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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-15

nNHREE BALLS.-Monev loaned on
| watches and jewelry and al kinds OF
personal property that can be stored in
my safe or store. Al Bars jewelry store,
l ) State street. 4-27 If
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| niHsiOBef6 decision. Ine assistant
secretary has also affirmed the com.
missIoner's decision on the appeal OF
Henry J.. DAVIS, ex parte, declining
10 recommend the payment Of sl.25
per acre on a desert land entry In
Shasta, Cal, within the limits OF
the grant to the California & Oregon
railway company, on the ground
that the act Of March 3, 1853, fixing
the price of public lands within rail-
road limits at $3.50 per acre was not
repealed by the desert land act
which fixes the price of desert land
at Sl.25 per acre.
YACHT SUNK.
NEW YORK, June 15.-Early this
morning a tug boat ran into and
sunk the yacht "Emila" Frank
Jenkins and William II. Hoban
were drowned. A party of eleven
was OH the yacht. The pilot OF the
tug has been arrested.
DROWNED.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, June 15.-
A. d. Cooley and G. II. Anderson
Of this city and two young ladies
living at Rockford were drowned
at Rockford last evening by the
clpsizing of boat. .
r.e r,nnx-..r, s,n,r~-
CHICAGO June 15.-It was announ-
ced yesterday that Nina Van Zandt,
whose name was prominently before
the public at the time of the anarch
ist excitement, is soon to be married
to Salvador Stefano Malatto, ayoung
Sicillian, who was sent here by
Italian papers to look after the
Italian department of the worlds |
fair. He met Miss Van Zandt and |
it was case of love at first sight. |
Nina is the young woman who fell
in love with August Spies, the young |
who was hanged for |
participating in the Haymarket riot,
and being unable to get the consent |
of the authorities for her marriage !
to the condemned man in Jail she went
before magistrate with his brother,
and was married to him by proxy
After the execution she came out in /
widows weeds.
THE BEHRING SEA.
WASHINGTON June Is. TIL {
President today issued a proclama-
ton, stating that the agreement for
the modus vivendi between the gov
ernment of the United States and /.
the government of Her Britannia
Majesty, in relation to the fur seal
fisheries in Bebring sea, concluded |
on the 18th day of last June. The |
following agreement is made with
out prejunice to the rights or claims
of either party. Her Majesty's gov
ernment will prohibit until May |
next seal killing in that part OF
Behring sea lying eastward of line
of demarkation described in article |
No. of the treaty of 1867, between |
the United States aud Russia. The |
United States government will pro
hibit seal killing for the same period |
in the same part of Behring sea and |
on the shores and islands thereof, !
the property of the United States
lin excess OF 1900 to be taken on the
islands for the subsistence and care
of the natives). The agreement au-
thorizes the United States vessels to
seize offending British vessels which,
however, are to be turned over to
the British authorities for trial.
Orders are now in preparation for
immediate dispatch, probably, of
.wo naval vessels from San Francis
20 to Alrska where they will assist
The three revenue cutters in the task
Of driving of pOaching scaling yes
sells.
BEHRING SEA.
NGTON, June l5.-The
agreement for closed season in
Behring sea was signed this morn
ing,
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"ELOW on beautiful Oregon" Ilwaco,"
Il and Tacoma" are the titles TO three
new and charming musical com positions
for the piano forte, flute Or violin. BY mail
- cents eacn. For sale at Diamonds Mu-
sic House, sos Commercial street, Saleu-
A general stock of musical merchandise.
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UNhKEN UP at the residence OIL Dunnells
i OF Silver Falls, A bay gelding horse
right side foot white, black maze and tail
star in forehead branded on left flank
Which owner can have by paying adver-
tisement and damages. Enquire of Joe
Dunnells, Knights, Oregon. 5 2l I'm DIV
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WEATHER REPORT.

