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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17

STATE tnesc crops appear to have wlntered wen an, an
were not seriously affected by the cold weather vi @
last week II is probable that. owing to the unusual
opportunities for poughing afforded by the mid WINTER
the acreage OF grain sowed this spring VIII Dc COLI
sIderably greater than the average -, ~
Fruit trees are much in advance OF their isual con.
dtion at this date throughout the state ana are now
especially liable to injury from cold weather Ncry
sciious damage 10 the peach crop over an eNtensN,
area on the west side Of the Hudson liver Is repore
as dne 10 The low temperature of the last week. but
large number Of the reports received give more
favobc prospect for this crop an was from
The vicinity of the central office showed mat large
number OF them have been killed or are N an unsomnu
condition II is feared that this may also be the case
in many other localities especially in the extensive
peach orchards Of Cayusa Lake
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17
FARM MORTGAGES BEING PAID rP
From The indianapolis Journal

from Tic InultndpOII' J'IFNdI
\ gentleman Of this city who. for some years past
has been the travelling agent Of an Eastern corpora
ton which loans money on fam mortgages III tls
STATE was ASKED yesterday whether farm mortgages
wcro increasing and farmers getting deeper in debt
Not b, any MEANS the reply. and the gentleman
add d Any person who thin"s farm morifa-cr AFRO
Increasing I'm this state is very much mistaken. On
the contrary they arc being steadily reduced, both
In numbers and amount. The business OIL , oa' INK
those who are In it lie asked II any con-
siderable number Of the loans placed by MS COMPANY
were heinz uaid OF. At least one half arc paid at
maturity. he said ave should like = have more
renewals but not half Of our country horiowsr. re
now They nav of their loans at maturity ana thcir
mortgages ARE cancelled. doubt If there ever was
tune n the history Of the state when farm mortgage
dchts wcrr more promptly met and paid than AT pres
en-, This is onr experience, and hear the same
ming remarked By others In the same line OF business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17
FIGHTING OCER 4 PEW ~ 4 CHURCH.
\ LAYMAN WHO ATTEMPTS TO TAKE shAr
OTHER THAN THE rRrE,T HAD CHOSEN


BADLY BEATEN
Poushkccpsic, y. Y. March Il (>7~iak-A disgrace
fu scene occurred in 81. Mary 'atho" Church IN
this city thi, morning. Gcore Hughes furniture
dealer ,ays that he hllrd pc, In II. Marys Church
other than father Early. the pastor. had selected for
hin, unrhc,, own selection having been Pew No. II.
This morning according 10 Mr. !iughcs's statement. he
and III, son went to tho church. but before the time
f,r inc regular morning service begin entered the
uew and were seated Father Early came to them
and told rncm that they had no business there that
The pew belonged 70 Mrs. McCabe, OF Manchester Ike
showed Hughes a card on the end Of the pew win
Mrs McCabc's name on H. Hughes says that hc
rca-n over to pull the card of, when Father Early
struck him a swinging blow IN the face. cutting open
the nc-h on his chcckbonc. lie rose to his feet and
attempted To wand of Father Early's blow, with his
hands. when Philip sullivan and John Cullen. ncplc"S
Of Father Early. and mo;h,r man came from the
ycs,r, t. the pew one Of them. throwing his arm
around IIughcss neck and forcing him ID tho other
end 81 the pew held Iiughcs's head down hy his
whiSkcr,. willie John cullen got up on the seat ~
the pew IN front and hammered llughcS on MS face
head and neck with his fists TIL lie go 10 tlref no
could hammer no longer ana u," lus"'n -. 80 >
Father Early and the three men went away. hughes
with his face covered Win blood rouh'H III, - III
the pew with IA, son lci"c the service b'-ail f1'
Eai>t again SAID o. Hughes that mass would not De
celebrated till he left the church. Hughes said thai
h. came Ia the church for the purpose of Attending
mas, and he wa, gong 10 STAY Il, long q, II took TO
conduct the services and perform ms Individual part
Of it, The thcn occurred without any iurthcr
After il was over Hughes went 70 his home and
called Dr- Parker and Mallll 10 attend To MS hurt>
10 night he sworc ont warrants tpi inc arrest oi
Father Early sullivan. cullen and the other man.
Father Early denies most of ilughrss statements
II. S,v, that ilusnc,'s struck him first and that
cullen. sullivan ana the other man came to his as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17
VFW HRTNSWICK.
rorcIHG pELlTQrENrS TO PAY T\XEN.

