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The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-01-15
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-14

We still have few in SUNNYSIDE No 10,
south Salem. $50 No 10 under planted
orchards in the fall of 1892
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-14
Proceedings of the Senate.

WAsHINGToN, June l4.-In the
senate, the pension appropriation
bill was reported back with amend
ments. 1t carries total appropria-
ton OF Sl46, 49,, $50, all increase OF
sll, ,92l ,2S4, over the house bill and
Sll ,522, ,5G5 more than last year. The
principal items OF increase are Sll,-
907'634 for army and navy pensions.
a bill was introduced by PETER, to
increase the currency and to provide
for its circulation; reduce rates of
interest, and establish loan agencies
at the capital of every state and
territory and other convenient
places, TO loan money TO people,
secured by real estate, in sums of
not less than SlO0 nor more than
$500 q one person or family.
There is no provision as to the rate
Of interest To provide funds. treas
ury notes are 10 be issued AT the rate
Of 81 30 for every dollars worth o.
gold and silver coin and bullion be-
longing 20 the United States. No
corporation or firm Is hereafter to re
ceive more than per cent. interest
on short time nor more than / per
cent for a year or longer. Provision
is made for loans on agricultural
products in the warehouse at the
rate of 4 uer cent.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-14
Carnegie Grinding His Men.

PIITsBURG, June 1i.--One of the
most bitter contests between laboI
and capital in recent years is expect
ed TO begin at the Homestead steel
works Of Carnegie, Phipps & Co.
The 5000 workmen have until the
oath instant to decide whether or not
they will accept scale Of wages
which, they claim, will reduce their
earning capacity from 10 TO 40 per
cent. They have not formally re-
jeeted the new scale, but no person
expects them to accept it, and the
active head of the Carnegie interest
Is the man who broke the last coke
strike and disrupted the cokers' or
gsnization. He counts upon repeat
ing the experience at Homestead.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-14

removed The latter hand together
ia this ~ ia Cher matters, and will
receive from the stockyards com.
psny stock to the amount Of their
value to theyvrds that pro rated OF
the basis Of the agreement with the
"Big Three.n In other words 1t I.
worth 100000 70 the yards &c
re,siu the plants Of Armour, Swifi
aud Norris, with the profits accru.
ing tberefrcm- Therefore ii il worth
rs much to retain the smaller pack.
ers a. their business is worth, COM
pared 20 that of the "Big Three, -
the 81 ,0oO, ,oos paid the latter being as
q unit. All the plants Of the pack
ers will remain at the Union yards.
The use Of either the TOlleston
lands or the Sliekney tract at any
time in the near future for stock
yards OF psCAIng purposes will be
determined by concerted action on
the part Of the three sides Of the tn
angie to " hich tie Union yards anG
the harmonizei packers, big ano
little, can nav be likeDed. The des
l. closed, the papers signed, sealed
and delivered, and Dothiug remain
to be done but to rate the value q
the small packers to the Union yard
and pay them the money.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-14
Oregon Crops.

PORTLAND, Or, June 14.-Oregon
Weather bureau in weekly crop bull
letiD says the outlook for crops is
not Of the best. Acreage about the
same as last year, with preponder-
ance Of spring sOwn grain. UP to
May 2Oth the prospects were excel
lent, when a period Of five days hot
weather seriously injured the grain,
especially in UmatilIa, Morrow, Gil.
liam, Sherman and Wasco counties.
It is estimated the wheat crop OF
1892 will not he over three-fifths Of
what it was last year. rne fruit
crop will be fifty per cent, short,
owing To the cold rains Of April.
Indications are that hop lice will
do more damage than last year
Berry aud hay crop are unusually
heavy. Willamette valley wheat is
is quite good. Rains east Of the
Cascades within ten days, will
greatly improve the wheat pros
poets in that section.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-14
Geo. Z. Chamberlain.

PORTLAND, June 1.-THE official
count of Multnomah reduces Webs.
ter's majority over Chamberlain, for
encouragement, II votes from that
heretofore credIed to him. Unofii-
clal returns from Malheur county
gives Chamberlain majority Of 81.
Harvey county is democratic by
100 majority. This would give
Chamberlain a majority OF 800 votes.
While Curry county is expected 10
give Webster small majority, it
cannot save him from defeat.
Chamberlain's m lOrity will be
close 10 800.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-14
Governor Pennoyer's Views.

