf c. n'isH.. 1Jtr7y Ns,sI-S
tnll..ef vi-nNtIt ri,ss- 81 -r-iglf-lng -ntt li,'
tSlit-sr machine tl44s uy luS -iuuur 1t
bu-tt.s- "a. operator ] n--t1l SlipytHls-
1.li iltri.e ii.i. ct. l'ss~i-l.- ifC aotLHst II
al tuus n sf-ir N--fs uE. A..E- a Ii-ir- iils
lirt~A y pfDdutes Nlii-i. tissgI. l.zs.lfl.
man Jss,'-f m. 1vg az 1.l capi..- rslr u.
uista. a. uits wiring .rt lul.si lsyefI, i,ss-
epl cri tse-ufut tsr a'ssrluu. II -yu CAV.
.-nfig- Fit5 ~ ..IH tti,.'1uu- WIN al
suuit -rt WurE a. N. ltuf-IzL4I lA.Si
filiF4-l..
i,eliHilt. AEHilis and Ks4isSfner vI.ii1el
Sir-''..4 iulNt-sfiers - Cts8li.s-N
f.u' rE.ilIpiiie1 giving tnuu--s9rrtsirit, Ct.
auu-,--- .i-lEAL r -. v iT-t.E lNl.
= sInC = bsr A. Cni=IEu. IL
As-ac
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-25

HiDDsrl q Eis-nnati, and Liver Pills.
rsss.- IIil.s are sss=1fintzally COMPOUNDED
aDc uDliOrsu 10 sctlOL. No Erlping paiI.
- commonly following The us< q Iilis-
: D@y srs icapIsc fC byin AculL. anc chi.
pfsD VIII pssrf---i .df~3T. We qua aui@<
in@y have 70 s-gL Lz,9 ~ tEs eurt - sscg isz c.
scls ssJ.5rl tnsisrfl cFsI--t,.lt and bilious
Lees, arc. a. ar sppstig@--, Iisey sIe-il any
~ be- Isrr-rri-riflfsr = ~
Efuil : { -ln.sls-s -0s.- :. -
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-25
LILLIAN +, SMITH.

THE California Sirl' o Hiirz-,lr- r--e1,
crowds a. b1f si3OuiInE rl,1rn IL 'fss bair
btp-E " her. sls- give. rIa-v-lODs @znftl,-
ilOu. Of tss' kEIu VIII f.s ffr- Ais
-urir vii CIV. iusT-DrisUus 70 Lad - al G
enildr-u II The Ne q, fIr. E-IIIs y = CT !. .
T-ry gOoc Thing 10 EDus ~ /; gif iYIauy
tune. pr.-EeI' .aecidsut.- Gail a. .. .nL,B,-
iuE rsiisg. al any iIIn.- s0ic us-os. - TO
i,- presented - iDe person rs-aE1ur IDs
biggest sessTs during Ouf sIay a-ev
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-25
KCSINk-. C2EDA

Ysl&-I 5LEER- Lunar 6sl- ErIro-I
u IN Iou- xt-~s..-ni-l cssF-frDir Upe-s
hOrs< EeiI1lAsItsc nursxr nai- eu-3. a
sps--aity- Elr or.s~sloy Il ne satsS
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-25
sOCIETT NOTICE.

A y. z g<-FrzisrisUU L~l.. ~. :. p
"a. . L ". -45stI- JrrsgDL- 4es.S -s-eI
v sonesc6T evening a. IL f-s.L Il --slLe IL
su,S1e< D4ocE- e7y-us- LlDEuusrea ELL
CnsrnsksLS ei-est& Visiting Src -r1seB-u
lLg pSs-n,sr arvtls6 =. Z -sr-ETiCg--
Ia ZEE he-orcs- = =
q a k-S>SxricS FIs-. NJ ~ irSLSl-~
N' rosl. of fyf-. u, nl=-rs every NDr-czE
evening Al; :Lss fzsL Owe 1tis Jf-gpL 4-aiic
eDnr<zn-s Ot.oE LislIilsr s-sIfIfz.l-s ~
cordially invited r. afteuc
y. { rEEKaAE. Pls,- LssIlnssosT
o. n E<FDLL. "a! !uLsTL
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-25
Notice.

