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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-27
KILLED AT TANGENT.
He IutsESsd 20 Beard
TIE Train

ALBANY, Or, ArFil ZT.-As the
overland south bognd train IsE
night Ess sppr1aebinz the sts,ioa
Of Tzngsut seven miles saUfh =
bsrs, . man Wa zen sfaUdiDE
ciose beside TIE TRACK be did Bof
81 out the way and Was struck and
killed by the engine Tie Cd
giDser thnogbt the man go4 80 tn
way purposely with suicidal intent
but later ibdieztioDs show that Be
probably INTENDED % hozrd the train
LetteB UpOD Bis perm showed
bis nsnIe 20 be ". :. BrsUff a. d
that be has . family IN Vie1oris.
Tsnnessee. TIE unfortunate mar
was a n1emheF II the Knights of
Pytbi4s by y hIch order be will b
buried here unIess dir etioDs
70 the contrary are received from BIZ
fsmily. Wss eBesn shaved, moder-
s,sly gell dressed, and did not seem
n te tramp, although be had D.
money.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-27
TIE FREE SILVER
The President Refuses to Law
Before Congress the Cor
respoadtEee.
RkUx INVESTIGATION.
More About ths Enloe ard Rsun
Epizcde.

LFA1s-A@s
WAgHINGTUx. April =. There
wss aB sXeiiiDg scene yesterday in
the nom where the Raum invssfi-
gstiyD proceedings we're beld- Rep
Tsssutstive Euloe. one q the mem
bers q the eomn1ittee. cslled Con-
uissiOuer Rzum . liar. and attempt
II u make . personal sssault upcn
him. The trngble bexs1 with an
inquiry by EDlos ss to whether or
n0t GommisziOoer RsDm bad not
-fufnisbed SPECIAL Examiner Green
walt Sitb SIS 70 Be used for the par
pose Of eutTaDpiBg an sit11Dey a.
Kalamazoo, Micn-, suspected Of
huyiDz Information regarding pen
son case. The coTnmissiOneF said
be had 10; given GTee1waIt any
money. Enloe insisted that on the
previous bearing RsUm bed admit
ted that re had The cODmissiOrer
replied that be did not. Enloe re-
pesied the query several times, un-
til finally Rsum turned around and
sharply asked II be wanted another
denial. EnlOe hOtiy exclaimed,
You're liar; you did ssy 30, aud
rose to his feet, grssPed q glass
sponge cup on the table, and started
FIR the commissioner. Other mem
bers Of the committee rose hastily
and fOTcibly prevented Enioe from
proceeding further. As be struggled
to free himself, Commissioner Raum
said, ''I want no difficulty with you
or anyone else, but the man don't
live that l fear" Then, to avoid
trouble, be took up his hat and
marched out Of the room. Chair
man Wheeler called TO him that
there was no need to leave, as be
would be amply protected. To En-
Joe, Chairman Wheeler expressed
regret at the scene. but EnIOe in
sisted be had treated the witness
fairly, but be thought Raum's man
ner very offensive. Psyson asked
in what respect, adding that the
commissioner had simply said he
did not make the statement, and
Enloe kept on insisting on it. EslOe
retOrted that the commissioners
manner was very offensive. Finally
az the lest way out Of the difficulty,
;he committee adjourned.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-27
FAlllaw over a Prselples

Il q terrible thing even In dream. The vie
Tim Of this frequent form 81 nightmare
wakes with 4 start and cryi his llInns
bAihed ln cold Precipitation, his heart
thnmping Tremendously. Moral Don I
sleep on our back, particularly II you ara
trOuhied with ap6pnih ard nervousness,
ana use hosiettcrs stomach Btiers 10
cure these 1oint troubles for sleeplesS-
DGaa, the inarpaFabie attendant Of chronic
dyspepsia, and "a olfspring as well, the
Hlffora u 4 surprising remedy. The dis
ordered stomach u the progenliOn Of mum
befieSa haraseinB nymptomsi and the or
gnns OF thinkiug n a ihltnfol reflection Of
II disturbance, Ia which the liver and
bowels share. II We are % restore quictndo
" the brain and nervous systefn, We must
reinf0rce the stomach and regulate the ac-
ton Of the digestive, socretlte and evao-
sIntiFe OFHrnna Prevent and remedy Ina-
lsrla, Inactivity Of the kidneys and blad-
der, debility, heartburn, sick headaehe
aud Ia grippo with this remedy, Wnlch has
resolved The unqualified sanction Of euii-
neDt physicians,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-27
Active Volcanoes.

