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Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-21
REDLANDS.

News Notes from the Infant Wonder
City.
REDLANDs, Dec. 20.-A special train
will take party to the band ball at San
Bernardino tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Spats of Mime
sofa are recent arrivals and living on
Fourth street.
The Baptist church Of Riverside has
secured the services of Miss Nellie @.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-21
Fowler Of this city as leader of the

Fowler Of this city as leader of the
choir.
Dennis Ferguson while driving home
Sunday evening collided with the vehi-
Gle occupied by Mr.. Humphrey and took
a wheel off. Mr.. Humphrey and his
companion, E. O. Beatty, were obliged
the scene OF the wreck.
The Windsor is today under lease to
Mrs. Sloan and the immediate manage
ment and control of A. H. Pratt.
The iron pillars and pllasters Tor the
Maginnis block are on the ground and
that structure will soon be under cover.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-21

Best remedy for sprains and pains. Mr. J. M.
Spring. Bennings, D. c., writes: "I have been
using salvation Oil and have obtained great
relie. Among so many remedies tried, Saliva
tion Oil IL the best for sprains and pans In the
back" It kills all pain.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-21

BY using Halls Hair Renewer, gray, faded or
discoloreH hair assumes the natural color Of
youth. and grows luxuriant and strong, pleas
ing everybody.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-21

still they. 60 our So all wool pants. Null
len, Bluett 4 Co.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-21

Our special sale Of So all wool pants ia still
on, Mullen, Bluett 4 Co.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-15
Sweater shops Of Chicago

CHICAGO. June l5.-HeAlth CON-
missioner Weare proposes 20 make q
determined assault On Chicago
sweater shops. In response tn s
eoUDcii orisr asking for information
on this subject, four inspectors were
set at work last week. In two days
hey reported 3bo shops in which the
isE wAs either being violated or the
conditions were such that violations
H-ers probably. The commissioner
sill complete a Canvass Of the city,
and begin suit on every probable
violation. Next Monday night a re-
port Of The work will be sent to the
council, and that body will te asked
70 cOncQr in certain recommends
lions. Most important among these
~ill be ole asking that at ordinance
licensing OF compelling the owners
OF such shops TO register at the de.
paTtmenr Will be passed.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-15
A PERSISTENT LOVER.
Clarkson at Last Succeeds in Elop-
ing With Mss Wheeler.

PORTLAND, June b. Frank
ClarksoD, the young Astorian, who
after being thrashed by the young
lady's brother, it was not believed
that be would make an attempt to
see his sweetheart very soon again,
and the young lady, whose name,
by the way, is Miss Katherine
Wheeler, was given a little more
latitude in her home. But just there
her family made fatal mistake.
Monday evening, before dusk, she
was allowed 10 take a drive with a
young lady friend, the Wheelers be-
lieving that her lover had returned
TO Astoria. He. however, was in
East Portland, whittier the girls
drove, and met the persistent AstOr-
ian. Miss Wheeler remained with
him, and the other young lady drove
home. The couple are now far a.
way, very likely. and the next that
may he heard of them is that they
are married. While the Wheelers
are very wrathy over Miss Rather
ines conduct, time will doubtless
effect a reconciliation, and Clarkson
will not be shot.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-15
DETERMINED LYNCHERS
The Excitement at Guthrie, Okla
homa Unabated.

GUTHRIE, o. T., June l5.-The
excitement here is unabated. Two
attempts have been made within
the last "A hours 10 lynch Holley,
the cOloIed rape fiend. The mob
seems az determined as ever 10 ac-
complish its purpose. The negro
was lodged in jail after a prelinii-
nary examination yesterday after
noon, and a guard of 20 men sta
toned around the Jail in. order to re-
sist any attempt on the part Of the
people TO lynch the prisoner. Las.
night at o'clock Holley was taken
by the sheriff7s wife iu a carriage
and driven away. Later an attempt
was made by the crowd to enter the
Jail, but the mob was dispersed by a
strong guard. AT 1890 last night
500 men marched 10 the Jail aud de-
manded the prisoner. They were
told Holley had been taken away
but Were not satisfied until the jail
had been searched by committee.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-15
THE CHICAGO CONVENTION.
Reception Committee Preparing for
tie Reception of Guests.