Tne sInuai Ins~iIny q ne stccE DDlds,s
.. isle Czpito AcTeuiurs t7JEupsiny siL -
nslc o.: tns Ufi1fr u IDE CON psiDy u e44elL .
CvexuE. or -os S.rr ., -$piefniesr II "a u
sx<te jkTEDSAH Pfiz.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-25

g ~ IN ~ - ~-nu CT -ux Ct-v ru
. cid N ~ rp~r uasE-t IunA y su-
sf indnsruzr 2oIa ur o ourzp- VII vnuu
~ ~ s,ru1s- a=uiEirteL - - ms min
az On G-rE Ac-ta' vU -u A-uIli
rup,- hr 6s ~, We sr-R -uS pur Il
<ess sfE hkcs-inf -nrr-f art o-rv--
fseifuG <sn rvHs-t Inrru,- IN 1riiifr -
ps1fsA TN Indigestion Gae r-Ec1 assx
zlssa ana uenl. .nzp .iyv9 s.ssiius.
= % uxY-y erp-sc T. -Ess - pkr-1-s
s<utosr AeusnA -iErry~u-- II .tnS, ua
q vi uU nHrspnnE. = nu oiIr
- au ~-ureers " sIfww-,~S . csnrS
<nenuxuu- rntvr ~ rsdsrA sufenS WI
Rnr ppOsWI Hir--s-1w ri-x-r-t~t Rnt 1uIIa
- Gr~nr.k itt.I< p-ulS--sA Y IN
p-1vva rccH.au .-t sulscz III tsu-i f.ssS-
arst e--rrrst v'---. --pr nr- cRua -iis-
~ -vauret i~..-u tsaAt-r- s.knrsr1
Fur n-unrn4 ru--a. Efc 1siirzS lIss
- n.-urfi.gEssr viz irnr--ing essilfix
sss s-usn-i ti-I u. -iHuss~s-- SltaS
HtSsat~ iru~uiul-. -Tsus-c-
Hrr W0k -.rl1 &-s-:kng o. 1xpd S1u-
H~>x lufauu1r--sv, fTG rvNzz uIif
Einu--< Gfe-.suis Il Ru-rrDa ~ u=rs
uNolrIua - MI lung -srsscy sDN
~ c-ucgMz g,ag-t.- H--t :, i-nsn u cur
- s~u-- sse.. .. :, ulIss sNt,IIsnsS
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-25

A N C-J-GE. = r1s---s-f.ss- Erilrs.I me
a. tac CsDIns- AisEs.. u -tszts -
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-25

Z Z -J--EgIL,E tlnu.rs.c,u- ant
L. puilas- We prssrsrsc T. &C a.
f.nps u DghclrE Euf glz1-sg-ts-. ss-fssf-zs-
-syl. +-s-lrr
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-25

- h.eA-s's coidsa Bs.lsan &, 4,
fs S-A A,seiss. I'm. AE.d 80 -. :
We -ss;a Aud LaS5: Ssr. q
= ~ -, tofS-.s< ord hsssel..
eyp-..aise si.rfh, e.se>ss1 Sal: - ~
@ h.As q ia ds-s>se sso.. :,
gs frtss. IS 90 p~s ksi d.
= idea 8AksAm Ne
-isn.ssy, 6sr=4r2,SypAI.ii.s Eh.a.
49, IA.. ~ iss boses. Pains 10 N.
- o. ise ke><, tisxrs,ss SzIs
. paaae hAsh. Lon;s asc cor.
~e eesns. Atifases of tbe L.laa. sss
s'-.s ~ ossssse iron the systxza
sSha eAu,t1 By isdisrretsrn or sSns,
..avi2y iht b. "a pare Al
lie kteAas,s Golden sa.s.s
ooSe fos fss cure Of Co,,r.,,-'--. ~-'
irllsten Grave, Ass1 ~ vr...-. Sssh
s.ssss. -a'- Price - So per
IL hiehas's Coises s,,.,..
1~ctbna. fa<s-Fsfs eser q Csns. .-
lafAsnH W y & iscf Siflstuf A. r.,~
~ per Bottle.
Ia EieaEa's GsIdsr O-,,u,
for G. r. 81 ~ 80, ''e"i
AZ. tfoni osss. f,vi>cSf Sftc,rtf
10 isehau's Gsss.e ~
IA = E,rssfi. iasorf.s.- Ia.
=. sF--s - s-t---a.-g ,-,.s.-F.
-rises a. 90 Isrr l;sx.
- ~Sfi''- t - ssNy s-.s-5
Ins h.ehAsds drug esnpasy. sxeo,. a..
nna nh s.srkss ssrvs<, ran IN ncisso t~l
l1r'a'iAf mailed fs~s.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-25

