Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-19

lbS Tue reports lDat the cruiser 'oal
francisco had acted as spy a
QuiEteros Bay, the admiral said tha
he had denied these charges both il
a letter to Minister Egan and in hi,
report to the navy department, ant
that he did not care to discuss then
further.
w. c. II. U.
Boston, Nov. 19.-The w. c. II
u. convention after several days
session, closed yesterday. 1t va
voted that telegram be sent to the
president and government of the
United States against any belli-
gerent action on the part of the
United States against Chill.
Resolutions as adopted pledge the
members to renew efforts in the
cause of total abstinence and prohi-
bition, urge women to use every
means practicable to secure equal
governmental rights in state and
church, declares unalterably against
all political parties that in any way
protect the liquor system; endorse
that party which embodies in Its
platform the enfranchisement of wo-
men, prohibition of liquor traffic,
and preservation of the sabbath; CON
denim the action of the state depart
ment in Issuing u circular letter to
consuls in the South and Central
America, instructlng them to gather
all information possible regarding
the beer trade in those counties, with
the view of extending this business,
condemns the use by tobacconlsts of
advertisement in the shape of wo-
mems forms and faces, aud the use
Of obscene cards in cigar boxes and
cigarette packages; protests against
immoral theatrical literature and
medical advertisements; advocates
dIess reform; protests against the
publication by newspapers of details
of crimes and sensational stories, etc
DANGEROUS TWENTY DOLLAR GOLD
CERTIFICATE.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. The
secret service division of the treas.
ury department has information of
the existence of most dangerous
$40 counterfeit gold certificate. 1t
is a Photographic counterfeit, check
letter A-B. X. Bruce register, James
Gilltlllan treasurer, act of July II,
1882, department series A 372, ,945.
Apart from the counter containing
the figure 20 on 1.-THE face, and the
portrait of Garfield, there is little of
the gray of the photograph about it.
The seal is small and scalloped, hav-
ing a reddish tinge, apparently APP
piled with brush. The number is
very pronounced and heavier than
in the genuine. The surface on the
note Is onC-half of an inch shorter
and one-eighth of an inch narrower
than the genuine, 1t has the two
parallel silk threads running
through 1t. The tint on the back of
the note is light brown, while In the
genuine notes II Is orange. This
counterfeit is determined by the
character of It's tints rather than by
the lines In the engraving, as ii Is
photograph of genuine work.
NATIONAL UNION 60.
MINNEAPoLIs, Nov. ia special
from Aberdeen, S. d., says; 1t IL
learned that the business depart
ment OF the Alliance in twenty-five
states OF the Union has united with
leading business men OF New York |
City aud formed a company similar
In It's plan Of operation TO the eele
brated Rochdale system in England,
and the cooperative stores in Utah.
The organization Is called "rhe
National Union Company" aud has
large means at It's command. II Is
,sseFled that the advantages "A To the
Alliance are twafold. II will have
ihe business ability aud experience
a a. q T.