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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-07
Tezegramy Ze0iqsku prasy z
daaja s hpca 1892.
Nienlcy.

Niemcy.
Rada miasta Berlina uchwa
lila 10 miiionow marek Ma wy
stawe majaca sic odbye tamze.
Jako warunek ofarowania tel
sunny postawi4a rada, re wy
stawa rzeczona ma sic odbye
koniecznie W 1898 T. Tym
sposobem uprzedza niemcy
francuz6w, kt6rzy, jak wiado-
mo, maia urzadziG wystawe W
Paryzu 19OOr.
Ofcyalny ,,Reichsauzeiger"
zajmuje sic dzisiaj po raz pier
wszy sprawa wystepowa1 pu-
blicznych Bismarcka. Twier-
dzi, re wyrazenia publiczne
przypisywane Bismarckowi ME
maja zn6w tax wielkiej donio-
s1osci, by sic az Rad mia} nj
mi zajmowae.
Francya.
Izba deputowanych mama
czy}a pomiedzy swych cz}on,
kow komisya celem zbadania
kwestyi, czy wystawa wszech-
swiatowa ma sic odbyG 1900 r.
W Paryzu. Cz}onkowie komi-
syi oswiadczYli Isle jednog}oS-
ME ma korzysc tego projektu.
Anglia.
Sprawozdania odbytych
wybor6w otrzymane do pierw-
szej godziny dnia dzisiejszego
wykazuja, ze wybrano: 123
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, "a liberal
nych, 10 liberalnych nnioni-
stow i 4ch antiparnelist6w.
Rad ma dotychczas "a soba
wiekszose 45ciu g}osow. Libe-
ralni zyskali 30, konserwatyw-
nj IA deputowanych. Unioni-
Sci g}osowali dotychczas W O.
golnej iczbie 644,179, zas op-
pozycya oddala 6l7,147 g3o-
sow.
Parowiec City of Chicago"
nalezacy do ,,lnman Line'' kt6-
ry osiadl ma ska}ach pod Kin
sale zmieni} W czasie przyp1y-
WI morza swe po}ozenie tax,
re prod jego jest blizszym
nadbrzeznych a srodek jego
blizszym ska} podwodnych,
Niebezpiecze6stwo uszkodze-
MIA srodka okretu przez ude-
rzenia o ska}y podwodne jest
wiec obecnie wieksze niz po-
przednio. Ola tego przywia-
zaly diva paroNce ratunkowe
d}ugie CRUDE liny do steru O.
kretu, by tym sposobem uchro-
mic 60 cd uderze6 o ska}y pod
wodne i trzymac go W uiez-
miennem po}ozeniu. Wiatr u
sta1 nieco, lecz p6zniej podni6sl
sic wicher z po}udniowego Ia
chodu. Parowiec ratunkowy
przywi6zl do Queenstown 100
ton }adunku osiadlegoA ma ska
ZACH parowca. Uratowany Ia
dunek jest tylko nieznacznie
uszkodzony przez wods. Ia
4oga okrstu pozostaje ciagle
ma nim; przez ujscie 1adunku
spodziewaja sic spowodowae
podniesienie sic okrstu, ale do
tychczas poczynione usilowa-
MIA sciagniecia okretu ze skal
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-07
Dynan1it.

