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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-07
MISCELLANY

MEDIATION FOR PEACE BErwEE,
GUATEMALA AND sANSA1yADoR.
La LABITAp, Aug. The di
p'oihatic corpse of Guatemala. In
making arrangements to mediat,
Tor peace brtween Guatamala and
SanSalyador, announce that the
IoIIowing countries have brought
.neir ministers and accepted L. s.
Minister MINERS invitation to par.
ucipate; Great Britain, France, Ger.
many and Spain. Mexico's minis
ter, General Alatorre. it is believed
VIII oppose it on the ground of
MeNico's hostility to Miner. unless.
perhaps, the mediation has its birth
III the state department at Washing
ton and does not come from the
suggestion of Barrillo's government
CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT.
DENVER, Colo, Aug. Thomas
M Patterson, leading democratic
politician and criminal lawyer of
Colorado, has purchased CONTROL.
ing interest in the Rocky Mountain
News. He will assume manage
ment rs soon as his legal business
is cleared up.
NOT DECIDED.
AUBURN, n. y, Aug. Warden
Durston stated this afternoon that he
had not decided where the remains
of kemmler would be buried.
POOR CROPS.
TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. THE state
board Of agriculture SAYS that re-
ports received from every county in
the state, indicate that growing
crops in every portion of the state
have been seriously injured by the
severe drouth. Intense heat and oc-
casional hot winds prevailing Lave
been the cause of falling off of the
corn prospects.
ODD FELLOWS COMPLAIN,
CHICAGO, Ills, Aug. There are
numerous cases of friction develop
ing in the Odd Fellows big Canton
ment here. California and other
Western Cantons say they have not |
been treated fairly in matter of rail-
road rates.
DIFFICULT TO SECURE SAILORS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. T.
The new Naval rendezvous has been
opened and the lieutenant in charge .
5 making strenuous efforts to enlist
They are very scarce both
lere and in the East.
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Summons.

In the circuit court Of the state Of oregon
for the county Of Marion.
=. W. yanBuren, plalnlifil Sult 10 dissolve
rs the mar
Allie Van Buren,, defendant riage o0ntracl
10 Allie NanBuren. said defendant! In
the name Of the stale Of oregon, you are
hereby commanded "a answer the com
DlaInt filed Ia said court against yOu 10 the
above entitled suit. by the lNh DAY ofO To-
bcr. $50. The hrst day Of the ncNt regular
term OF said court, and you ARE iurther
notified that II you fail % EnhEer A. above
reouirrd. said plninun Will apply 70 the
cDurt for "a decree dissOlvinR the marriage
contract now existing between you aun
him, and for costs.
uou. K. 4. Boise. Judge, made a. chamber,
iiIy u iEO J. a. APH.EGAIE.
Attorney Tor pin,
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ra.rd.r lass Iu Hiutar1's hneuma'-r
--,.r A remedy uhIcu eHpa.s All fr1lslb-
~. ri,ff.r ana lliufs ~ 1infitf Ifiil tif
sIl.lI a WfIi kuuap ciii4ru pi - rst i~'f-
49,. lad farrrfs f1 lf- value.
l,+TfIrrleu. 10 aflrds me pi.a-lfr lH
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49, rIrrIF hlurs truly.
FeA.E XALLACE. "a ga Lleflanuu ind
- - ~ -raifh a STEINER
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COLLEGE BURNED.

MONTREAL, Que, Aug. 7.-Word
reached here this morning that
Motfott college, on Isle Perrot,
ten miles from this city has been
burned to the ground. Over three
hundred students were il attend
ance and they are now quartered in
and farm houses.
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Would not be without il.

DIR. f. s. Holden: Send by eX-
press quarter dozen of your Ethreal
Cough syrup. Please be sure and
send by return eX, bress, as ! do not
wish to be in the bouse without It,.
PuIsVURY HoDGKINs.
San Franci, 20, Dec. 1875.
Large size 81, Small 80 cents. For
sale by all druggists.
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POLITICAL.
THE FOUR WILL BE LONESOME.

THE FOUR WILL BE LONESOME.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. Re
turns from the elections show demo.
cratic maioritics unusually large,
but the exact figures cannot be as
certained before Saturday. There
are no republicans or independents
in the senate. III the house there
are three republicans and one in
dependent.
THE DEMOCRATS ARE FERNINsT IT.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. =
The committee on privileges any
elections voted by a strict party d.
vision to report the national election
bill to the senate.
THAT'S THE KIND WHO MOVED
THERE.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Ind. Ter, Aug.
THE first election ever held in
this territory went off quietly yes
terday. The territory nas gone
democratic by small majority.
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instruments Filled Tor Record al lhs
FANNY Recorders Office,

Ed stewart and WI % w
n Downing j4.94 acres In d ]
e OF John Taylor and wft
zrlw
r l. Quimby and vi 70
Dsn'l Winter. u Of II ., blk
. gd "B" 10 WOOdhuTn.
PM Haushaw 10 state Of
Oregon. 33O acres in d j cot
Daniel Clark in -ec j., 9-r
2W
Jobu 4 Beard and vi tp
Fsuuie Whlteaker int iu
lt-l0.l u, T., D. and u, hlh
u Jefferson.
John 81. Brown aud VI 10
Bepi Brown, l7-.7i acre. ~ :
~-rlr.
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CuGyERAIN EGYPT.

