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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-03

into the other, and found cross handle.
He joined the two and they fitted per-
fectly. Being certain this was what Dow
ker wanted, he was thinking how he could
take it, when he heard Myles ascending
the stairs. Jumping down he hid the
broken blade end the handle securely
among his rags, being very careful rot to
prick himself as he remembered Dow
ker's warning about the poison, then he
lay down upon the hearth-rug again, and
was groaning painfully when Myles en-
tered with the hot water.
Feeling bads" asked Myles, sympa-
thetically. pouring ont someport wine
Awful" grOaned Flip, with feeling
of conjunction at the treacherous part
he was playing. Its cold, I think
weak with 'unger.
Here, drink this" said Desmond, sit
ting down beside him, and giving HIM
the steaming tumbler. 1T will do you
good
Thanks, guy nor, said Flip, gratefully.
feeling if the broken blade was all safe,
1T 'ull warm me up.
Desmond lighted his pipe and sat
watching the ragged little arab drinking
the hot wine. never thinking for mo-
ment that he was nourishing viper-a
viper that wonld turn and sting him.
Honest himself he never suspected
wrong doing in others, and while sue
coring this outcast he did not know he
was doing an evil thing for himself.
After Flip had finished the wine, he de-
clared he felt better, and, with many as
severations of gratitude, took leave of
his benefactor.
Poor little DEVIL" said Desmond, as
he closed the door, and saw the ragged
little urchin scudding away in the dark
he had
done one good action, SO perh bps it will
bring me reward"
1t did, and tie reward was that next
morning Myles Desmond, of Bloomsbury,
journalist, ives arrested for the murder of
Lena Sarschlne
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-27
Another NieM.

AUNSvILLE, Ore, Aug, "a, 90.
Ed CAPITAL JoURNAE Noting
tne article on the subject Of the
Dissertation Of Sunday" by "Rusti-
Gus please allow another country
subscriber from the Waldo hills y
" "ord IN the matter. / have been
ont OF a tasehalhst myself; have
played on sunday; have went on
pressure excursions same IA "P :"
no doubt, have hunted and fsbed
on sunday and sometimes did ordi.
nary work on Sunday. Anofwhicb
l conceive that | i'm common with
every other citizen Of the United
states have a "moral. social. and
financial, " and also a natural right
to do. And 50 long as | do not
aouse thisright 10y tresspassing upon
The rights Of others, it is none of
l'ustlcus' business what I, or any
one else does. At least i, hss al.
ways appeared 50 to me, and does
yet And when the morality and
integrity of people are called in
question because they cvcrcise the
same right of chjoce in these matters
as does Rusticus and his cuufrercs,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-27
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
PORTLAND.