ia zupe}nego odniesc zwycie.
stwa i opanowac statki bez
STRAIT ogromuych = gdyz liczba
zabitych i rannych mnczy}a sic
i wiele os6b juz do szpital6w
zawieziono : pos}ali do Pitts.
burga po dynamit. Okoio 60
dziny drueiej wys}a1cy powr6-
Gill z dynamitem przyjeto ich
z zokrzykami radosci. Wybrano
kilka os6b do rzucania bomb
ma statki, potem rozstapiono
sic, podczas gdy owych kilku
bomby rzuca}o. Eksplozye
s}ychac by}o W ca}ej okolicy;
posr6d dymu poczatkowo ME
MONA by}o rozeznac: jaki by}
skutek bomb dynamitowycb,
wkr6tce jednakze przekonano
sic, re samym statkom one ME
zaszkodzi}y, ale zabi}y pare
Pinkertonianow l kilku rani1y.
Piukertonianie ukryli sic W
swych krytych statkach do
p6ki bomby starczy}y, nie wa
zyli sic ukazywac ma polka
die.
Jeszcze 80 o zny CIV artej
popo}udniu utrzymywano o.
glen. Pinkert miami. >trzelali
tylko, kiedy kt6ry 4 rohotni.
k6w zanadto do mich sic przy-
blizy}. Kilkakrotnie wywiesza-
Ii choragiew parlamentarna,
widzac, re uledz musza mako
nice, zw}aslcza, re coraz to
wiecej robotnik6w nap}ywa}o
re wszystkich stron juz okolo
5000 by}o ich mad brzegiem:
kilkakrotnie choragiew to ze-
strzeliwano.
hapitulacya.
Juz blisko godziny piatej
robotnicy um6wili sic, azeby
statki Pinkertonian6w spalic
niewatpliwie by}oby to i'm
sic uda}o; ale sprzeciwili sic
temu urzednicy ,,Amalgamated
Assoc" i naklonili wzburzo-
nych robotnik6w do tego, re
kapitulacya przyjeto.
Kiedy godz. 5tej znowu
sic ukaza1a na statku Pinker-
tonian6w choragiew kapitula-
cyjna, zaprzestano strzelac i
wys1ano ma statek komitet ro-
botnik6w.
Cd Pinkertonian6w zaza.
dano, azeby pozostawili bro6
i amunicya i "a to zapewniono
i'm bezpieczne wyprowadzenie
do miasta. Pinkertonianie mu.
sieli przyja6 warunki. siedmiu
z Mich by}o zabitych, 1910
rannych. = Wyprowadzono
wszystkich ma lad i pod straza
prowadzono przez ulice lapel
nione rozdraknionemi groma-
dami, kt6re laskami i paraso-
lami opad}y prowadzonych,
tax, re CT musieli b}agae o Ii
tos6. Kiedy przechodzili ko3o
budynku ,,Amalgamated AS
ISOLATION, musieli Pinkerto-
mamie zdjeciem kapeluszy po-
vitae fage robotnik6w. [
wtedy jeszcze, mimo obrony
eskortujacych, bito ich laska-
mi wydawa}o sic, ze robotni'
cy chcieli wszystkich je1c6w
pozabijac. Doprowadzono ich
jednak do domu opery i tam
zamknieto, postawiwszy straz
pred domem, azeby ma mich
ME dopuszczano sic nowych
gwa}t6w.
Kiedy jehc6w wyprowadzo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-07

