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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-05-03
LEITRIM.

Att last Manorhamilton Quarter
Sessions, before County Court Judge
Waters, 140 Civic Bills for rent were
entered; 80 of which were by the re-
ceiver on the estate of the late Colonel
Tottenham, M. P, Caledon Dolling,
ESQ. About so DEGREES were granted
Some thirty five tenants were first de,
creed at the suit of Charles Gore Tot
tenham. Mr.. Tottenham's eldest SON.
and the same batch were decreed over
again by Sarah Anne Tottenham, thus
doubling the costs on the unfortunate
tenants. There are twenty seven more
DEGREES awaiting execution.
LOUTH.
At1the meeting of the Corporation of
Drogheda, on the I'd instant, Mr.. S.
Jordan. (Mayor) presiding, MIR. Nulty
moved that the Town Clerk write to
the High Sheriff FOR permission to hold
the meetings Of the Council in the
Court House, owing to the letting of
the Tholsel to the Hibernian Bank.
The motion was seconded by Mr.. Ken
nedy. On a poll being taken the reso-
luton was defeated by to 6. There is
great indignation in Drogheda over the
action of the council, in leasing the
Tholsel for paltry rent Of e1O0 a year,
MAYO.
Anyone with a little spare cash. saws
tile London Truth. might do worse with
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T.. MAHONEY Lawyer, 305- 5u9 Beety
q Block, Opposite Guaranty Loan building
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GALWAY.

On the morning of March g.. as the
up train from Galway arrived at the
railway station, Ballinasloe, the guard
found that his van had passed over
something on the rails. On search
being made, a man named Martin
Larkin, laborer, was found lying
across the line quiet dead, his arm and
back having been broken, and his head
having also sustained some injuries.
An inquest was held by Mr.. NJ. PelIy,
coroner for the division, and a verdict
of accidental death was returned.
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PROFESSIONAL.

WILLIAM KENNY. Attorney-at-LaW, 4sO
w Temple Court. Minneapolis. MINI.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-05-03
ARMAGH.

At the Belfast Assizes, on April l, be-
fore Justice Harrison. a jury awarded
Ellis to Miss Grace Wick, of Armagh.
against the Great Northern Railway, in
connection with the railway accident,
last June, in which she was injured.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-02
scIssaR-INKruMs.
Local News From the LOeaI Press
Things Of Interest to Many
Readers.


Anumber of Baker City kids are
training their dogs to harness,
and they are getting more sleigh
rides than the grown folks.
Spokane Falls is not only noted
for the enterprise Of its citizens but
is now q candidate for other dis
tinctioD, a child has been born there
weighing II pounds; and a first
born at that.
The three men lost in the Blue
mountains, as mentioned in last
Fridays Reveille, have not turned
up. 1t IL supposed they perished in
the snow. Their names are Mike
Mehara, James Hurdle and John
Wilson.
The Seattle papers are complain
ing about an overdose of tOughs,
crooks, hobos and general dead beats,
and claim that fines and punish
ment In the jails have no effect on
this class Of gentry and the only sal
utary punishment for this class of
criminals is work in the chain gang
on the public streets. 1t claims this
cooks them worse than any known
punishment.
The people of Eugene are not
familiar with the styles and prac-
tices of back-woodsmen and the
rough class and were considerably
shocked few evenings since at the
manner In which "a revival minister
attempted to put a young man out
Of church for no good cause. Says
the Eugene Register: The residents
OF this city are not hOodlums and
there is not a man in town who
would not walk out If requested to
do so. Such performances might
be looked for 10 mining town, but
In Eugene they are unnecessary and
not approved.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-02
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Make good resolution and trade
with Gilbert 4 Patterson.
Painless dental operations ut DR.
Il. 4. Smiths, 90 State street.
The Bon Ton restaurant is setting
the best IS cent meals ia the city
now.
Only ten cents week for the
JOURNAL hereafter, the best paper
In Salem.
The CAPITAL JOURNAL Is on sale
at j. Benson Starr's and ut the Fay-
orite cigar store.
KEEP IT.--Geo. ID. Goodhae, NO.
05 State street keeps ON hand con-
stantly all kinds of wood, sawed and
unaawed.
There Will be a regular meeting at
at the Capital Engine company No
l, this evening at 7.SO O'Clock, at en-
glne house No. l.
A marriage license was Issued to-
day by county clerk Babcock, grant
Inc rights OF marriage To Caroline
Isabel Stewart and Wm. ID. Gar.
man.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-02
PURELY PERSONAL.