CHICAGO, June l5.-An important
meeting of the reception committee
Of Democratic national convention
was he'd al tie Palmer hUuse yester-
day afternoon. Nearly all the mem
bers were present to receive from
Chairman Black instructions as TO
their duties during the convention.
Each member was notified Of the
state TO which he had been assigued,
and was told that he must plac=
himself in Communication with his
delegation and be prepared todevote
MS entire time until after the close
Of the convention TO entertaining
his guests. Headquarters for the
reception committee Will he in q
room at the Wigwam, set apart for
that purpose, and in one of the par
lors of the Palmer house a general
information bureau will be COZ
Quoted by the committee. The
members Of the T, ception committee
assigned 10 the Pacific states are
r. J. Smith, Charles Cookery.
Washington; Z. E. Brown. Oregon:
Dr.. F. J. Todd, Wyoming; Thomas
Gahau, California; William Loeffier.
Idaho; Dennis Considiue snd Frank
y. Brandecker, jr., Arizona. Mem
bers Of the Democratic national CON-
mittee are expected 10 arrive in this
city by Thursday. aud will mold &
conference with the local committee
on Arrangements on the following
day. The meeting for the selection
Of temporary chairman of the COD
vention Will not be held before the
close Of the week, at the earliest.
Senator John VI. Palmer's friends in
Illinois hope 10 have the solid vote
of the state delegation to the na-
tional convention next week cast
for him for president. Instructions
given at the state convention al
Springfield six weeks ago can be
Interpreted, il il claimed, in no other
way that unless Grover Cleveland
is TO be the man, the vote of Illinois
is to go to Senator Palmer. The
Morrison element of the party Is
alert as well, and claims considera-
ton for the author of the horizontal
tariff bin, but it comedies Senator
Palmer's prior claim,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-15
Novel Worlds Fair Exhibit,

CHICAGo,June l5.-One Of the
largest concerns in the United States
engaged in the manufacture Of bells
had a representative at the worlds
fair grounds today to get space for a
novel but interesting exhibit. The
company proposes 10 reproduce in
every particular the fsmnns Tzarkc-
lokol, the king Of bells" aud TO use
the reproduced bell, if such it could
be called, as building in which to
exhibit its own collection Of bells
The Tzarkolokol would furnish
ample space for an extensive exhibit
Ii is - feet in diameter, aud p
feet inches high "We have sent
70 Moscow for the exact measure
ments and 8 detailed description OF
the bell,n said Edward Howland,
secretary Of the company, "and a
the necessary space allotted We shall
begin the work. On account Of the
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-15
Missing Steamer AL Right

CHICAGO, June l5.-The sieamel
Juliet returned to her pier yester.
day morning. The Juliet started
for Highland Park with graduating
class Of the preparatory school OF
Northwestern university st Evans
ton. There were 81 young ladies
and gentlemen in the party, and the
steamer not returning that evening
it was feared that she had gone
down IN the laFe during the great
storm. The trip. while eventful.
was not st any time considered dan
geYous. The scare was all non
sense" declared Captain Nelson
Napier. ut was too rainy for me to
run in al Lake Bluff, so ran Oh to
Waukegan and the passengers had
supper there. Then We started back
for Evanston, but the waves were
running 50 high and the rain Came
down SO fast and thick l could not
see five feet ahead. / did not think
il best 10 run in at Evanston, so
ran slowly along TO Chicago"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-15
Proposals for Bids.