pOuWouuyCu w oIaol0 PANJPJ
WI morza, wiec przy glebszej
wodzie okazaly sic bezskutecz-
nymi, mimo wysiik6w czterech
parowc6w. Kad1ub okretu 20
sta{ przez uderzenie o ska}Y
podczas wczorajszej bury je-
szcze wiecej uszkodzony, tax,
ze nadzieja uratowania 60 jest
nader s}aba. Wczorajsza burza
przeszkodzi}a przewozowi IA
dunku, mimo to uratowano juz
wielka jego Geese.
Wartosc towar6w zelaznych
iak mp. nozy it'd. wywiezionych
W ostatnich trzech miesiacach
rb. Sheffielda do Ameryki
wynoslfa $4,000 tuntoW szter
ling6w, podczas gdy W takim
samym okresie czasu r. z. wy,
nosi}a tylko $1,000 funt. szter'
ling6w.
Hiszpania.
Kilkunastu robotnik6w pra-
cowa}o dzisiaj przy reperacyl
drewnianego mostu mad rzeka
Ebro pod miastem Tortosa.
Nagle zaje}a sic smo}a rozto-
piona, kt6ra wylewano pomost,
a most stanal W p}omieniach.
Me majac innego sposobu ra-
tunku skoczy}o szesciu znajdu-
jacych sic ma pomoscie robot
nik6w do rzeki, W kt6rej nur,
tach dw6ch znalaz}o smierc,
zanim i'm byfo MONA pospie,
szye Ma ratunek. Pozosta}vch
czterech uratowano, ale stan
ich jest op1akany powodu
ran, kt6re odniesli przez opa,
rzenie. Most spali} sic do
szczetnie, ale szkoda ME ogra-
nicza sic ma tenn. Paiac bl-
skupi LEGACY blisko mostu oraz
budynki, W kt6rych sic miesci
urzad celny zapali1y sic bo-
wiem r6wniez zosta}y W wiel-
kiej czesci zniszczone.
ROsya.
Cholera robi W Rosyi coraz
to straszniejsze postepy. Urzs-
DOVE >prawozdania, przedsta-
wiajsc epidemic W aagodniej-
Sym swietle niz jest W rzeczy-
wistosci, przyznaia jednak, re
W Baku mad kaspijskiem mo-
rem umiera ma cholere dzien-
ME oko}o 100 osob. Tax wy
nosi}a liczba zmarlych tamze
ma cholere dnia Ego lipca 81,
liczba chorych powiekszy1a sic
o 70. z obwodu zakaukaz-
kiego donosza o szesciu wypad
kach smierci, z Tyfisu zas o
dziewieciu. Miasto to po3ozo-
ne W obszernym wawozie mie-
dzy gorami a wiec wystawione
ma dokuczliwe upa}y i prawie
zawsze pe}ne kurzu znajduje
sic W stosunkach, kt6re kaza
spodziewaG sic, re cholera "a
panuje tamze W ca}ej grozie.
Cholera, zawleczona z Baku
do Astrachanu lezacego przy
ujsciu Wo}gi do kaspijskiego
morza postapiia ma p61noc az
az do Carycyna mad Wo}ga W
saratowskiej gubernii i do sa-
mego gubernialnego miasta
Saratowa lezacego mad ia sams
rzeka 7O4 angielskie mile cd
Baku. W jednem i W dru,
giem miescie mia}o bye po
szes6(2) wypadk6w smierci ma
cholere.
Venezuela.
Prezydent Venezuela Vile
gos doni6sl poslowi Venezuela
W Westinghouse telegraficznie,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-07
Czwartek, dnia Z Lipca 1892 r.

