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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14
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HOTEL ou,MrL,I> on LANE CnAMrLAI>.
bed. r4i' A.. 100 ;','' 't n fa T., '.' '''"
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4 BEKDIi.N. Longp'ri y. J.-NOw open.
a steam hat hot ind cod s,a.A.cr o.hs; fine ocean
JAMES NJ. MOORE. Proprietor.
n Rooms large ana pleasant. i.gnuay situated table
'N'''' terms Mrs 81 l. 5Nr,. As sou,ns,
sa a11S. r Mis, L.s ts u nE&cN% o rs.
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"A p'''"'S Mr. +" 4 } TjhSEEin S,r.ad .gS Pa
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- 100 HgoE r nr rcd pa a.; ICSa9t
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nR. STARKS'S HOTEL ocean Grove. y. J.
H. Sgtra io.,@n sp,naq can , lew, gAg ,a5 Pea, ,
capacity 200 o.,n jun l. Addfc-, D. ". IL l. STALKS
i r ana i SSN 5s,a s os aa S ,aaa court
iad R%S' lf'T y '"'''' Of Lock bon 10 rN'"o
oPiNS MAY -
Si:uat,d on chatham irirht' hour rom Bar,iay'St'
York. d. l. aud w. H. X. - NcwJrrN.Y FOR cir
culafs aud terms address J. IL SIAAIS' itopHrtoI
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n YCr.IA Pacific and N,n.Norb ayes. Atlantic CITY
III y J-E'molr"i r'inihhI. 'H" square rom
beach new hdnas nrht III liON INhth.
.unr-r HOUSE rARRY rONVN.ON DNDN
vi opan June rs largo n modern improve.
m'nt>, -npcfio, "H"' n,Y.u III Tor
terms, 90. dndf'~~ I hNN- VI l"' HI' ir"W'tot.
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vi lin \ hr-tclt,- family hotel For
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Nj n,, pc,d,s -, n oh or m. maintain ION,
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t'ni1 Ia ,i,',r.v t .rr,.rt /. sfn,r and
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nECUAIiD GROVE HOUSE. Ulster touuty.-Opon,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14

Family motel. fronting on ocean: unobstructcd view ;
lighted by and electricity, aftcsan water all modern
Improvements. superior table; terms mod at.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
FOREIGN.

TIRE EPIDEMIC NOT CONFINED N
SALEM.
BERLIN, Nov. lQ.--Pnncess Vic
toria, Of Prussia, q sister Of the EN-
porer, wss married to-day to Prince
Adolpp Of schsumbcrg. .Lippe.
A MYSTERIOUS BULLET WOUND,
PARIS, Nov. l8.--General Sllvere.
scoh, Russian agent In France, died
today from the effects Of a nlys,er.
ious bullet wound In his head. Ev.
idence tends to prove murder com.
mitted by nihilists and that the NC,
In one Of political vengeance.
THE IRISH ENvoYs.
New York, Nov. l9.--T. r. Gill,
M. r., this after.oon said the Irisi,
ENJOYS to this country would no,
issue = manifesto hut reiterated
the statement that they will
support Pxrnell under all cir.
cu'nstances. O'Brien and Dillon,
Gill thought would not appeal
from the British court unless II
might be to gain delay. They will
serve sentence 10 soon - they ~
turn to Ireland.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
NORTH PACIFIC NEWS NOTES.
OREGON.

