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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-30

carrying a satchel with the money
Tor the payment Of the men. Along
with him was the superintendent Of
works and his assistant. Hardly
had they started towards the works
when a desperado appeared with a
drawn revolver aud demanded
the money. Burns the paymaster,
and his companions quickly drew
their weapons. The robber dis
charged his weapon and instantly
started to run, spurred on by rapidly
discharged revulvers in his rear,
finally escaping.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-30
A Care fsr sick nsadashs.

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F R ES.
\ SCORCH AT PORTLAND.

PORTLAND, Or, Aug. SO.-Early
this morning an inceudiary fire oc-
CURED IN a block of one aud two
story frame buildings situated on
North First street, between ID and
+, eutaiIing loss of about twelve
thousand dollars. The block was
partly consumed. The loss is cover
ed by insurance amounting to five
thousand dollars.
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WASHINGTON
NILS SIGNED

Hills SIGNED a,
WAsHINGToN, d. &, AD-
The president has -;-ne' 80
Inspection bill, the agf''~''''- ,.,i
iege bil, the suudry ci'" ~
atiOus bill, and au a-i pi"'' ~.
additional clrtirai i...gr I' ''''' '.rl
10 effect the drprDirH' .'
FREE WOOL-Ill tLA ~
FREE TRADEIN wO'i-4,
THE SENATE
WAsHINGruN, d. e., A'-' "a
There we're several unlmPoflA'''
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tbo va. az character passed to-day and
'ne tariff bill was taken nm L, ,ba
peuulng question being on CarlisIe,s
motion to strike out the wool pbar,. .
s'apD' 50 as to place wool on the
nee M list. The amendment was
rejected by party vote.
A GENERAL KILLED
Acting Secretary Of State Wbsr.
'on received cablegram from Min.
Is ls'er Miner, dated san Jose. Ang
:. confirming the reported killing
o' General Jos. E. Marie Barrundia
on The steamer Acoupulio, willie 70.
slsting arrest.
NOMINATIONS.
The president today sent TO the
senate the following nomiua-
lions; for I. 5. Consuls-Jobu +
oealey OF Minnesota, at Fupcbal.
James J. Peterson Of West Virginia,
at Iegucigalpa: John B. Richardson.
OF Kansas, at Matamoros.
pEBAIE FOR AND AGAINST FREE
FOREIGN SALT.
"AsHIEGTON, Aug. 3O.-Iu the
senate, Blair presented a memorial
from the Women's National Indus.
trial League for the suppression and
punishment Of the armed a,sas,irs
known as Pinkerton's detectiyes.u
referred to the judiciary committee.
The tariff bill was then taken up.
The pending question being on the
flnauce committees amendment to
paragraph 9O7 which taxes salt in
bags aud packags u cents per 100
pounds, and salt in bull s cents, the
amendment being to strike out the
proviSJ allowing drawbacks ON salt
used in exported meats.
Mcpherson moved to strike out
the entire paragraph, the effect of
which would be to place salt on the
free list.
Colquitt advocated McPherson's
amendment aud read an extract
from a speech made by Ben
ton in the senate halfa century ago
against the salt tax.
Hoar asked whether Benton had
not made that speech about the
same time he made another speech
declaring Oregon and the whole of
he Pacific territories utterly worth
ess for agricultural purposes.
IMPORTANT LAND DECISION,
WASHINGTON, D. c, Aug. 3d.
The secretary Of interior to-day de-
.ided the case of the Central Pacific
Dad against S. D. Valentine, involv-
ng the question OF the exception of
mineral lands from railroad grants.
he particular tract involved is in
he Sacramento, California, land
istrict. The secretary holds that
V the terms of the railroad grant,
II mineral lands are excepted from
8 operation. This decision is Of
to railroads running
trough mineral lands, This decis-
IN is contrary to the doctrine laid
own by Judge Sawyer, [. :. Cir
nit Judge in CalifnEnis., in his re-
ent decision in the case Of Fran
onia against Newhouse.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-30
HOIEL ARRIVALS.
COOK H,rEI

AhIA i'l Alss
W = Carson, " = Barne-, - &
Lewis, g { French, Portland.
~ ID Wheeler. Mncleay.
q 4 Wr0b Orleans, Sch.
Herman JOut-, Ofrgm city.
" b Dur-i JOhu DIn., -IcrA-
mruio.
4 4 Jones, san Francisco.
4 Heller, - Louis
ID D.ckrr-ou, Auburn, NeD.
lhu- a Miller. -ciu-
r. II BalisIu, Mills City.
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ACCIDENTS.
BALoON HORROR-A MAN CAUG INT
BY THE DRAG, HOISTED 1000
FEET AND DROPPED.