NOTICE is hereby given thst sealed BIDS
~ VIII be resolved by Inc city OF Salem,
JreEon- Until : O'Clock p. N. OF June D
~ and al SAID time T!4l be opened Dy
the undersigned com InIIle-. for Loe grad
ing curling, usGsda nliZiug. draining and
Improving, according = the plans and
sI@cl1. sliuDs on lie in the O-3ce OF TAe
street commissioner q TIE city Of salem
oregon AL Ihal part OF Commercial street.
between the bridge scr9ss --out1 Mil cre- 1
TO Ike north side OF center street, and ail
SIDE OF High street and the east side o;
Front sIreel and all thai part ~ state
street. between the ess1 side Of Eigh sIreei
ard The east side Of Front street, all that
side oi Ferry street between the east side
o. FROM street and the east side q
Liberty street certificate OF oepoS-
il IN some hank OF the city OF "a.
lem. OrSgop. il favor Of The city OF
81 EN-. Oregon, for The susn of i've huL-
oTe1 dollars must scooIDI4ny e3cB bid aud
VIII t-e payable , the city OF sslsrn. ore
gon, as fixed settled ana 1euicsIed dam
ages N case the bidder shall not execute
give good and sufficient gureile- ssiisfsC-
JJry 10 the ma Of the city of salem,
oregon. IN ca~e said WOfE j. awarded or
offered 10 said bidder. Bank form Of COZ
Iraci- bond and undeT1s Elng j on ale IL
the Office q The street CON N sssiuuer The
city Of salem reserves The rlghl n reject
sny or al BIDS. bone by order of the cum-
mon council Of the city Of >sisIn.
NJ. ". HUET.
C. B MDORES,
II i. LAMoUREUX-
Committee on SIrests and Public
Properly s lsla
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-15
Highest and Lowest.

PORTLAND, June l5.-Of the ll6
candidates voted for in this county
for the various offices at the election
last week Excepting the candidates
for circuit judges, who had no pro-
nounced opposition), w. r. Ellis,
or congress, received the largest
plurality, heing 222s9;C. IL. Woodard,
for STATE senate, receiving the lowest,
being %. The largest vote was re-
ceived by J. p. o. Lownsdale, for
state board Of equalization, being
7lOO. The lowest was received by
Sam j. Beswiek, independent candi-
date for sheriff, being e6. The
largest majority Was Tecsived by
LowDsdale, being l76s; the lowest
by l. II. Webster, for attorDey-gen.
ersl. being 6s3.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-15
FEARFUL DISASTER.
a Bridge Over Licking River Falls
-Forty-Three Killed.

CINCIHNATI, June l5.-The bridge
over the Licking river between Gov
ington and Newport, nearly COM
pleted, fell with all the workmen
this morning. The two Bailey
brothers, of Pittsburg, and ten
laborers are said to be killed.
CISCINSATI, June l5.-One Of the
most fearful accidents in the history
OF this vicinity was the fall of d
bridge ia course Of construction over
the Licking river, between CoviDg-
ton and Newport, Ky. Forty-fiye
workmen were Oh the structure, and
as far as known only two escaped
unhurt. The others were either
killed by the crushing timbers or
drowned. The cause is supposed to
be the weakening Of the false work
as the high water washed out the
earth supports. The men today
were engaged under the direction Of
Robert and William Baird, placing
the heavy iron work of the main
span. Without warning the mass
Of timber, iron, and workmen were
plunged into the waters of the Lick
ing river fifty feet below. The riv
er was quickly lined with rescuers
on both sides. Seventeen bodies
have been recovered.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-15
Cleveland on First Ballot.

