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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
FOR AN ANTIHlLL CONVENTION.
AZ ADDRESS To THE DEMOCRATS OF THE STATE
THE RUSH To JOIN IN TILE MOVEMENT.

Az ADDRESS To THE DEMOCRATS or THE STATE
THE. RUSH To JOIN IN TILE MOVEMENT.
Although yesterday was half Holiday fuu
day, work WAS done the headquarters of the anti
I'M movement at No 10 wall-st. and the onice 70
manned open during the regular business hours to 10
ceiyc the constantly increasing number Of callers ana
attend to the growing correspondence. meeting
Of the full Committee OF Twenty i've was held early Ia
the day at which il was decided TO extend the or
ganization the state and prepare Tor the honne
Of "a state Convention which viii send an anuhhu
delegation To the National Democratic Conventioh "
Chicago June 81. This address TO tile Democtao
Of the state prepared and approved ana WI" "
circulated at once
The state Committee has called its convention TOR
the 2d of February. for the manifest purpose oi or
action OF other states by all apparently ulanlmous
delegation OF Newiolk in favor OF the preteteo ca"o
This action Of the state Committee we have opposes
and shall continue to oppose 10 the ehd tna' az ouo
portunity TO be represented and heard In answer u
letters constantly received by the conee0 on n 9G
Ing what action be taken to make IT enect'e' "o
reply: . ,, oorr,v of ,hs state OF
all Democrats who are opposed TO the mid"h's'
Pass resolutions at the meeting 50 held con.
demninc The action taken by the state Committee =
i'll nad party a% aemandns Sss
tho call for the convent IN be reVoken. IL. ,u
mower 10 ppo"pere with other committees appolntsl
In other counties. the end that such proceedinss
,mnv he had that the state OF Newfork may %
nyyesented al the National Convention by delega'
lion OF Democrat, who shall fully express 'he semi'
ments oi the STATE. ,., ho,,, IN ,aLsr van
erally Throughout the state Al. -. .h ,u,,,..
In our Judgment you should fight at the primaries
~ darIrant,l TO the true interests OF the party, ana
WHO in taking their seats. will move that the convsH
tlon dissolve without taking any action at all. Inc
fact that Won have attended the primaries i no reason
.or vo,r abstaining from taking part In the meeunQ
We advise TO hold.
" ,Tove All we counsel constant and earnest devotion
IN tho rreai issues which carried the party to victory
In 1880 ard absolute loyalty To the candidate wne
ali no declared by the National Convention or the
nrt IN he the hest and truest representative OF those
principles. f. ELLfhh aNpEhSo'' 'na'i "an.
The address bears also the signatures OF the other
members OF the Committee of Twenty-Five
Among the prominent Democratic families In the
city interested In the battle against Hism Is thas
represented IN the wellknown importing firm OF
I strnu, A. sons I'm Warren-st. Lazarus straus,
the father aud member: Isidor, who Is mem
her OF the Committee OF Twenty-Five and Oscar ST. the
OK United states Minister TO Turkey. are Al actve u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07

TWO FIRES IN SUCCESSION AND FLOORS SOAKED
i,lAS

TWO FIRES IN SUCCESSION AND FLOORS soAhED
WITH KEROSENE.
Felix Murphy was last night locked up in the
I.eonard-st police station. charged with being
suspicious person. The police. however. bclevr
that he is an nccndiary. At Nos. 304 TO 3OS
Canal-st there is biz ive-story building. occu-
ped on the four upper floors by Charles Ber-
genstcin 81 Coz dealers in plushes and silks
Last Wednesday, at : :lG p. M, fire broke out
the fourth floor of the building and was
quickly eXtingush'd when the Fire Department
arrived The Insurance Patrol left man III
charge of the premises
Last night at : 80. in a closet on the second
floor. this man discovered fire burning brlskiy.
Two holes in the wooden partition. used for the
purpose of ventilation, allowed the glare Of the
flames to come through Quickly the insurance
man cxtinguished what flames there were. and on
making an investigation found that the ehtirc
floor and walls Of the closet had been saturated
with kerosene and also that lighted sperm candle
had been 80 placed as to communicate with other
combustible material 80 that within short time
the entire place would have been in blaze.
To the three buildings there are several
entrances and Murphy. who was employed by
in a spirit Of reveng, for some wrong done TO
have set the place fire. This suspicion -
borne ont in the alleged confession that he made
last night 10 Rudolph Nagee Of No. ,63, MIdi-
son-avc. One Of the most conclusive proofs that
the polio, have against the accused man - that
there two sets of 'ys used in the three build-
ings. One of these Murphy always had in his pos
session Now they are missing and cannot be found
On the bunch of the missing keys is one thar I'M
locked an iron door between two of the buildings
one Of the upper floors. The police DeilrNc
that il was through this particular door that
Murphy either went himself or a Owed some one
else 70 go who is responsible for the lire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
4 OrESrIOV OF EyrRiUfItON WITH NEAfO

