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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-11
ALIfe ttomanoa

fashionable physician tola
teresting experience the otb..s
Thirty years ago he was
one of the villages near New y.
Like most lads Of his aga. IA u,
sweetheart, with whom he us.l
attend prayer meeting, parti..
other affairs. Like some otb.,
lage maidens, this maid Ma n,
e'ous, aud one fine day she coonv y.
him the so,by for some Other N.
To addinsnlt 10 injury, She balg.,'
him about his prospects, and \.
tauntingly what he was golng x
when he grew mp to BE- a mls 4
he was going to he a doeto,
great doctor, She laughed ani
contemptuonsly, ns only NJ
heart breaking girls can. tlni
never amount 20 much leear,'
mother had told her that lls M
stupid.
Well, that's all right, " nspo-a
our doctor grimly. Yunllhea, \.
me some day because / nn eolss
mike a success 81 H.
The village lad kept bis wopl 81
became a lannon's doctor. an
tended some Of the most eslslss,.
persons in the United stat.
rose constantly in his profession
had almost forgotten hls M
maid when one day not so very
ago, he received note from h,
ing II he was the same psrsos
had known as a boy. he ~
cnurteously, but without uun.e...
words, that he was.
About two weeks later fhs
called on him az his office "a.
gray haired and matFonly. 81
seen his name hundreds 81 tip.,
tho public prints. tut had sapr
that Il must lie some nue olhsf "A
her former ndmircr. Then 81 4,
~ he would DO her a favor. ilsr \
band bad had reyerafs and ~.
present "a sort 81 dementei paralas
She was too poor 20 prOyifs o.
and had yalnly tried 20 have hia
mittsd 10 one Of the Hospital.
incnrnbles. The doetor gave 81
note To the superintendent 80
hospital with which ~ hapfea+i \
b. connected, that was tanssno
20 nu order for the admiss.0a q
patient
Two months after tho husim
died 10 the Institution. aud tlis vi. y
called g thank the dOetog ioi
/ seryir,'s, 4 tear glistened 10 iss ri
and, with q ,leep sigh. she hiate I
how different things might hive ID
Il her mother hudnE fogb.ddst q
20 have anything more to % VA
the stupid village lad. TIE ios.xl
wbnsAw this tieklish ground chs, !.
stdow was trcud,ug rapidly tla
tbs subject, and soon alter tef
the lady out. witl much dignity Z
/ rvctiycoue oihis hlgh.prlee'l psits's.
Hut hJ waa very absent. mindfa q.
shocked hts new caller C0uFiffa
by tho iiiHdgpt manner 10 uhs !.
asked after her symptoms Is
mind WINS with tie nudsan river
lngg girl 81 80 years ago. -Nea J e
STAR.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-11

NEVER before in the his tory of man
kind has there been period when
the Christian world was so much oc-
cupied as it is now in making ready
for war Never before was the bust
ness OF killing men reduced to so
great scientific perfection. More
thought is expended on the invention
and construction of engines of war
than upon the implements OF peace.
Physics, chemistry, mechanics. all arts
and sciences are enlisted for the work
of destruction.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-11

AN old bachelor says that giving the
ballot to women would not am cunt to
anything practically, because they
would keep denying they were old
enough to vote until they got TO be toe
old to take any interest in politics
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-11

IT is said that New York is now full
OF dukes, counts, marquises and other
European mobiles who have been com
PEELED to leave their homes for one
reason or another. This is ever SO
convenient for New Workers. who
have heretofore been compelled to go
abroad to chase down a title. All
they will have to do now is to hang
out sign. ''title wanted" and make
their bargains at their own doors
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-11

No ONE knows better that the
active workers in the profession the
faults of the newspaper. They know,
too. that despite all things it more
than keeps abreast of public senti-
ment. and that it is constantly pro-
crossing and improving to a broader
and more wholesome influences in the
changing and advancing conditions OF
civilization. In this respect the news
paper need fear no comparison with
the achievements of men in other pro-
LESSONS.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-11
Christianity and tho Wages
System.