CHICAGO, June DO. o. Stealey,
Washington correspondent Of the
Louisville Courier Journal, is in the
city 10 attend the convention. In a
dispatch TO his paper last night he
stated that the Cleveland cyclone
here next week will sweep every
thing before il, and Cleveland will
he nominated toy scclamation before
the roll call is half finished. He
concludes his dispatch as follows:
"SiDce We cannot have John G..
Carlisle for president this year, let US
make him permsnent president OF
the greatest Democratic convention
that ever met in this country. He
is the man to answer McKinley's
Minneapolis speech, and will make
a tariff reform argument that will
ring from one end of the country to
the other.n
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-15
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
The Clans Are Gathering and
Getfing 10 Work.
Ohio Democrsts

CoLCNBUs, Ohio. June l5.-Th
Democratic state convention me
here this morning. The eouveniiOl
WAS called TO order 10y Chairman J
A Morton, Of the CENTRAL committee
The mention in his address Of TIE
0ames Of Clevelaod, Hill, GormAD,
Whitney and Campbell was greeisd
With applause which showed al
have followers ia the Convention
Hon. J. z Neal was made tempoT-
sTy cbsirmzD-
On reconveniDg. the Temporary
rganiEstion was made premsDe0i.
Committee on Platform was giveD
more time. The following state iio-
kst xss nominated: Secretary q
State, W. A. Taylor; Supreme Judg
Long Term John P. briggs; 81
RENE Judge Short Term, TbOmAs
Beers Clerk Supreme Court W. II
Wolfe.
Regarding silver the platform ssyf
ne Democratic TA-ty always favor
4 the Use Of both god and silv-
= money, and want restored to t1'
.-0ple the silver dollar Of our fathers
shIeh the Republican congress j.
noDetized in 1873. Il denOuDcss
he Sherman act Of lssso, a. fslse iD
and dangerous in practice
-t believes both gold and silver
,hoUld circulate a. money with par
" maintained and with equal right I
nd equal values.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-15
Starred Herself 70 Death.

CISCINSATI, June Is. - Minnie
McCoEe, aged 50, has starved ber-
self to death. She lived with her
parents on West Seventh street,
COvibgton. and died yesterday NOR
ming Her physicians say the cause
Ess exhaustion. A few weeks ago
he iuok notion that she would
quit eating. and stouily refused TO
touch a moUthfui Of anything.
Physicians attempted 10 force pouf-
ishment iDtn her stomach, tut she
thwartei every such attempt and
grew steadily weaker Until her death
Yesterday.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-15
The ClLTl TORNADO.
That Missing Steamer on Lake
Michigan 0. x. Etc.
THE GALvA CYCLONE.
Damage Estimated at $500. 600.
Only One Life Lost.


| GALvA. Ill, June l5-A desiruc;
i've tornado struck this place at 7.yl
=. M, Monday. The storm sp-
preached 50 suddenly that the eiti-
ZeDs bad 10 time to reach place o;
safety. In the Methodist church
I there was g coDgrt CATION, and in the
I ri6k 8 committee bad met 10 arrange
Fourth Of July celebration. The
church was quickly mass Of ruiDs
and the congregation imprisoned.
A number Of people were injured.
fbe rink was blown down but the
inmates fortunately oscsped without
injury. The roar Of The storm was
terrible, accompanied by midnight
darkpe-s, and the wind carried
everything before it. Nearly every
business house on Main street was
unroofea, and much damage was
done by water. The dAmage il e.
inns ed at S3p0, 90. The path Of the
tornado is about four miles wide.
After leaving GsIvs the storm
took southeasterly direction. up
spoon river to Altona- Along the
path Of the storm trees Were up
rooted, buildings blown down, sod
other damage done. A dozen sheep
were blown from one mao's yard
and landed in an adjacent fed.
IorTeDc- Sons Windmill Ess bloR q
8 away aod struck the residence Of
GeOIge Craven, six hundred yard
distant. Craven was riding III q
road wagon and was carried over
the fence into neighboring field.
The damage TO farmers along the
path Of the Storm will amount 10
thousands Of dollars. A strip Of
country four miles wide and sixteen
miles long was devastated.
Barue.t's elevator was unroofei ]
and ten thousand bushels Of grain .
deluged. The Rock Island elevator
and part Of the depot went next. 4
The steeple Of the Baptist church I
was blown of, hurled into the street
and the church badly damaged. /
The residence Of August Olson 4
was blown down, and Olson killed .
instantly. Other members Of the 4
family escaped miraculously. The
town today is in state OF demors-
IZatiOD, and business il suspended.
Streets are filed with debris Of every
description. Nearly every building
in the place Is more or less damaged.
Considering the widespread damage,
it is remarkable there was not a
greater loss of life.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-15
New Wharf Structure.