BY THE DRAG, HOlSlED lVVO
FEET AND DROPPED.
WOODLAND, Ohio, Aug. 90,-les-
terday was the last day Of the fair
here. More than ten thonsaud
persons were assembled to see the
final races and the balloon ascension
by Professor Carter. When the
balloon shot upward the thousands
of spectators were Mortified to see
dangling at the end Of the small
line Milton Redin, an officer Of the
fair association. Hundreds OF peo-
nle shonted for him to drop, but
Redlin was either entangled or had
lost his head. At the awful height
If about thousand feet the balloon
took a sudden lurch and Redlin's
hold was loosened and his body shot
dowpyards. It was found about
half a mile away, His clothing was
torn Of. all his bones were broken
and bis body crushed out OF all
human senblance,
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10 ftiehpu'a Golden EaIsaIa ~
Cgtfs tAk lcfes, hus anl . f0ni snsel.
heuatn tha Legs and bldy; sore ~ :
hyef, hoae, f.c, cupper.e lor 4 niotehas
hYpIi4sigt at4Fri, diseased healp, ana al
primary Ions u The disease Known AZ
syphilis, Price, s. 90 peg no tie.
- uit hau's q iden nalAaIn No 4
Cufes-teftl ~. Mercuflai 8 pal itle Rhou-
matism, faluf in tha boatf, Pains Ia the
Head, batk n the Neck, liberated Sore
Thfoat, hyph.to Rash. LuInps ard con.
trlrtcd Cons, Stiffness of tha Ilmba and
endic1tes 81 y sea1a from the syatom.
whstaef ealsod ~ ind icr ,ien Or abua.
q he.cufg, ! aTinx the bi I'D pure ANA
healthy. ffics > 5 90 pee offie.
L. hiehaafs Golden y antah Anii-
dote for tae cure u 0on0Trh1a, Oiaet.
irTItatlen N0lFti, ahd aii IrinarY az ooni,
al dlaauange~@ erise ~ 50 per
L. Uiehau'. OolasR Spanish Iu-
leFtlans fnfafFere cases n 0lnorrhlna.
lahsniul - CieDt atflcturca,Ac. Trlea
~ peg I8afio.
- niehau's Gaiden OiHfmsnf
fuf re a. ctta hcalnfC ayuti .tlo s'ar...
ani enunf.anl. Ertea8I 40 n fs1a
10 iehnu's Calar lifl 80 sal.s
fai rr1 . tfrtmeHt. hsfo' lly.i 20 glr.
nf farrf % Otee Fnr. d rntlflfInnl afa
4rir1 81 - prr ffn.
EfH 4c rf I fIe4Vfre.
SOB tfer ffHi q, n ~, e,1rsly pacse3
ptf fesFFest
The tichards drus company. agouts .
4ud lii tafkti street, han franclac0 a
Circular mailed ffee.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-30
WHAT BA TUBULAR WELL?
Be Sure 70 Read and Get Do Other

a FfrlIarTlblIsr yell De- constr ictfd ~
pItIUE 1ruuH Ihree Inrh irHn pIpet Win
b. opening rafrpt tup and h'fbfnu. No
d.fi s.fu 81 iu and ~uIf pure water COO De-
20 u.f IhIr Is flr puiy k.Hd ~ HtiI mat
aufs|s ana IIFrfft ofnIsi 90 iltI, tiiut is
lD-.HHfrIE ru|l..r aH'rf rfnHf. Hu1 luHL
Is ffrHFd fhfsUfn fhf srrfuf strata 70
fnr pore Ifiuf safrr. 10 is ffnitfFlb lNf
aufF SHED uf cell fiat ia worth buiidiua ln
frfs r|HuffE Ifurs a NIirriH, raiffu
If~sIIrilfr ufsF ltif Eiuuudsl makes ihesF
WFUs 4ffuir Frasvsalir pr Brirr fHfefl-
surr DIl-lm-d bu ~
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woRKMEN RIDDLEn.

