Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-10
TO MANUFACTURE COKE.
Wandered from Home, New York
Republicans, Trying to Stop Pic
MICS, Had a Time, Three Times
Married, Portland Races, viii
Pay one Month, Funeral of Judge
Sawyer, State and Foreign News.
FOR BLAINE.

$50: Harrison 16: Foster :: Mex
p ley /: Alger l. Absent six, non &C
initial 1O7. Fifty six marked n
committal admitted they favor
Blaiue but did not wish TO be quote
NEW YORK REPUBLICANS.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Sept. TO-
SlOat Fassett was nominated (
governor on the first ballot, al
John Vrooman for lieutenant go
ernor by acclamation.
The platform commends the wi
dom, patriotism, and purity of tt
ADMINISTRATION of President Harrison
aud endorses Secretary Tracy
management of the navy depar
nent, approves the policy of th
treasury department on silver. Th
platform says: "The act of Jul
l4th, 1889, provides for the purchas
of silver, the product of America
Dines, and Issuing new treasur.
notes protected by reserve of on
hundred cents worth Of silver 70
every dollar ISSUED. We commend
this policy Of maintaining gold anC
silver ut parity; treasury notes paiC
for silver to be kept at par with gold
The voice of New York is emphatic
against any degradation of the cur
rency, and demands with President
Harrison, that every dollar issued by
the government, whether paper OF
coin, shall be as good as every Other
dollar"
Another plank says: A compre
hensive and efficient exercise Of leg
islation giving local option by coun-
ties, towns and cities, aud restricting
by taxation in such localities as do
not by option exclude the liquor
traffic, is favored. IL denounces the
unpatriotic effort Of Governor Hill,
through the last Democratic assem-.
bly,, TO place this state In an un-
frlendlyattitude towards theWorld's
Columbian exposition to be held in
Chicago In 1892; recognizes the nee.
essity for an exhibition by the state
IN keeping with its commercial and
industrial supremacy In the nation;
and favorl early action by the next
providing for a proper
from this state.
For secretary of state, Eugene r.
O'Conner, of Brooklyn; comptroller,
g. Wade, of Jamestown;
state treasurer, Ira NJ. Hedges, OF
Rockland county; encouragement
VIM. e. Sutherland, of Monroe.
TO MANUFACTURE COKE.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept .l0.-Robert
Ramsey, superintendent of Friek
\ Company's great coal mines and
,oke works at Connellsville, Penna.,
md the iron and steel company of
Youngstown, is In this city. He IL
me OF u party, now exploring the
Pacific coast, to look up the coke and
roa resources, with view Of man.
Ifacturlng coke, pig iron and steel.
We have talked over the country"
aid superintendent Ramsey, "from
'airhaven down. We have found |
ood coking coal from Wilkinson
line, Puget Sound. AS to iron, we
re not yet certain that there IL a
ipply Of Bessemer ore, but we
link there is. We are satisfied the
aciiic coast has coal to manufacture
pod coke.n
THREE TIMES MARRIED.
ANNisToN, Ala, Sept. l0,-Mr.
nd Mrs. John Dickson were mar
ed. and after living together a
'uple Of years obtained a divorce.
few months latter John married
fascinating widow. Mrs. Dick son
llowed suit with widower, and
va weeks later she was Mrs.
Mrs. Dickson, No. 9,
we'd only year orso, and after her
'ath, Dickson made overtures to
Ia former wife, who repented aud
serted her second husband and
'me with Dickson to Alabama.
hey located in Anniston In 1883,
I'd had only been living here a
W months when they again sepe-
ted aud divorced. Both married
'ah, Dickson taking u young girl
Il then out OF her teens. In the
MINER OF 1885 Mrs. Dickson was
arried TO a Mr.. Baker Last year
lker died, and again Dickson and
G much married woman made up.
I 10 get Dickson's wife out of the {
" was the question, For several
'eks they puzzled over 1t, and !
AIMED TO no effect. Finally the
portunity came. Trumped-up
arges We're brought against her, 5
q so plain a case did they make /
llnst the unofitnding girl. that I
ckson was again divorced. The Il
,ree was made last spring, and 4
days ago Dickson aud Mrs. Bak- \
were married for the third time
W. long they will live together ii
y no one can tell. IA
TRYING TO sroP PICNICs. ri
iAsoourAH, H., Sept. lO.-The 4
IA OF Okawaviile, la Washington q
nty, fifteen miles south OF here, q
the Louisville 4 Nashville rail. ~
A, Is Ia n high state OF excite. a
lI over y bitter light between the n
roh aud the saloon-keepers Ia
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