Washington. Feb. 6.-Thc Mexican "oV'rlmc"' i
endea, ,olIng b secure the eAtraditi0n of tc" men
NOW in the cu.tody of the civ authorities at Las
Cruces y. NJ and the Governor OF that Territory l.
in correspondence with the secretary OF state on the
subject. These men chnrged with fnnMer' Dut
il is believed that they are wanted l'r pohu'ai
offences Two Of them citizens Of Mexico bur the
third whose name Is Romsgo sais, Is Snd 10 be an
American. Ills nationality is in doubt the secretary
OF state TO-DAY t.legiaphed Governor Prince OF New
Nc yco that II sails Is an american citizen lie should
NOT be surrendered The Department holds generally
that none Of these prisoners should be surrendered II
the charge against them Is political in its character
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
AUGUST BELMONT H1R1SSED.
DIsCHARGED BUTLER MAKES TROUBLE AT THE
HOUSE AID Is ARRESTED.


HOUSE AND is ARRESTED.
~ Police Headquarters Yesterday another story oi
a rich man lar;lssed by crank was made pubic
August belmont was the complainant In the case
rrip. to the vigilance Of the police who have kept
a watch on the crank against whom Mr. Belmont re-
fused 10 make n complaint. according 10 the story
told Yesterday Mr. Belmont had for some time been
bothered by his butler Richard Nixon, who. 1t was
aid was a confirmed drunhari. Nj. Belmont had
often demonstrated with Nixon. but TO no effect
Si,on had promised to reform time after time, but
nj, good promises amounted to nothing. After many
threat, and rcmon Mr.. Belmont determined to
discharge his drunken servant Accordingly Nixon
WAS discharged January 20.
NfNon fel that he had been har-hly dealt with and
he lrn his employer, house IN bad mood. on the
following dav he returned 10 Mr. Belmont house. at
80 ~ Irfthavc., where he created great dis
tnrbancee In a loud voice he demanded his wages.
which ne said were still due him. After several
unsuccessful attempts to calm him. Mr.. Belmont sent
To Police Headquarters for a policeman. policeman
va, SEM from the Nineteenth Precinct, and Nixon
va, arrested and taken to the police station in West
Thlrtichst. where Mr.. Belmont refused 70 make any
charge against him.
Iohccmen are still, watching Mr.. Bcmorts house
fn prevent any further disturbance By Nixon. Mr.
Belmont that. although Nixon said that he wanted
the money due to him. lie only used that as an excuse
for maldng trouble. Nixon paid last Monday.
IIc /, nearly height and about thirty five
years old An uncomfortable thirst for liquor IS his
laIt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
srrR NOT 4 spurious LIQUoS.

Helena Mont Feb 6.-Ieer j. h''
rouor according IN decision rendered here by judge
Kpovle,. United stat. District Judge. This Is mn
original ruling BY II Federal court on ,n' S"o'eo''
OF the state corrts that hnve passed upo" 'u fo''
those Of NewIampshirc West Virginia NV" ,o''"eSs's
have agreed with the Judges ruling Tnue 'ie .'ur'
Of North Carolina aud IN New ORR nave nr'' ,i'
,s ,o.,, -, Loo. a., an Inaian Oh the Crew reser-
yaiion He was discharged. TLe reaS'" i.onors 'ss o.
provide a penalty for selling spifie''s' ''t'N' VI
wine TO al Indian Un reserVS''"".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07

read part Of letter which he had received from me
girl late in the afternoon. 1t to this elect
have sold my furniture. and going TO thicaco on
the o'clock train. NOu will hear from me when |
,lt there" After receiving the letter Farcmld nal
FASTENED 10 the nat. and had learned that the Iui-
ntarc had been moved out earlier in the day. .
Captain Berghold sent ont mn alarm asking Tor the
ARES of Daisy Burt and stating that she might ry
10 take train Chicago. lie also tailed detectives
o search for The girl and for the furniture In this city.
The search had not been fruitful OF results yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
>orn ryr prpyJrURE AND RAN AWAY.