CAIRO, Egypt, Aug. The chol-
era is raging at Jeddaho and the
death rate now average 500 daily
The relltives of the dead are not
able to inter their dead friends
The situation is becoming alarming
LARGE AMOUNT OF MONEY ENPENEp
PARIS, France, Aug. The re-
port of the liquidators of the Pan
anna Canal company has been pre-
sented to the tribunal. The expen'
ditures thus far amount to l,3l3,OOO,-
600 francs; (S2l2,6OO,OOO) assets
March 8rd, 100000, francs ls5'2oo'-
OO0l
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FIRES.

""H'h HOTEL BURNEDIS FLORIDA.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Aug. -
Murray Hill an elegant summer
no'''ai The Pablo beach, was burned
,n'S morning Fifty guests in IN.
mouse escaped Loss $500. 900
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FOREIGN .
STRIKE IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, Aug. IA cablegram
from England this morning says:
Eight hNIdred dock laborers at
Gloucester have struck for higher
wages. A general complaint is
made against the cruel treatment
from captains and officials"
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WANrED.-B Bradshaw, Columbia,
and other fine varieties Of plums al
the cannery. Salem Canning Com
pany. 0'i'''" -"
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TROUBLES IN SOUTHERN ASIA.

CALCUTTA, Hindostan, Aug IA
revolt has broken out among the
Alehacaras in Candahar. Troops
have been sent to quell the disturb
apoa
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
COOK HOTEL.

COOK HOTEL.
n Rogers, w ) Ritcherson, s
Ebertson, d Hill, Portland,
Chris Kissenger and wife, n Gal.
away, Geo II Hall, Eugene.
J f Smith, II Brylen, Pendleton.
c l. Dively, Kansas City.
J NJ Watson, Turner.
W.T. Grimm, Hubbard,
p Stevens, Mehama.
II Symes, Seattle.
John Henburg, Sublimity.
Thurston Graves, Aurora.
J w Thompson, Oakland, Cal.
d A Sweeney, $ f,
Ed Scammon, Albany.
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lust RECEIVED Fine new STOCK
ofmouldings, baskets, picture frame-
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NEwpoKT.-Persons wishing one
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WHAT ISA TUBULAR WELL?
Be Sure 10 Read and Get no Other

4 genuioeT Tubular well IL cOnstricto by
putting down three Inch iron pipe, with
no openinRs except top and bottom. No
dirt can get In aud only pure water can be
got out. This is the only kind Of wei that
worms aud Insects camel got into, that iH
absolutely surface. water proof, aud that
IL forced through the cement strata u
the pure living water. II II positively the
only kind of well that II worth building In
this country james A. Roberts, HRlein.
frcHidence near fair RrGundsl makes these
wells Terms reasonable ~ yeans expert
enre. B.2l.lm-d-5m-w
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SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. T.
The new Naval rendezvous has been
opened and the lieutenant in charge
is making strenuous efforts to enlist
seamen. They are very scarce both
here and in the East.
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Daily Republican., 1890-05-07

St. Paul's A. U. NJ. p. Church, South
Wilmington, Missionary meeting to-
night. Sermon by Mrs. LYDIA Afchie,
the Delaware missionary. There will be
rally collection taken up for the mis-
sionary cause. All are welcome. Come
and help US out.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
FOURTH EDITION
MunlcIral Coutt.