OREGON.
Warrants are out for the arrest oi
two sisters Of John Doe" Ida and
Amy, at Astoria.
Mrs. Rucker has been sued by G.
H. Coo,er In the justice court for
clothes bought by her husband, Geo
w. Rucker, 1t being claimed that
she should be held responsible fOr
her husbands wearing apparel. -
AstOrian.
The plant of the Evening Pioneer
was Sid at sherifI7s sale yesterday
under chattle m,Ortgage for $500,
held by 1. w. Case. There was only
one bidder, ID. Morgan. who secured
the outfit for $1,000. There are
many rumors In regard to the paper,
but the most probable one 10 that
ID. G. Ireland will lease the plant
aud try aud build the Pioneer up
aysin.-Astorian.
A funny mistake occurred In the
Oregohian the other day. An nd
vertisement read, "Dr. Prentice will
beat Astoria Nov. 8 and a." OF
course there should have been .
space between the be aud at. Al.
bany Democrat.
The enumerators that took the
first census Of Portland have not got
their pay as yet, and held . meeting
Monday evening to devise SOME
way to get their pay. Those en-.
plOye,i under the second count have
all been paid.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The following arrivals are regis.
tered for the last twenty-fOur bOu,s.
"THE WILLAMETTE"
G w Hubbard, Santa Anna.
Milton Surly. II NJ Hansard, r r
Bylue, X f Burreil, Portland.
Chas & Clark, 5 +.
Win Galloway. McMinvilie.
10 job hnson, NJ Volk, b P Co.
John Alexander, Chehalis.
ID H Ltoney, Jefferson.
EV Hyde. J Z Simpson. Sc:o.
N Gutenberg. ID N Schiudler,
Gen l. Stock, G II Gray, wechs-
Ter, IS. +.
y w Orndon and wife. Eugene.
w X Willis, Roseburg.
HI Gsni,i,stOn, Chico.
Mrs J Bartholomew, Frank
O'Niell. + + Willis, A Potter, Port.
land.
JW Stewart, N Y.
OE Nichols, Montpelier, Vt.
Jas Mortimer, Denver.
J NJ Peck. NJ uscAtine, Ia.
COOK HOTEL.
Geo Clark. Mary Clark, Dallas.
&c CU,k, James Gruu, DIT Stan
ley, Portland.
James N & Clem, Frank Mills.
Troy.
CT Cady, West Chehalen.
H Morrison, Sheridan.
G Belle, jefferson.
VII Read aud wife, Turner.
MO Mason, J N McG~ger, Z
Aader~'n, NJ Ladie, Eugene.
Mrs Shylock, A Shsaahsn, Co
guile CITY.
in Dervitt. SF
DN MOrr ., Turner.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
Foolish Martyrs,

There are martyrs and martyrs. Some
were wise in the lOftiest some iIe silly H..
the in''st imprOvideut c,,se. The word i'm
class. since they neglect to provide against
the tened danger. we misserate, but
we ,asi not respect them. Among; the illiest
ar martyrs to rheumatism, who might
ring torture by the early use Of II istettsr'r
stomach v tiers, q blood depurent more
efficient In removing the virus Uf this com
pl lint from the circulation than any thus
far brought to ihe notice ofthe community
and the medicii procession. 1t promotes
gre ,ter activity of the kidneys. The chan.
mel through which blG'd impurities, pru
ductive of rheumatism, Fout and dn,psy
are principally expelled and 1t iinparts q
degree of vigbr Ia digestion and asymila,
tiOn which has n mIst favorable beariaH
On the general heal,sh.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
WASHINGTON.
INDIANS BEYOND CONTROL.

INDIANS BEYOND CONTkOL.
WAsHInoTON, ID. c., Nov. l8.-
General SchUieid has reN ived dis
patch from Genera, Niles. stating
that tr0ps had beeD ssut to the
Pine Ridge aud Rosebud agepcies
upon representation that the Indi
ans vt these places had gotten bs'.
yond control Of the agents and In
dian police,
A SAMPLE or THE RUhORs.
AANDAN, N. D., Nov. ~. Every.
thing 10 fairly quiet here. Citizens
isel ,olr'ab y ~ cue. II 10 reported
Nv young Sioux are missing from
The reservation.
TINE ISDIAM NRasIAH CRAZE MAKES
BUSINESS y'R TROOPS.
CHEYENNE, Nov. l8.--TranspOr'
iation for Fort Russell troOps WAS
seeeiud lsrs this afternoon. Seven
e'mpsnies under command Of Col b.
Ofiey in readiness N move. Ex
psct TO leave today for Pine Ridge
agency. b. ID. No trouble 10 ex
psatsd from ths elIoshopes snd Ara.
ps6e~ and lndiAMs Ia Wyoming.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