SAN FRANCISCO, June l5.-Forc.
east for Oregon ana Washington,
light raius, except in Eastern Oregon.
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LIE Richnu's Golden Balsam No. 4
Cures Chancres, first and second stages
Sores on the Legs and Body; Sore Ears
Eyes, Nose, etc, Copper-eolored Blotches
Syphilitic Catarrh, diseased Scalp, and al
primary forms of the disease known as
syphilis. Price, S5 90 per Bottle,
LIE Richau's Golden Balsam No, 2
Cures-Tertiary, Mercurial Syphilitic Rheu
matism, Pains in the Bones, Pains in the
Head, back Of the Mex, liberated Sore
Throat, Syphilitic Rash, Lumps and con.
tracted Cords, Stiffness Of the Limbs, and
eradicates all disease from the system
whether caused by indiscretion or abuse
OF Mercury, leaving the blood pure and
healthy. Price SIS 90 per BOttIe.
LIE RichRu's Golden spanish Anti.
dote for the cure OF GOnorrhGa, elect
Irritation Gravel, and all Urinary or Geni
Bottle.
IL Richau's Golden Spanish In.
lection, for severe cases OF GOnorrhna
lniiammatory elect. Structures, sc. Price
81 50 per Bottle.
lie RfchRu's Golden Ointment
for the effective healing OF Syphilitic Sores
and eruptOns. Price 81 90 per Box.
lie R4chRu's Golden PIlIs-Nervs
and Brain treatment; loss OF physical DOW
er. excess or oYer-work, Prostration, etc
Price 50 90 per BOX.
Tonic and NsrVine,
Sent everywhere, @. o. D., securely packed
per express
IhE RICHARDS DRUG CO., Aqeuts
500 a 6I1 MARKET ST,
Sam Francisco, Ca.
eeiiLARs SENT FREF-
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NICELY furnished rooms TO rent, with
y board, III pleasantest part ofcity, near
street car lines, 406 Center street 800 If
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NNTANTED-Our agents make sIOO 70 so

WANTED-Our agents make 500 TO $500
w month selling our goods on their
merits. We want county and general
agents, and will take back all goods un-
sold if a county agent fails TO clear SlOO
and expenses af'er thirty days trial, OF
a general agent less than $3.50. We viii
send large Illustrated circulars and letter
with a special offer to suit territory ap-
Dlied tor, on receipt offs one cent stamps
Apply at once and get in or the boom.
Address Renner Manufacturing Co.. Pitts.
burg, Ea. d6w If
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25C Want Column.

I OST.-Blue. roam and white COW, 6 years
i ! old, cut in left ear, both horns cut at
tips. Gone two weeks. Return to sher-
man, deputy county clerk. DIV 1t@
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NOR RENT.-Fine cottage, central part
J. OF city, all modern convenience. In
quire vi " ylie A. Moores, Turner block,
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WANTED An active, reliable man
w salary so TO $50 monthly, with in.
crease, to represent in his own section a
responsible New FORK house, References.
MANUFACTURE Err, Lock Box 1855, New
York
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MISCELLANY.
NOTED nrsrrRAno DEAD.

BENSON, Ariz., June l4.-Deputy
sheriff Gray arrived here yesterday
morning with the body ofthe motor
ious Mexican stage robber, Geroni-
mo, and two of his coufederates.
rhey have been rohbing stages in
Southern Arizona during the last
Eve wears, and the officers have been
continually after them. Last night
Gray and a posse ran them down in
the mountains near Puttano. They
made fight, and Geronimo fired
live and Leon three shots, without
effect. They bad pistols and The
pursuers rifles. Geronimo fell dead.
Leon surrendered. Geronimo has
robbed the United States mail and
stage passengers more than dozen
times. He has committed many
murders, been captured several times
aud escaped. Leon, his accomplice,
up to six months ago, was deputy
under Sheriff Slaughter, and in
almost constant pursuit of Geronimo
until Slaughter went out of Office.
Then he joined Geronimo. This
killing and capture is considered
the most important ever made in
Arizona.
WAS TRIED SIX TIMES.
COLUMBIA, sc. June 15-The fact
that it is very difficulty to find a
South Carolina jury which will cen
vict white man of murder was
again strikingly illustrated this
morning, when r. T. Jones, the
famous Edgefeld county "famlly
exterminator." was found guilty of
manslaughter. Previous to the trial
just ended Jones was tried five times
for his triple crime. The jury in
each instance failed to agree, in
spite of the fact that the evidence
against him was overwhelming.
GOT OFF LIGHTLY.
WHEATLAND, Cal, June 15,-F'ri-
day night the citizens of this place
took old man Bill Beal out in the
country and treated him to coat of
tar and feathers. Ella Davis, the
girl who committed suicide Wednes-
day, on her dying bed accused Beal,
her stepfather, of being the cause of
her downfall, Hence the action of
the citizens.
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GOT OFF LIGHTLY.
FRITZ is DEAD.