The Rev, DR.. Lyman Abbott, tho
successor Of Henry Ward Bcccher IN
Plymouth pulpit, who has studied
the industrial situation from a con.
seryatiye and Christian point o.
view, Terminates his lntest couelu
slogs in tho August number Of the
Forum In an essay on Industrial
democracy He gives his reason. for
believing that the wages system must
pass as slavery has passed. that
competition, rs it now exista mnst
yield to more just system. nnd TINT
me olignrchic industrial Organization
VIM give over to what he calls indus.
triai democracy; in other words that
as the people have taken tho plnce ),
kings and oligarchs in mnnngint,
thelr social organizations, their r.,
hgIous organizations, and their
political organizations, lust 40 there
y coming an organization az indus.
trial life which will be ndminiatsrod
py the people, for tho people and nor
Dy the laborers for the Capitalists.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-11
Frightened to Death bv q
Snake,
From the Fredericksburg STIR.

From the fredericksburg STIR.
Mollie Henderson, colored, olspott-
syiyanla County, while walking in a
field near her house and pic king
some berries for amusement. discoy.
cred q huge snake near her feet. She
quickly reiterated, but was so fright.
ened that she fell to the earth IN n.
senseless condition. Herfamilysoon
discovered her condition and took
her to the house. Medical aid WINS
summoned, but without avail and
she expired that night.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-11

MODERN society laughs when two
individuals go out to shoot at each
other as method of proclaiming their
courage and vindicating their honor;
but its savage delight in the shedding
of blood is aroused when two nations
rush TO arms against each other for
the same purpose.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-11

THE English law requires that every
mine shall have at least two openings,
and that the location of the second one
shall be arranged with especial regard
for ventilation and the chance of es-
cape in the case of an accident. II
such law had been in effect, and
enforced in this country for twenty
years past, the present census would
have showed thousands more people
than it now viii.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-11

Why the Anazons fight better than
the regular male soldiery is explained
by one who was captured by the
French in a battle last spring. Each
woman is promised mile square in
Heaven, three husbands, all the fish
and honey she needs. and the satisfac-
tion OF killing an enemy once week
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-11
How Fast the Sea Swallows
Land.

There is a broad lowlaud stretch.
ing rom Sandy Hook to Cape Henry
and another washed by Mississippi
sound upon which the sen is en-
cronching; they are wavc-fashioned
plains but recently wrested from tito
ocean, and ocean reclaims it's own.
Already its octopus arms have seized
the lowlands in horrid embrnce. and
day by day, month by month, year
by year, generation by generation,
the grasp is Tightening, the monster
cree% ng farther and farther inland.
Each average year the water.mark
advances rod. The seasidecottore
with broad lawn before II has an
expectation Of liie"ofa decade or a
generation; but the cottage Mt the
verge OF the cliff may 20 in a year
and must 90 in u lustrum, unless hu-
mun devices outwit and overpower
the waves Tor an exceptional period.
On most other eastern and southern
coasts the waves are also encroach.
ing, but their progress is slower
And the oceans power is too great
for puny man to oppose successfully.
Forum.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-11
be Thought lie Had'em sue

A Georgia man, Mr.. Evans, stood
in the Girard Cate preparing to muil
u letter and had just moistened two
one-cent stamps when they slipped
from his fingers and tluttered to the
floor. Mr.. Evens, who is a portly
man, looked at them in disgust and
then stopped to pick them up Be
fore he could put his fingers upon
them, however, they began to move
slowly away from him along the
floor. He drew back and gazed ut
the spectacle with astonishment and
terror. When they reached the side
Of the room they began slowly To as
rend the wall. II is to be hoped that
Mr.. Evans is not given To drink. but
he hastenedto the bartender at this
point and begged him to feel his
pulse When he returned the stamps
had risen half way to the ceiling and
were still gliding upward. Happily
for Mr.. Evans sanity, the bits OF
blue paper just then altered their
course and began to descend and
soon they were within reach Of his
hand Then the mystery was ex-
planned. The moistened stamp had
fallen upon a hy's back and had
stuck to the insect, which naturally
enough started of with them. -
Philadelphia Press.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-11

The romance OF West Point and An.
napolis makes thousands of boys anx-
ious to get there. but the cold facts of
a practical trial discourage three-fifths
OF the pupils before the second year,
Only about one in five graduates, and
a smaller proportion follow the profess
sion through life.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-11