PORTLAND.
Nheat-Nalley, 81 22'gdSl p,
Fluur-Standard, 81 80.
Outside grades, - 50.
Out>-I>u52 per buShcl
MustutIs-Bran Sl56l7; Shnr Is, S2e6 y
ground barley, S;i2is; cnCp feed, 50
middlings 81 5od2'. per ton.
Hay -SlCal7 per ton.
Buuer-Orcgou fancy dairy, 25c; fancy
27lg; good to fair, 22'ga52, California
2ic.
Eggs-Orogon 22's to 25c per dozen
Puultry-Old chickens. 81 CHb so large
sprlng,SS O0dI o.
Potatocs-75c to ~ per c'utal.
Checse-Oregon, II to l2'sc; California
W. to Zoe.
Sugags-Golden G, &c; extra G, 5i,; dry
guGulo'ed, IS. cube crushed and Pow
dered, 'ic per pound.
Beaus-Sman white, S3,25; pink, 81; hayos,
81 81; butter. s3; ljmas, s. % per GENITAL.
Dried fruit~-Pmmmer dried, 10 to lie;
undrlcd and factory plumS, 5is to &C.;
peaches, .>uudriod, ,'i0'4c; evaponted, 1913
to l7c.
Bice-G',r per pound.
Hides-pry hides, ; to gc; less for
culI>; green over 80 pounds, g.; under %
pounds, Sc; sheep pelts, short wool, 50 to
soc: medium, 60 Ia suc; long. so to 81 -
shearling>, 20 TO suc.
Tauow-Good to choice, 3 to 5'sc.
Wool-Eastern oregon, 10 to lbc; valley,
10 to lSc per pound.
Nails Iron, 81 90 Steel SO so; wire, 81 20
per keg.
Beef Live, g to"i ir; dressed, &C..
Mutton Live, 3.to 80 &C.; dressed 7'
Hogs Live. 5c; dressed, 7c.
Veal $ 20 Sc per pound.
Spring lambs - each.
SMOKED MEATS AND LARD.
Eastern hams, 10 20 llc breakfast ba-
con. rs to lie: sides, 10 to lie; lard, 10
TO lie per pound.
SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANClsCo, Aug ?O.-W heatsl 30
to 3oe6 for standard shipping quality
Barlcy-tecd 81 2>H@l 30 per ccnta
old brewing grades held at 81 .3.
Chopped feed, S2tto 2j per ton.
Porutoe--Ecrly rose, 7jc 10 81; Garnc
chile, 75c to 81 per GENITAL; Burbanks, 81 to
~ per GENITAL in boxes.
Onions-sl - to - Ol for red.
PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
Wncot-Buyer 90, closing, 81 A. buyer
season, closing, 81 80 1j4a.
Bur,ey-Buycr '0O; closing 81 30 buyer
season closing, Il ab.
CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET.
CulcAGo. Aug. lg.-Wheat 81 %.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
a.. Not. IH
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-27
WASHINGTON
Pacific COAST MEMBERS WILL

Pacific COAST MEMBERS WILL
FIGHT.
WASHlNGToN, d. C.. Aug. 81
This afternoon in the house per-
sonal aifray was had between Rep
resentative Wilson, Of Washington,
and Beckwith, of New Jersey. The
former struck at the latter, touch
ing him on the breast, and other
members then parted the contest
ants. Wilson said afterwards in
explanation of the difficulty that
Beckwith had applied the most
offensive epithet 20 him and on the
spur Of the moment he struck at
him.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-27
CRIMINAL.

SEVERAL ALDERMEN ARRhs Ed
RrnnEroRp, Maine, Aug. IA
sensation was created this moin'ps -
when +. $. Marshall Saunders ol
portland. placed under arrest seven ,l
aldermen of Biddeford. The "luei,
men are charged with negiecllps ~ -
strike from the Biddeford 'ouns u''
lists the names Of persons not 'ss
" entitled to vote, aud for cop'Pi. % ~lt
acv in arranging a place on the .Ia,. ll,.
for names of persons not Fs''
vrS.
HIGH OFFICIALS ARRESTED, .,.
SANTA FE, Aug. 2I-I%0 ,5,"Sal "r
rants are held by the [. : NI',l'I. ,,'.,T
against Francisco CHAVEZ -1'.in. .i.o
rar Gsa'nS, noJreo.ancc in otiic, and ,-. a.,o
~, ON RnmnIo MARITIME, ext, :, s,l' np'
shall, Luciano Escco, pro'a.I' .l.. Ja-sS \
Imam 0rtil Rodeiguezr l''','5 ,'.., =, y
the peace, jose ortiz Ba''' .I .gedfi
n,Iice. Francisco Cha'rh '','.n .1sn
a,J rI,ven others, char-'ns mn m,
"lp '.i'n I's Icin.. nr,,-,ric- 10. a"' '.in' .1a
~. %''% ,,.an g,i'- lrin.pel- in rle ~a.as ,.,
Of fau-r.u ortiz o' MAJ
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-27
Public Examination.