N,RAGANsET PIER, r. l., Aug.
% An explosion cartridge in a
Lolo drilled in ledge, which is
tlin, | removed to acyomodate the
nov % sewer. was exploded this morn
~, nv some Itallaus. one man =
nady was 30 riddled with store-
H., ba died ln two hour; another
had both eyes blown ou'; three
ather. were severely injured.
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Over SI5.OOO.OO
CASH PREMIUMS

Cash PINE NIUE Ms
offered for agricultural, stock and me
chanical exhibits, for works Of art and
fancy work and for trials ofspecd.
Reduc rates for fare and freight on all
transportation lin S TO and from the fair.
Important improvements have been made
upon the grounds and Increased facilities
are offered eNh bitorS.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-30

MORE FRUIr-Squire Farrar 4
Co. are buying all the fruit that
comes their way, consequently have
the best 10 market.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-30
HELLO" PORTLAND.
Telephone Connection to Be Establish
ed Between the Two Places Soon
--General Telephone System.

Portland Oregonian, Aug. so. At
last Portland is to have telephone
connection with other cities in the
state. The Oregon Telephone Conn
pany yesterday begun the work of
striuging wire from Salem to this
city, on poles set along the county
road. The wire is a good, big cop
per one, weighing l70 pounds to the
mile, so that it will carry the voice
in first-class shape. The line will
furnish communication with all the
towns between Portland and Salem,
and it will be ready for business in
about five weeks. II will be furu-
lshed with the improved long-dist-
ance telephones, through which "A
conversation can 6e carried on be-
tween Salem and Portland rs well
as between different parts of this
city by the style in use here.
Persons in Portland aud Salem
who have telephones in their houses
can connect with the long distance
telephone and converse with each
other. Persons who have no tele-
phone will be called to the public
telephone by messenger.
There are signs Of progress and
improvement on every hand in the
telephone business. The Portlan
Telephone company is running
hundred-wire cables from the cen
trail office in all directions to con-
meet with its various systems. There
will be about ten of these cables,
which will take the place Of about
80 wires now connecting with the
central office. This will greatly im-
prove the service aud will lessen the
danger of wires getting crossed with
electric light wires. The telephone
company will Ia sc down "a their
old poles on Front street soon, which
VIII greatly improve lis appearance
They are going to a large expense to
improTe the service, and to comply
with all the requirements Of the city
i'm regard to having electric wires
systematically arranged in accor-
dance with the requirements Of the
common council.
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FOREIGN.
THE SCHOONER DYER RELEASED
NOT ROPERLY SEIzEn-

ItE SChOONER DYER RELEASED
NOT PROPERLY SEIZED.
VICTORIA, B. G., Aug. SO.-The
siezed sealing schooner Matte G.
Dyer arrived here yesterday after
moon from the north for renairs
She was seized at Ounalaska. on
June 18th, by U. S. Deputy Collector
Emmons, the schooner having gone
in there in distress. When the case
was brou ght before the court it was
dismissed, judgment holding that
the vessel had been seized for a
probable cause. The vessel had
seventy'seven seal skins on board
all of which were returned except
three. The captain said the seal
skins seized had been taken at least
thirty miles from any shore on the
North Pacific and the man who
made the seizure was new official.
DIsMANTLED.
When taken to Sitka the schooner
was put ashore and grounded, when
the officers went through her. The
captain and crew were taken ashore
and confined in the Old B0rlnfu
castle, where they wele kept for
three weeks, while the authorities
took away the skins, sails and all
the vessel findings. The grounding
has caused her to leak badly.
PEsTH, Hungary, Aug. SO.-Fif-
teen persons were killed to-day in a
building on fire in Mejoe, Kerestze.
They were in the building endeavor-
ing to save property when the roof
fell in crushing them to death.
A GREAT RHINE FLOOD.
VIENNA, Austria, Ang SO.-The
river Rhine has over flowed its
banks in the Vorarelberg district,
and the villages of Albach, Ho-
helms, Lustnau and Fuessach are
flooded. Bridges have been swept
away and many persons drowned.
FATAL COLLAPSE.
berlin, Gyrmlny, Aug. SO.-A
celler of a lar e brewery in Stortter-
itz, Saxony, in which lar num-
ber of men were at work, col apsed
to-day burying sixteen workm n.
Seven were killed and the remand
er severely injured,
ENGLISH wARsHIPs AT HONOLULU
BUT NO WAR IN SIGHT.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. 3d.
Advlces from Honolulu state that
not an event has SO far occurred to
cause a ripple in national affairs
Two war vessels are in the harDor'
the Acorn which leaves England
shortly is to be succeeded by the
Warspite then daily expected and
the Nipsic which awaits the ARRIVAL
of the Iroquois to relieve her, Wllen
she will return home.
PROHIBITING PORK IMPORTATION .
PARIS, Aug. 3O.-A reporter Is
positively assured on the best au'
thority the French government mas
decided to prohibit importation eu'
tire of live American pork products
and at the same time to raise uu'
ties on all American products
exported to this country IL Is
hoped such action will have .,,!i Tue
affect of changing the present l'l'"'
eral spirit of the American cOn'
gress.
AGAINST THE BILL
In the senate to day Morgan pre-,
santed resolutions ola colored mass
meeting at Birmingham, AIaoalna'
against the passage of the Force DILL
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-30
BRN