Portland, June III don't know
that L have anything in particular
TO say about the situation" said he,
in response to the query regarding
his excelle ncy's opinion Of Harri-
sons strength and the possibility
and probably Of his defeat.
"The nomination of Harrison is
the strongest that could possibly
have been made. As against Cleve-
land he will carry New York as he
did four years ago. In order to beat
him the Democrats will have to
chCos some other candidate.
Either Hill or German conld
carry New York against him and be
easily elected. In view of the fact
that Harrison strenuously favored
the Infamous force bill, which would
practically baye subverted our cons
titutional government, and thai
such bill was defeated through the
adroit generalship Of Senator For
man, the logic of the situation
would name GoTman as the proper
candidate of the Democratic party
against Herrison."
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-14
Supposed 70 be Lost.

CHICAGO, June l4.-Tbe grad
uating class II the preparatory
school Of the Northwestern univer-
sity, numbering ninety-seven ladies
and gentlemen, took the steamer
Viola at Dempster street pier, Evan
ston, at 4 yesterday afternoon, for
Highland park, where they were
going for picnic and class jubilee
No word has been received from
them up 10 n. m, aud anXio Tel
atiyes Of those on the excursion have
spent the night tele phoning and tel
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-14
VESSELS BURNED.
Set on Fire by Lightning Which
Ignitsd Petroleum.

BoRDEUx, June l4-AppaIiiDg
accident occurred this morning on
the River Corondo near Blaic. The
British Steamer Petrolia, loaded
with PETROLEUM, from Philadelphia
became filled with fumes from the
cargo, which being accidentally ig-
nited caused tremendous explosion
scattering the deck and upper works
in every direction and setting fire to
the vessel. The burning petroleum
hoated on the water and set fire to
number OF other vessels in the river
and they burned to the waters edge.
The Petrolia was destroyed and 20
Of 40 men comprising her crew per-
isbed in the flames. The other
twenty were rescued with difficulty
some Of them being badly burned.
The vessel was set Oh fire by light
ming
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-14
THE ILLINOIS CYCLONE
Galya Almost Swept Away
The Chicago Tornado. !.
GALvA DESTROYED.
Loss Of Life Heavy-Meagre De-
tails.

PEORIA, H., June 14-Report:
from the cyclone at Galva are
meagre. The town contained about
two thousand people. Reports are
TO the effect that almost the entire
town is swept away. The cyclone
struck the town about p. m, the
temperature fell rapidly and many
ned to cellars, scores found after the
storm in cistrens and wells where
they had taken refuge. Telegrapbie
communication is cut off, but re-
ports obtained say it is estimated
lweuty or more are killed. Dead
bodies are strewn over the deyasted
fields mingled with ruins of houses.
PEORIA, ILL.,, June 1+-Full de
ails Of the cyclone at Galva, Ills,
re not obtainsble, as al wires are
down. 1t is known several are
billed but names can not be learned.
No news was rec iyed here of 8
,eported destruction Of the town Of
Nenona, in Marshall county.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-14
Two Boys Drowned.

PORTLAND, June l4-Lawrence
Webb and Paul Greenleaf, aged 10
and year., were drowned in Couch
lake last evening. The boys were
padding about on a raft when
GreenIeaf fell into the water. AS be
could not swim, Webb jumped after
him, and in his efforts to save the
drowning boy, he was also drowned.
Both bodies were recovered.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-14
A Town Burning.

PITTsBURG, June IA dispatch
just received from hicora, Butler
county, Pa, says one hundred bCdd-
Ings are already burned, and the
whole town may be destroyed. The
water supply has given out.
CHICoRA, Penn, June 14.-Owing
to lack Of water last night the fire
did not end till it burned itself out
though some buildinge were saved
by blowing up doomed structures
in the path Of the flames. One
hundred buildings were mostly all
DESTROYED. Los $4,000. Chicora
has popu alton of 800.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-14
cowARDLY BANKERS ACT.
Persecuiing His Pretty, Poo.
Ssenographer.