Carelessness In purifyin the blood leaves
you at the mercy Of tn 1t insiduOuS enemy
blood poison, which sO'ner or later will
strike It's Gtiat blOw. Hibbard's RheumaiiC iC
>yrup has no equal as u bl cd remedy, and
s'ouid be taken by every persOn In the
spring. Its efficiency has been proven by
thousands on testimonies like the following
Gentle,,eu: 1 bave been y great suiiere
for over ten years, and I was akeu with
b E, worst forms OF idney aud liver TROUBLE
The S,tiiOwn' NJ Of my skin disfigured me,
.,ud the neu-alxic pain was 50 severe that
II cuIi racted the muscles Of my face, The
s,srH em GS,"r. .,r Tsvs h1 rensI oat a,a now
>yrup, ana wish To reSssllmmend IL To aii
a. n wonderful bts,d medicine.
Mrs. a. u. Nuble, CIr, Mechanic and Nh.
s,,n S.s JHcxRsn, Mich.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
LA SOUVENIR.
4 wsrd Prsn Capisist Jack Craw fsrd,
the Pset Scsui, sf New McKee,.

The following autographs were
given to Commander ID. &. Sher.
inan's three daughters by capt.
Jack Crawford. The girls called gu
him while he WAS ut The Willamette
the few days following the wreck.
SALEM, Or, NV. II, 1880.
ITO Siella:"
Here's n tribute Of friendship, dear
Stella!
Though bare Of the polish Of art;
A rustic bouquet fruili n fellow,
Who's. songs leap right out from
the heart.
fing 1t to you, ~ the daughter
or one Of the b,yr who survive;
Aud I'm glad tO--t@cause l had
ought ter
he thankful I'm here and alive.
Faithfully your friend.
J. " Crawford, "Capt. Jack"
Dept. Of Justice.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

The school taxes VI district No. -
40 Marion c.upiy sre nOv due sM'i
noie vt the clerks Office In Ne.
Commercial street q" the rear ri
IN D. usAvb0rp's bunk st4Ms In tls
ush 6suuism blo<,k) salem. Thu
sns - esc.,mIe .de)iuQu~nt unles~
S.M Nlt1ssN 90 days frs'in this dat.
~ tfS.~ 81 tsAvd, this 18th day n
"coydo1l. 0e0. w. h. bihPsON,
N'LJo Dlstriss CLERK.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward fnr any case of caiarrh 'hnt
canmM t'e cured by taking Halls
taiarrll Cure.
F.. J. CHENEY & Co.. Props Toledo, o.
We, the Undersigned, have know u
+. j. ('hpney for The last Is years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
In all tnlsiIrss tanDsactiOns, and
financially able to carry out any
obligations made i,y their firm.
WEST 4 TRUAx, Wholesale Drug
visis. Tnleds. o.
WALDING, KINNAN 4 MARVIN,
Whulrss,l- Druggists. Toled'', .,
Hall. Calsrrll Cure IL taken inter
naIIy, actin9 direct ~ upnn tie blE'd
aud niua'us sui faces III the SYSTEM
Testimonials s..nt free. Price 1ac.
per bottle. Sold ny ali druggists.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
MISCELLANY.
TROUBLE IN TINE KNIGHTS OF LA.

TKOUBIE IN TINE KNIGHTS OF La
ROR.
DENVER, Nov. lS.-It ID stated
there 10 trouble in the Knights Of
Labor assembly, which has existed
siucs Saturday morning. 1t WAS
caused BY the discovery Of an At
sempt t. uss the order for pOlitical
purposes. II is asserted thxt ss,Tns Of
the executive officers, during the
last can,paign issued circular re-
questiug the Knights to vote for
PattisOn, democratic candidate for
governor of Pennsylvania, and that
in other states the same methods
were used. The debate WAS very
heated 1t times, but tonight very
satisfactory explanation wss made
and the matter settled.
At the evening session Grand
Master Workman Powderly, Gen.
eral Worthy, Foreman Csvsnsugh
and Secretary aud Treasurer hayes
were reelected. Powderly's salary
was cut rrom $500 to $500.
A HEAVY DAMAGE SUIT.
TUsCVN, Ariz'nx, Nov. l8.-Wni.
ss-ekrnd"rf, commissioner to the
Worlds Fair frsm Arisa'na, hsa
brought suit against U. 8. MsrshAl
Paul, for SIS. .OOO for refusing to p'-r'
nit him to 70 70 the pulls on cleo
tion dsy after he hsd voted.
MISSIONARY WORK IN OREGON.
Boston, Msas. Nov. le.-Among
the appropriations made by the
Methodist Missionary 1Dnf-rence
3. last evening ~ere the Swedish work
on the COIuuibix river $500; f''
Chinese work Ia Oregon, 500.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
a PANIC IMPENDING;
The New York Stock Market
Trembling.
MEAT STILL DECLINING IN CHICAGO.
The Bank Of England Declines
to Discount Any Bar.
ing Paper.
IN NEW YORK.