q. b. Cornelius, lately appointed
farmer at Chemawa, reported for
duty to-day.
Miss Eta Stratton spent the holi-
days at Albany and returned home
this morning.
=. T. Johnson, r. r. agent at JEFF
ferson, came down on the overland
train this morning.
f. b. Piper, of the Seattle Post
Intelllgencer, is in the city shaking
hands with his many friends.
Irwin Putnam, who has been
very sick for the past month at
Turner, came home this morning.
Agnes Aiken took the overland
this morning, for Mt. Angel, after a
weeks visit with her parents here.
Mrs. M. w. Bosworth Of Sprague
Washington, came in on the over
land this morning. She Is a guest
Of Rev. B. j. Stump's family.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Rodgers, Mrs.
Gilman, Mrs. Bristow, and C. G..
Hogan, who came up from Che
mawa yesterday, to attend the
funeral of NJ. G. Lane, returned this
morning.
Ellsworth Barzee, who has been
visiting friends In this city, will re-
turn to his home in Monmouth to-
morrow. He is son of Mr.. +. S.
Barzee.
f. j. Strayer returned to-day
from Yaquina bay, where lie has
been ON business. He reports every
thing In that part of the country
in a booming state, especially around
Toledo.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-02

THE FALL or SNow.-Reports
from all parts Of the Inland Empire
show that more snow has fallen
throughout that section than iDr
several years past. In the south
east portion Of the state the snow II
very deep, and the snow Is deep ~
the Ceur d'Alcne mountains, aud
there is SHOW all the way from there
To Portland. The snow inaures
good crops In the Eastern portion ol
the state aud plenty Of water foI
mining operations, aud is not -
severe on stock rs It used to be H.
years gone by, ~ most stockmei
now provide y supply Of fodder fol
their cattle, and tliOse who did moi
do this got rid Of their cattle last fall
During the past forty-elght hours
a heavy fall Of snow lias occureo
throughout the valley, and will have
telling effect upon crops next
year, and also succeed In making
the river navIgable 70 "a greater ex-
tent.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-02
MARRIED.

the
residence of Doc. Humphreys
in the Waldo Hills, on Wednes-
day, Jan. !, 1889, Miss Ida Hum
phreys and Mr.. Grant r. Ashby.
Rev. Hubert Of Stayton officia-
ting.
The wedding was a private af-
fair only relatives being present.
The happy young couple were the
recipients Of o number of handsome
and costly presents. They VIII re.
main In Salem for three weeks and
then go to Prineville, Or, where
the groom is engaged in stock rais-
ing. Many friends wish them
long life Of happiness and bliss.
DINSMORE-FORwARD-Att the
home of the brides parents ex-
Sheriff Blair Toward, about IA
miles east of this city. on We'd
nesday afternoon, at 1890; John
DinsmoFe and Mary K. Forward.
Hon. Il. G. Shaw officiating.
The above contracting parties are
we'll known in and around Salem,
and many there are who will wish
them life of continued bliss and
prosperity. The bride is a daughter
Of that well-known and respected
citizen, Hon. Blair Forward. The |
groom, Mr.. John NJ. Dinsmore. has
for several years been well known
Salemite and was one of the special |
attache of Mimic & loves livery
barn for long time. Many wish /
them many blessings in their new
partnership, and may their troubles
be few.
WOOD-MILLER. - At the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Miller,
three miles from Turner, on Tues
day evening. Dec. 81, 1889, Arthur
Wood and Ida Miller, Rev. w. I.
VTn Scoy officiating.
The wedding occurred at z p. m.
A large company of relatives and
friends were present. After the
ceremony a bounteous supper was
partaken of, and the wedding was
pleasant affair throughout. Excel
lent music was furnished by the
young people present, and many
congratulations were given to the
happy couple. They will make
their home In the neighborhood of
their parents. The following Is
list of the presents: Mr.. and Mrs.
G. F. Miller, butter knife; Dora s.
Sewer, towel; Mrs. Robinson, rug;
Miss Tolman, (Portlandl, carving
set; f. G. and Mr.. and Mrs. K. s.
Miller, silver spoons; 4. f. Tolman,
Portland, needle case; j. G. savage,
napkin ring; Fred and Nettie Mil.
Ter, one dozen napkins; Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. ]. Miller, bed spread; Myrtle
Davidson, satchet bag; Mr.. and
Mrs. Pierce, glass set.
Send in your society notes. not
later than o'clock to,morrow, or
sooner if possible.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-02
Communicated.