TDEr f5EA T--r1nu--zs-iU. suc DrLds-
- ylDs lnsics- Hu1s ulng = z;Ssels-l-y a.
goE Err>---1 S.--E. * az fFr=sD-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-25

Polk and Yh 10 the towns and among lnsl
osrn % throughout the states am M ~ons % y % ss studying
accurate % % information concnnx S", rn s. pd smns
dunn ocS srss pons II nv
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-25

TCE~ GNtGz- ElatTsfriIL Ein--s
81 snoeinT xnc reJalg-l-sx e sJ,scls.-T -,ItSr
AZ e,se TO; q 4-iD---F sir--L -saisir E-ezrUl-
.2Jf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-25

d : LkRsE-. Manufacture ofsll Einos
II q Tsnscise. E.sJs-l-irzE Z spe-4s-lf-
lI,- los D>s. vv-E t-I-r1-r ou-. EuOy s.
stE.e E.,e>. ns-l evu- 70 -se-it,s- & PUnis
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-25
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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-02

Silver has been the pivot of the com
mercial excitement this week, and it bids
fair to start up new era in business
Prices advanced from 80 to 1867 purely
on the expectation of rongi essional a..
ton. The caucus committee of the house
and senate have drafted compromise
bill which orders the secretary to buy 4 :
500, 600 ounces of silver per month at a
price not to exceed 81 for 37l14 grains,
against which notes are to be issued from
81 to 81 900 in value, which can be re-
deemed on demand in lawful money OF
the United States.
Lead has been decidedly stronger, with
sales at the producing points of about 2 :
900 tons, running up at st. Louis to 3. 50,
at Chicago to 3.85 and New York to 4.O5.
The business was fairly well distributed,
but a large portion of it vas chemical lead.
The advance was caused in part by the
fact that New York has been rather a de-
pressed point, and rallied to the price
level of other points. In addition the
silver boom helped matters and still
further, the growing chances for tax on
lead in silver ore confirms the belief in
higher figures. London has been steady
at Gl2 10.
The copper market appears to gain
strength with every week. The bankers
stock has now become so much reduced
that they decline to sell or even to en-
courage any bids below 1450. OF the
casting brands fully 100000 pounds were
sold at various prices ranging from II SO
to 1880. About 100000 pounds lake
have been sold at l4.40 to II 80, and it
is reported that 6,000,OO0 more were sold
for three months delivery at l4.25.
A flight Of fancy is the product Of soar
head d-BinghamtOn Repnhlican
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-02

New Mexico and had presented them to
the proper committees.
An invitation from the National Silver
association to visit its headquarters was
received through Mr.. Utter.
ADDITIONAL ASSOCIATE JUSTICE.
Information as to the status of addi
tional associate justice was given by Mr..
Joseph, who said the measure would un-
doubtedly pass. Senator Edmunds has
practical charge of it in the senate, and
has introduced the bill in that house,
which the committee has agreed to re-
port upon favorablv.
After general talk on other subjects
of moment to New Mexico, but without
final action, the meeting adjourned till 8
u. m, Tuesday, when final arrangements
for raiding the various congressional COM
mttees will be perfected.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-02
DAY OF STRIKES.
Thousands Of Men Thrown Out Of EN-
ployment-Eight Hour Movement.