THERE is no surer sign of more
liberal civilization and wiser world
than the perception that the bounds OF
legitimate womanly interest and ac-
tiVity are not to be set by men as
heretofore to mark their own con-
venience and pleasure. The traditio n
of the lovely incapacity of women re-
fleets either the sensitive apprehen-
sion or the ignoble abasement of man.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-11
Americas Dofensolossne''

AmoflCa 8 DofenSeIooo
There is nothing pleasant y Y
testimony given by Cen Nels0" I, (
Miles, Of tho United States army
foro a senate investigating comm n.
tee. lie said that the entire f t.a.ls,
coast Is dctonsclpss md TINT o ,a h.
ten days the British fleet cov W..
stroy every town and city On LSs
sound, destroy our railroad q, ss,' \,
there and occupy our ouulg.' \, K,
that northwestern country cllaa.
cmy's ships could go up tlie VIZ ssol
hia river and destroy the ~
Portland. There Is not a., y, wv a
work nor n single ARTILLERY so'a aa,bor
Puget sound. South of tho WIZ aiusN
OF San Francisco there Is sot ~ ~ n
gun in position, nor a soldier !, II al
iend tho harbors and cities y ia.
Diego, Santa Barbara ana suu ap
70. The city Of San Francisco I II,
solutely open to attack by ~
my's fleet.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-11
How the Boy Looked al.

lea I1.a'h'r-,.John, of what are you,
LIBERALIZATION, sir.n
come irom?o leather
P ToyL"Fro ON. tho hide Of nm o. .
s,, rnynIIienor-"What animal, thereforo
supplies you with boots a ,,JI'e ''i,
an ny, ewes you meat to eatPD 'osS
MY iather."--chatter.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-11
How Paradise Is Really 80.

~ IL.
where was the Garden Of Eden7r
was one Of the interesting questions
on which Hormuzd Russian discours
60 I before the Victoria Philosophical
II institute y recently, Sir @. q. stokos
- ~. ! :, " the chair. Mr.. Rnssnm has
n ogeh recently excayating Babylonian
en- Sam, hssyrlan sites, but he has mot
, , the Eden site. and no sboH WI
nov. now utterly impossible it waa ~ n.
me locale in land whore volcanic a -
llon and physical alteration haI nc q
flo ri, places changed the courses Of
Il t'J !. rivers .i, IN past nges. In this sense
don y r [eally Paradise Lost. LON
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-11

TIE craze of roller skating is pretty
well exhausted. 1t did no good. 1t
was a Cause of mischief. Had swim
ming been the craze some good might
come of it. Children ought to be
encouraged to learn to swim.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-11

WHEN gun in action dr., pi a she'll
at certain spot everybody runs away,
yet an old artilleryist says that every
spot is the safest as the range is
changed at the next fire and the next
shell will go somewhere else. Paste
this in your hat, but remember that
the case is different when boy is Ar-
ing snow balls at you.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-11

In case of war with a foreign ma
fion this government could raise i've
men to every one she had in the civil
war. and that probably without re-
sorting to the draft Financiers say
that she could also raise $50 now cas-
fer than she could raise a dollar in
1860
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-16
No Fair Ground Trains.

Hon. J. T, Gregg, secretary of the
Oregon state fair, has received the
following communication from Man
ager Koehler, of the Oregon lines of
the Southern Pacific, which is self
explanatory and shows that horse
Car and electric street railways will
haye all they can do the coming
state fair:
Dear Sir:-Referring to conversa-
tion had with you, beg to say
now in writing that owing to the
low rates Of fare compulsory upon
us between Salem and the fair
grounds, we have decided to discou-
tlnue running local trains between
the points named during the annual
meeting. Inasmuch as there is now
a street railroad running from Salem
to the fair grounds, and a motor line
in course of construction, which l
will pass near by, we be-
lieve that the people of Salem will
not suffer by our withdrawal, which
is solely on account of the unre-
rates forced upon us by
law. Respectfully Yours,
x. KoEHLER, Manager.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-16

Dallas Observer: A meeting Of
the citizens Of Falls City was held at
that place last Saturday afternoon to
talk railroad and erist mills. The
meeting was quite we'll attended and
those present became quite enthusi-
astic from what We can CLEAN. From
those present the railroad talked Of
is a line from that place up the Big
Luckiamute out toward the Siletz
and Yaquina. II is said that nn sarly
survey will probably be made over
this route. The mill question did
not appear 20 meet with the best ap.
prOyal.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-16
HOTEL ARRIVALS.