Recognizing the fact that two
thirds of the people are unortho-
dox, and Judging by the growing
light of historical criticism. science,
and sounder logic that they will
always remain so, the Unitarian
society of this place has concluded
to make for itself and it's friends
home.
The members of this socie etyafiiPm
the following bond of fraternity,
"In the love of truth and the spirit
OF Jesus Christ, we whose names
are hereuntO appended, unite for
the worship Of God and the service
Of man."
Believing this platform contains
ample room for all who seek truth
to inform the intellect, aud EN-.
power the heart for noblest action,
the church cordially invites to its
services and its membership, all
persons who believe the larger
thought OF TODAY demands such an
organization. There are men who
can believe in place OF torment,-
whose borders lie next our earth,
ONtA nhltu Oui FlNiitA KEEPS enu-
less watch, lest its inmates find
egness from their doom, men who
can conscientiOusly affirm that
they came here ready-made for this
place, totally deprsved linen who
expect TO escape this place only by
substituted merit" But there are
other men, happily called inildels,
who do not like To eat these stones
or feed them 10 their chlldren--men
who believe In the eternal Father
hood and expect here and hereafter,
10 reap AZ they sow ,men who hunger
and thirst after righteousness, aud,
like Kant, believe Whey are always
In the service of God whose actions
are moral but still ret-Ognize that
other fact, that morality without
spirituality Is principle without
Surely, il our orthodox friends can
Justify twelve churches la Salem.
Ihese unorthod0x friends may Justify !
themselves In building one. =
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-02
A TRUsTY NOT TRUsTY.
A Convict at the sfate Penitentiary
Goes Fer a Lark and Has Way
up Time, hut is Captured.

There was considerable trouble ex-
perienced last evening at the Oregon
state penitentiary, over the sudden
disappearance Of one George Robert
son. a one-year convict, who was on
the trusty roll. Robertson decided
that the penIteDtiary was not a
proper place TO celebrate the New
Year, and, after carefully inspect
ing his wearing apparel, he became
aware Of the fact that q new suit OF
clothes would help his looks. Ac-
cordIngly he appropriated q suit OF
belonging to Joe Cavanaugh and a
watch belonging to Chas. Belt, one
of the guards in the shop. He came
to the city and was recognized by a
number of perst ms who thought
that his time had expired. But
IL was soon discovered that he had
six weeks work yet to do for the
state. In the meantime Robertson
sold the watch to James Smith and
then proceeded to imbibe freely In
lhe.."juice Of that sweet for-get-me-
uOt.r
As soon as II was discovered that
Robertson had taken a move, Supt.
Downing put number Of men out
lfter him, and although some dill
gent work was done, be was
sharp enough to elude the officers
1ntii this morning about 7:40, when
ne was captured by q. w. Gonory,
one ofthe guards at the penltentiary.
Robertson Intended leaving the city
This morning If he bad not been
:aptured The authorities are led
believe that the fellows mind is
unbalanced, else he would not have
committed such rash act, with
,nly few days yet to serve. When
captured this morning he was per-
fectly calm, and on being told that
ne must go back to the prison he
never returned a word, but consen-
ted. He staid all last night at an
indian camp near the depot.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-02

GRAND LARcENy.--This morn
ing tramp, who gave his name a.
Sam Newton, broke into the Chinese
section house at Jefferson, and wat
about TO carry of the whole house,
when his lordship. Mr.. Celestial ap
peared upon the scene who ran t.
the section boss and gave ths
alarm. The section boss went
to the house and al
the point OF O pistol made the In
trudcr walk into town, where he
was placed in charge of city Mar.
shal Sam Critchlow. The gent was
given O preliminary examination,
and held for the action of the grand
jury charged with grand larceny.
He will board at hotel de CroisaD
during the time between now and
the time the grand jury meets.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-02

a s;ORRHCrIoN,- N,--Durlng my ab-
sence fr0m home some person took
the liberty OF stating that l wished
20 Inform the low, miserable pup,
who stole his lnly) overalls last
Thursday night etc, ! will state.
LIST. thai l had no orcralis or any
fhing else stolen. 2pd, that I
made no such report. 10. Some.
body handed Ia such report ~ APP
poared la last Mondays JOURNAL.
my name dgned without my au.
thorlty. ann able 90 report my
own matters. aud need no help ffoni
outaidors. r. j. Stpayer,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-02