Clarence +. Farchild. the Fithave. tailor whose
home Is IN bridgeport, Conn., went TO the West one
hundrcdth- st. police station Oh Friday evening and
asked for assistance in s'a-ching Tor fnure whch he
.uis had dis,pnc,rad from fat in AmeerdaIn.av ave.
neor Eighty furtb IT, He lad paid about f1OO for
the furniture in tie fiat he said. aud ii hid been IN
charge of Daisy Burt his servant She was described
as prety girl sbopt seventeen years OLD. gairchiIa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
7gr cRrRAR WILL Sustained.


,h,,.,, r., Il Judge Taley of the Circuit '"urt
,h millionaire John Crcr.r Of his city. "h" ir't a
fund for the establishment Of q great hOIafy "c'''
rho validity Of the Will attacked by ',It'H
co,sln. Of the deceased man, Oh grounds 'lWI"" -
,,os. nm which Il similar Loque,t by samuel j. lldci
q, Xe,v York was overthr0vl. The 'rer;T VIII u'A'r
,,d,v.ual religion, and charitable requests to Tie
.mount 81 100000 and gave The residue ~ Ii'
cs,atc onounting to over sjOOo.OOo. into the hand
y, Colonel IIuntln gtnn ". jackson aad Norman VIII
tam a. ,ord tie Crerar Iibrarf. II was cont"nd'd
l., compnlnants that The rcsiduari ai'Ne VA VOID
becausr u vas obnoxious I" the Ia" ~ p'rPeuuc''
and that the Other requests were not II u p"bH'
,.,ur. In substance the court hold that there J. 30
ror. deserving charity than the beGues; for the cduc
finn ~ IN. penple that |, clearly the Intention
o, the tcsstog that the re~lduary estate should become
a, his death n rt IA charity. II the rcsduary cansc
uas good n made no difference to the comph'nih''
whether the challenged special les~clcs were Noi o.
not Ms the lapsed lcc,cics Of personally fc INTO 'e
,duu,n aud com plainant. had standing In court
Thc court commented the dirfliN. uIner 'hc
New York law Of sustaining Wills making hrIu'sts 10
chariiy md OF the practice In this Stat" of cOu-tu@
the law literally In favor of the vlshcs ol 'hd'l'D''
te.,,ors "a accounting for the different conclusions
r.u, he'd In th. rllden and the trcrdr ca'c.
Norman Williams one ~ the tri,tce> was ">h'"
how soon work woud b gin on the library .>"t
until the qnal decision OF The supreme '1urt. ~
ausver,d The case now goes to IN" Appellate
c"rr, in The March term and from there II will %
10 m. supreme Court. II Is likely that . hnal
decision viii b, reached In ~ year W" shhll "alr
untu all lliigntOn has ceased. ana then lpiIld thc
library on a basis that will endure forever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
prSc1vuyy or NEW STAR.

Lick Observatory NJ. Hamilton Feb. Click Oh
servatory has just been informed by telegraph Of the
discovery of new star Chi Aurisae II i, of the
NTH magnitude and therefore Is easily visible 70 the
naked eye II has IA spectrum with bright hne'.
owing to stormy weather the s'"r ha' not been seen
a MI Hamilton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
CONVICTED or THE MURDER or HIS WIFE

scranton Penn, Feb. G.-The jury In the chse o'
stephen Dcayaa. charged with the mnrder VI ''>
wife By shooting her, October ]. TINS ;n'er'oo'.
rendered n verdict finding the dcicndah, e",'s W
murder In the second degree. Tie trlai o,'"i., az
entire week ard excited great interest, rs uio NO
fcndant prominent citizen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
THE NEWS or EUROPE.
FNGLAND'S loss IN TIE DEATH OF \ GREAT
PREACHER.

THE PRrssIAN EDUCATION B1LL-FRANCES NEW
TARIFF- F-BULGAHIA-FRANOE AND RUSSIA
TIE NEWMAN STATUE - INFLUENZA
ABATING-SIR MORELL MACKENZIE-
LORD ROSEBERY-MR. WITS STLER.
lBY CABLE rug rEirCNR.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-28