YUMA, Ariz., April 27.-Indians
from Lower California have arrived
here and report volcanoes near Lake
Sullulee, close TO the Gulf Of Cali
fornia, in active operation. They
say that on the 18th Of April an
earthquake shock was felt, and
almost Immediately the volcanoes
became quite active. The greatest
eruption occurred last Thursday
night. The country for twenty
miles around was illuminated by
burning sulphur and molten rock
thrown up hundreds Of feet by
while the noises Of ex-
ploding gases soon spread eOnsterna-
lion among the Indians who were
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-27
COLORADO REPUBLICANS.
In Favor Of Free Coinsge-Wil
Bolt II They do Not Get it.

DENVER, Colo, April Z7.-Tbe Re
publican state convention met here
at noon. The sentiment Of the dele
gates are solid for free coinage Of
silver. Threats IL candidates un-
favorable TO free coinage are nomi-
mated, a new PARTY will b. organ
ized. The delegation to MinneapO-
lis will favor any one favorable to
Froa oofpoUa
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-27
The Japanese.

PORTLAND, April 27.-In the state
circuit court Judge Shsttuck denied
the writ Of hAbeas corpus in the case
Of thirteen japanese who arrived
here last week On the steamship Ba-
tavis and were not permitted to land
by the federal authorities on the
ground that their admission would
be violation Of the contract labor
law. The japanese were remauded
to the steamer and placed in charge
Of Captain Hill. Yesterday he
sailed for the Orient, taking along
the japanese. Another writ Of
h4beas corpus was filed and tele-
graphed to Astoria 10 be served Oh
the captain On bis arrival there. As
the captain has had a similar exper-
iepce at this port before he did not
stop at Astoria, but carried bis Jap
anese out to sea without the know
ledge Of the federal authorities.
The Batavia will touch at Victoria,
B. C., and it is probable that the
Japs will leave the vessel there.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-27
THE CERES ROBBERY.
Tao Een are Probably Identified
"a the Robbers.

LIE ANGELS, Cal, April Z7.-Ei
Brown alias "VsIqUeiro Bill" and
Chss. BalliBger are in Jail, the
former at Tucson and latter at San
BeTBaciDo charged with horse steal
ing, detectives are satisfied the men
sere concerned iD the robbery Of
;iIe Southern Pacific express near
Ceres, Ca, On sept. 4ih last, a.
" hieh time Detective Harrison Wa
sbOt and dangerously wounded. A
ieqUisitiOn will be made to bring
Brown to this state.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-27
To Sue The 8. P. r. r.

AUSTIN, Tex, April 27.-The
state railroad commission has de-
cided to bring suit for the state
against the Southern Pacific Rail-
way Co., TO recover the penalty
prescribed for a violation Of the
commission law for charging greater
rates on wool shipments than those
fixed by the commission.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-27
SHOCKING BRUTALITY.
Sick Woman Unmercifully Beaten
by Her Husband.

WALLA WALLA, April GA
sensational case came up before
Justice Taylor yesterday, when
John Williams, Of Wallula, was
examined for assault ON his wife.
He was fined 800. The evidence
disclosed shocking brutality. Will
lisms left bis wife very sick, and, on
returning, found her In bed, and
beat her fearfully, at last choking
her into inseDslbility. He then had
a friend named sample swear a
complaint charging Mrs. Williams
with Insanity. The woman ap-
peared In court badly bruised, with
her eyes blackened, and told
story Of her hus
bands abuse.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-27
Buried at Last.