J = Weberg and wife, Astoria.
c b Wadleigh, w ) Canon and
wife, o p Miller, Portland.
II l. Law, San Francisco.
WI Whitmore, New York.
f Merwin, B G Dire, Independ.
ence.
f w Ishmun, Chicago.
j & e Lewis, Gervais.
A NJ Weram, Oakland, Cal.
Mrs & Clark, Silverton.
JAS O'Neiil, Philadelphia.
COOK HOTEL.
NJ Chapman, Cottage Grove.
+ Steiwer, jefferson.
II Loeb, Calder.
+ simmons, Alard, J Tremans,
Clear Lake.
EN- Kenney, and daughter, New
York.
o Elverin, Portland.
H Jones, City.
NJ Nael, Chicago.
+ r johnson, East Portland.
l. r Green, + l. Robb, Seattle.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-16
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
PORTLAND.

PORTLAND.
Wheat Valley, 81 221@0Sl ~.
Fluur-stnndard, s. -.
Outside grades, So 20.
Oats-50d52: per pushels,
MillStuffs-Bran, Sl5@l7; shorts, sl7@ls
ground bdrley, s29a3O; chop feed. sos;
middlings, So 5OG2i, per ton.
Hay-sl0@2O per ton.
Butter-oregon fancy dairy, 25c; lanoy
M; good to fair, 2O9l2IS: Califarnia,
l962sc.
Eggs-Oregon 9Oc per dozen.
Poultry-Old chickens, - 5o95 90; large
spring, 81 O0q4 70.
Potatoes-sl 25tdl IS per GENITAL.
sAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, July l5-Wheat 81 32ls
for standard shipping quality.
BHrey-Feed 81 l2HGl II per GENITAL
Brewing grades held at 81 ~ t9I 221I.
Chopped feed. s2i 10 25 per ton.
Potatoes-Eerly rose. 75c to 81; Garnet
chile, 75c to 81 per GENITAL; Burbanks, 81 to
! Is per Genital in boxes.
Onions-sl 10 25 for red,
PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
Wheat-Buyer 20; closing, Al +lsz; buyer
season, closing, 81 ~.
Barley-Buyer 70; closing, >, Is; buyer
lc lower.
CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET
CHICAGO, Juiy i5.-Wheat closed .. to
as on saturday.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
CHICAGO, Ju.y l5.--Cattle receipts, 2l,CJG
Deeves, 81 so "a Is; steers, 81 30 to 40;
stockers and feeders, 50 % 10 q 20, cwt, bulls
and mixed, ~ 2j to- TO- Texas cattle, ~ 70
to %.
Hogs-Receipts, p 900 mixed, s. 5otos@
heavy, 81 20 10 9j. light, Sc 50 to 3 a5
sheep-Receipts $40; natives s3 60 10 4 2j;
Texas, 50 70 TO IS; lambs 8 too Is.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETs,
NEW YORK, July l5.--Cone Rio hrmsri
fair corgoes, -; 30. :, Nat bean, is1.c to
1875.
sugar-Raw, held higher refined .grm,
81 to 81; extra &, o.. 10 51sc; yellow, ~ to
9.c.
PetToleum--Ssc.
CHICAGO, July I5.--Rye; quiet at iso.
Barley-Sieady,
Whisky-sl 10
shouiders-s5 20 10 : 25.
short clear--s5 s. 10 5 ~.
Short ribs--s5 ~
I.ard--S5 sZ1z
ooh 83 10 D..
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-16
SALEM MARKEI REPORT
4 synspsis -f tho Markets nagtng ssa
selling Prices.
RETAIL PRICES