TYPE WRITING. - The under
signed is prepared to do type.writ-
ing, copying and office stenograpic
work, on reasonable terms. Room
IL, Gray block. STELLA SHERMAN.
Bran and shorts are reported
scarce, but there is large suppy at
G. Beak's opposite state Insurance.
block. 12-28-4t
People needing furniture In single
pieces or outfits can always be best
satisfied and save coin at Keller d
Marsh's.
Nestucca cbeese-the best In Ore
gon-and sold only by Clark d
Eppley.
Ladies don't forget the special
sale of dress goods at the Palace.
Mems best rubber boots ee and
$2.s n pair at Krausse Bros.
Pepsin Caramels at The Spa.
Wood, Wood.-Plenty Of 1t sawed
and ready for delivery. Leave your
orders at Ryan's stable, corner OF
Ferry and Liberty. dlO-lOff
Ladies' gossamer rubbers e5
and 35 cents at Krausse Bros.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-28
aonr rn.ss fer tns s.fierAtI
utAHp.

urnefsi i'0flef rats = hlei idt uie
~ the soidiefs cobduel N the Ma
iionel uuatd dahnr The i,unaIo
strike. 'ihe eseelitnt sh1Nlhe natle
Nv officers and meo he s,ifibules
isfeeiy ~ The system ~ Instruction
~ reetskiii, which he beiieves Ia
sppeflof ~ suy dthef. ~ vlew ~
the ndn,ifsbls sefvice of the Na
iIonsl uusfd NJ i,unsio II h iiite
less than dIsefscefui thst proper
equipments should be denied them
Nv the Legislature. The Empire
stats Ia great enough and ficb
enough 10 provide her military
forces With the hest modern efms
aud equipments, New York Press,
n the Oregon legislature does not
make an appropriation sufficient 10
pay lie debts ard lts living expenses
II might ~ wen abolish the Oregon
National Guard. There Ia nothing
that returns less for the investment
THAI n poorly maintained military
establishment.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-28

GIVE THEM WoRK.-There are
many deserving men In the city out
of work to whom it would be great
favor If they could get employment.
J. H. johnson who lives on South
Winter street just south of the
Woman's college has had the mis-
fortune to lose his two children and
his wife Is not well now. He has
been at great expense and has no
more means to live. He Ia willing
to work at any kind of labor, under
stands carpenteriDg; but had to sell
his tools to live. He Is only one of
many similarly situated and If you
have wood to cut, t,garden work to be
done or any kind Of labor give such
men who are upright and indus
trious, but have had bad luck a
chance.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-28

ELECTRIC LIGHTING. The off,
cials at the capitol have about con-
cluded TO discontinue from the pres.
ent electric light plant that supplies
the state house, penitentiary and
asylum. An expert called In by the
architect has decided the present
system az dangerous and Governor
Pennoyer, who IS quite worked up
about II says: 1--WE will take no
chances on burning up our state
house." He Ia in favor Of the state
putting In a first class lighting sys.
tenn, and the legislature abrogatiDg
the present contract on the ground
that it In inadequate and dangerous.
He says the state has a water power
and beyond the cost Of good dyna-
mo the expense for light would be
nominal.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-28
OAL,IotJN OrrpA uow,.sv ~,

CAL,ioUN OrrpA CoMpAsy are
presenting The Bohemian uin,
Boccnccio, FatlnIiza and two other
operas M their repertoire. Every
notice We have seen says II Ia oThe
most compact and best opera com.
pnny presenting comic opera, and Ia
perfect In all details" This Excel.
lent Company and can be secured
for one performance In Salem ~
they pass through on their way 10
San Francisco, provided they can
be- assured Of eB audience sufficient
TO compensate them. The only
guarantee they rquiro IL a subscrip.
tlons for 2O0seats, the ordinary prices
OF bl.0O for reserved seats, down
staIrs, and IS cts. for reserved seats
In the gallery. As II IL no rare for
first class opera company to visit
Salem II Ia hoped that our musical
people will promptly subscribe the
number Of seats requisite 10 secure
The Calhoun Company. Leave
your names and number Of seats ut
either Of the book stores.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-28
Rhyme With Reason.