PORTLAND, April q. - The re-
mains OF George w. Dressler, the old
man who was killed by a narrow
guage train hear Elk Rock, oyer a
week ago, were inferred in Lone Fir
cemetery last evening, The body
was given a soldiers burial by a
number Of Grand Army men, who
betrayed the expenses through
private contributions. The deceased
was a veteran Of the Mexican war,
and had neither relatives nor friends
In this state.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-27
Catholic Priest Florred.

EUREKA, Cal, April 27.-Harry
Rogers tiOgged the Rev. Father
O'Kane on the public street yester-
day with horsewhip. The trouble
grew out Of assertions made reflect
ing on the honesty OF Rogers' wife
from the altar Of the church some
time ago. 1t caused quite a sen
sation. There were no arrests.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-27

down In that region Oh 3 hunting
trip. The Indians hurrie1 awsy ss
quickly as possib.e. This report
confirms previous accounts from the
Lower CalifOrnia volcano region
that whenever heavy earthquakes
occurred on the Pacific eoast the
activity of these volcanoes greatly
incres=ssi
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-27
MARKETS.

SAN FRANCISCO Cal, April 27.--
Wheat buyer September sI,57t
PORTLAND, April 27.-W neat val
ley, 81. .35@s1 40; Walla Walla, 81 IS
@s1.40.
CHICAGO Ills, April 27.-At close
WHEAT was easy, cash and may 80!.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-27
THE RUsTLERs.
Are Having Things All Their Own
Way In Wyoming.

Way In Wyoming.
CHEYENNE, Wvo., April 27.--The
leaders OF the regulators were In
consultation with their lawyers yes
terday. After the interview was
over the captlves were not In the
best Of spirits. They all believe
that they will be acquitted Of
charges Of murder, treason and
arson, which will be preferred
against them, but they are now
ready to admit that their freedom
will not come In two weeks. as
they had boasted. They talk about
an all-summer's siege with the civil
authorities. Reports nom Buffalo
would seem 10 indicate that Sheriff
Angus and Jack Flagg and their
sympathixsrs are running things
with high hand. The foreman OF
the Echo has been warned not 20
T0n his press. and the acting editor,
~. Clair Mallory, was brutAlly As-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-27
ONION Pacific Earninrs.

BosToN, April 27.-The annual re-
port Of the Union Pacific was sub
mitted To the stockholders at their
annual meeting today and shows for
the year 1891, gross earnings $l9-
6s7,OOO against so, ASS, 900 In 1890.
Surplus earnings S7,s46, 900 against
81, 2s4, 900 the previous year.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-27
at the soldier's Home.

PORTLAND, Or, April p. II is
reported that Captain w. s. Pierce.
who mysterlOusly disappeared some
months ago, IL now In the soldiers
home az DAYTON, Ohio.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-27
TO GRANTS MEMORY.
The Pirst Stone Is Laid for a Great
Mausoleum.

NEW YORK, April 27.-The first
stone Of the great msusOleum which
is to perpetuate the memory Of
General U. s. Grant, was laid at
Riverside Park this afternoon.
President Harrison, in the presence
Of the cabinet aud thousands Of
citizens, laid the granite block upon
which tomb worthy Of a nation,
and which nations build, using q
gold troWel,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-27

sznifed ~ FlaeE yesterday Ths
same report seys the ru.fi-r- having
nossz due - the bank have euforoei
TIE re8ewsi % them ~ the n1uxzie
a rsv.s,ve~s
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-27

DIS MoINEA, April sT.--It Is re-
ported a land slide at the Des Molnes
brick yard buried twenty-seven
men, two are reported killed, and
several severely injured.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-27

BAR0AIE.-For special bargain
IA a good slx-Foou house, inside lo-
cation, irqulie NJ ION 8, Bush
Bank building, bsloie Aey lsl.
az IL
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-27
Silver COINAGE.
About the International Confer
ence.

