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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-20
STATE.
STATES PICNIC COMMITTEES.


Below is given a list of the CON
mittees so far appointed for tn
states picnic, all of whom are re
quested TO meet at the reception
rooms of the Hotel Willamette, SAT
urday evening, June Goth, at
o'clock:
Arkansas-G w Meeks,
Covey, Fl r Moore, Mrs. Meeks.
California-.A l Wagner. l. l
Henry, a w Scott, Miss stell,
Cannon.
Colorado-C S McNnlly, II
Van Avery.
Dakota-Rev F II Gwynne, J
jacobson.
Delaware Judge w p Lord.
Georgia-Mr Glenn, Capt e 1
Cooper
Illinois, w Crawford, A Klein,
DR. Bradshaw. Mrs r S Wallace,
Mrs u NJ Parvin.
Indiaha-H r Ragan, Finley
Perrine, DR. S r Jessup, Rev VIM R
Williams.
Iowa. Fl Albert, J L Ashby, II
J Minthorn, Geo Hoeye, Miss o NJ
Capwell, Mrs G w Gray.
Kansas-H V Matthews, w II
Pratt, e M Law, G M Grilley, Mrs
f Lockley, Mrs Il HoIverson.
Kentucky-M J Scott, A L Du
Puy, Miss Mary Allen, DR. Rowland.
Mane-G p Landerson, a Small,
Geo Collins, Mrs l. Learned, Mrs
Pentland.
Massachusetts, H II Brown,
--Eppley, Il G Perkins.
Mlchigan-Maj f e Hodgkiu, G
E Dayton, w NJ Spade, Mrs w N
Ladue, Mrs Col Olmstead.
Mlnesota-M Pigler, e Webb,
] b Brown, Mrs w G Hammer,
Mrs l. N White.
hlSSOull "A ID DulVni - ID II lNiht1
J B Putnam.
Nebraska-J j Roberts, r. r Ryan,
G NJ Moody, Mrs [ w Staley,
Mrs G. w Peck.
New Jersey-Joseph Clark.
New York-Hon p II Darcy,
E L Port, G Collins, Mrs Reeves.
Ohio-G Steiner, David Early,
ID G Haywood, Mrs L H Rowland,
Mrs Cherrington.
Oregon II G Shaw, J G Wright,
J b McClaine, w L Wade, II B
Wait, Mrs u f Moody, Mrs J
Minto, Mrs Belle Cooke.
PenDsylvania-E S Bollinger, Rev
BowersoX, Daniel Eye, Mrs e B
HcElroy, Mrs w IL White, Mrs
caldwell, II S Crissman, VIM Krebs.
Rhode Tsland-Mrs f j Babcock,
Japt Pratt.
Tennessee-Lewis Pettyjohn.
Tcxas--Leo Willis, W II Wild,
K Frcitz, Mrs H Stoudeunleyer,
Mrs Van Fleet.
Vermont-F j Babcock, John
Gray, James Denham, Mrs Gray,
Mrs Denham.
Washiugton-M ii Bowman, Mrs
Davis.
West Virginia-Professor Arnold.
Wisconsin-C Marsh, Geo Y
smith, L l. Kimber, Mrs Southwick,
Irs Dinsmore.
Canada-J c Booth, J A Carson,
. A Shaw, DR. Rossiter, H G Guild.
General committee-A L Hofer
r, F J Strayer, T Ii Barnes, G n {
roat, II w Downing, Prof u NJ l
arvin, II NJ Branson, Hon John i
Into and w T Rigdon. t
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In Palo Pinto county, Tex, Cap
tain Perkins, a prominent farmer,
settled a feud between himself and
his neighbor, William Dow, by ly.
ing in wait with shotgun, killing
Dow and mortally wouuding Dow's
l4-year-old son.
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HapDy HO0sierS.