CHICAGO, May lit now appears that
the number Of strikers here will not be
nearly so numerous as vas anticipated.
The procession started shortly after noon
with bands, and banners with appropriate
notices. 1t is estimated that 80 900 men
were in the line, which was four miles
long. No disturbance was reported any
where in the city or suburbs.
Boston. The strike of the ca penters
for an eight hour day was inaugurated
this morning. Eighteen thousand men
are out. 1t Is estimated that 1000 have
been granted eight hours.
Detroit.-TWo thousand carpenters are
out in this city. The strike is expected
to be short lived, however, as the prin.
cipal contractors are conceding the mems
demands.
Philadelphia. carpenters struck
this morning. They demand nine hours
at IS cents.
Six master carpenters, employing 200
men, have conceded the demands of their
men.
Kansas City.-There are no prospects
of the occurrence of any strikes, and no
May day demonstration was attempted.
st. Louis Fully $4,000 men were in
line in the great labor demonstration
under the auspices of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor. 1t is believed that the
demonstration will be followed by a strike
in one or more of the building trades.
London.-Flve hundred disorderly men
gathered Oh the Thames embankment,
seriously bent on making demonstra-
ton. Twenty-Five hundred police were
on hand, however, and the mob was
cowed.
Viena.--No afternoon papers will be is
sued, as the printers are all taking part
in the May day fetes. The strikes in the
provinces are spreading. 1t is calculated
that throughout Austria and Hungary
100000 men have already struck or
threaten to strike.
Knoxville, Tenn.--All of the carpen-
ters, roth union and non-union, are out
on strike for eight hours work with ten
hours per day.
Omana.--No strike has occurred here,
and none are contemplated.
Ottawa.-The briCklayers, stone masons
and stone cutters to the number of 1900
are on strike for eight hours work at
len hours pay.
Lisbon.-The day is being observed
with extreme quietness by the working
men in this city.
Grand Rapids.-All the union wood
carvers are out. The manufacturers claim
that they will be able to fill their places.
Pesth.--The labor demonstration here
was marred by bloodshed. The soldiers
appeared with fixed bayonets and the mob
was ordered to disperse. Upon their re-
fusal to do 80 the troops charged the
crowd, which broke and fled in all direc-
tions. Many rioters we're pierced by bay
onets.
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ming purposes.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-02
TERRITORIAL TIPS.

A number OF cases OF small pox are re
ported in the vicinity of Rociada.
The population of the Mescalero Indiar
reservation situated in DOna Ana and
Lincoln counties now amounts to AIS.
Frank B. Steward, a switchman who
skipped out from Albuquerque, leaving {
number of creditors in the lurch, was
captured while passing through that city
en- route 20 California
Charlie Russell died Tuesday evening
at Cabra springs, after a weeks illness
| lie was about 81 years OF age and has
been in this country about two years, and
came here from Corsicana, Texas.
Mesilla valley note: j. w. Dawson is
preparing to cut his first crop Of alfalfa
| this week. So far this is the first cutting
reported in the Mesilla valley this season
Within a few days the mowers will be
| clicking over all our alfalfa fields.
President Whitney, OF the Bonanza De-
velopment company, is said to be on his
way east. Inference is that the imprOyed
state OF the copper market may result in
the sale OF the Santa Rata property, which
came near being accomp ished before the
collapse Of the French syndicate.
The weather in northern Santa Fe
county around Espanola is Still humid, +,
with daily showers. The ground is in
better condition for crops than it has
b, Ell for ten years. There isa fine prom
lse for a fruit crop as well as an immense
crop Of grain and vegetables il this and
the Taos valley.
w. W. Cox, OF Dona Ana county, made
large shipment OF muttons to Kansas
City recently. His sheep sold readily on
that market for $4.9j a head all around
he has since contracted to sell all the
sheep that he wants to dispose OF to the
same people who bought his first ship
ment, at equally good prices.
A U. S. marshal has been telling the
Salt Lake Times that the country around
where the corners of New Mexico, Ari-
zona, Utah and Colorado come together
is very tough place and is Inhabited by
all sorts of criminals. The marshal says
it is perfect nest of outlaws. 1t is to
this region that the Telluride bank rob-
bers probably went after their bold ex-
plot of over year ago, as they were
traced in that direction and never heard
Of afterward. The location is remote
one and difficult of access, and that it
should be an excellent hiding place for
criminals can well be imagined.