IN NEW hOkk.
New York, Nov. l9.-Wall at rect
10 day by day nearing a collapse.
At ! D. M. to-day, after an exciting
"I'enimg the market IL rather heavy,
0ut close to the best price Of this
morning.
~ LATER.
After verging elise upon q panic
the market closed with a better
tendency all around, as usual.
THE BARING's BILLS REFUSED.
LONDON, Eng, Nov. l0.-The
chief cause oftbe depression in the
stock market this morning was the
refusal Of the Bank Of England TO
discount bills Of Barring Bros. 4 Co.
before maturity.
LONDON FINANCE.
LONDON, Eng, Nov. 19.-The
American railway securities art
dropping. The Times says that the
bank Of England has practically In
i,s charge ail the Barings affairs.
A FAILURE.
New YORK, Nov. l9-Josepl,
Frecker, y dealer IN teas and coffees
isile,l TO day.
THE UNION PACIFIC.
CHICA0O, ILL.,. Nov. l9.-It is re.
ported that the Rock Island and st.
Paul R.@ds have made traffic ar.
raneements with the Uniou Pa.ific,
similar to that between the Union
Pacific aud N"rtlw esiern.
HUNTINGTON DEFEATED IN MAN.
AGEMENr OF THE PACIFIC
MAIL.
At u meeting of the directors Of
the Pacific Mail company this after
noon George ]. Gould was elected
president. This is IA decided vict, ry
kr Gould aud u defeat for G. p.
Huntington. Last May Hunting.
ton caused Gee. G0uld's defeat for
reelection to the presidency, because
Gauld proposed to put in steanlers
between Tacoma, Japan and China.
This would be to the advsniag. OF
the Northern Pacific and disId.
vantage to the southern Pacific.
CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT.
New York, N. Y Nov. l9.-The
Wall street Circular says: We can
state % authority that Col. Magte,
&. II. Payne aud Vice President
Lautertacll have practically re-
signed from the Pucific Mail direct.
Ory, and Geo. Gould will I've presi-
dent once more, and J. Is. Houston
vice president. Russell Sage aud
Jay Gould will 90 into the board Of
directors.
DILLON AND O'JRIEN CONVICTED.
DUBLIN, Ire, NV. 19.-At C;nn.
mel To day u verdict of guilty was
against Wm. O'Brien aud
J"hn Dillon for conspirims to im-
duc~ tenalits OH the Smith aud Jarry
estates not to l'ay the rent. O'Brieu
And Dillon were eacn sentenced Ia
two terms Of imprisonment Of six
each. Tie sentences to run
BANK RECEIVER APPOINTED.
New YORK, N. Y, Nov. TO-
Judge OBrien has appointed Fran.
els Higgins receiver of North River
bank.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
CRIMINAL.
. srNKroN PREACHER CREATES A
sEHsArIoN Nv sONk DIsCIOs-
URES.