ATLANTA, June IA seDsalioDa
story was suppressed in the news
papers here Saturday last after j.
had been put in type. About a wee'
ago Miss Bertha PiersOD, Of Detroit,
Mich, arrived in Atlanta TO accep
a situation as stenographer with j
ID. Tolleson, president Of the new
tank opened in the Kimball house.
ToIle~on was cashier Of the famou'
Mercantile bank, which failed sew
eraI YEAR, ago, and spent year il
Jail for contempt Of court because b
would not disgorge. The young h
d, had been recommended highli
TO ToIleson. Her appearance ann
behavior were in keeping with beI
rec concentrations. Miss PiersOn se
cured board in a family in whici
Frank Weldon, d newspaper man,
member of the Constitution staff
was also a bOarder. Several day
ago. the lady Of the house told Sit.
Weldon that Miss Pierson was beiui
daily insuited by TOllesOD; that sb
had 10 friends here, and was com
pelled TO endure the behavior be
cause she did not have money e
nougi1 to get home. Mr.. Weldon, IL.
co nrany with Remsen. Crawford
al once called at TOllesOn's bank
aud he three went into privat,
r ON, when Weldon Indignantly
notified ToliesOn that unless be i'm
mediately ceased his persecution Q.
lis stenographer he would handl'
him in such a mauner a. he de
ryed. Hot words ensued, and
Tolleson drew pistol on The news
D sper men. The attention of the
young lady, who was in an adjoin-
ing room, was attracted. She ran
in and. recognizing Mr.. Weldon and
realizing the situation in a minute,
enatched the pistol out of the bank
er's hands. She then accused him
openly Of his perfdy; but breaking
down, entreated the newspaper mar
to let the matter drop, for fear OF
more serious results. Miss Plersop
was, of course, discharged by Bank
er Tolleson, who succeeded in keep. |
ing the affair out Of PRINT.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-14
A LARGE FIRE
At Baltimort-Loss Already Half a
Million.

BALTIMORE, Md, June l4.-Fire
broke out this afternoon on the Nor
folk boat, at Union Dock, where
nearly thousand barrels Of whisky
and other inflammable merchandise
was stored. a large schooner caught
from the steamer, aud getting loose,
fioated blazing about the harbOr.
Flames communicated to the Fruit.
Packing houses Of Boyer & Com
pany. People are fleeing from the
water front on account of the intense
heat. Loss already S50O,OOO
The schooner Augustus Writ was
destroyed, the captain ls reported
lost. An official of the Bay lne
steamer company is missing. Be
yOnd the docks are extensive lum-
Der yards and dozens of cOasting
vessels. Firemen are driven from
pipes by heat.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-14

WASHINGTON, June l4.-1n the
senate, the pension appropriations
bill was reported back with amend
ments. 1t carries a total appropria-
tion of STAG, 737 $50, and increase Of
Sill ,s2l, ,2S4 over the house bill and
81, So, ,585 more than last year. The
principal items of increase are sll,'
e07. .634 for army and navy pensions.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-14
BLAINE WAS FOOLISH.
Allowed His Vanity to Overcome
His Judgment.

NEW YORK. June 14-Io an inter
view in the Times, William Sprin.
ger, chairman Of the ways and
means committee of the house OF
representatives ssys: "If Blaine
bad retired from Harri>ou's cabinet
year ago instead Of on the eve OF
the convention. without any tragic
or stage effects, do not doubt be
could have had the nomiration. AS
it was, under ali the circumstances
of his February letter aud his sudden
Resignation, his Nomination would
have caused SCI .us lsturbances, if
not open ruptures in ne party. Un-
der all conditions Harrison is the
stronger candidate. / do not know
that Blaine acted treacherOuSly to-
ward Harrison. Blaine hiss been
greatly impaired in body and mind
many months, and he listened to
the fiowery representato ons o; those
on whose judgment he relied, to the
effect there was a great popular de-
mand f1r him a. candidate. This
demand vas imaginary. H4rrison's
nomination was q fair one, and be
Is fair representative of The repub-
lica.n principles, but McKinley's
nomination would have been more
honest ackhOw led gment of their
faith in protection, and would have
made it distinctive part Of the re-
publican policy. With the present
uncertainty a. to the popularity of
Mr. McKiniey's bill, the reput-
licans hesitated, even feared
to make him the representa-
tive Of party policy. With Harri-
son as a candidate, we can make
tariff reform the issue. If Blaine
had been nominated, we would |
have had an insincere Republican |
gn, full Of buncombe. reci- |
prccity, Fersoualisn and sensational
IN. Blaine was overreached. |
That which be supposed demsnd |
Sas only another means Of express
ing personal resentment to Harrison
by some Of the leaders Of his cam
Daign. The delegates TO Chicago
will be men cool-headed and their
Judgment will not he moved by any
demonstration of popn-
or enthusiasm, hut they will exer-
;ise their judgment as to what best
o do. If, after weighing the situa-
ion carefully, they come TO the con-
;lusiOn Cleveland can carry New
York state and the country, they will
dominate him. Those states which
Ire doubtful and essential are New
fork, New Jersey ana Indiana. Il
: absolutely essential for US to carry
hese three states. In Illinois the
popular sentiment is for Palmer first,
Cleveland next. | think Palmer
las good show for the nomination.
He is man of the people, is right
N ali great issues, in good health,
.vailable, has a good record, and
an carry Illinois without a doubt
nd render Wisconsin,, Indiana and
owa extremely doubtful. He is my
'ersonal candidate. If We lose this
lection | don't expect to live long
nough TO see the tariff reform.n
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-14
Settled Their Differences.