VIM. Tininiohs, Postmaster of
Idaville, Ind, writes: Electric
Bitters has done more for me than
all other medicines combined, for
thai bad feeling arising from Kidney
and Liver trouble.n John Leslie.
farmer aud stockman Of same place
says; "Find Electric Bitters To be
the best Kidney and Liver medicine,
made me feel like new man, j.
w. Gardner, hardware merchant,
same town, says. Electric Bitters
is just the thing for man who Is
all run down and don't care whether
he lives or dies; he found new
strength, good appetite and felt
Just like he had a new lease ON life.
Only 80 eta. a bottle at Fry's Drug
StoFe.
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OF the newly endowed sees in Eng.
and, Liverpool is the richest, the gross
yearly income, derived entirely from
dividends on invested capital, being
n6, 225. The average annual income
of the other five new sees-Newcastle,
st. Albans, Southwell, Truro and
Wakefeld--is S12, ,225.
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]. r. WHITE,
EXPRESS AND TRUCK LINE
Hauling of all kinds. Best work.
Wagon at every train.


NOTlCE is hereby given that by virtue
~ OF an order ana license Of resale duly
made, rendered and entered OF record by
ne county court OF the stale OF Oregon for
Marion county oa the day Of June. 1891,
authorizing and empON ering me as admin
isiratriN oi the estate of h. H. BeiiiL ger,
deceased, tO sell the real property oI said
decedent hereinafter described, i will on
~aiurnny, the llth day of July, 1891, at
O'Clock IN the afternuan ~ said day at ihe
aloor Of the county court house, IN Salem,
Marion connty, oregon, sell al public auc-
ton To the hignest bidder for one halfc IA
m hand ON the day ufsale. and the balance
payable IN six months with interest frOm
tueday ofsale until naid, al eight per cent
pef annum (Deferred payments 10 be se-
cured oy mortgage On the land sold and
the purchaser 10 pay all taxes on said
morisasel an the right, title, interest ana
estate, which sNid T IA. Hellinger, deceased,
hAd AT h's death, In or 70 the following de-
scrlned property, 10 wit. The West half
9i the Donation landclaim OF John III. Bel
hsger aud Mary a. BelhngeF. his wife, DOti-
hcri'n Ne. GS, eiaim No. "A ia r. q, r, 3
vest .d vi tn-tic meridian aud claim
- ~ nr, l1s,R 3 west uI willamette
M q AZ, su Naf'oa county, Oregon, con.
tAiN'n5 ~ acres ut Aini, a. ore nr lees.
Nks a. 4. fElIi NIGER,
Aaaiini tratiix a. The estate % r III. Bel
Angef, deceased, sn 5w
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Articles known 10 medical science
are used "a preparing Hoods sarsa-
parllla. Every ingredient IL care
lully selected, personally examined,
and only the best retained. The
medicine Is prepared under the su-
pcrVislnn Of thoroughly competent
phArmacisls. and every step in the
process of manufacture Is carefully
watched allh \ view of securing in
Hoods safsaparllia the best possible
result.
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fho Best s0lVo in the world Cor cuts
BRUISES, siures, ulcegS, S'eit Rheum, Fever
sores, ltltor, 'hNpped Hands Chilolains,
Nofns and an skin frOniiuns, aud POSI-
lively crfc, Piles, or % pay rcQuire3. II
Is guaranteed a. siNo perfect satisfaction
ur mooney toiundcd, krico, 23 o.'qte per
hnN
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MARKETS.
MIIEAr.

WHEAT.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2O.-Wheat,
buyer, 1891, after August Isl. 81 .60l.
CHICAGO, June 20. Wheat steady,
cash 08l, July 04l a. 95.
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That new piano which Kraus se
Bros. are going to give away has
arrived. Call aud see it at their
store. If
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WEATHER REPORT.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 20.-The
forecast for Oregon and Washington
is light rains except in eastern Ore
gon.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