FORCING DTIINQf ENf~ TO PAY INNt>.
Tho Commissioner, Of Adin,tr Ont. APPOINTED IN
>., lr.r.eich under tho Martin Nci for the adjust
mon, - ,rrrarlccs 90 taNc viii finish their work b'
MAY l. having been in Office Two years. Ilu' iar
drlnqutnsic- Amounting - fl-'hVj nav" h''h r.
ported and n }. expected that IL" mai report wiz
',.r,.. IN, arIoln. :, sa5oODo. ~ the already
r,-tcd 800 900 has been collected by tn" city, though
u-oper,.,. have been sold under onlY thrc" reports
Another ale VIII soon take place. and this month
over $1,000 more VIII probably nc paid ia. White ir
c,ty expect. To- -c,ur, DO AZ $1,000. This Is FOR
.rlcar-ir.- - which hope ~ collection had been aDh
d,fod Vet the cAurf-r Of TIE Cor toner's VIII 700
.l,a over , per cent ol the amount received hH'F
- Martin ~ , fre .ifnpic titl' j. given on ilt
,,~.n.rt o., old ~ auction for tiNr,. Ihu~ far ii'
tiiy ha, been OBLIGED to pHr'hA," l' thhn i'" "i ''
propcfte' and tbs ar, nearly al s,1r r.rt occ
pvt, and perfect the city, title To- the properties
Lieutenant T.. " McGann. the observer In charge
~ the weather service Bureau at Ncw brunswick has
issued .le,is crop bulletin showing the 'ond1t'" q"
winter srn,n, AID clry fruit, 10 N'w jersey. From all
the ,oach .r,,,inr section, Of the state como com
paints that the recent rpst~ have damaged the peach
crop Int bud, enough have been left untouched 4"
produce a fair Yield. Inc pear trees have also been
slightly damaged. Every observer reports In a most
cheerful tone prospect. OF ne wheat rye and clover
crop The winter wheat crop VIII DC very large one
New nrinsaick viii lose Of ts best church
.i,rcr. ,hi .urlnr The Central BAPTIST Church. of
Forty second ST. New York CltP. Will have four New
Iriin.ui cl GERS. from many different chor@. IN
ii, new quartet choir just organized They are Mis-
Mansfield soprano. Mis- Dnnham. alto. Z. T. Howell
Tenor. and Charlie. Il. powcl,on. bass Mr.. Harry
VIoon jr who i, soprano soloisi AT the second
Reformed Church. f.. after May. 10 sne a. soprano
At the CIaasson Avenue Presbyterian Church. brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17
ONE or POSrnASTER .sPERRY,S DEVICES.

Prom TIC TIaTIltIN IOIIdIi'.
only four letters remained uncallcd Tor at the
Ncw-ilavcn postoilce last week, owing to scheme
which Postmaster Spcrry has devised TO secure prompt
deliveries. When person calls for a letter tiiat mas
been advertised. the address OF that person Is taneh
Tor the failure to deliver the letter. The fact that
the street or the number Of the street not be
contained In the address does not relieve the carrier
from The responsibility Of delivering the letter % the
proDcr person. When letter addressed John smith
Tc,s Haven Conn arrives at tile postOnicc. the
address IS IN the presence of the carriers mInc
diatcly after its arrival and three times each day
until the owner OF the letter Is found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17
IININlkEN.

The Uobokcn baseball Club has rcorganized for the
season with an unusually strong team. composed of
the following players Pitchers Redmond ana Kemp
c,tchcrs Lewis and Kcacy first base DAWN. second
base WEIGH: shortstop, Quinn third base. shannon
cf, field Dcll centre field. spanc; rghtncld. Duffy
They wish 10 hear from all semi professional teams
around New York. Address all communications To
4. +. Conroy. No. 2s Jefferson ST.. Iiobokcn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17
rrygnAL or MES TONY" HART.