WHEN THE SCHOOLS WILL OPEN.
The city schools will open for the
winter term on Monday, January
9Th. The principals Of the various
ward schools win be In their respect
I've rooms ON Saturday afternoon,
January 4th, 10 examine and assign
pupils. In the East Salem school
only limited number OF new pupils
can be accommodated, owing to the
crowded condition of all the rooms.
The children have enjoyed them
selves during the holidays, and will
be ready 10 enter upon their school
duties next Monday morning with
u much lighter heart. Salem can
we'll be proud Of her tree schools.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-02

Cheapest, strongest and best, Wright's
Compound Extract Of Sarsap rilla Boils,
pimples, erysipelas flee before IT, Cleanscs
and enrlches the blood. Sold by all drug
glsts.
All may possess pearly white teeth, pure
breath and healthy gums by using
Wrghts Myrrh Tooth Soap. Removes tar
ar, prevents decay. Sold by all druggistsi
X. e. G. c., Red Cross Cough Cure heals
throat and lungs, cures asthma and the
most obstinate coughs and colds. Try IL.
Sold bv ell druggists
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-02

WAS Our CALLING. Robertson,
the runaway trusty convict was re-
turned 60 the penitentiary this
morning. Superintendent Downing
asked him "what In the world caus-
ed him To do such IA thing, aud asked
him II he was crazyPN "No. l was
not crazy. | happened to see a no.
tice that "A number OF ladies In Salem
were to receive callers, and decided
that l might have a hand In the
matter myself" He viii probably
not call again soon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-02

IL you have made up your mind 10 b,,y
hgNld : stfsSiarilla y do nOt Dc induced tn
take any Nher tnsi's sarssipArilla l. "A
pecnliaf medicine. possessiflg. bV its p.,e,,l
lAt cosooihatAih, proportion and pu,par,a.
non, curative power superior 10 ailv otber
article ~ tue kind heiore the pe0ple For
~ ail.ctlons arising iron impure hlhod nr
Suro Ia get hoOds
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-02

LoTs or SNOW. From present ln-
dlcations, sleigh bells will be ring
ing la Salem Inside Of twenty-four
hours. Word comes from Portland
that tho street car travel
IL almost panAlyxed by the heavy
fall Of fsu0w. some little trouble was
experienced In Salem this morning,
but all cars are moving regular now.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-02

BAD On 'EM.-The good brother
Of the Albany Democrat says:
"There is a man In Albany who
threatens to sell ali his property
here, on account Of high taxes, and
move 10 Tacoma. Some one should
stop him, whoever he IL. That would
he terrible, though II really Is un-
fair for our citizens TO be obliged to
pay the present enormous taxes.
Seven mills; think Of that. In Seat
tie they are only 81 mills, and In Ia
coma about 35 mills. Even In
Portland they are not over 25 mills;
but here In Albany they are 7 mills!
A man tells us that In the Eastern
city where he came from, run almost
AS well as Albany. the taxes We're
only so mills, and he knew Of one
city where they got as low as 100
mills. Albany people certainly
have reason 10 complain. and the
Democrat particularly feels sorry
for the old resident here who has TO
see an electric light at his corner
slowly burning out $3.50 worth of
electricity every month. just to light
the city, and against his wishes"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-02

A FAMOUS TROUPE. In regard
10 the coming Of the HyeB Sisters
on Monday evening, the Chicago
Inter.Ocean says that II you desire
10 see the darkey rs he appears At
home, upon the plantation aud In
his meetings, do not fall 10 attend
one OF the performances given by
the Hyem Slslera.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-02

Ia GRIPPE.--And still Ia grippe
causes the aristocracy Of two hemi-
spheres to sneeze and the plain
common people to blow their noses
and wipe their eyes and look savage
md sympathetic by turns. says the
Oregonlan. No one has any special
spite at Surgeon-General Hamilton
md II the prevailing disease
were cholera, yellow fever or
or smallpox all would hope to
see the eminent surgeon escape 1t.
since II Is "nothlng but a bad cold ag-
gravated by a lively imagination"
however, some hundreds of people,
who are groaning with pains In the
loins, and miserably trying to
staunch the flow of hot water
from their swollen eyelids and
excoriated nostrlls while the prob
ability OF pneumonia adds to their
depression of spirits are wishing for
the surgeon general TO take his turn
ut II. Competent testimony de-
clare that there IL nothing like la
grippe tO take the conceit out of a
man.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-02
ALL THE NEWS IN A MINUTE.