A large number Ot applicants ap-
peared before his honor, Prof. d. w.
Yoder, at - NJ, to-day seeking adj
mission to explain how much they
knew and to be given the proper
papers allowing them to WELD the
rod of obedience aud to instruct the
rising generation in the path OF
knowledge.
The following are the names OF
those who registered:
Ivy Eastman, Mt. Angel.
Myrtle Knight, Knight.
Mary A. Kelly, Chemawa.
Sarah Miller, Scio.
Lily Bennett, Mehama.
w. B. Adams, Ella Cramer, stay
ton.
". A. Graham, Lucy Barzee,
Turner.
Nina L. Binder, Hortense lnman,
SilvertOn.
Clara Brown, Meta McAllaster,
Champoeg.
Ora Vaughn, Katie Ewell, Clara
Barton, Jefferson.
J. b. Ragsdale, Loretta starr
Mary Buel, Margaret Evans, Cora
Sullivan, Matte McNary, SalIle
Newton, Hattie Dunnells, e. D.
Heslin, L. B. Austin, J. a. Evans,
Theo Van Wagner, Jessie Northrup,
Allena Mellen, Margaret Cosper'
w. F. Dragon, w. a. Matthews
Lizzie J. Kirby, Abbie Miles D. j.
Kraps, J. w. Barron, Mrs NJ. d.
Nichols, Clara F. Wiley, o. l. CAD
well, EIvara Victor, Mrs NJ B. Al
derson, Miss c, D. Woodrum, Salem
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-27
Two Through Trains Each Way
DAILY. hIA
UNIOS PACIFIC SYSTEM

Commencing altl -lnday. March 2nd
bsfu r-f aGI -HrYul --..l-s Irastt alI -
HH.aH.l a4 -IUr Limited E.t-t Stall,
co.. .. I'D HlI as Er. ai.l ul tlr cover
arH f.IF.H. h.r. aH4
-I.H I.uIf.I Iist Stall fr4Ils ars
.lpHl FItu FaHu.aG p..ar. ana cI.'-
%. -.srrfr-. doing care. -rHIr rfu ADD
cssrIa-. bod 600 rfII Usf4H.l Portland
ed n. ..ssl. 1..F a.fruHf change.
IHr"J"Fr.sUt f.Itr tra.Ht afF go Ipfr1
u.fn I.a..f...l fs..a. E.Hrrs-Hs al1 1asrhrs.
fff.r.l rarf.all aE1 .lan"I EIars. aud
aIfH F..laal aasf.sf a.rsfef- - aeFl
Forf.a-1 alt hausls iIiy 1algf alii'.i
raaUEH.
talLarT .aus ere made af Fl.atr..a SID
tlrIlss trs.us fH alt from ralf iaat s 20
af lfItule aIfl flFuH 81 ifa'uf 'a ani
ffafl lrlFrr. h.usats f.if 400 Pc ls.4.t
Toe aufsFF tfafls arur1 flr tIl| kori
uMr 80 arrl fEe ha-f aHsf i-ar lr uairi
aaf fasr.rl anI u.Ilrra rf.l.a.
Detailed UWr RI frs.us. rtlra. flrNlf j
flHErtr. nasfaEF fHr.Ee rir. rfl tr fff-
rfr1 fau aur..Ha HafHl4 lH anf afrNl u' ihe
tllr faHle ~ ttrn. l+ft
rr.n Irl fsas. srlf
bJlsI a MASNIAH Asr4s. r. Da4r
sfrrsf salem nfrs ln.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-27
school Notice.

,ps,bolar. living Iori6s oi Ss-,a 4,- 'sm
. esesncSt 5s}taiSsSo nos ysss ,oa.a 20 aai.9a 81 ' ,a
cT,sk SI',e vii bs rel lifI'Gi. i.tiBs l-'a,l 81 .
salem -e4o9.. 9..,r-a a. MIIi rr7ss, aai .'' ~. ..
Winter sm ,iI5s, s.,sso5 ~ ana y. ,c.'.1't .lt as
a9;d.a ils Is. n h /. ( slsss .q4 3.1 9a.1 s ~
. spd g5s Of " ip,sI .s5,r,' ,raof v1 81
40 10 atlend iag '.- uam-d di.rr.. .,-- NJ
.sehoIac 10 ln1 u ~ a6.vII r. re...i. .
s6iiIsad iR' "A .Lesa.ar. be-. l,5.' o. '..sH'. '4'.
Sl9oi%S.1a..si g ihs ;deai /, ;'1 ls ,@a @"l' ,a.t
S.doaie. ~ W.. r8sr--- .- .I.
samter ana -,. -s-ser :, H.,-t
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-27