REVISED QUOTATIONS..
shoulders sugar cured per ib,lEs
Hams-sugar cured. pcr IN. v g lSF
BEEF - l.lsc
Pork 10 q lEsc.
Motions q ~.
Neal-le s l11gc.
Red clover seed-Psr pound, ~.
White clover s~ed-Per ppund, ~"
Alsiko-lsc per pound.
Red top l4c T--r Pounn.
iAnooin Grass--ll'sc per l''sn'
Beaus-5r Per ~. selling.
Ont mesl--@e ling at 4 ~ v.
BUYisC PElCE-.
Whes,t-sIi5 5s6fc net
Flour-Per barrel. $40, bsst ~ ID.
DEtE-irf Dusnel - . So
Brsn2 ~! top. u! 3 n mill, .aess4.
shSFts-psf TON, tlsZ sacked.
Chsr-Psr Ton. $3.50 sarssd.
H0p--Qu0tsd al i2sslsc I-rf 10.
EFg.- ~ r pr dOzen
PotatOes- -i,-r Dushel. 0oe nsE
corn meal-lc psg poubd.
Cheese- ia lle per pound,
Dried plums-Per n. es1c
Dried pfuhrs- l'er ID. ~ -.
kinF0fted pranTs ~ Ier ~.
hutlsT--D pr f.ound Or goo
l.afd--io.e ~ Irf lh.
Hams-Prf pound ,i44iA
Bacon sldss-ig pei L.
shpulders--.tsse y - ~
Ceieksns young ~ hens -
haars-On s-si 4 10 ~
Ws5l-vai.sy fsr 10. ls- ,aohslr i-sz.
Hidss dry--6ssS eta.
seeep ffli--1Nefl
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-16

PQe..-sss greater natural advantages than
ouI osu, but tlrrr are porilolE Ofthe great
gra.n-Baarlu. Wrsi aud fertile ,sguth
= here atmosp phrrlc inruenCos prrludicial
90 health initiate against Them, 10 some
de-ffC, ~ place ~ resldence Heavy fAiu
fzlls and fnr ONrruuws 0f great river.
which upon their subsidenee leave dank
scgetatl0n r1plsed to the rays 81 tle sun,
trr lnhalitauts are periodically obliged "
~ s1mr medical safeguard FgHipti thE
soQgUsl Ihs most POPULAR . hc.ietiefs
-isuesE l.ltlers, pfff entaflYe That ~
Brfratllrd % a oeutlry Afforded reliable
pro.srtl0l o. tLosf y bon Hperienoe 10 ths
fltlifY u urdlnary remedies fuf fcFefe aud
ague, has taught % substitute or them
" lefLfF lnlermittsnt % femitlfpt tu.as
ulatlr f1Eerls are uuE4pertI apt agfrtfe
- fhf slEegI auii pfriDdle aud fortify 10
uelicEie ~ they are - 10 Other pTeplng.
tl0u 10 as=. use q. aud hhAna0n impur'
la.aal 1itf@rs
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-16
ADVERTISING A DOCTOR.

Mrs. Foley, in endeavoring to save
her boy. had both her hands severely
burnt. DIR. Mcillroy is doing all In
his power to alleviate the sufferings
of mother and son.
The above paragraph of tele-
graphic dispatch from Portland,
relating to a child that burned its
hands badly, is liable to bring the
Associated Press into trouble. If
DR.. McElroy is practicing under the
alleged medical code of Oregon he
will at once enter a protest at thus
advertising his business. That is the
only way possible, if the code is en-
forced, that he can save himself
from expulsion from the fraternity.
The press should be careful and not
subject professional men To such
embarrassments as free advertising
of this kind must subject them to.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-16
Reform School Building.