Worcester Mass. March ~ Special The funcra
Of Mr., Tony" Hart took place at St Johns Roman
Catholic Church this afternoon, prayers for the dead
henc said by the Rev. Father Tlnncran. Among
thc mourncrs were william Prcndcga>t, Of Frovi
,o,,e and John MOuahan Of New York. "Tony
Iirt attended in charge of his brother law. Jane
A. AtnY lie was returned to the state Lunatic Hos
pltal after the funeral. The floral tributes at the
funeral wcrr numerous. Among the givcr> were Or
lno,nas : Robertson Addc Cora Reed, Rene icr>cllc
Mr., John stctson and Belle Stokes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17

one iluGson River model. the other new purcnass
last year in Toronto the latter was used beng o1 s
tvm racks 10 reach BeaihaInL:s. thirteen miles dis,
tanco Here they were mel hy three local boa'S, a"
% tr;al ~ speed cnsucd which ended IN the complete
Gisromnture OF the locals The boat was pontea
hnmcwara at 80 10 minute, ard IN iiteen mn'es
,ar the crew were standing the ice at the l'ointo
nirc Toat house. after having slow STAR our Ok THO
peauharnois Bay and two stops Oh the ROAD down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17
Crudl y otices.
,nL SUPREME COURT. New ork County :

rI,UL SUPREME COURT. New York County :
L Patterson Bro.Acr- plaintiffs. against Luther M ~
klnbalI and Jonathan II. Mann. j.. d'iendan,,, ,u.
mons r.i.l -ir.d n and county OF New ioN
10 IN, above named G.fendint> and each o. e.e'.
You are h, r.hy summoned to answer tnr eoinlas u,
III. action aud COPY Of Nonr 'nsW n Oh w..
,iainffn, attorney Within daN~ atr he ser,
M s,non. exclusive Of ne da, OF service and IN
case Of YOUR aiur' 10 appear Or answer uqIi.d of ~
a. fa a,1iu-t Won D., fault for the relief deiaho,n ~
the cor paint naM MANAGES; tsorgsy oc '9 and
ios -. alarc., 10 zoo Brosd"a,, y w.lork 'y.
TO Luther T. kubau and jonathan II Mann H. s ,mo
mons Is served yon by pub go, a pnrsua any
Of ~" justices Of supreme C9f Of the SS' 1 ad
lnrN ,ia NJ An tne once of the clerk OF the CITY
and county of N,NNof, a. rlr COUNTY, I21 "'' ,son
w., "A x.w yorA Maj. 10 1870. ~ Ill ID BA ,,
low lrair,d.' Auofne. 80" blo1I-.E- w. - -;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17
NETWORK STATE ChOP PROSPECTS,


RcpOrf
cports from the regions OF the central and great
,Nes the Hudson and Mohawk valleys, and the south
r,n tcr of counties that frost has not entered
the ground to an, considerable depth and that pionghng
has been in progress during all ~ the winter months,
Low tcmpcratnrcs have prevailed IN the northern ST.
Lawrence and Champlan valleys. the highlands OF tla
Adirondacs and the Central plateau OF the state were
but little spring plOuching has been done In TINS
section winter grains and clover are reported Ia nave
sustained some injury from the hcaNing OF the ground
due TO frosr but throughout the greater part OF tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17
go FOR THOSE PR0TEcTI0yISTS.'
ro,, The pittsburg Chronicle.

Editorial Writer of Frec-Trade Newspaper TO his
~ some Pennsylvania coal miners.
Chi-f-Make II the text OF Il s,athing arrangement
OF protection and Of the Republican party -
i'm, the mines owned by william l.. scott
"O-cr-then, pcrhap, you had better not RI fer to
the owner but write YOUR scathng airalgnment Just
tho ann
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17

The amount paid 10 the olccr' and members 81
tho 4th Regiment y. j. y. g.. for camp service in
1859 wa, $500 -.
Captain J. II. Ercnslnrcr. Of tho Atm Regiment. and
urinciia Of Pubic school 80. ,. 10 yns dangerously
iii AT his home with typhoid fever II is feared that
he viii lo.c The sight Of both his eye.
The ladies of tn swedish Lutheran Church held
fancy bazaar Schucilcn Han. Third IT, on H''HniF
night The affair given to raise fund, Tor q,
new church building, %, the pre- ,cnt cdlhce u-cd
,v thn CONGREGATION Is rented Nearly zoo WI,
realized.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17
ICE. BOATING on THE Sr. LAWRENCE

From The Montreal SAT-
Perhaps there has not been for long TINE winter
so favorable 10 Ice boating the present and thcsc
is quite a boom In iccyachting. especially on LAKE
ST. Louis Recently SiX members OF Tue alos boaD
,.Ih went out for fast trial trip, and although the
wind was not blowing gale. II was grou sun
brecre from the northwest The club own two boats,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17

,toxrEy1DFo HARB1R-NIGHT PASSAGE ON A
POPULAR STEAMDR-THE PLATE WATER
SHED - NEW DOCKS AT BUENos
AYRES - A TRIUMPH OF
YANKEE ENERGY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17
Daurlne Araoemles.