/. very likely 20 follow contact of
the hand. or tace with What i-
Known us poison ivy, especially in
hnt weather or If the body j. per-
.piurg freely. The trouble may
.uI.ide for time, only to appear DO
aggravated form when opportunity
odrr-. The great purifying powers
of Hoods ~ar-aparIlla ihor"u-uIy
eradicate every trace OF poison If'ih
m. blood, a. the cures 10 has accom-
nri.brd rouclu lively show. II al-o
rYrr. -rrufula. salt rheum aud al.
other affections arising from Impure
or poisoned blood.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-27
ACCIDENTS.
Loss OF LIFE AND PROPERLY.

LOSS OF LIFE AND PROPERTY.
MANSFIELD, VI Ohio, Aug. 27.-Tba
,Si ooller ola locomotive on a freight
,ra'n u on the New York, PennsyIva.
nla and Ohio railroad exploded this
morning Z by which the engineer and
,,ren'en II We're instantly killed. The
IRE communicated to the oil oars
and fifteen were DESTROYED
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-27
Us Merits Thnronchlr Tested.

Dr. +. ;. Holden, Dear Sir: The
Ethereal Cough syrup received. |
have used this syrup for coughs and
colds for several years and can truly
say that it Is the best, if not the best
cough medicine that l ever used or
known of. ]. :. KERR,
Oakdale, Nov. 3, 1873.
Large size 81, small 80 cents. For
sale toy all druggists.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-27
WALDO HILLS irrM-.

p,,,,,..ar, min, ., ,.,.,,i.. .,,...,
rIaI, ",5 ..,',,r ,i...,, .,,.,,. r.,
Iaa,. ,r ,,.rl..5 Nam. ,,.r;.s
- "1', =, -, ,,,,. ~. ,nl
.,,,,,,. u.iII r,lI :, dino ,ip,, Cause
,,hrg mho rrioa ofarod i. NOT .pf.
e eu' =, na, f,r ,r,n.,,r,,,ion
lv,t, . ,,no,r,. ,r jrier n,ar tbi.
.,',.,,', ua,I.
Throsning +. sbout dane T., fines.
,Ii,Ilond f,rn,,r. ar. nr,,inu for
-. ..,'..,. ,...,,. :, ,,'.n,i I.nof,
ranl Th,. c,u,inr,d dry weather
IN, ,;..,., l.,,, rom c,.. ,rd lessen
,ho yi.,d LIntter pluyiua. with.
,'a,i ,,t ,I,, hand,
' I', I,,,or in,uir.,. r,a,rdiu,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-27

tilerousiy tion ,,l,,; applauded. The conven.
ito tton ,v,L, WILL without doubt, demand md
It's repeal, The usual cor,n,i,.l ',all''
Were wgre appainted, with Hon. W. - F, =
Villas as chairman Of the camr,,,,l, NJ
on resolutions 'i'' ''ee
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-27
$ I A TIE

NAMHILL KICKS oN THE CFysrs
-, ,MCMINNvILLE, Or, Aug. 81
Z he board of trade telegraphed to
Tue Oregon delegation at Washing.
ton that specific facts had been pre-.
sented to Special Census Agent lie.
land Which he had wired to the de.
partment that YamhilI county was
nearly three thousand short by the
census count and urged them to
press the matter for correction so rs
to maintain our legislative standing.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-27
FOREIGN
BUFFALO BILL AND DIR. CARVER
ALLIS NOT LOVELY.