BENOIT.-Tp Mr.. aud Mrs. j. =.
Beuoit, of University addition, Is
son, Aug. -, 1850.
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PRICES OF ADMISSION:

OTIIE.-Ali whom IL may concern VIII
~ hereby take notice that | win pay no
debts hereafter contracted by any person
except myself. ARTHUR GLOVER,
salem, oregon,
August -, 1870.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-30

Don't FoRGET. - Taxpayers
should not forget that their city tax
Is due and will be delinquent after
sept 9Th, after which time "A penalty
of 5 per cent. will be- added
T.. j. ~WAFFoED,
s-lS-lOt cts Tax Collector.
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CRIMINAL
-ryyyTrD TRAIN wRECH

,rrFNPTED TRAIN "hh' n
,.rg,vgNro, Cal, Aug. IS. a
"a attempt was made las, n sht 70
O''1 49, ,be Oregon Expr ss train
',,c 80. 10. IL was due 10
~, w. bge from the north al $40
am. ming. AtCapelaud siail"a
n'' .,,,,tloa had heeu placed on
81 .siuthe shape ~ an appliance
lne "fro- The engine
hnos- '.. M. aBd Immediately irf' The
s 'Il.sN solas over on IT. side. I"e
ii.''. ,-,,sl snder the baggage ear
flli 80. ,s1 d.,ehed. Happily
sa..- 'so..s.. W. injured. The train ..,"-, wac
.,,,,, % y, ! alI load of pa--rasyT-'
esr9 s-t.n were asleep 20 the
time
vru1S- uoaE CALLED iS
''',, ,~slHyE FlSASe'Ai
srEiNGENCY.
-eret4ry ufihs treasury
1a afl.ar i'r Tie
i'il, "a slis1.oa.oo adaiiauaI
rl'-, -. bod, uudrf '-' 'ame
g. % ~. arru.ar oi August -l-t-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-30

RATHER UNFAIR,-While we are
earnestly IN favor Of seeing Portland
and Salem have justice and full
and fair showing by a recount, We
think the balance Of the state is en-
titled to the same consideration
Headlight.
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TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES
Associated Press Report and
DigestS of all Important
News of To-Day.
MARKETS..
CHICAGO TO-DAY

CHICAGO TO-DAY.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug. 8O.-Wbeat
weak; cash S1.Oll. Sept, lOll.
May, 1.0Si.
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The Pavilion Will be Open
Four nights during the
week.

\ splendid field for horses entered in the
speed denartmcut, and hne exhibitions OF
racing will be given each day.
Entries for premiums close Monday at
80 p. m. Exhibitors are urged to make
as many ofthcir entries on sunday before
the fair rs pnSSible. Goods, animals and
articles for exhibition must be IN their
places 10y 10 p. IN. on Monday.
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AT THE BUSINESS CoLLEGE.-Mr.
Sialey, principal Of the Capital
Business college, is now in charge Of
the work, aud may be found at the
college Office each day from 8 ill y
in the forenoon, from iill in the
afternoon, and from : ill in The
evening. Students who expect To
begin on the opening day, Monday,
sept. sGh, are requested to call and
register this week. 5 2j-6t
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-30

THE HEBREW TABERNACLE
Illustrated with oil paintings, will
be the subject Of a lecture by Rev.
J. b. johnson at the Christian
church Tomorrow evening.
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The itlchards drus company. agents 90
Circular mailed Tree,
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In the senate to day Morgan pre-,
septed resolutions ofa colored mass
meeting at Birmingham AIaOalnn' Sl,,'
against the passage of the Force DILL
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