LEXANDER NACnKEIORs. les "c.t o,-A' I'll
"A N.w classes IN dancing Immediately after me ho
days: anced CLASSES SATURDAY murih~ an 'tr app
cation desirable, Private lessons tia b, APPOINTMENT
. c,prrrp.S DANCING ACADEMY, so shave.
A. in IAN and l,h ~ts-Priyate and ciIs lessons, all
hours. WALTZ TAUGHT kAPlDIf HANS I" ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17
OF THE PLATE.
FROM ONE CAPITAL TO ANOTHER,

VI.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-15
HeW's This.

We offer Que Hundred Dollars re-
ward Er any case 0f csisrrh 'i,ni
cannot Ls cur~d by taking Halls
Cstsrrh Cure.
r. J. CHRNEY 4 Co., Props Toledo, q.
We, the uDsiersIsbrd. have know u
y. ]. 'hstiey ksT the inst I5 yenrs,
and believe him perfectly h"n"Isb.e
IN sll tssiin-ns taAissnctiOns, aiid
nnsuciallS allie ~ carry "ut suy
obligations made by their nrin.
Wksr 4 rRUAx. Wholesale Drug
gisis, Tssleds. u.
WALDIS0, kiSNAN 4 MAkviS,
v h.,l<vxle Druggists. T"led y,
Huii's t;sIsrrii Cur IL takeu Inter
nxiIy, sctinx d. reciIy uIxnn tne b"sh
y nj tsiucs,lls SUI fr,-s ~ the s.sieiu
Tsvi isuon.a,s ,.-lt frsv. Prize 75'.
psg hoslis. Hold BY al dsuxgisls.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-15

Krsp II In mind. that the Pacific
coast within the next five years will
be supply Ing ih- fruit markets Of
tl.e world. and IN this cOnnsctiOu
the Willamette valley will LEAD
the proceusion In sll kinds ~ decidu-
Gus fruits. Salem by reason Of lis
centrsi location together With its
can n~ri~s aud evap aporstOrs will 10 the
tub from which the choicest snd
most valuable fruit trscts will radi-
ate. II you are contemplating fruit
culture we would be pIerssd I" sh"w
you our Hsmpden Park and Auburn
trScts, Do'hinx nicer snd n"ibing
better On the market. Salem Land
20. POssOfiice BlW.k.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-15

The Brownsville Times says:
"Wm. R"be, superintendent If the
CaliIssoia and Blue River Mill nn.i
Mining Co., Is In the city. He say,
he thinks everything favorable fnr
big rush to the mines In the spri"r.
The Tunnel on the PN,rnian claim
has been run until q depth II atn'ui
80 feet h.,s been reached. The or
c,nt imues to increase IN richits W H.
depth N attained and there aeem.
to be nO doubt that the mines vi !
pay. A mill will lie put In next
spring.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-15
IELECRAPHIC DISPATCHES,
Associated Press Report and
Disests Of all Important
Mws .. Ts-lay.
FOREIGN.
rHEo'siiEA DivOECE.