k6w, pomiedzy mimi 1000 ro,
botnik6w kolejowych, z Ia
miarem niesienia pomocy straj.
kujacym.
Szeryf ustawicznie do gu
bernatora telegrafowa} i pro-
sill o wskaz6wki, jak ma sic
zachowac. Gubernator odpo-
wiada} mu dyplomatycznie, re
wszelkiemi si}ami ma starac
sic o ,,utrzymanie pokoju po'
rzadku." Szeryf ME chcia1
brac ma siebie odpowiedzial-
nosci "a rozlew krwi jeszcze
wiekszy, postanowi} czekat
ma przybycie gubernatora, kt6-
ry mia} daG dalsze wskaz6wki,
skoro naocznie przekona sic o
po}ozeniu.
Zabici i ranni.
O lie zdo}ano sprawdzic do
p6}nocy, II robotnik6w i 9
Pinkertonian6w zosta1o za5i-'
tych, Is robotnik6w i 26
Pinkertonian6w ranionych. -
Opr6cz tego oko}o 100 Pinker'
tonian6w zosta}o obitych W
drodze do wiezienia.
Zabici zostali: Martin Foy,
John Morris, Juliusz Marko-
wski, Henry Streigel, Peter
Heise, David Davis, Robert
Foster, VIM. Johnston, j. H.
Klein i dw6ch Wegr6w re
strony robotnik6w; oprocz te-
90 9 Pinkertonian6w, kt6rych
nazwisk ME MONA by}o sic
dowiedziec.
Pomiedzy rannymi znajduje
sic kilku Polak6w, kt6rych
nazwiska przekrecono tax, re
rie mona ma pewno je ozna-
czyc.
234 Pinkertonian6w are
sztowano. q mich przyby}o 100
2 Chicago, Is New Yorku,
% z Philadelphii, a reszta z
okolic Brooklyna. Twierdza
oni, ze ME wiedzieli, W jakim
zamiarze fabrykanci ich spro-
wadzili, i re byli pewni, IL
tylko do trzymania stray we
fabryce ich zawezwano; ma do
w6d pokazywali tabliczki i'm
przes}ane z napisem ,, Watch
man, Carnegie Steel Co..
Szeryf zwc}a} ma dis rano
zgromadzenie celem wzaje-
mnego porozumienia sic W
sprawie zatargu.
Co sadza W Westinghouse.
Wiadomosc o rozlewie krwi
W Homestead wywar}a wraze-
ME bardzo deprymrjace we
Westinghouse. Prezydent stra.
szllWle jest zatrWozony kaza1
sobie przysy}aG biuletyny. =
PierwszY biuletyn nadszed3 o
godz. 10 i potem szybko jeden
po drugim nadchodzi} W cza-
sic, kiedy prezydent romawia3
z Campbellem, Elkinsem i
innymi.
Kiedy nadszed1 biuletyn o
przybyciu Pinkertonian6w,
prezydent widocznie przerazi1
sic, a kiedy p6dniej doniesiono
0 strzelaniu i 0 rozlewie krwi,
prezydent zaprzesta} dyskusyi
komitecie krajowym, kt6ra
prowadzono, i rozmawia} o u.
porze fabrykant6w i o znacze,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-07
Rok III.
ferencyi by} uk}ad tymczaso.

ferencyi by} uk}ad tymczaso.
wy 80, niejako zawieszenie bro
nj = tresci nastepujacej:
Azeby w}adzom wystawo.
wynn ME STAG ma przeszkodzie
przy konstrukcyi budynk6w
ma wybrzezu (Lake Front),
w}asciciele tych statk6w zobo-
wiazuja sic ma przestrzeni 25o
stopowej liczac cd srodka uli-
cy Van Buren usunat z wy.
brzeza wszelkie przeszkody,
pod warunkiem, re w&asciciele
innych statk6w( (syndykat, Hen
ry") r6wniez do tego samego
sic zobowiaza. Jednakze praw
swoich wcale ME zrzekaja sic
.w}asciciele tych statk6w ! re.
zerwuja sohie prawo do przy,
bijania ma innem dogodnem
miejscu. Uk}ad ten jest tyl-
ko. tymczasowym i ma mice
waznost do lgo pazdziernika,
poczem nowy uk}ad juz sta{y
ma bye zawarty.
Czy to mOrderstwo?
Rano dnia Ago lipca o godz.
POI do 6 zawezwano policyan-
ia O'Shee pred dom pod nrm
266 State str, gdzie lezai bez
przytomnosci cz{owiek jakis
poraniony straszliwie nozem.
z trudnoscia udalo sic 60 pod.
niesc i przyprowadzit do przy-
tomnosci. Opowiedzia}, ze ma
zywa sic William Buckshot i
ze napadnieto ma niego W pi-
wiarni Hoffmanna ma State str.
Mia4 mn6stwo ran ma glowie,
ramionach piersiach. Wczo.
raj W szpitalu okregowym
Buckshot umar1, a policya ma.
promo dotychczas stara sic
wyszukac napastnikow zabite-
go.
PrOtestuja.
district Assembly No. 24'
zwiazku rycerzy piracy wczoraJ
ma zgromadzeniu omawia1o
zaiscia W Homestead. Przyje-
to rezolucye, W kt6rych zada
sic, azeby kongres natychmiast
zaj41 sic zbadaniem zajsf tych
zarzadzeu;em ochrony straj-.
kujacych robotnik6w przeciw
postepowaniu fabrykant6w,
kt6rzy najmuja Pinkertonia-
now do strzelania do robotni-
k6w.
Adlai Stevenson W Chicago.
Demokratyczny kandydat ma
urzad wiceprezydenta Stan6w
Zjednoczonych, Adlai Steven
son, wczoraj przyby1 do Chi.
cago z ma1zonka stana} W
Palmer House.. Oswiadczyl
z CORY reporterom, re jego od-
wiedziny W miescie. Chicago
ME maja politycznego znacze-
MIA.
zapytany, co sadzi o zaj-
sciach w Homestead 10 poste.
powaniu pana Carnegie, przy-
jaciela Harrisona obro1cy ia.
ryfy McKinleya najgorliwsze-
go, odpowiedzia}: ,,Szczeg6f6w
ME znam tax dok}adnie, ,azebym
m6g} wydac sad stanowczy.
Ma kazdy spos6b nalezy ubo-
lewac, re przysz}o do takich
zajsc. Okazuje sic, ze wyso-
kie c1a wcale ME tworza ochro.
ny dla robotnika. Wiecej 0
tenn ma teraz ME chce mic po-
wiedziec."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-07