CORNWALL, on the Hudson, NY,
June 15.-"Fritz Emmett the actor
died today of pneumonia.
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Buy the light running Singer at
327 Commercial street cod
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STATE.
roRrLANp's ELECTION.

PORTLAND, June 15.-An election
is being held in this city today for
the purpose Of electing a full muni
cipal ticket. There are two tickets
in the field, staight republican and
consolidation or citizens ticket
composed equally Of republicans
and democrats. Besides the above
two tickets there is one bearing
the head of the Consolidation
ticket" This ticket is the regular
consolidation ticket with the ezcep-
ton that il has none of he repub-
lican candidates for police commits
sioner upon 1t. During the forenoon
several arrests were made but as yet
no one Is found 10 issue warrants.
The reports up to 2 O'Clock indicate
that the consolidation ticket will
have majority with one or two
exceptions. The police commission
er will be close with the chances In
favor Of Frank, republican nominee)
the principal fight now seems to b,
centered on this office. The overseer
of the street department is also
close.
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SEVERE HEAT IN THE EAST.
Latest From the City Election
in Portland.
ROTHSCHILD WILL BUY THE ANACONDA.
Accident on S. P, The City Of Rich
mond on Fire at. Sea, Big Time
at independence, Great Rail Road
Disaster, State and Foreign
News, Etc.
SEVERE HEAT IN THE EAST.

NEW YORK, June l5.-Today is
the hottest OF the season. At two
o'clock this afternoon the thermom
eter registered 97lo. Reports from
many points in New England say
the thermometer ranged from S20 to
l07o, the latter point being reached
At Providence, r.. l. Vegetation Is
badly scorched in Connecticut. Re
ports from all parts of New YORK
state indicate intense heat.
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nRcIsIoNs AFFlRMEp.

WAsHiNoToN, June l5.-Asslst-
ant Secretary Chandler has sus-
talned the decision OF the commits
sloner Of the land ofllce, canoellng
the homestead OF james Y. Hough-
tor, on his appeal, for a tract Of
laud Ia the ran franclsc, and
district, on lno & oand that the ad-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-15

CHICAGO, June 10. = a special dis
patch from Butte, Montana, says
hat August Belmont, as agent of
he Rothschilds has been instructed
10 close a deal by which the lat
ter will in September next take
posse. sion of the great Anaconda
copper mines. The price to be paid
is stated at between twenty and
twenty-five million dollars. The
purchase by the Rothschilds is said
10 be for a foreign syndicate.
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FROM INDEPENDENCE.

INDEPENDENCE, June 10 -Satur
day was a gala day in Independence
over 1000 people attending the
second day of the annual picnic
The speakers were H. II. Brown, Of
Salem, and j. r. n. Bell, of this
city. The games were exciting and
well conducted. The display of
blooded colts was a success. The
fifteen-sixteenths mile dash was run
in A seconds, Lancy ID. winning.
The mile trotting race, best three in
five. was intensely exciting, and not
decided. The entries were Black
Diamond, by r. d. Cooper; Nellie
X, by J. w. Kirkland; Coly, by Sol
Stump.
First heat, time 3;O1, taken ly
Black Diamond.
Second heat, time 2;j9l, taken by
Black Diamond.
Third heat, time Psi, taken by
Nellia x.
Fourth heat, time 2:58l, taken by
Nellie X.
Fifth heat, time 2:49, taken by
Coly.
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BEHRING SEA.