LONDON. Eng, NV. lS.-Th,
ri. IL IN. O'Siea divurce css,
a, ned his morn ny leforc specis
,ury. Charles Parnell. StewArts
e,rresp ,,ndent, Ia mot r,prc~n,ed by
cum el.
THE CASE COi.LAPsEs.
Mr.. O.hea's counsel said he cid
no int I'D 10 eros examine any
W mses or call any In h half III
Ms. O.he,,, or take any part in the
prce d ngs. This o'llapee Of the
d. Tn e has caused an Immense sell
ss,ion. II involves the condemna.
tiou If Parne.l to pay costs.
OTTAWA, Ont, Nov. l5.--A RIP
r.-,l Ia i've uf the Grrat NortheI q
r ilwav here states that five thOus-
sni men are now enIployed c,n.
sructing ~ line from Assinaboiue,
on the Northern Pacific, to Puget
g, md, thence tO Seat le. The line
Is ex,s~iesi to be completed by Sep
tenn s'r neat.
PARSELL TO RErIRE FROM LEADER.
sHlP.
LONDON. NV. l5.--The Dublin
Express says: Parnrli has inf1n,s-i
prominent nrh iU tile Irish psrlix.
mentsr, party that he will not lead
the ,s,,,y in par. lament during the
coming session.
THE PEACE GLADSTONE DECLINED
IO STAND FOR.
GLASGOW, Nov. l5.-At an el c.
tim for re,ior of Gl .sgow univ.r-
si,y to- lay. Bs four, chief SECRETARY
for Ire AMI, Conservative. was
ected over Lori Aberdeen, Literal.
THIRTY KILLED.
SALoNIcA, Nov. l5.-A railway
tram finn Askuh, with = large |
u NIB r IL soldiers, wss derailesi
n ar here. Thirty penuo,:s were
knel.
SEXTON To LEAD.
l. NpON, Nov. 10 1t is confidsnt.
ly asserted that S~xfon will doubt.
less lead the parnsll,tes during the
absence " their chief.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-15
STA TIE
MT. TABOR NJ. TOR LINE COLLisroN.

MT. TABOR n, TOR LINE COLLISION.
PORTLAND, Or. Nov. 5-A Col
lisiou &C. urrsd this m"rning Oh the
NJ. Tab'r Meter line on y irestle
Dear L'ne Fir Cemetery, East Port.
land. Jack O'CohnOr, engineer Of
the inc''niing nr"tUr, wxs badly
sealde.l by essapimg steam aud r.
ceived other serious Injuries, but II
Is thought not fatally. None Of the
% seng-rs sre injured. II Ii claimed
the collis,On was due to cxrelessn -
o. injured engineer In not
stopping at the switch.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-15
What EA TUBULAR WELL?
Be Sure I, Read and Gct 20 Other

A genuine Tubular well II constr ,cted by
putting ,iUwn n three inch iron pipe, wiib
~ opening, except top and b'atiinL M
ttri can yet IN and only pir. water c,n be
sd out. This L. the only k,nd Of well thai
wOrnis and insects cs,unot get ihio. thai T.
absolutely surtnce water prnf, nnd that
II mrced through the cemcnt strata tu
the pure living water. II is positively the
,nly Kind Of well that is worth building In
hts csuntry james A. krberts, salem
'esidence near fair grounds) makes these
vels .er,ns reasonable ~ years eNiert
0sp. H2i-lu.,i-ri,, "
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-15
PlNANCIAL!
ACCouyrSOr Barring BROS QUESTIONED
The American Stock Market
stu Unsrttlrd.-.A Bos.
, ton Failure.
BARiNo BROS. 4 co. IN TRoUpLI-
CRISIS IN LONDON.

u -
Ac.,s,s,x ,n.ro~
S. " =,
..,,,.. 80
-, 49,. .. e" o<''0 osN"'"s
" ."""."c'ns
W. n"k D"'"'
ENGLAND ~. n..,,,..h,,a. - -
~rs had taken up their accounts "a,
fifteen nhliiuu pounds, created n
profound sensation. Al II q. M, 4
semi panic prevailed. Pric~s xsve
way. and Lrokers were diyu,syed n,
the pruspect. Aiter HAS there wss
u rally. cnured by q cable fr,m Lam.
don, to the effect that . guarantee
fund to Baring Brs. aud c,mpauy.
stated to amount ts ten million sler.
ling, had bx~n raised.
kidder Pexlspiy 4 Co., AGENT
here of Bar,uy Bns. 4 Co., Loudou,
say they have private advice FROM
LundUn ti,Ht the tr,,uble has bee,.
o'nipletely arranged aud y failure
xvertesl. The trouble was doubtless
caused by the deprssiOu la Arp, n
tine securities. They clsin, thu,
their house here IL Is In NO " ise ef.
iecteo.
IN LONDON.
LONDON. Eux. Nov. l5-Tie
Tiu,-s r~i-r,ipv to the financial
situation rs>s: 4 bis ci,v h>s ,..s,...,
thruuuh n cr,,ix y.rpinv u.nn .
panic. The worst Ii over. Tie
hank III England, BY pronip, action,
has avertrd y iuUst lnn,ellta,.l~
caisstr"pbe, by providing vast ie.
ini,rcs nieut to It's stock of gold 10
meet excep'iOnai d n'xnns. IL ~
- -s'e''u Wv wv" n'~" VI "I
" ~. ."'es. AZ" "o'' ies'."
r.,,.n ...,,., 80. hr,,,,,,,., -,
I'll. ,,r..d ,,;,, ,,,o,, ,'.- ,.,,,
,er of ,n,,ll.r I'm, ,n,,.,r,,u, Am.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-15