WILLAMETTE"
b Klein, f G Davis, o G Lee, II
w Bernlin, G IL Carter, Ed Solo
mon, Portland.
H M Mitchell, Chicago.
j b Walter, r Blauer, San Jose.
Agent Katie Emmett.
H Wlinerdiag, Geo Hansen, n Y.
'CooK.n
f G Miller, L Miller, Butteville.
j w Below, A Kingle, E Welson,
Portland.
j J MulOwry, Geo. Semple, J
Pickell, Tacoma.
f Feller, j Scharbach, New York.
j S Beard, j r. Dickinson, Salem.
j Walters, st Joe.
A b Wade, II f Brown, Hillsboro.
S p Hoax, f q Gilner, Marion.
l. Winter, Mt Pleasant, Iowa.
h w Sawyer, Lexington.
ID Williams, Seattle.
G Webb, e J Black, Carrie b
Clark, Oswego.
E Wahler, 0 Scheler, Hubbard.
a f Kirkpatrick, Lincoln Kan.
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tirine oftbe system Of legal black
mail employed by the trust, and
distillerles outside the trust are just
now adding largely 70 their facilities
MISUNDERSTANDING. The trust owes
lts stockholders $45, 5,000, coo, while 1t
has sallowed scores ofgreat distiIleries
and its visible assets to fall into
decay. Oftbese, eight we're once
prosperous Milwaukee institutions,
in this, the great whisky clearing
house Of the northwest. These
facts have just reached the surface
through the announcement yesterday
that six of the largest wholesale
whisky houses Of Milwaukee,
Hitherto dependent upon the trust,
had broken away from the organi-
zatIon, and are to erect "a huge distll-
lery with capacity of50,000 gallons
daily, the purpose being to buck the
trust as Shufe!dt did. In view Of
the practical certainty that the pur-
chase Of the Shufeldt and Calumet
in Chicago will be followed by
general rise In prices, those whc
have pledged allegiance to the trust
are apprehensive of the worst and
would like to get ont. On the Other
hand, those who are out are fearful
that they may be forced in, and art
consequently watching every move
with anxiety.
A JAPANESE PRINCE COMING.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 20.-Prlnce
KotohitO, of Japan has arrived IN
New York from Europe and will
reach San Francisco next Wednes
day. He has been a student of the
military service in France for three
or four years, and is on his way
home. He is travelling incognito
with two attendants, Chamberlain
Tanaka and body servant. The
prince will spend one day in this
city as the guest of his relative,
Suteme Chinda, the Japanese con
sui. He will go north then to Van
couver, whence he will sail for bone {
on the Canadian Pacific steamer ]
Empress Of Japan.
EXPLOSION ON THE SOUND.
TACOMA, June 20.-An explosion
on board the steamer North Pacific {
left that vessel half way between
Seattle and Port Townsend at point {
mo Point" ON Thursday in dis
abIed condition. When opposite the
point, her cylinder head blew out
and the piston broke. Soon the en-
tire vessel was developed in steam,
and there was almost panic among
the large number Of passengers on
board, but nobody was hurt. The
passengers and baggage were tras-
ferred to the steamer George E
Starr, which came to the point from
Port Angeles. The North Pacific is
to be taken in tow by the steamer
Sehome, and will be laid up for re-
pairs at Seattle.
NEW ARMY ORDER.
WASHINGTON, June 20.-By
general order, issued from the war
department, the army regulations
are amended as follows: When an Of
ficer under orders to change station,
takes advantage of leave ofabsence
before he joins his new station, he
is not deprived of the travel allow
ances to which he would be entitled ,
had he not availed himself of the +
leave. AT the expiration Of the
leave, the officer comes under the
operation of said order, and, in obey,
ng it, is entitled to full pay for the y
ime necessary to perform the jour pi
ley from his old station to the new 10
ne. n'
THE CASH BALANCE. 10,
WASHINGTON, June. - A state al
nent prepared in the office Of the in
of the treasury today be
hows an available balance of S3- II
ISS. 600. A.
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He Doesn,t can Any Moro.

He had never kissed her, and was
somewhat anxious to make up for lost
time, so he said:
'You might let me kiss you-just
once"
mo, "she said, playfully shaking her
head; 81 know what just once means;
It means half a dozen of times. You
are like all the rest. New York Press.
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+, 7, GOIisUCH, NJ. D.,
ONCE, 2l5 summit street

We will give 500 for any case of
Catarrh that cannot hE cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Taken inter-
nally. F.JCHENEY &CO., Props. q,
Toledo, o.
Dsg"Sold by all druggists, zoe.
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Baby carriages at sargeni,s.