As coon ~ Judge Ball took his seat on
the bench at 0 O'Clock this morning,
Special Oficcr Weldtn declared the Mu-
nicipal Court opsn for the transaction ol
such business ~ should be brought b.
lore IL
The nrst csss was that of William
elmms, charged with being drunk u
Thirteenth aod Clay mont streets last
night. After O1lcer Shultz gave his
testimony the accused said he was cory
that he had INDUCED to excess, but his
repenieuce did NOT save him from hne
OF el and costs.
Thomas Kennedy and Harry 9. Parker
were charged By Officer Weldin with
drunkenness on Front street last even
Ing. Kennedy was fined 81 and costs,
but % It was shOwn that Parker had
acted In an indecent manner he was SEN
fenced to pay % and costs.
Rachel Dixon, Mary Archer and David
Fnrron, ali colored, we're placed In the
dock, having been arrested By Officer
Evans about 2 o'clock this morning at
Seventh aud King streets. A tho EVIL
denoe showed that the women were
drunk and the man was trying to get
them to 60 home, he was discharged and
they were fined Is aud costs each.
Carl Nelson, the German who WAS held
for further hearing yesterday morning
on suspicion Of having stolen several
watches, was again arraigned, but ~ 1t
WAS shown that the watches wero given
to him to be repaired. the charge was
dismissed, and hs was fined 81 and costs
for drunkenness.
Frank Jackson, colorsd, charged with
committing an assault and battery on
Mary Il. Green, also colored, had hDal
hearing. The evidence showed that Frank
filled up with bcpzine and then went to
HedgevIlle with blood In hls eye. He
became engaged In quarrel wish some
OF the col0red women residing in that
classic locality, whom they pooled their
issues and gave hlm . severe beating.
using pokers, clubs and everything else
that came handy. When Jackson ilrst
went TO Hedgevil.e he announced that
he was "hunting something" and as
Judge Ball seemed to think hc had
found what he was hunting for, and
been punished sufficiently, he dismissed
the case.
Violet Gibbs, colored, charged with
disOrdcrly conduct, was adju6ged guilty
and fined $5 and costs.
The case Of HylaId, charged with en-
bezzling money from the Niagara lnsur-
auce Company was dismissed, as Mr..
Turner said he had no testimony to sus-
tain the charge.
James Jones, colored, WAS charged
with assault and battery on Annie Irons,
but as he had some witnesses for the de.
tense the case was continued.
George Turnar, colorod, was charged
with assaultins Emma Moseby, also col.
ored, and plead guilty. He was fined
the costs OF the case amounting to $6. TO-
Joseph Hanly, ons Of the strikers at
the Mallesble Iron Works, that commit
ted the assault on Henry Fider, Max
Graf and Charles Smith last Monday
evening, on Taylor street near Lombard,
was held for y further hearing on Friday
morning.
Alonzo Cleveland. q small colored
boy, was brought before the court by his
mother, who said that she was unable to
cootrol or do anything with him. He
was committed to tho Ferris Industrial
School.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
Tie L.vY Cn,lri.

al the afternoon session OF the Levy
Court yesterday the City Passenger Rail
road Company was permitted to erect
Iron poles IN front OF the Court House.
The cam mittee to audit the accounts
sf the road commissioner OF White Clay
Crock Hundred reported tue receipts to
bo ~. 74S.01; expenses as fixed by vouch-
cfs, 81 5000 expenses Tor which there
were no vouchers, 1866; errors ard COM
mission, s5'ld SO; total expenditures, $4,.
26.42; excess over receipts, Sls5.40. The
report WAS approved.
1t having been discovered that the as
sSsment Of A. j. Eliason's property, In
IT. Georges Hundred, WAS duplicated on
The assessment. Oh motion OF MIR. Wier
tho collector WAS ordered 10 he Instructed
10 collect OH one assessment aud return
ehe other as an error.
The bond OF Collector Reardon, oil
MI Crack, Hundred, was approved by
the Court.
W. r. Folsom aud n number OF otherl
petite ned Tor the laying oil OF new
school district In East Lake Park
Brandy wine Hundred. The petition ha,
bsen handtd to Joseph l.. Csrpente
several weeks before, but he iors OF t
present IL 10 the court in time to compl
with the provisions OF the law. Aciio
on the petition was laid over one monti
Tho Levy Court then adjourned until Il
afst Tuesday OF June.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
News sunAnaary.

Tie family Of payjd .Bryss, pf Harr.
last night By eating cAnhsd tomatoss for
supper, and two children ase 40 III that
their recovery 10 doubtful. The physiclnn
diaSnosed lead poisoaing.
A storm which visitsd Natchex, Mis-
OF buildinea Ths roof Of the Dam ocrat
building Was carried awsy and the ONCE
MAS flooded. In Vtdalia the Methodist
Epizcopsl Church was wrecked.
J. NJ. shellenbergsr. the fugitive law.
yer Of Doylestown, having returned from
tho west aud given hluseli up. 10 now 10
custody OF the sheriff Of Bucks county.
It 10 said he will be tried At the Nay
term of Court.
Jos. Meeks, who became notorious a.
the referee In the FlAck divorce case, WAS
yesterday released from the New York
Tombs after having served his sentence
Of one month. Ho also paid $500 nns.
The steamship Alesia. which arrived at
New York yesterday from Marseilles, is
detained at quarantine In consequence Of
one of her passengers being sick wtth
smallpox.
John Emmel, Jr., paying teller In the
money order division Of the postoffice IN
Baltimore, was arrested yesterday. He
Ia short In his accounts about $500.
Investigation Of the burning of the
Smell Road Toll House. near Chicago, ON
last Thursday night, has led to the Arrest
OF six mon on the charge Of arson.
John Bickel, OF Bethlehem, Pa. dis
appeared two weeks ago, and his body
was found In ths canal at Catasauqua on
Monday.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
Coiored Man Killed.