Prezydent Venezuela Vile
gos doni6sl poslowi Venezuela
W Westinghouse telegrafcznie,
ze Crespo i jego stronnicy 20
stall zupelnie pobici W bitwie
pod Ocumitos przez genera
low Luciano Mendoza Domi-
nika Monagas. W skutek tel
kleski uciek} Crespo, lecz woj.
ska zwyciezkie gonis goi znaj-
duja sic prawie tuz "a MIN.
Brazylia.
Rad brazylijski odnosi CO.
raz to wieksze woienne korzy-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-21
The Use of Old Toys.

A little girl sits before me in the
middle of large rug playing with
toys. It is curious sight. She
finds vast pleasure in what to me
seems insignificant. Out Of the play
room she has brought a vast number
of fragments of all sorts of mechan-
isms, of trumpets, mouth organs and
other musical instruments; pieces of
engines and broken trains of cars
blocks that belonged at one time in
we'll designed blockhouses. Just now
her fingers and eyes are busy with
the smokestack of ''Wredens en-
gine." / remember how my now
eleven-year-old boy teased for that
engine. l did not like a steam ex-
plosive about, but at last was weak
enough to yield. bought the en-
gine, and heard the steam phiz for a
few weeks. No accident occurred.
and l had quite forgotten the toy.
But here it is, pulled to pieces, / pre-
sumo TO use parts of it for some
other invention. Mary E. Spencer
in st. Louis Globe Democrat.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-21
THE DEDICATION.

CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-Vice Presi.
dent Morton prefaced his speech by
words of regret at the inability OF
the president to be present. After
reviewing the progress of the Unit
ed States he closed as follows: "In
the name Df b, Government of the
United States l hereby dedicate
these buildings and their appu rt-
enances intended by the congress of
the United States for the use
of the worlds Columbian expo
sition to worlds progress in art,
in science, in agriculture and in
manufactures, i dedicate them to
humanity. God save the United
States of America."
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-21
Columbus Day in Portland.

PORTLAND, Oregon, Oct, 2l.-The
discovery days exercises were open
ed here today bv the school children
at all public schools, where from 8
o'clock to 1890, the children rem
dered the official programme of the
department of Superintendents of
National Educational association.
These exercises were followed by
services at the various churches.
At noon, all business houses were
closed. The parade, in which about
five thousand people participated,
occurred at 2:30, aud was reviewed
by governor, mayor and other city
officials. The day close with a
grand fete at the exposition building,
under the auspices of the Italian
colony.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-21