WAsHINGTON, June l5.-The
agreement for a closed season in
Behring sea was signed this morn
inc
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Health is Wealth +!
BRAIN

DIR. r. q. VESTS Nerve and BRAN
ar aiuis az, guaranteed specific for Hvs
sra, n xxineSs, Commissions Fits. Nery0u,
Neuralgia, Headache, Nervous proetratiol
auset By The use OF alcohol or tolsac,o
Nakcii Hoes, Mental Depression, soften
eaclnZ o. misery, decay and death. ors
ht'u e Nid age, narrcnness, los az noWei
a. se1 b oNer-exeTtiOn OF the hraIa. Fael
~,x cont ins one Hnonth's treatment. Si.,
ne, al of receipt Of price.
UARANTEE SIX BOXES
O. c,iIf any case. With each o,.ser n,
tiNeo ~ a. lcr six hoxeS. accolnuanl,.
WIN eoA, W. win send the purchaser a.
eftNrn sQtfanlee 10 refund the luanaV
- 'tA tlt ni don lot effect q cura Qua
,o,rte .,toed only BY Geo. n. God. Drun
-a.', so'e agent ~ com. 81. kaleni, Or,
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QUIET DAY IN TACOMA.

TACOMA, June Is. - The Anti
Sunday Saloon Association succeed
ed In closing all the saloons yester-
day. The saloon Lien, to retaliate,
closed some restaurants and all fruit
aud cigar stands. The day was very
quiet. Some restaurateurs who kept
open will be prosecuted.
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CITY OF RICHMOND.

LIvERPooL, June l5.-rhe inman
steamer City OF Richmond, from
New York, which arrived at Queens
town Sunday morning aud reported
that FIRE broke out in her hold June
., reached here this morning.
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CAME TO A HALT.

AMI " n II ALI
PORTLAND, June l5.-The Sl00-
600 damage suit of Asa Hamilton, Of
Portland, against The Sou hern Pa
eff; Railroad Company, came to an
unexpected aud abrupt termination,
for the time being, at Carson City,
New, where the "a e was on trial in
the United States district court. Ali
the evidence had been submitted,
aud eX-Congressman Woodburu,
Mr.. Hamilton's attorney was max
ing his closing argueme ut, when
two of the jurymen were suddenly
taken i'll and unable to proceed with
the case. United States Judge
Hawley ordered the case continued
until next November, and also ruled
that all the evidence then submitted
should be preserved and used at
the next tIial.
DROPPED DEAD AT A FUNERAL.
PENDLEToN, June 15.-The re-
mains of the late James H. Turner
were corted to the grave Saturday
forenoon 10y a large number of friends
and citizens. AT the cemetery ser
vices were conducted by the Pendle-
ton A. f. d A. NJ.
During thefuneral occurred sad and
coincidence, the death of a
brotherMasoE In. Figg,a successful
Cold Spring farmer. Figg was sub
ject to heart disease, and i'm the last
week or two had been feeling some
what i'll, He drove to the cemetery
in hack with the funeral process
sioa, and after arriving there got
out of he vehicle in order 10 take
his place in the ranks with the
Masonic brethren. He had TO walk
rapidly few steps to do so, and the
eXertion doubtless brought on the
attack. He sank to the ground,
and friends Immediately gathered
around him and offered all the as
sistance possible. For a time he
showed signs Of rallying, but after
ward grew weaker, and in fifteen
or twenty minutes expired. He
was a men4ber Of the Masonic aud
Odd Fellows lodges.
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rHE sEAL FIsHERIKs.

WASHINGTON. June l6.-News
was rece'v we'd a. Washington ON
SATURDAY that the sieemer Danube
sailed from Victoria tpmeet the seal
Ing floel Oh sandy point, Hhumagan
ISLANDS. and bring bask the seal
catch, already made between British
Columbia an shumagen lslanda,
aud which, II Is reported, numbers
x. 900 sk.ns. Tie reet, aisor deliver
ine the catch. .to the Danube, VIII san
iDf nehrIns sea. expecting, a. Last
yeas, 20 Int e se frm anyons'
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ACCIDENT on THE s. p.