sxSsArIoN nv sOMR DIsCIos-
UREs.
STOCKTON, Nov. lS.--Ths mos,
profsund sensation ever created In
church circles In this city was the
result Of some startling remark,
made sunday morning by Rev. d.
L. Munroe from the pulpit Of the
Presbyterian church, the iArgest aud
mast fashionable In the city. Tn.
sxpec,edly Mr.. Aunroe started Ia
make Q confession 0f sin to the fash.
iopsb,e congregation befOrs him.
He ssid thai God hsd commanded
him 10 do 10. Ten years ago, he
,sid. aud before his marriage, he
had improper relations with wOnen
upon promises Of marriage which
be had never intended to fulfill.
Since his marriage, be sAid, he hsd
been pure In action, but not In
thought. He then procm.ded to tell
NJ female meut,~rs VI his nock, 10.
ward whom be hsd improper
thoughts Tne list embraced mar.
ried and single ladies', and he n'en
toned their names publicly t'ef"re
the congregation. Most OF hs i'm.
proper thoughts came when he WAS
walking homo from prayer ineetiuy
with the sisters. TIE pastor NJ the
evening ssr, ice stated that be intend
I'd " join the Bxptists aud spend his
time preaching 20 women Of low
qusrterr In Stockton. The sts -tliLg
sermon and public mention of the
names Of the ladies who NV promi-
nent In sOciety 10 the talk of the
town to-day. 1t will result in Al in
vestigstion by the trustees of the
A ministerial mecting will
10 held to investigate the matter.
1t 10 understood that Mr.. Munr0e
will appear and make further re-
marks.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

COMPLETENESS Frank HOwe's
laarl,sr shqp, 3la Commercial street
Is one Of the m"st complete and i"p
ular shops IN the city. His baths
are also well managed. A g'sd
backing stand In nd ii,,On makes II
Z desirable MI around pla'v " yet y
shave or haircut. II
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

Instruments Filed for Record At thu
Csuuty Recorders Oiiar.
q w Dimjck and VT tor
K France 45I acres In tar
lw. Ic5o
A Barshaw and VT to WIN
New hirts five acres intSsr3
W. i1VV
VIM Mewhirts t. A Bar
shaw, 8 acres in 1878 400
Henry Sest"n to A i Met
calf, As ACRES In t9sr4w. 100
Joseph Muller a0ti VT to
Henry SeaiOn, 81 acres In -
sr4w. ZZs0
Henry aetcalf. to Henry
S.st.,n, IS acres Ia I EZRA W. 1000
HC D'wning to Jos Fess-
Ter 49O acres IN tSsrl W. S5O
L b Patton and wife to jos
eph Fessler, 40O acres IN SIS,
rlw. ooo
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
5CROFULA

that imrurity OF the blood which :.:,.-
aces unsiglitly Jumps or swellinSs .,r;..r
..ailds If the neck; causes painful r'Ir'li':
res on the arms, legs, or feet; dcveio, .,
lcers In the eyes. ears, or nose. often Calls
g blindness or deafness; Is the origin 1
implies, cancerous grOwths, or the MANY
',cr manifestations usually ascribed TO
..umors;" and fastening upon the lungs,
uses consumption, and death. Being
e most ancient, II Is the most general ii
/ diseases Cf affections, fU very fe~
ersous are entirely free from Il.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
1901.
HarPer'S Weekly
ILLUSTRATED.

tify Its title ~ Journal of Civilization u
and II has done 70 with constant regard
10 enlarged ps~sibiiities Of usefulness and
n higher standard Of artistic and literary
excellence. II leaves untouched NO I'M.
pOrisnt phase Of the worlds progress. and
presents \ r~c0rd, eq .slly trustwOrthy aud
interesting, Of the notable events, persOns
and achievements Of our time.
eprciMi supple,ne ents will be continued In
ls9f. They will be literary, scient inc, ~ tis-
tie. historical, critical, tOpOgraphi,s,l, or
descriptive, NJ OCCASION NAV demand, aAd
will continue Il, deserve the hearty cOn,-
past issues by the prcss and the public. As
= family Journal, HRrper's Weekly will, as
heretofore, be edited with Q strict regard
for the qualities that make II . safe and
welcome visitor to every hOno.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
SALEN. Or. Nov. IA, 1890.