You don't have to skirmish
around much to get feed to fatten
one of these henlloclS porcupines
on" says an old Potter county
woodsman. Just sprinkle some
salt over stick of cordwood, or saw
log for that matter, and he'll eat the
whole business and enjoy it like you
would mince pie" The customary
diet of these animals is hemlock
browse They make themselves a
home in a hollow log or under the
roots of some old tree, but always
within reach of big hemlock.
The hemlock is their pasture, and
they make beaten paths going to
and fro between the tree and their
home Once up in tree the porcu-
pine goes out on the big limbs, and
pulling the small branches in with
one paw browses on the pungent
leaves. In going through the woods
you will find little piles of these fine
leaves on the ground under hemlock
trees That means that a porcupine
is feeding in the tree, the leaves on
the ground being dropped from his
feast
Sometimes a porcupine will re-
main in a hemlock tree for a week
at a time, hugging close to the trunk
at night and feeding during the day.
This curious little beast is the only
known living thing that eats the
foliage of the hemlock. .-Philadel-
phia Times.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-21
An odd way to Make a Call.

What could be more ridiculous
than the case Of the young man, ar
rested by a vigilant constable while
crawling on hands and knees over
the roof of an clubhouse, and who
when placed in the dock explained
to one of our best known and most
deservedly popular magistrates,
whose legal experiences have been
put into book form, that so far from
having any burglarious motive for
his peculiar conduct he was SIMPLY
going to pay visit to his young
lady employed in an adjacent public
house. Amid much hilarity this hu-
man tomcat was dismissed, the ma
gistrate remarking: Look here; you
can't go crawling over the tiles. You
are discharged. London Tit-Bits.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-21
Keep of the Enemy.

foe who turks In mabush is a more
dangerous antagonist than the one who
attacks us in the open field, and for whose
assaults we are, In a measure, prepared
That dangerous enemy to health, malaria,
must be encountered fully armed. It's
iy. and can only be guarded against with
certainty by Certifying the system by a
course OF defensive medication. The
bilious remittent, dumb ague and ague
cake, is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters..
which Is also an eradicator OF the most
obstinate forms ef malaria which reaisi
the action OF ordinary specifics, and the
virus of which remains In the system
even when the more violent symptoms
are subdued. Constipation. liver COM
plaint, dyspepsia and kidney troubles
are always relieved by this genial remedy.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-21

life. The tomb of the Saviour was
a narrow and empty vault, precious
Only for it's memories Of the supreme
tragedy Of the centuries, but the
new continent was to be the home
and temple Of the living God.
The grandeur and beauty of this
spectacle are the eloquent witnesses
Of peace and progress. The Parthe-
non and the cathedral exhausted
the genius Of the ancient, and the
skill Of the medieval architects, In
housing the statue or spirit Of Deity.
In their ruins or their antiquity
they are mute protests against the
merciless enmIty of nations, which
forced art to flee to the altar for
protection. The United States well
come the sister republics Of the
Southern and Northern Continents,
and the nations and peoples of Eu-
rope and Asia, of Africa and Aue-
tralia, with the products Of their
lands, OF their skill and Of their in
dustry to this city Of yesterday, yet
clothed with royal spIendor as the
Queen Of the Great Lakes. The
artists and architects Of the country
have been bidden to design and erect
the buildings which shall fifty IL
lustrate the height of our civiliza
tion and the breadth Of our hospi-
tality. The peace Of the world per-
mits and protects their efforts iu
utilizing their powers for man's
temporal welfare. The result Is thit
Park of Palaces. The originality
aud boldness of their conceptions,
and the magnitude and harmony OF
their creations are the contributions
of America to the oldest Of the arts
and the cordial bidding Of America
to the peoples of the earth to come
and bring the fruitage Of their age
to the boun dless opportunities OF
this unparalleled exhibition.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-21
Tn. Most Deadly Poison.