To guess the number, who would
dare?
or all the Ills that flesh IL heir to.
10 hear the half you could not bear
to;
And lovely woman has her share,
too;
She'd have some less II she'd repair
TO
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
For "run-dowD," debilite0 and over
worked women, II Ii the best Of all
restorative toDics. A potent specific
for all those chronic weaknesses and
diseases peculiar IN women; power
ful, general, as well M uterine, tonic
and DerviDe. II impsris vigOr and
strength TO the whole system. IL
promptly cures weakness Of the
stomach, nausea, indigestion, blOat-
ing, debility aud sleeplessness, In
either sex. IL II carefully com
pounded by an experienced physic'
Ian and adapted TO woman's delicate
organization. Purely vegetable aud
perfectly harmless In any condition
Of the system. The only medicine
for women, sold by druggists, under
q positive guarantee of satisfaction
In every case, or price (sl.OO) refund
ed.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-28
Electric Bitters

This remedy Is becoming so well
known, aud popular as to need no
special mention. All who have US
ed Electric Bltttrs sing the same
song Of praise. purer medicine
does not exist and II In guaranteed
10 do all that Is claimed. Electric
Bitters will cure all diseases of the
Liver and KidHeys, will remove
Pimples. Boils, Salt Rheum and
other affections caused by impure
blood.-Will drive Malaria from the
System aud prevent as well AZ cure
all Malaria fevers. cure Of
Headache, Constipation and indi-
gestion try Electric Bitters--Entire
satisfaction guaranteed, or money
refunded.--Prcr 50cts and 500 per
bottle ut Daniel J. Fry's drugstore.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-28
SOMETHING NEW.

The new TliDe Gard, which is now
Ia effect, via the "Wisconsin Central
Lines" In connection with the
Northern Pacific II. r., affords the
travelling public the best facilities
from all points west to Chicago and
points east and south.
The unsurpassed equipment offered
to Its patrons, combined with speed,
comfort and safety. SURPRISING all
Its competitors.
All through trains are composed
Of Pullman yestibuled drawing-rOom
sleepers, with dining cars and day
coaches Of latest design.
The daily through fast train each
way, making close connection at
Chicago with trains. In all directions.
For tickets, time tables, ETC., ap-
ply to agent Of Northern Pacific II.
r., or JAS. q. POND,
Gen'l Pass. and Tkt. agent,
Chicago, III.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-28

PROaRAM.-At the Presbyterian
church following will be rendered at
8 p. m., for charitable purposes, 25
cents admission to be charged and
refreshments thrown In: Instru
mental duet, Misses Hirsh; recita-
ton, Helen Matthews; vocal solo.
Miss Josie Brown; Coronet solo, Mr..
Willis McElroy; Recitation, Mrs.
Burrows; vocal solo, Mrs. Mcdowell;
recitation, Mrs. Chas. Reilly; vocal
solo, Miss Thornton; instrumental
solo, Miss Maude Hirsch.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-28
LOCAL AsD PERSONAL

IA. n. Cameron will come and
Identify himself his communication
may be used,
A. w. 0owsp, n ttepublican has
been elected ~ the legislature from
Grant and Harvey counties, where
there was n Tie before.
Albert Jessup Ia home from the
state university nj Eugene for the
holiday week.
Long John Bllyeu, Of Linn coun.
ty,a famous member Of n famous
OregoDlan family, IL dead AlbsDy
Herald.
l.. A. Dawson, Of the firm Of Da-
lson Il White, Is ip Portland today.
DR.. E. u. Pbilbrook returned this
morning from weeks trip to
Southern California.
River still rising.
Worlds Fair Souvenir coins at j.
q. Wrights grocery 10 all who pur.
chase $500 worth.
The State Board Of Equalization
IL In session. No rulings have as
yet been made on valuations.
In cases Of severe and sudden cold
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, II used ac-
cording to directions, is q sure cure.
Ask for Ayers Almanac.
Jap.es w. Jory has asked the
county authorities for aid TO defray
the expense Of keeping young man
by the name Of Thomas Tuck, now
ut bis house sick.
Miss Euls McCulIy went down TO
Portland this afternoon to visit rela-
lives and friends.
Hon. Geo. r.. Chamberlain re-
turned from Albany this afternoon.
Chas. DeLeon is In Portland this
afternoon.
j. II. Ross was o passenger for
Oregon City this afternoon.
Judge Straban came down from
Albany this afternoon.
Walter 9. Day, who has been Wis
iting old time friends In the city,
returned to Portland this afternoon.
f. Ford, OF Woodburn, was q
Salem visitor today.
Fred Prechtel who spent Christ
mas with friends In Albany re.
turned this afternoon.
Ayers Sarsaparilla braces up the
system; purifies and inylgorates.
Invalids need II.
A marriage licence has been issued
TO Anna Jordan and q. S. Gruber,
both aged 20.
The South Commercial damage
suit is being appealed to the supreme
court.
Judge Mcbride, Of Oregon City
Is holding circuit court today.
An order for sale Of real estate
was made In the estate OF VIM.
Heron, deceased, was made In the
county court, Feb. 18th set for hear
ing.