BUFFALO BILL AND DIR. CARVER
ALLIs NOT LOVELY.
New YORK, n. Y, Aug. pa
Hamburg cablegram says trouble
has occurred here between Rutalo
Bill and DIR. Carver. Members OF
each troupe have declared their IN
tention offightlng for theirrespectlVe
masters, even if the quarrel ends IN
a general fight. The place Is III a
state of siege, and the people are
afraid to come out Of doors after
dark. Bloodshed has been so iar
avoided by the civic authorizes,
Carver has been following Cody all
through the latter's tour of the cities
of the continent, and his perform
ances have been so much better pat
ronized that Buffalo Bills Jealousy
was aroused.
HEAVY PUNISHMENT OF AN ARMY
OFFICER.
CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. 27.-lhe
court martial to hear the retrial III
the case of Lieut.. Augustine DTy'
turbide for criticizing superior
officers was convened here yesterday
morning and Deyturbide was louuu
guilty of the charge and sentenced
to three hundred and forty days ln
prisonment, dismissal from tl' i,
army and Interpretation from ho'u
ing public office for period OF Tel
wears,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-27

SALE Pu-IP1SED.-Thc sheriff 5
sale of the property Of Geo. \. Na"-
Ten. on decree OF jud d-meut secured
by Geo. g.. Bingham, which was TO
have taken place last saturday ha-
le.u postponed one week.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-27

POLITICAL

DEMOCRATIC coNIh> VI The
>,ny,rKrE. Wls Aug = 49,, !,
Democratic Sta.e g''i't','' ,t.,,.a. Ot
rpo''a't noon to-day andJ NJ. Mar Mare 1haIr
sparta, was made 'enp9.-,. S,argr Cley
man. The mentloa Of Gro Crow rs. re
land in his opening .,busiasm
ceiyed with the greatest @ sa'' Reppes
His denuneiatlon o' also 20
compulsory school Ia" Va
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-27
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
Associated Press Report and
DigeStS of all Important
News Of To-Day.
MISCELLANY.

SAN FRANCISCO WHEAT MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 27.-Whcat.
buyer, 30, l ,453. Season, $1.54..
CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET.
CHICAGO, ILL, Aug. 27.-Close
wheat, easy cash, l.O6!; September,
1.O6g; May, 1.13.
SPANISH EDITORS IN TROUBLE.
NoGALEs, a. E., Aug - robert
Bernal, editor Of ,bc Spanish paper
published in this ci'., while on the
Mexican side on thursday, was ar.
rested and thrown into prison on a
charge Of using abusive language at
the customs Official with whom he
had a QUAR- yesterday afternoon.
Christopher Aguirre, Bernals part
ner in the newspaper, while on the
Mexican side, was also unceremon-
iously locked up in the same prison
in which his partner is sincarcerated.
No charge has been made against
Aguirre. While both men have
been residents of the United States
for several years, they are not citi-
zens. Their paper has always been
somewhat hostile to the Mexican
administration, and this fact has
doubtless led up to the present
trouble.
MISSOURI HAS NO LAW on THE
SUBJECT.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Aug. 27.-.
Governor Francis has refused to
proclaim Sept. lst, or Labor day, a
public holiday. He says his re.
fusal is the only alternative he has
under the laws Of the state.
GOOD SPEED ON A TRIAL.
SANTA BARBARA, Cal, Aug. o.
The San Franclsco's trial trip this
morning was successful. In four
hours run she made an average
speed slightly over 10! knots per
hour.
THE CHICAGO STOCK YARDS.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug. 27.-At the
stock wards this morning while bus
mess was not at stand still, opera
tions were not being conducted with
their former facilities.
TO VOTE ON STATE CONSTITUTION.
SANTA FE, n. NJ, Aug. 27.-Goy-
Crnor Prince has issued proclama-
ton calling upon the people to vote
for or against the state constitution
at ii special election to be held Octo-
ber 18th.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-27
4 Snre Cnre fnr piles-