PORT COSTA, Cal, June IA
collision occurred on the Southern
Pacific line near here today. A pa
senger train ran into gravel train.
Two tralnmen are reported killed
and FIVE passengers wounded.
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YACHT SUNK.

NEW YORK, June l5.-Early this
morning tug boat ran into and
sunk the yacht Emilia" Frank
Jenkins and William II. Hoban
were drowned. A party of eleven
was on the yacht The pilot OF the
tug has been arrested.
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DROWNED.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, June 15.-
A. ID. Cooley and G. II. Anderson
Of this city and two young ladies
living at Rockford were drowned
at Rockford last evening by the
clpsizing of boat. .
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cHIoAao's BIG STRIKE.

CHICAGO, June l5.-In addition to
1900 architectural iron workers an
nounced to go on a strike today 700
metal workers are attempting to
secure an eight-hour day and an in
crease In wages,
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WAsHIHoroN, June l5.-The sec
retary OF state informs the treasury
department that the Chinese govern
ment. i'm order TO facilitates a more per
feet compliance with the terms OF the
Chinese restriction laws, has author
lied It's consuls In foreign countries
10 issue Ia behsaf Of their govern
naent, to the exempted or the privi-
legged class Of Chinese, the certificate
Of identity required. The treasury
department has decided that such
certificates will be accepted by Gus
ll.nle officers.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-07-26
BASEBALL NOTES.

The people Of Washington pay to see ball,
not debating matches between the umpire and
the opposing teams or to listen to jeers at the
players and umpire by disorderly spectators
There is too much of this allowed at the Ma
tional Park and the umpire would be justified
in singing out some of these disturbers and
thority, and when he insists on the party or
parties being elected the home team is obliged
TO do it. The attendance at the park is made
up mostly OF excellent people and they should
be protected in the enjoyment of the game.
There are few who go out seemingly with
and hoot at him epithets that are not pleasant
TO hear.
TIE HERALD man nosed around among the
patrons Of National Park during the week to
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-07-26
Games Elsewhere.

COLUMBUS, o., July 25.-St. Louis could
not hit Dolan to-day and Columbus won. The
contest was brilliant fielding and pitching
exhibition. Attendance 1900. Score:
Columbus. l 90 0 o.
st. Louis. .......... 0 0 0 0 0 OIL
Earned runs-Columbus l; st. Louis 1.
Two-base hits-Duffee, Dolau, Sneed. Stolen
bases-Kuehne, 2; Hoy, 1. Double plays
Leblanc and Wheelock. First base on balls
by Dolan, 3; by Duryea, 4. Struck out-by
Dolan, 5; by Duryea, s. Passed balls-Boyle,
8. Wild pitches-Duryea. Left on bases
Columbus, 5; st. Louis, s. Umpire-Kerins.
Time, 1:50.
BALTIMORE, MD, July 25.-The Baltimore
and Boston clubs played fourteen-inning
game to-day which resulted in tie because of
darkness. The fielding on both sides at times
was brilliant. The batting was very light.
The home team lost the game in the third in
ming because of errors. Attendance, 3,012.
Score:
Baltimore. 10 100000 OoO-3
Boston,. 3 0 5000 00O0 O-3
Earned -Baltimore,..2. Three-base hits
yam Var aaItren, aI Hardie and Duffy Stolen
plays-GilberU and Werden. First base on
balls-Baltimpre, 5; Boston, 4. Hit by
pitched ball-Brouthers. Struck out-6y
Mcmahon, A. by Buffinton, 8. First on errors
Baltimore, 2; Boston, l. Left on bases
Baltimore, 10; Boston, s. Time-2:4O. Um-
pire-Davis.
CINCINNATI, ONO, July 25.-Cincinnati
won to-day,s game because it played better
than Louisville. Canavan's fine playing both
in the field and at bat was the chief feature
Attendance, 600. Score:
Cincinnati 49,. 2 O 0 4 3 O l 9 O-12
LOUISVILLE. o 0 0 2 O 0 l. 8
Earned runs-Cincinnati, g. Louisville 8.
Two-base hits-Johnston, Donovan, Taylor,
Irwin. Three-base hits-Cauavan, Robinson,
Dwyer. Stolen bases-Andrews and Kelly
Double plays--Dwyer and Canavan; Carney,
Weaver and Ryan, and Weaver and
Irwin. First base on balls-By Dwyer,
2; by Fitzgerald, 5. Hit by pitched
ball, Carney. Struck out-By Dwyer, 5: by
Fitzgerald, l. Passed balls-Ryan, g. Time
-1:45. Umpire-Ferguson.
PTrTsBURG, Pa, July 25.-This afternoon
J. 3. Wagner. president of the Athletic Base
ball Club of Philadelphia, announced that he
had signed three-years' lease of Recreation
Park, Allegheny. "Pttsburg," said he, twill
have an association team there next
season, good one, and but 25 cents admis-
sion will be charged. There will be a club in
Chicago also, and Louisville will likely be
dropped
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-07-26
The Case of HaIIigan.