StEALED proposals will be received at 2
- o'clock y. m, on the 22d day OF July,
1890, at the ON ce of the secretary of state.
Salem, Oregon, for the construction OF the
oregon Stale Reform school building, pur-
auant TO the plans aud specifications
to be seen at the Office OF Robert a McNally,
architects, Salem, Oregon. Right to reject
any and all bids reserved.
salem. July 2 1890.
SYLVESTER PENNoYER,
GEO. W. McBHIDE,
r.. II. McELHOY,
72jw Board of Commissioners
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-16

Inursict 10 guard ny itn,t results >UbNCI-
~lNC Di health, IL L. t'SS' utiHl tnut the thor
uughttr" of the system the bowels. should
hr r,'.ppeuvd when they become UhStructed,
Ii ines pIo not, he tile Is uliSGirected; thr
i,,'' h c..tnC~ torpid; bilious inn'tcr pro-
iucC- i.i'i sySi ion; hcafNCii'~ enSUe, aud
'Iiirg >. uUleu,> winch thr exciting vtuse
only tends to aEglitNul". IilC apericnt
constitutes I useful agent in construction
Cf the bowels, and promoting n regular
habit. Ii Is Infinitely superior 10 the dras-
tic ctthnriceS frequently used for the pur-
produces naiu,l effect, which does not
impair the organs, the stomach and liver
also, in eed the entire system is regulated
by II.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-16

FRIDAY EvENING.-The members
Of the Glee club and amateur du-
matic company of Capital lodge,
Good TemplaTs, will meet at Capital
ball, Friday evening fpr orlauizt-
tion aud practice All mcmi'cn- of
the order are requested 10 he pre-
-Uf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-16

ARTICLES OF INCORPoRATIoN.- -
Articles Incorporating the Enter
prise Manufacturing Co., of Port
land, were filed with the secretary
of state Tues day; mcorporators, :.
Waterman, :. Clark and J. n.
Forth; place nf business Portland,
Oregon. Object, /" ,ntnuih,tur,' aud
and repair boxes; capital stock, fl5,-
nOn
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-16
Instruments Filed for Record at the
County Recorders office.

Oregon land Co TO Joseph
Fusee, lots 8 and 10, block IL,
Highland al to Salem. ) 1850
Frank f. Hodgkin aud wife
to Mary \ Kitzmiller, lot 10,
block 81, salem. 1900
+ + Long and wife to II p
Boise, Jr and | A Manning,
4 so # of lots % and 80 in A
+ Waller ad to Salem. 300
5 > Martin and wife to A r
Talent, lot 8, blocK s, Tur-
ner. 1000
jeff Myers to l. w Brown,
It's 6, and in blk g, J My
ers' ad to Salem $50
l. w Brown To jeff Myers
Its 6, 7, s, blk 6, J Myers ad
to Salem. l35
Or Land Co TO Chas Bait
Its 10, 20, 36, Of Sunnyside
fruit farms. 1890
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-16
APPOINTMENTS.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July l6-
Prof. James r. Seley has been APP
pointed to the position of assistant
secretary of the navy. The Presi-
dent has to-day sent the following
names to the senate: a. d. Nettle-
ton, Minnesota, to be assistant secre-
tary of the treasury. Receiver of
public moneys, Jacob r. Weltie at
Olympia, Washington.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-16
LIST OF THE KILLED.

CINCINNATI, o., July l9.-ine
following is a list Of the killed at the
explosion yesterday at Kings mill:
Mrs. Jas. Deacon, Henry Rey-
nolds, Sam'l Stephens, Mrs. Jas.
Meze and child, VIM. Franey, Fred
Miller and child, a brakeman, r.
Williams, Baby Elstine, Nick Sny-
der, unknown man. There are a
dozen injured, some of them will
die.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-16
a HERO BURIED.

New YORK, n. V, July 16.-The
remains of General Fremont were
laid at rest this morning at Trinity
cemetery, amid great civic and mill
tary honOrs,
PENSION FOR MRS. FREMONT.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July l6.--
Senator Teller introduced a bill in
the senate to-day granting q pension
of six thousand dollars year to the
widow of the late General John c.
Fremont.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-16
ASSOCIATED PRESS.
America Wins the lnhrna-
fiona! Cricket Match,
PBESlDhNTIAL APPOINTMENTS
Latest Chilian AdviceS..-Ieneral
Fremont Buried With
HOnOrS.
AMERICA WINS.

PHILADELPHIA, Penn, July 1G.-
In the great International Cricket
match to-day between Canada and
the: United States the latter won 10y
one inning and thirty-one runs.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-16
a. KoEHLER, Manager.
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