NORTON, Va, June li.-W. r.
Davidson was shot and killed Satur-
lay by Rev. John Paynal, a Grip
pled Baptist preacher. Considerable
lad feeling had existed for some
.ime between the men, growing out
Of "A dispute b tween their families
! had been arranged to settle their
t'ii-reuces in court, and the trial
was 10 have begun Saturday. On
the way to the court house Davidson
an Paynal got into an alteration
about the u,elits Of the case, which
result a in the latter drawing a
pistol aud shooting his opponent.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Proposals for Bids.

NOTICE is hereby given that sealed bids
y viii be received oy the city OF Salem.
oregon. until : O'Clock p. IN. OF June = p,
~. and al said time Hill De opened b!
the undersigned committee, for the grad
ing, cus Ting, mAcadsIniziug, draining and
!mprC wing, according - the plans anG
,peclr al ns ol hle in the oIfice OF tne
street commissioner Of the city Of salem
oregon, al that part o. Commercial street
between The bridge across south MIL cree <
10 Ee nor h sIde OF Jenter street, and all
that PIT Ol Court street between The east
s'ce 81 EiEL street and the east side Of
street between the east siQe Of High street
ana lh- est d. Of Fronl street, al IN I
SIDE 'i Ferry street between The east side
ol Front street and the esst side Oi
lii erty street. A certificate OF Gepos-
IL in some hank OF the city Ot sa-
EN-, Oregon, in favor Of the city Of
salem, Oregon, for the sum OF nve hun
dred dollar, must accompany ezcn bid aud
will be payable the city Of "a EN-. ore
gOn, as fixed, settled ana llquiiaied dam
ages in case the bidder shall nOi execute
the contract, bond aud undertaking uud
give good and sufticien, sureiie, sati.l,a
oregon, in case said Wnrk j. awarded OF
offered 10 said Olad-r. Bank form a. con-
Iract, bond and undertaking j. on NE IN
the once OF the street comm ssiuner The
city OF salem rss-iyes the right 10 reject
any or all b ds. Done by order Of the com
IL council OF The eity Of salem.
Nj. W. HUNT,
e. Is n ORB
II L. AAAlJt KFUX,
Commliie- ou sire l. am uDilc
PrcptIc' 6l4ii
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-14
Earthquake.

RIVERSIDE California, June IA
The heaviest earthquake felt here in
many months occurred at $50 this
morning. No damage was done.
SANTA ANA California, June IA
A shock OF earthquake lasting near
ly 30 seconds was felt here this
morning. Vibrations from East to
W1St
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-14

epraphing to various points endesv-
oring 10 secure Information Of the
whereabouts of the ricnickers.
Most OF tho-e who eu. e students
who graduated from the PREPARATORY
department yesierd y morning.
The last trains ito Evanston
brought no tidinss.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-14
THE CHICAGO TORNADO.
More Destructive than at FRS
Supposed.

CHICAGO ILL.,, June l4.-Yester-
days storm here was more destruct-
i've to life than reported last night
as indicated. 1t is now known at
least seven persons have lost their
lives and score more hnrt, some
seriously, follow ing is list of killed;
Gustave Doering, Emma Klima,
John Michon, Charles J. Roberts,
Hervey Stewart and three unknown
men. Many buildings are more or
less damaged. Telegraph aud tclo-
phone service is Frustrated.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-14
The Race War G ,Ac.

GUTlIEaGE, o. r., June 1.-THE
thresieued race war is over. The
whites snd blacks have been dis
armed iut no trouble i ANTICIPATED.
Holly. Jh-. eg D arrested for rape
on a VIII te woman : turdsy night,
has been emoyed Wichita TO jail.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-14
Hi Expects II.