REDoNDo, Cal, June l5.-One
hundred feet Of harf extension OF
the Redondo Beach Campany is
completed, with the exception of
some fender piles en- route by the
schooner Pioneer from Portland. II
is pronounced by Captain Alexan-
der, Of the steamer Santa Rosa, one
Of the best wharf structures on the
anaaf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-15
Nervous PI0stTation,

Coprsrslen;. especially srnoDg women.
- results from overzAxng the srsiera-
TIE assiinilsfire orEA1s tsecominE o4-
ranged. tie blood grUu weak and i'm.
poreEished. and here " that tired feeI-
ing of whioh many complain Fer all
such cases there Is DO remedy equAl %
Ayers Sarsaparilla- Take no other.
Sone tine ago / found nv system
entirely run down. I had q feeling of
constant fsfiEue and lsnEDcr and very
little an hii5on Tor any kind of effort
a friend advised me 70 try Ayers Sarss-
yszrills, which / did WITH the best r.
suits II has done ne more good than
al ofbsr medicines I have ever used. -
- Prank MelloEs. Chelsea Mass.
For months I was afflicted with
nervous p-osfr's1scn. weakness. lz1guor,
general debility and mental depression
Br Purifying the blood with Ayers
Sa-szTssrslla. / Was completely cured" +"
Mrs. Mz-y Stevens, Lowell. Mass.
When t-ozbled with Dizziness, Sleep
iesszess, o- Bad Dreams, take
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-15
HARD AT WORK.
gorClevaiand,-Boies Friends Also
Doing Their Best

CHICAGO, June l5.-Headquarters
ior Cleveland and Bpie- opened here
soiay. General John T. Tracy, New
York. in charge Of former is busy
making arrangements TO secure del
egstes from various states a. they
arrive. At Boies headquarters, Pal
mer house, conspicuous figure was
L. NJ. Martin, delegate at large, from
Iowa. "NNe expect Governor y lies
will have IS or 100 votes on first b4l-
lot, /" said he, 'thi- is not guess work
because We have been in correspoD-
dence with some Of the delegates
and had friendly letters from many.
Boies will gain votes rapidly after
the test vote i taken. Senator
Vest, Missouri, is here and says b.
thinks Cleveland will be the nOm-
inee. Missouri will vote for him
solidly first TO last"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-15
Morally Unfit For Promotion.

WASHINGTON, June 15.-It is W.
derstood that Secretary Tracy has
finally decided, after a review OF ell
the testimony, 10 sustain the action
Of the naval examining board in
findlog Commander Frederick r.
smith morally unfit for promotion.
The action Of the president is Fiill
necessary to finally complete this
l1ng-pending case, but, with the ap-
provai Of the boards finding by the
head Of the navy department. there
can hardly be any doubt 81 10 the
result The president has no alter
native but To drop Commander
Smith from the rolls of the navy if
he approves the proceedings Of the
board. If be disapproves, another
board would have TO reverse the
findings of the first beard before
Commander Smith could be pro-
moted, and inasmuch as all of his
seniors, with but few exceptions,
have officially stated that they do
not consider him fit for promotion,
1t would be a rather difficult matter
to get board that would make q
report favorable TO the candidate.
The judge-adyocate general who
first reviewed the report approved
1t, and both Secretary Tracy and
Assistant Secretary Seeley have done
likewise after a most exhaustive re-
view Of ali the testimony, and Of
the papers filed in behalf Of the
candidate since the board made its
report.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-15
oaUxCILNKx.
Afraid Of the Lutherans.