See the new Singer at 1927 CONNER
cial street. cod
Shaw & Downing, agents North
ern Pacific K. r., 264 Commercial
street.
For inside prices the greatest
household outfitters in all lines are
Keller & Marsh, furniture dealers,
Salem. Also wall paper and win
dow shades. sat&w IT,
Greatest attraction in Salem is
that fine upright piano, which is to
be given away at Krausse Brothers
shoe store. eod-tf
Picture frames at Sargent's.
Buy the light running Singer at
327 Commercial street cod
Mouldings at Sargeut's,
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international law. Hippolytc tried
10 play high-handed gSme Of bluff
and he might have succeeded hac
not the German consul Threatened
TO report the matter to his govern
ment. Minister Fred Douglass, il is
said in the letter, stood trembling
with fear, and heard the black ruler
insult the flag Of every civilized ma.
tion almost, incluing bis own, with
out daring to offer protest. Ter.
ror reigns supreme at Port au-
Prince. The real instigators and
leaders of the movement against
him have escaped his vengance.
Some of them are secretly at work
In Port au Prince. Hippolyte the
writer thinks, is undoubtedly crazy.
Referring again Observation-Disclosures,
the writer says he evidently regards
the Haytian government with much
more veneration than his own.
The writer vigorously adds that as
the United States claims moral
jurisdiction over Hayti, it is about
time a minister of some decision
was sent there to replace Douglass.
Members Of the diplomatic corps
have appealed to Douglass tosustain
the moral position the Monroe dec
trine calls for, but in vain.
BANFoRD BURNS DOWN.
HANFoRD, Cal, June 20.-A dis
asterous fire started about yester-
day AFTERNOON in the gunsmith's
shopof ID. H. Hubbard. A consider
able breeze was blowing, and the
flames spread with wonderful rapid
ity to adjoining frame buildings
The total loss is about S125,000; in
surance about $4,000. The princi-
pal losers are: Kutner Goldstein &
Co., damaged $4,000 fully covered;
Frank Sharpless, two story uncom-
pleted buildings, $4,000, insured; J.
Bruner, brick building, stock of
harness, $4,000, insured for $500;
@. NJ. Smith, brick building and
frame and stock of furniture, $4,000;
insured, $500; Weiner & Co., $4,000,
insured; B. j. Turner, Grand Cen
tral hotel, $4,000, insured, $4,000;
Hanford Development company,
Hotel Artesa, $4,000, insured, S25-
600: John r. GARDENER, furniture
and saloon stock $500; insured $1,000
These and other losses to buildings
which will aggregate $4,000, fully
covered by insurance.
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THE CASH BALANCE.

WASHINGTON, June. - A state
ment prepared in the Office Of the
secretary of the treasury today
shows an available balance of S3-
ASS, 1000.
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FINANoEs IN ouATnMALA.

Sr' LOUIS, June 20.-A dispatch
from the city of Guatemala says
great sensation has been caused here
by the discovery that S6,0OO,0OO in
bonds has been issued for the re-
demption Of treasury notes instead
Of $s,0O0,000, as called for. II is
further stated that Barrillas has sold
$3,0O0,0O0 worth Of these bonds at
forty per cent. Of their face value
and pocketed the money and placed
the remainder of the bonds in the
treasury 10 redeem the notes.
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FOREIGN.
POLITICAL CORRUPTION.

