Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-05-25

threw MIR. Kennedy, his head strik-
ing against a large boulder. The
blow tore the scalp loose from the
back of the forehead across the crown
of the head to the turn of the skull
fractured the outer and middle sect
ions of the skull and tore its arteries
loose, which nearly resulted in
death from loss of blood.
Fred Anderson, young opium
and cocaine fiend, and Harry
Hughes, an old longshoreman,
were brought to the asylum for the
insane last night, where they do
not properly belong.
All having graves at Rural and
other cemeteries, should clean them
up before Memorial Day.
Misses Ursula and Louise Rusch,
of The Dalles, are visiting in the
city, the guests of Miss Gussie
Giesy, corner of High and Marion
streets.
Prof Parvin is in Portland.
Tomorrow is Ascension Thursday
to be observed by all good christians
who keep holy days.
Tramps are reported to have en-.
tered the houses of Jos. Cooley and
Mrs, Rydar, North Salem, taking
eatables and small articles.
Ed. H. Jackson respectfully in
vites the attention of the public to
his elegant stock of hats, furnishing
goods, etc. He carries the latest
styles at lowest prices and can be
found at the new store, SO State st.
Three drunks before Recorder
Goodell today-one paid cash.
John Savage, jr., is putting up a
number of new tanks for use in
sprinkling the streets. Salem
should have the hest sprinkled
streets in the state and can have if
the people wish to have them so.
Gooseberries for canning now at
the lowest price. M. T. Rineman is
prepared to furnish any quantity
throughout the season.
Heppner Gazette: Up to 8 O'Clock
Saturday afternoon, Clerk Morrow
reported for that day, as received
aud paid for at his office, squirrel
scalps numbering 1859. This re
minds ye editor of the days when
"Coyote Allen" made his big record
on coyotes. Mr., Allen had mo
nopoly of the business, though
while it seems that every individual
in Morrow county is in the squire
market. They will remain at 2.
cents apiece, payable in county scril
till June 20, 1892,
Geo. Andrews, of Lowell, will
ulcers over half of his body, cureC
by Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Picnickers, Ho-See the fine good
we haye before you pack that luncl
basket. Sroat & Gile.
To night Justice Apologize, indie
pendent candidate for reelection
will address the voters at Marion
square at 7 p. m. The Salem dis
trict judgeship is now nearly as i'm
portant an office as circuit judge ant
Mr.. Applegate is an entertaining
orator. He has invited his oppon
ents to meet him on the stump, dis
cuss the issues and anyone can asl
questions. Look out for the fur t
: fly out of the judicial ermine tC
night.
Silk mitts at all prices at E. +
r Osbuin's Racket store.
The Iroutdale distillery company
I. whose property was lately d'
4 stroyed by fire, is making overture
to the people of Sherman county
looking to their locating at Grants
D The company asks a bonus Of 25,OC
e bushels of wheat from the farmers
They have already secured abou
fifteen acres of land on the rive
They offer to put up an $50, 900 plar
consisting of a distillery and fifty
barrel Touring mill. 1t is believe
the negotiations now in progref
will be successful.
A most remarkable advance ha
= been made in the lands of Sherma
county, in Eastern Oregon, durin
the past twelve years. No longt
? ago than that there was not a farr
throughout the county, but th
entire land was given over to stool
growers. Now $4,000 acres al
< planted in grain, while at least
much more has been broken an
[ will be sown this fall.
n CHEMEKETA STREET.-Contra'
e tor Mason will nearly finish th
8 grading today, and expects b