The beggars of Paris are organized
into guild, or beggars' trust. Only
the initiated are allowed to beg,
and the whole system is thoroughly
Differed.
The Manitoba railway will be ex-
nded and co-Operrte with the U. p.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-02

The man who is most satisfied
With himself generally gives the
least satisfaction 90 those by whom
Be y surrounded.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-02

School
and best viii
few
not dhoudhe
dhappHk
Salem VnyP Land we request
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-02

OUTIN FULL FORCE This be-
Ing the first of the year collectors
are out In full force to-day. If pos
sible settle your business square
with the first Of the new year, and
start la new,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-02

The newspaper man who penned
the following knew what he was
talking about: "The prosperity Of
a town In not graded by the wealth
OF Its inh abitants, but the uniform
ity with which they pull together
when any Important undertaking is
70 be accomplished. A man with a
thousand dollars at his command
and n love for his town In his heart,
can do more for the building up
and Improvement of II than the
millionaire who locks up his capi-
tai and snaps his fingess at home
progress
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-02

Boat NEWS. The Modoc passed
down at $3.50 this afternoon with a
full load of wheat shipped from
Irish Bend for Portland. The
Three Sisters came In late last
evening and tied up for the
night. She had load Of wheat
for Oregon City from Albany.
The Hoag layed over night here
and left for Portland at o this morn.
lug. Hhe had wheat from In
dependence. The Orient will be up
this evening.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-02

"Ths evening paper contains the news
Of to-day the morning paper gives you
the news Of yesterday"
HORACE GREELEY.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
CmEAIHKrA HOrEI.

Loa Thompson. Portland, w Il
Green, Llnkyille; TIC Parker, Port.
land; J w Moflit. Portland, q w
Ford, Newport; DR. Miller, Chlma,
wa; NJ NJ Gray, Eugene. Joseph
Miller, Buena Vista, Chas. Defer,
Woodburn; George Boole san Fran.
cisco, AC irwin. Portland.
COOK HOTEL
: p Long, Arlington; III Rlpert.
Atehlnson, kas.; J Ill 1amane, In.
dependence; q Dumnells, Knight:
A J Monse, Il Heart, Portland; n j
Morissey, \ ] Colhmn, Brokenbow,
Neb,i J A Knight, Mrs Josle Cox,
Mas A Homer, Silyerton; Mrs W
l. hlngsherg and mother, Albany,
wr,ght's Hop Celesy aa4 Chamomlle
lhttete a reliahls tonic. alp.itiscr and aI-
ilaricnI inNlg0rates the digestive Or2Nhs
AMI prvyenta dyspepsia, can he relied ap
Nn sole ey sn DRUGGISTS '
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-02

Have the DAtS JOURNAL lelt at
your door ANA gqf all the news. nc
10 cents . week,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-02

An cribersto THE CAPITALJoUENAI
who DO not secure their paper regularly
viii notify this office, giving address, and
the rnatter viii be attended to at once.
once, corner Court and Liberty. streets
The Somerset reporter., 1890-05-15

A novel idea has been evolved by two
German engineers. Observing that even
a fat man can manage to mount a street
car in motion, Messrs. Rettig propose to
use as their rolling stock three continuous
platforms moving along the streets side
by side. The lowest of these platforms
is four inches high and moves at uni
form speed of five feet ner secani- ANY
ordinary pedestrian can, they state,
mount this platform from the ground
without difficulty, and from this he can
with equal ease step on to a second plat
form four inches higher than the first
and moving twice as fast. The passen-
ger thus acquires speed of ten feet per
second, and stepping on to the third
platform in the same way he is carried
at speed of fifteen feet per second, or
ten miles an hour, to his destination,
where he steps off in the inverse order
New York Commercial Advertiser
The Somerset reporter., 1890-05-15

The mausoleum of the Emperor Fred
erick is completed externally. The dec
orations Of the interior are very rich,
and carried out entirely in light gray
Silesian sandstone. The sober color Of
this is only interrupted by the polished
dark green Syenite pillars. As finish
to the arch which spans the opening of
the altar niche beautifully formed
escutcheon has been chosen, over which
the imperial eagle scars with outstretched
wings This is fanked on both sides by
figures of angels holding religious SYM
bols in their hands. The spandrels of
the upper gallery are adorned with cher
ubs. The emperor's consent has been
given to the carrying out of the mosaic
in the cupola and on the ceiling of the
altar space. The designs for the mosaics
were worked out by Professor Ewald,
after early Christian works. The cupola
is to receive figures of argels on gold
ground between palms. Berlin Letter.