NEW GoEK, June "A secret
conference Of Democratic leaders
vas held here last risht. There
we're present Senator Hill, Lleuten-
ant Governor SbeehaD. Hon. w. c.
Dewitt, Hugh Mclaughlin and
Edward Murphy. The leaders ex-
pressed confidence that Hill " i'll be
nominated al Chicago.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-14
Indians to be Citizens.

WASHINGTON, June II. The
house yesterday passed bill provid-
ing that Indian children be declared
citizens when they shall have reach
ed the age of q years, and they shall
thereafter receive no support from
the government, provided they have
had ten years industrial training.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-14
Tornado,

GALEsBURG, ILL.,, June IA
destructive tornado passed throug
the northern part of this county la,
night North of Altoona muc'
damage was done. Eight hous.
we're blown down, barns destroyed
richards uprooted and crops ruined
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-14

ToTHE LADIES. stands
nl4I c. the greatest medicai discovery
81 he nineteenth century. From
an NJ. D., in the Ladies' Health
journal. Newark, Ohio.) You are
cordially invited TO call and investi-
e.,te for yourselves. Office over 4
aud 8 cent store, Cottle-Parkhurst
- OK, Commercial street. Salem,
Oregon. I'm
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-14
To Fill Bradley's Place.

WASHINGTON, June l3.-It is re-
ported here today that Judge George
V. Massey, of Wilmington, Del, f,
has been rendered the Office of jus
tice of the United States supreme
court, made vacant by the death of
justice BradIeY.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-14
Wrecked by a Cyclone.

PEORIA, ILL.,, June 14.-Word has
jUst been received in the city thai
Galva town, Henry county, forty
i've miles norh Of here, was last eve
ning wrecked by cyclone. Seyera
cersons are known to be killed am
many buildings destroyed.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-14

Webster 10, Chamberlain 5ee; Ellis
5a3, slater ssT. Luce 3eS. Joint rep
reseutative Of Grant and Harney,
Richardson (rep.l . plurality. Re
publicsns elect county ticket except
clerk.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-14
Thunder Storms in Europe.

MADRID, June l4.-Terrific thun-
der sto ms prevailed in many parts
Il Spain yesterday. Churches in
particular suffered from lightning
strokes. AT Burgcs the famous old
cathedral founded in I22l was ser
iously injured. At Mucientes a
church filled with worshipers was
.trucS; five being killed ami 10 hurt.
At Me.ias there was a similar occur
renee, and ole was killed and 2s
hurt SeTiouslV.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-14
Proposals for Wood.

Sealed bids will be received attne Office of
the clerk OF school district No. -. room !,
Murphy block, until l. o'clock TUESDAY,
June 81, lszs2. Bids Will be opened al the
regular meeting OF the board of directors
Al O'Clock p. In.of said 2lstday Of June for
.he delivery OF wood before september ],
lse2. I the following schools: Park
school, IS cords OF oak, 70 cords OF hr, Cen
tral school 10 coTds o oak, Is cords OF hr,
Eas. hOOl 20 cords OF GA z, l25 cords OF FIR,
North u hOol I2 cords OF OAK, ,35 cords OF fir.
All wood must be fest n length, rea-
sonably straight aud corded closely.
The mr. must be large or body wood and
the oak must be split oak and not grub
wood. The board reserves the right TO re-
ject any or al bids.
Done by order OF the board, June :, 1892.
Attest L. n. WAITE, Chairman,
Board Of Directors.
WYLIE 4. MOORES,
District Clerk. It'd
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-14
THE STATE ELECTION.
Only One County Still Remains TO
Be Heard From.

PORTLAND, June lS.- All the
counties of the state have now been
heard from, officially or otherwise,
with the single exception of Curry.
The vote of this county judging from
present appearances, cannot possibly
affect the result as il now slauds.
Chamberlain still holds the lead.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-14
Ohio Democrats,

COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 14.-Most
)f the delegates to the Democratic
state convention are here. The con-
ventiOn meets tomorrow. The SEN
liment is against endorsing any
person ftr president.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-14
Portland Politics.

PORTLAND. June 1.-THE citizeBs'
committee Of 80 met last night and
nominated ID. Soils Cohen for police
commissioner aud Theodore WygaDt
for fire commissioner. COuncilmeB
were put in nomination.