CHICAGO, June l5.-Tbe Republi.
can state central committees is in
lesion bere, fer the purpose o.
-hoosing s0ccessor to Long Jones.
who has heen chairman 20 man +
years, but declines to serve longer.
PeDiientisry Commissioner Wright.
Of Woodstock, stirred things up be-
fore tie meeting by Announcing that
he haJ made 8 canvas, and finds the
Germsn LuibersDs going almost
solidiy for the Democratic ticket, OF
account Of the school question, aD6'
that 1t will take the hardest kind Of
work to keep them in line. He es,i-
mats their strength st 5000.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-15

associations that cluster aroUnd the
Tzarkolokol, i believe the exhibitwill
be one Of the ms. interesting that
can be made. The bell. As We repro
6uce it will be Of some similar me
terial, and every deisll will be
brought OUT
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-15
Sunshine I'm The House,

"Im weary with work. the good wife
sighed;
But after all. !" she s2id,
ats sweet 10 labor for those we love
No wonder that maids viii Wed"
A wise housewife lightens her toll
and gladdens the home circle by her
cheerfulness But health is the first
requisite, and her just prerogative.
Health follows the use Of DR..
Pierce's Fayorite Prescription, W hich
repairs the rAvages caused by those
peculiar diseases which affiict wom-
ankind. Ii enriches the blood, cures
the cough, Increases the flesh, pre-
vents hysteria, nervousness aud low
spirits.and is a yeritaole fountain Of
health to women, young aud old.
Satisfaction, or the prics (sl.Oo)
refunded. OF druggists.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-15
For Chicago.

SAN FRANCISCO, June l5.--Tbe
California delegates 10 the Demo
cratic national convention left here
today in special train. At Reno
the Nevada delagat = viii join the
party and on reaching OgdeD, Utah,
Idaho aud Montana delegations will
be taken aboard. One of the CARS
leaving here today has heen filled
with the products of well known
California yineyards-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-15

~ aiib the officials OF the sssfe
aud navy departments q the gov
srnnsent regarding the elaine Of bis
s.ii4nfs- When scen he said:
Il went TO Washington something
over = month ago co look AFTER the
czses of some Of the men who were
on the Baltimore and were abused
by ihe Chilian government. In all
tbee are 80 czses for idemnity foT
tai'rages perpeirated pending agzinsl
the government Of Chill. OF tbe.e.
81 are brSught by sailors On beard
the cruiser Baltimore, and two by
men aboard the Keveens~. Among
these is the case Ct Patrick Shields,
which was mentioned by President
Harrison in bis message to congress
on the subject as fair s1eeimeo Of
the indignities TO which the Amer
icsn sailor -re-e subjected By the
Chilians- I had interviews with all
officials of the state and navy de-
partmeDts, and found them inter
esteG iD the matter, but inclined 70
move With the utmost caution. Tie
o1trsges for which the iDdsmDiiies
are claimed were committed on Oei-
ober IL, 1891, and up TO the prese
time the government has dBD= H.
thing in the matter, 80 you can -
they propose TO make 30 misiskss
through undue haste. / Was T.
formed that the state deparfms- 4
would make no demand on the Chit
ian government in the I'd aiter befpa
November DexL- The Cbiliar 90. |
gress is DOW in session, aud il il ex
ppscted II VIII remain sitting till jan
uary next 1t i now certain tbs'
the claims as originally presented b.
the men viii be greatly reduced b. /
our government, and that instead o.
rre4entiug each claim separately the
United states will demand lunp
sum, u bicb will he afierEard divided
among the men. / will not return
10 Washington for several months !
unIees there are some unexpected :
Developments, but / am sstisfec
that eventually the poor sailors VII
he paid for their sufierings. How
ever. i think the claims will be al
jnsted by arbitration. Chill il nof
going to pay up without stuggle.