The McMinnvilIe creamery. says
the Register, hiss been doing u faIrl!
g00d business siI summer aud INV
The farmer who bus few cOws aud
furnishes cream tO the crean.ery "
Tsspiug y harvest.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-15

Dr. 0unn's improved Liver i'ilis are .
sure cure fr sick headache, bilious c,,n.
platnts, dyrpepsin,t digestiun, ct,stiv. ne-s,
t,rp' 4 liver, ~fc. 1he-e pill Insure perie,
digestiOl, svDrrcct the liver and stomach,
purify and Zurich the blind snd make the
skiu clear They also ruduce g,Hpd ap.
petite, aud inviEOrwte and strenginen the
eutirr ~ stem by their tonic action, ould
at 6 cents bOx BY smith 4 steiner.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-15

civilian. Emperor of the Work
ingn,en." was inscrit'ed "n the arch
Of welcome erected hy the working
men under which WiIllsn II. and
EmprrT Franz Joseph passed IL,
entering Lippmik.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-15

For sli who sre held by the chains
NJ scsufuls or other d~Hses 0f the
blsh c0su4s fss,m H1d's 6.T-
sspsrills, which by impsrttng the
elements ~ Gmd health aud
u rensth IN the vital nuid, diso'ves
the isDs,ds 0f dlsrsse sOd srts the
cs psjys fire. N0 other rrns~dy IN
extsts,m~ c.auiinev tie lsssiiive ss,oi'-
nn,y, tile yscuiias merit snh the
nH.dicL pvwsr - HsHd's ssssspss-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-15

To New MExICo.-Captain Jack
Crawford, the "P,~t Ss,ut," will
start for his home in New Mexi,s'.
Tonight. He went out hUue with
EiitOr f. H0fer aud took dinner
this evening before starting.
Captain Jack Crawford hs.
been away from home for the
past dye mouths l0'kinY after In.
dian affairs and prosecuting those
vi,lstiDg the law regarding the In.
dians.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-15

Labor Commissioner Peck Of New
York: Time WIS when the relation
of employer and employed were
such that the will of the employer
WIS st,s.,lute aud self-assertiOm was
imp. ssible.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-15
M kDERoUs INDIANS.

Los AS0ELEs, Cal. My. ia
special to the Evening Express from
Havenna, in this cOunty, Says three
Indians are an the wsrpa,h and
have killed Mrs. w. Farmer, Uf
Acton, and shot Mr.. Clark. The
sheriff and \ ps-e left there for the
scene Uf the tragedy.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-15
Txeitrment

runs high in this city over Systeni
Builder, M everybsTy IL using Il for
cAtarrh of the Stomach, Cm,sumip
tiMm-DIsp sp~psia, impure blU'd aid
to builr up the Systein-it certainly
niu-t be ai excellent preparation,
when ever, bOdy speaks ~, we'll Uf
II. d6wvr
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-15

These pil.sare scientifically con, pounde
and untfO,,u In action. No gripping pail
-, com ,m,Hly following the use Of pills.
rney Are adapted to b&,th adults Aud chill.
lr''n With perfect safety. We gua antee
they have nV equal In the cure ,fsivk hessd.
ache, 0,nsti patton, dyspepsia ami b,ll rus.
nos ard, Rs AN appetizer, they excel amy
,Nhsr preparation ls7 ly
Ssuith 4 steiner, sOle awta.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-15

The Washington Democrat r..
psrts . great ~~rcity of water NJ
FOREST Gr'vr. snd rsys that man.
residents srs hsuling the pr ciOus
liquid fron, neiglbOring creeks.