OTTAWA, Ont, June 20.-Owen
E. Murphy, one of the witnesses
heard by the parliamentary com
mittee investigating in the charge
of corruption preferred against
Thomas McGreeyy Nj. p, in obtain
ing government contracts for
Murphy's firm. McGreevys brother
also being member of the firm.
Murphy testlfies that in three years
his firm gave 100000 in donations
to political go-betweens and for cam
paign purposes.
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Miss Thornton will receive vocal,
instrumental and language pupils
during the summer. All applica.
tions received Wednesday after
moons. 2lS Cottage street.
g. l5.d I'm
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NTANTED-Our agents make sl0Olo@
w a month selling our goods on lne'
merits. We want county ana glheh
agents, and will taSe back all gools ~ ~ {,
sold if Il county agent iails 70 elef ~.
and expenses afler a thirty days ia Mai, 81 y
a general agent less than sl@ ng io,,.. W..
send large illustrated circlh's i.u,r w. 1'sS ~,
with a special offer TO SUI Ie,ll'o,g n, s,Smn. n
AMY al once and get in OF the Dsson' D,sa.
Address Renner Manufacturing ", r,t sHt
burg. Pa.
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j. G, HARRIS. R. A. MOORE
SALEM EXPRESS COMPANY.
Leave orders at the Club stables. one
block east of Postofiice. All orders
promptly attended TO.
ASHBl'S MEAT MARKETS,

Salem, - S''N0'' -'"'lh
" are ready 10 mn al orders for nj,
Kinds OF Ire, h and salt meats Ne nm, ~,
sesp the best the country affords Fres
ast.,'s aett,NSlss We desire 10 thank an our old
ps.lohs Tor ttetr liberal patronage. d ,Dins
'hey win stun continue with us. ''''s
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"The use of 'Castoria' is so universal and
its merits so well known that it seems u work
of supererogation to endorse it, Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTYR, D. D.,
New York City.
Late Pastor Bloomingdale Reformed Church.
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BABY DAY.--Monday will here
after be baby day at Catterlin's gal
lery. lw
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NETANTED An active, reliable man
w saialy to $50 monthly, with In.
crease, 10 represent in his own section
teSpousibIc New York house, References
MANUFACrU RER, Lock Box l5S6i New
York
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fINAK EN- UP at the residence oil DunneS
OF Silver Falls. A bay gelding hss,
right side foot white, black lhahe aud w.
star in fDIehead, branded on lei nahe
Which owner can have by paying adya'
tisement and damages. Enquire uf w.
Dunnels, knights, Oregon 52l mN
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25c Want Column,

., NIiictS inserted for uHE CENT por
WORD EACH INsFlIIGN OISi No sdl rR
tisenlent US, liserteo in lhi, .o!uplp to, auss i'a
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for Infants and Children.

"Castoria is so well adapted to children that
rrecommend itas superior to any prescription
known to me-" H. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
Iii So. oxford ST., Brooklyn, N. Y.
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Castoria cures Collie, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhea, Eructation,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes d
gestion,
Without injurious medication.
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a man who has practicee medicine
for 10 years. ought to know salt from
sugar; read what he says;
TOLEDO, o., Jan, 10, 1887.
Messrs. #. j. Cheney a Col have been
In the general practice of medicine for
most 40 years, and would say that In all
my practice and experience have never
seen preparation that | could prescribe
with as much confidence of success as |
can Hairs Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
times and IT'S effect is wonderful, and would
say in conclusion that have yet TO find n
case of Catarrh that 1t would not cure, II
they would take IL according TO directions.
Yours truly,
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" For several years have recommended
your Castoria, and shall always continue TO
do SO as it has invariably produced beneficial
results"
Erwin F. PARpEE. NJ D.,
"The Winthrop 125th Street and 9TH Ave-,
New York City.
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THE HUNT LYNCHERs.

WALLA WALLA, June 20.-The
jury in the case of the six soldiers
on trail for the lyAching of A. j.
Hunt, returned verdict of not
guilty this afternoon.
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A LAND CLAIM.