SALEM, Dr., Nov. IA, 1890.
"To Lotta:"
You've heard of the sailor no doubt
Who WAS shipw rocked and cast on
the shore.
But you never heard tell of the old
Poet Scout
Who WIS train wrecked right close
to your door.
Well | aiu that fellow, hut 'twiyt
him aud ine
il this difference: he clung TO the
wreck
And watched for a sail meath the
shade Of n tree
While I-Well, I'm still upon deck.
Fa thfu'iy yours,
]. w. CRAWFORD, "Capt. Jack. f"
ITO Bessie:"
In the language Of that mur-
derer Of classic verse -
II ut first you don't succeed,
In anything you try,
Just keep rigid upper lip
An' you'll get thar by an by.
J.W. CRAWFORD, "Capt. Jack. Z"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
TELECRAPHlC DISPATCHES.
associated Press Report aad
Disests Of oil Important
News sf Ts.Day.
MARKETS.
THE WHEAT MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. le.--lo.
d.y huyey fol- 1850 hss declined to
81 sol per GENITAL.
CHICAGO, Nov. ls.--At close
wheat wan stcsdy. Cash, 90s; Dsc.,
40. Msy, ~ cents ,,er bushel.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
THE ODELL
YPr MRITER.

90 win buy the OpEi.f 1yPE WRITER
with ~ characters. and tt6 for tile ogN0i =
CAs8DDnlI, warranted TO do better work
than any machine made.
IL combines SIMPLICITY with DURABff~
rTY, SPEED, EASE of OPERATION, wears
longer without coat of repairing than any
other machine. Has. mo- Ink ribbon to
bother the operator. II is neat, subatan-
ali kinds OF type writing. Like a printing
press, IL prOduces sharp, clean, les1ble
man anuscript. Two or ten copies can be
made At one writing. Any Intelligent per.
W Q OfYer $1,000 to ..uy operator who can
equal the work Of the l,cuBLE CASE
ODRLL.
Reliable Agents and salesmen wanted.
Special lnducement 70 dealers.
For pamphlet giving Endorsements, &C.,
address UDELL TYPE WRITER tO.,
Is and u 6th Ave. Chicago, III.
t6Od
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
DIED.

LOG X l. + Y.-Edith, the infant
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred.
rick Ldckley, at their home In
Highland addition, Nov. IS, 1880
Funeral services will t,e held from
the residence Tomorrow ut 10 q. m.
aud the remains will be buried in
Polk county In the Spring Valley
cemetery.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

THANKsGIvING.-F choice fat
turkeys, geese or ducks for Thanks
giving dinner, call at Steiner's fish
market. 6td
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
Letter List.

The following il the list of letters
remaining uncs.li..d fnr in the past
office at Salem, Nov. II, 1880. Per
sons calling for the same will please
uuy s.uh v.rt -ul -
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19

A VANCOUVER man has made q
record Of 1900 lbs Of Italian prunes
to IN acre.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
Wood

All kinds Of wsod awed and In four foot
length. delivered 10 asy part Of the city.
G1od wo,d and full measure guaranteed.
Ofiiee with J. n. Payne, VI State street.
A. y. GORDON.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-19
HARPERB PERIODICALS.
Per Year:
HARPER'S WEEKLY---------A 90
nARPER's MA0AzINE------.- 1 90
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bers of both parties by his fair and mp
right conduct. The bill he ran away
with seeks to break up a monopoly in
local passenger traffic which exists in
Newark.
AS the law now stands no horse railway
can be built within 1000 feet and parallel
with an existing road without the con-
sent of the road to be paralleled. The
abducted bill which was introduced into
the Senate by Senator Martin by request
amends the law by inserting the word
surface SO that an elevated road could
be built over streets already traversed by
horse railways
The Essex Passenger Railway Com
pany, Philadelphia syndicate, controls
all the street railways in Newark, and as
soon as this bill was introduced the syndi-
cate saw at . glance that it.would break
up the monopoly. Strong pressure was
brought to bear to have the bill killed
in the Senate Committee to which it
was referred, but when it was pointed out
that any company desiring to build an
elevated road must secure the consent of
the Common Council and of the property
owners and pay damages the bill was re-
ported favorably and passed.
The syndicate then turned their atten-
ton to the House, with what result is
best seen in the conduct of Mr.. Trier.