Itching Piles are known by moisture
ike pei spiratiun, causing intense ITCHING
when warm. This form as well as Blind
Bleeding and pruIrudiug, yield at once To
pr. BOsunko's Pile Kennedy, whi ch acts
directly on the parts affected, ahSurhs tn
mors allayS itching ard effects a perman'
ent cure, 80 cents Druggist or maj
tretise free. pr. Bus0nko, PqHa, q, Sold
by smith Il Steiner.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-27

L..esl HFRE- You can buF Is
..r,- Of gsI fuit land % mi.e
f-.rn tpau iJr ss,1, j. acro eu.tiva-
ga Fiu- spdng branch running
hrHsl tar plaee Terms sasy.
IrsgIrr ~ lhe Oregon Land 60.
81. Ia-4rance Building 50 - a
EgApF Hayrr-nns ues dfr-
...5.. p.u-i-- auI yelrefs are noa
rsiy Or iusf-tillu. Nesesi shades
in earh. Sc window ia
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-27

The following is the list OF letters
remaining uncalled for III the 5oo la,1'
nfii q at Salem. August ~ '. io.",
Persons calling for same VIII P'e"'e
a - 1-..,r,B -
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-27

Ls Rishaa's Golden HnlsAEn 10. 4
CuSCs Chalrles, Are and ; sie0n1 aa -.
sqrtstn the Legs and hadyi sore E4,a.
tyes, Nose, etc, Copper-e iorld hlOtcaes'
sypailitle ailrh, diseased scalp, and al
primary io-as ~ he disease lnoaa ~
syphilis, Price, 3 90 per lIoftIs.
10 Rtehhu's Coidrn Bal liam Ne. :
cQfes -iertilTY, Ncfcuflai sylhi.ltla hhau.
TnAtlsfa, fain4 10 The Homes Pains ID the
HEAD, back % tho Neck, liberated soFs
Threat, BYphilto FaFh, Lamps and eon.
tfactei Cor q Stiffness of the Lifuha AMI
cfldlctts8 all q sease iTuln thc system.
Wtether cattsad ~ lad serctian o. abusi
q hefcurY, having the bi lod pure and
healthy. Price sB 90 per f'ottis.
10 htchmuia Goidsn n4fTnmlsh Amtf.
doto iof tie cufe u 0onQTrhna. Gieol.
Irritation Gravel, and az Urinary o. oenI,
81 diaaffsngsPsais- Price - 80 peF
u aishau's ooiasa spanish Ia
tsetinas igr severe cases u 01n0fIieoa.
lahsnlmstory Oiect, Btrictufps,&e. Price
- 10 per nottle.
10 Hiehaa's 00lden Oiatmeas
t1f me en Give healing u syphli.tia sorur.
ani srlpuon., rrteest 40 pr lisN,
is Iirhaa'a Golden fil s-Nffgs
.aA trA'n tt.tanept; i'ss ~ paysicai p,e,
etegal " otff Ftltlr irlitretnn, fis
t'Ffra 81 90 per isq1.
Tsste Eti AsFgiur,
itps SEQ rhese. e.. o. ~, iecusr'y paekei
par etlrosa
Tho hlehards drug company, agents x
ana tlt tafket street, htn Franclaco Ga
Orraiar mailed free,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-27
RLlCKSHlTHING

s.,lfwlg NisH n- rag
= aHrr af
,,-..,alellg asie biHA ih-
snIaed ,.--r.er-.a a-
i-.isna. ofeF'-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-27
Instruments Filed tor Record at the
Coputv Reeerdsr', oti,e

WIZ = wv VI = ''7''
Mrs o J Crandal, l. Il
JudsOn and wife to & l. Dali
ey, sw of sc Of sec ), tSs,
r3w 1St
Same to Henry Symmes,
500 acres in tSs, r3w 32S
Geo Watt, wife, and Eliz
p Watt to II Doe and w ID
Wheeler, ten acres in q | c of
JAS Davidson t7s, 1O
Oregon Land Co to l. w
Logan, lot l., blk 5. Mill ad
to Salem VI
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-27

LIGHT ON THE SUBJECT.-Ihat Is
what Farrar & Co, propose to give
iudging from the fine new s'Sle
hand lamps they have just received.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-27
ooRT. THOMPSoN'
w RESTAURANT l.