CHICAGO, Ills, June 20.-Twenty-
five thousand people assembled at
Washington Park this afternoon, to
see the great Derby, the track was
fetlock deep with mud, Strathmeath
won. Poet Scout, second; King
man, third; time 2.49I.
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NAV YORK, June 2o.-According
70 a letter received from Port au-
Prince yesterday, President Hippo
lyie attempted, ON May ~, 10 take
fur political prisoners from the
Mexican consulate IN the Haytian
rullal, when the entre diplomatic
corrs called on the president ON May
80 % protest against this violation OF
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to Campbell & Marsh, Of DeS MoineS, Ia, for
price list OF lumber. bridge ties and striugers.
License to sell liquor was granted to Allen
Hall, West Jordan TO December %, 1891. Bond
approved.
Report Of L. G.. Hardy for unsolicited taxes
1890. received and filed.
The committee on infirmary was instructed
to make ali necessary alterations aud repairs.
Fond of Daniel W. Rench as supervisor Of
District No. "a approved by the PROBATE Judge
In the matter Of certain gravel beds belonging
to the county, reported by Supervisor Walters
as being fenced up by private parties, referred
to Messrs Cahoon and Butter.
In the matter of the bond of J. II. Bowman,
contractor for joint building, dled, in the sum
of sll3400. Signed by J. II. Bowman, w. S,
S1mkins, E G. Coffin, George E. Eeadon f. g..
Heath, George Mullett, 5. F. Fenton, George
Sheriff, Harry Haynes. F. II. Dyer, William
Roberts, Boyd Park, A. L. Williams, f. NJ.
Bishop, NJ Il. Evans, F. Armstrong and George
Olsen; the same was ordered approved.
County surveyor ordered to finish the survey
on the base liue OF the city limits.
| Petition OF David Mckenzie asking for re
duction of assessment from $1,000 to 81, o0C
granted.
PROBATE COURT.
Estate of Edward Scott ordered that petition
| for sitting apart estate to widow and minor
child, be set for hearing Saturday, October 10th
at 10 a. m.
Estate of Henry Collins; petition for partial
distribution, set for hearing Tuesday, October
9th. 1891, at 10 a. m.
Estate of George Boyle; October 50ih. 1891
set for hearing petition for sale of copartner
ship property.
Estate of Elizabeth Barnes; bond of W. B
Andrew administrator approved.
Estate of Jas. A Doyle: bond of Adelin'
| Doyle as Administrative approved.
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SALIVA ITEMS.
At the Fair--Rain, Mud, Death and Acct
dent

Hail prince OF rain and mud.
It has been raining here continuously for
the past week, and this afternoon the most
severe bailstorm was experienced that has
been witnessed for many, many years.
Tnis county, for the first time, will be
represented al the coming territorial fsir,
and Salina will show up favorably with her
sister settlements, for Mr.. j. w. Philips, of
this place, was exhibiting apples from his
orchard to-day that measured fifteen inches
in diameter and averaged in weight one
pound each.
Martha, the 16 year old daughter of Sarah
J. and George S. Williams, died here yes
terday at 8 80 p m. of intermittent fever
from which she had been suffering for some
time. She was very promising young
lady, and her countless friends and her
many relatives sadly mourn her loss. Fun
eral services will be held next Sunday.
A very sad accident, and one least ex-
pected, occurred in the family OF MIR. and
Mrs. Alma Gates at about 5 o'clock last
evening. Thor eleven months old child,
while sitting in the baby buggy, somehow
became overbalanced and fell out upon the
carpeted hoar, striking on the side of its
head, which caused conclusion of the brain
that may probably prove fatal The child
is alive at this writing, but is unconscious,
and seems to get no better. HAIR.
Sept 26, 1891.
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leave the state during the Nat Turner up
rising in 1881, six months after young
Stephen was born. The cider brother paid
for his tuition in Knox college in 1854. Al
ter graduating from college he became a
oookkeeper in ST. Louis. He was admitted
to the bar subsequently and began practice
in Des Moines, Iowa. He was successful,
but in 1865 came to New York and joined 9
Wall street firm. which was Afterwards
known as Marin g. White, and in 1882 as
S. Y. White & Co. Mr.. White made his
greatest reputation upon the street in con
nection with Delaware, Lackawanna &
Western stock in March, 1884. He cleared
at least 81, 100000 by the operation. He
was great friend Of the late Henry Ward
Beecher. Mr.. Whites downfall is owing
to his being g bull'' on corn. He carried
10, 600 600 bushels, and the price had fallen
from 20 to SO, making his losses some
81, 100000.
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