Said a well known st. Louis hem
ist: There are very few people who
fully understand the action of hydro
cyanic or prussic acid. 1t is the
deadliest poison today known to the
chemist. and its manufacture in pure
form is absolutely prohibited by law.
The acid is made from peach leaves
and peach kernels, the latter being
better known as bitter almonds.
though a modified form of it is
evolved from wild cherry bark, and
is used in sirups to subdue coughs.
The diluted form employed for pre-
scriptions is kept in tightly closed
bottle and case. and of course is
rarely drawn upon. Six drops OF
prussie acid in half a glass of water
will produce death in second, per
haps before the suicide has time to
set down the glass. Its fumes alone
will bring instant death.
''The diluted prussic acid is com
posed of fcl1ocyanide of potash, sui
phuric acid. alcohol and water. The
proportions are about 2 per cent.
acid and 9S per cent. water, alcohol
and sulph,uic acid 1t is this enor-
nous proportion of water which
gives to it the name of hydrocyauic.
which signifies nearly all water.
Another interesting fact about
prrlssic acid is that it's presence can
not be discovered in the body. Its
action is directly upon the blood,
which it turns black. 1t then rap
idly evaporates, and in a few hours
the blood returns to condition Incl
dent to natural death. This is why
postmortem examinations on prussic
acid suspects never result in dis
covecy. st. Louis Republic.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-21
NORTHWEST NEWS.

The Sodaville mineral springs, In
Linn county, were discovered by
Ruben Coyle, in ls4s, while riding
the range for cattle.
The Astoria Examiner publishes
council proceedings over the head
ing of Weekly Circus"
The Oregon City Transportation
company spends $4,000 year in
wages and supplies.
Railroad work is progressing
steadily on, and there is every pros
pect the road will be running 10 the
Coquelle river before winter, says
the Marshfield Mail.
The work of dredging Olympia
harbor will begin December /, and
the contract will be completed In so
days.
Last week five tons of cabbage
seed raised on WILDLY island were
shipped to the Ferry Seed company,
at Detroit, Mich.
Albany Democrat:-A tall, keen
witted son of Erin's Isle who lives
in the foot hills stalked into the
Democrat Office a few days ago
and in q very intense way asked:
"Is that SO about Pennoyer laving
the Dimocratic party?" We in
formed the impu1sive CeIt that it
was so, but we said apologetically
that the governor insists that he
has not left the party, but that the
party has left him. Quick as light
lining the response came back:
"Surely he is a moighty bad mon
IL the whole dimocratic party de-
sarted him." The Democrat man
concluded that if any further re-
marks or apologies were needed the
governor must supply them, HIM
aalf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-21
Men That Jump

at conclusions, are generally "off
their base" Because there are num-
berless patent medicines of question
able value, it dosen't follow that all
are worthless. Don't class Dr. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy with the usual run
of such remedies. 1t is way above
and beyond them 1t is doing what
others fail to do 1t Is curing the
worst cases of Chronic Nasal Cat
arrh. If you doubt it, try it. If
you make thorough trial, you'll be
cured. $500 forfeit for an incurable
case. This offer, by Worlds Dis
pensary Medical association, Blffa-
10, N. Y. At all druggists; so cents.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-21
Locating a Drowned nodx.

Not many months ago a man was
drowned at st. Louis. After search
had been made for the body, but
without success, the mans shirt,
which he had laid aside when he
went in to bathe, was spread out ON
the water and allowed to float away.
For awhile it fioated and then sank
near the very spot, it was reported,
the mans body was found. Notes
and Queries.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-21
A Million Friends.

A friend in need is a friend indeed,
and not less than one million people
have found just such d friend in DR..
Kings New Discovery for consump-
ton, coughs. and colds. If you
have never used this great cough
medicine, one trial will convince
you that it has wonderful curative
powers in all diseases of throat,
chest and lungs. Each bottle is
guaranteed to do all that is claimed
or money refunded. Trial bottles
free at Dan'l. J. Fry's drugstore, 225
Com'l. st.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-21

A few dozen good hens at $3.50
per dozen. Call early Dawson 4
Whites, 94 Court street.
Childrsn's school shoes We lead
on styles and prices, The Palace.
Fresh cream Waters at The Spa.
ia State st.
Large sssoriment-low prices are
what encourage 50 many people To
trade At krausse Bros.
Jones and Bernardo make the
wonderful French ice cream soda.
Mol'asses peppermint drops At
The Spa, III State st.