= = ogp-.rs wsa,, 5's,,, =. .'' EE,v
rvEKYT II ! -. ; i n ..,-1 ..5s
~. o. sl hl5r a- as- "
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-27
NOTICE

To My Patrons.
LII. HARRIS Salem ENprr-- wagons
Noe. I aud lt ou Boz found on corner
Court and Commercial streets. Leave All
Ir..Iu and boat orders ui f., ,-. winters gro.
rDrr store, lNu court street Ali ofdcr-
promptly attended iu.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-27
Over SIl.OO0.OO
-CASHPREMIUNIS-

CASH PRE NUNS
Offered for agricultural, stock and me
chanical exhibits, for works Of art ard
fancy work ana for trials Of speed
Reduc, rates for fare and freight on all
transportation lin to and nom the mir.
Important Improvements have been made
uppn the grounds and increased facilities
are offered eNh hitOrS
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-27
The Pavilion Will be OpeD
Four nights during the
week.

\ splendid field for horses entered I'm the
speed departmCnt, and fine exhibitions of
racing will be given each day.
Entries for premiums close Monday mt
7:3c p. m. Exhibitors are urged to make
aS many oftheir entries ON sunday before
the fair as possible. Goods. animals and
articles for exhibition must be IN their
places by 10 p. IN. on Monday.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-27
GOOD SPEED ON A TRIAL.

SANTA BARBARA, Cal, Aug. o.
The San Franclsco's trial trip this
morning was successful. In a four
hours run she made an average
speed slightly over 10! knots per
hour.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-27

Tho RlehaFds drug company. agents 80
Grcaiar mailed free,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-27

SAN FRANCISCO WHEAT MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 27.-Whcat.
buyer, 90, 1, ,453. Season, $1.54..
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-26
MAKERS OF COMPLAINTS
People Who Take Hhsif Troubles TO
the Police.
One Woman Heard Her Neighbor
Said Some Mean Things About
Her and She Wanted the
City to Take IL Up.


special Correspondence OF the Standard.
BUTTE, July 25.-lt is n peculiar fact
that a majority OF the persons that visit
b police court 10 file information against
Others are Some of the COM
plants mad by these fair litigants are
strange ones and were warrants issued
every time n request il made the city
would Don become bankrupt and an ex-
ira court with its corps OF clerks, officers,
etc, would have to be maintained.
A ease s~trikingly illustrative Of the
trivolty OF many Of the charges made by
female complainants occurred this after
noon. A tawny looking woman with no
particular regard for personal Appearance
appeared at the Office OF the clerk Of the
police court and expressed n de-
sire To cause the arrest of q
neis hbor. also n woman, for disturbing the
peace. When asked as To the nature of
b disturbance she said il consisted of
vile, abusive, boisterous and loud Ian
guage. While Clerk Gilligan busted him
self IN Killing out n warrant Acting City.
Attorney Welcome prepared to draw a
complaint, but before he filed u the
blank form provided by the city, he ques-
toned the IN more closely concern
ing her grievance and soon became salts
fled that no public breach of the peace
had occurred. He then stopped farther
proceedings by informing the complain
ant that IL she desired To 90 on with the
case she would be compelled TO give
bonds for the payment of costs. OF course,
this she refused To do and then fairly
paralyzed the attorney by remarking that
the city could better afford tn pay the
costs than h could, especially as she
was not quite positive that the person of
whom she desired to complain had used
d language attributed To her, she. the
complainant, having been told by some
friends that the woman had called her
Names" After being advised to enter
lady was bowed out of the Office highly
indignant over the fact that ''poor people
have no more show in Butte than in other
places"