President Young, of the League, states in
refutation of stories about back-sliding on the
part Of the League in relation to Halligan
joining the Cincinnati League team, that his
case is entirely different from the others of
the Omaha Club. Halligsn's release was
mailed him on July /, and after ten days and
no Western Association club claiming him,
he was free to go where he pleased. He
Joined the Cincinnatis and his contract with
them will be duly approved. If the other
Omaha players were released in similar
way there would be no trouble, but as the
Board of Control has nothing to show for it,,
the order had TO be made to protect the Asso--
citation, party to the National Agreement.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-07-26
Catcher Lohmnn Released.

The axe of decaptation again fell among
the players of the National Club last night,
and the individual who suffered was Catcher
Peter Lohman, the Californian. The release
of Lohman was a surprise, as he has been
doing good work and was regarded as fixture
receive his ticket-of-leave, and in his place
will come McCauley who has been playing so
well for the Omahas. This will strengthen
the weakest spot on the team.
Attorney Sutherland, of the National Club,
is out with an open letter to President Young,
of the League, in relation to the proclamation
of that official in regard to the Omaha play
ers. The legal light of the home team han
dies the League without gloves and warns its
officers that the League, great and powerful
as it is, IS amenable to the law if they try to
intimidate, coerce or boycott men who are
wage earners. 1t is a good letter.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-07-26
Contracts for 1891.
Secretary Young makes the following al

Secretary Young makes the following an
nouncements:
Contracts for 1S9l-With Lebanon, w.
j. Clymes, j. Jones, II. F. Goodall, G. Bayne.
With Omaha, r. Leayley, s. NJ. Dunyan.
Spokane, b. +. Snyder; Oshkosh, w. Sommers;
MeadVille, w. Ii. Campfeld; Ottawa, Frank
Harris.
Term accepted-Payne, by Kansas City.
Reeased-By Chicago: Ed +. Stein. Mil
1Yaukee S. NJ Dunyan. Sioux City; G. H.
Krich and It. l. Poorman. Lebanon: John
+. Coleman, j. Petrie, j. B. Taylor, E.:C.
Tate, and A. L. Bushong. Denver: w
O'Brien, w. ID. White, g. i. Reynolds, j. Il.
Keefe, w. II. Mcclellan. Meadyille Ed.
Taylor. Olean-E. A. Dibble, G. II. Flack,
II. Oberlander Seattle: 3. +. Snyder. Gin
cinnati: Charles Mari.
Services aeeepted-By Omaha: w. IL. Nc
Clellan and +. Flanagan.
Suspended-By Portland: M Shine. Man
chester james CallOpy.
Reinetated-By Portland, Ore; William
gorge. Appleton; G. F. Thorp.