Harvey Hosen Beaeham, q colored
man about 81 years Of age, died about 10
o'clock this forenoon from wounds re-
ceived . hall hour before by being run
over by p, W e. b. railroad shifter at
the Intersection Of Lombard street. He
was cleaning out . gutter alongside of
the track where the shiftsr was backing
in, aud just as It wss about passing he
stepped on the track, was knocked down
by the tank bumper, drawn beneath and
drag ed somo thirty-tive or forty feat be.
fore the shifter could be stop oed. The
engineer could not see the man and did
not know he WAS under the engine. A
man working close by called to Beacham
to look out for the en- sine, but he TOOK
NO heed. When he was taken iron
under the engine he was terribly man
gled, one leg being nashed up to tn
| hip. He WAS taken to the railios,
morRue, but nothing could DO done t
save his life. Deputy Corener Barnhil
being notified had the body removed
the county morgue, where an inque,
| will be held.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
.chrlss, the csrpsassr."


The Flrst Baptiat Church, at Thirty
sixth aud Chestnut streets, Philadelphia,
was crowded on Sunday night b. the
Worklppmcn OF West Philndelphla to
jisten to . sermon by the Re-. JossPh K.
Dixon ON capital and labor, taken from
the text, els not this the carpenter, tho
son Of Maryw
sIt WAS q universal idea with the He
brews to teach iheir children . trade.
Christ accepted tho humble mission OF
life 40 . carpenter 60 ~ to Get men ~
example, II labor then WAS . curse,
Christ came to liRhtsn It. This SANE
man went around ministsring TO the sor.
rows and cheering the toiler. II He lived
In our days would He not denouncc the
action and oppositlon Of capital against
labor, and would He not desire that capi-
tai should deal fair with lAb0rl
ldlencss was the poison Of life and 1t
embitters the whole system. A. long a.
there are men who can live without
work there will b0 an outcry and pau.
pels. The pAuper and poor man stand
st opposite p8les. The pauper 10 man
who will mot work unless compelled.
The poor man receives his pittance and
tries to live within 1t II he lives honestly
and right.
81 sympathize with the 5000 work.
men Of Philadelphia In their present
troubles," hs continued. The toilers
should have their just dues, but they
should endeavor to DO their work Justly.
Tho capitalists and employers Of our city
AIe not all taskmAsters; they have given
literally for institutions that benefit the
workingman. ! know that the honest
workingmAn tolls hard, and when the
steam whistle summons him to work he
0beys aud goes out to . day full Of toll,
sometimes with no cheer. o men Of TOLL
your lot ia q hard one and rugged path.
Your day Is long and cheerlesa You
have misfortunes and trials. No earth
comfort can soothe all there short
comings, and you may not get sympathy
from your employers. Therefore, look
to Christ, the carpenter, who 10 your
friend and comfort
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
She Heats Them All,

Miss Maria Anderson, residing at No.
615 ChristiAna strsct, is regarded BY her
acq uaint tances a. one OF tho best SINCERE
and dancers in our city. She 10 OF Cuban
descent. and consequently is Of light
brown omplexion, and quite attractive
In her manners ~ well ~ In her general
appearance, rendering her favori,e In
quite large circle Of frisnds. Her
grandfather, who resides In Maryland.
is said to be quite wealthy, aud it Is
whispered that she Ia to be bis heir. She
could earn Sl2 per week in dancing, hut
1t 10 probable sae will remain in our city
during the summer. An admirer who
saw her dance last se0son declares that
she wore No. slippers on her twinklins
little feet. A. Y.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
Tho Clsncor Of nn Alarm boil

Close by, in the stiffness Of the night.
could scarcely startle the ordinary indi-
vidual more than do triillng noises the
nervous invalid. But once the nerves
are braced aud the system invigorated
with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, this
abnormal eensitivcness 10 succeeded by .
tranquility not 10 be disturbed BY trivial
causes, Impaired digestion Is a fertile
cause OF nerve weakness and unnatural
mental gloom, and vigorous renewal Of
the action OF the stomach 10 one of the
sursst means Of invigorAtlng and quiet-
ing the nerves. insomnia, or sleeploss-
ness, form OF nervous disease, 10 un-
questionably benefited by sedatives,
when 1t is prolonged, or Of frequent oc-
currence, but Its permanent removal is
more efIectuaily achieved With the Bit.
terra This medicine 10 also signally eff
cacious for malaria, rheumatism, consti-
patton. liver complaint aud torpidity OF
the kidneys and bladder.