ANNAN S~S ANVIL A0 b4OA@0~ NSA-SA
enee.
WASHINGTON, April 27.-The
president sent a message to the
senate, stating that in his opinion it
would not be compatible with pub
lie interest to lay before it, al this
time, the correspondence which he
was requested by its resolution April
23d t. furnish concerning any step
taken toward securing the interna-
tional conference to consider the
question Of free coinage or the en-
large use OF silver. He says he will
do so 1T the earliest moment after
definate information can be properly
given, and adds: ut may not be
inappropriate, however, to say here,
believing, as ] do, in the full use Of
silver ss a coin metal, that a ratio
agreed upon by the great commercial
nations Of the world would very
highly promote the prosperity of all
their people. 1 have not and will
not let any favorable opportunity
pass for promoting that most desir-
able result; or if free international
silver coinage should not presently
be attainsble, then to secure the
largest practicable use Of that
metal"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-27
Suspended.

81. PAUL, April H.-The Com
mercisl Bank has suspended pay
ment, its officers say depOsitors viii
Be paid in full.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-27
Thick and GIOssy.D

THE PRODTCTlON q an shu1dsuf
! r-urrk q hair. - . silE-liEs ssrrsl e
Al & The original coi1r. often Sssul-s
f-r-- sts -se. y thcse Ws.0 have te'tr-ls
lad G. gray. q Ayers Hair yigDr:
Il wss rsrtfly bao1=inE gray s-d
rs1f I'M afrer Us1rE two @ 1lres
t--riss & Ayers Hsir T5r1r ny hair
r-ew fhick and glossy and t1e o1lz1-
a eo1cr vas res-cre.i- NJ Aldrlc1.
Cs-zzl Centrs, y H
A trisl q Ayers Hsir : iE1- las 60
~f-esf ne q ia merits I-s Use has
-o< o-fT czzsssi TIE hair q ~ vie and
daughter % te zb1-tzrf and glossy hzf
X tzs Eire1 ny rzrEsr sf11fa1 uz1s-
ts-te . rsspsc-sh's isuxth s-d sppsar-
49, e Brff-o1. Oskis1d. Ohio
Il have used Ayers Hair Vizu- fc-
tts usza fo-1r Ct fTs years s-f 1n1 i =
rors1 sstfEfscto-T dressing fCr ne hs-r-
IL Is all thss I eo1ld desire. t.sinE harm
iesss. czuEi-z the hair 20 rsts1n IT,
rs-ural col0T. and requiring huf snail
v-s-tfry 20 render TIE hair easy 20 AZ
range Mrs u. A Bailey, 2 Chzries
81. HsTsrhill, Mass
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-27
Ontario Parliament

OTTAWA Ont, April H.-The
house Of commons has negztived
the molten to place binding tvine
on the free list.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-27

Their gentle action and good effect on
the system really makes them 4 perfect
Lutte pill. They please those who use them
Carriers Little Liver P1ll may well BE-
termed Perfection
No one knows better than those who
nave used lArters Little Liver illls what
relief they have given when taken fcF dVs-
pepsla, dicziuess, pain In the side. oonsti-
patton, and disOrdeFed stomach.
Do not despair oi curing your siek head.
ache Wheu yoa can 80 easily obtain car
er = Little Liver Pills. TAey viii effesl 4
prompt ana permanent cure. Their action
4 mild and aatural S-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-27

The Chief Reason for the great sao
Bess Of Hoods Sarsaparilla Is found IN tha
article itself II Is merit that wins, and sha
tact that Hoods SaTsAparilla actually 80
somplishes what Is claimed for II, Is Wha
has given 70 this medicine popularity ana
sale greater than that Of any other sArsapS
Merit Wins ssr rI ssGor. 20 DiSsG sSs puSIIs RI.s
Hoods sarsaTarilla cures SerOfulA, San
Rheum and al HumOrs, Dyspepsia. siek
Headache. I.liousness, oyereomes Tha
Tired Feeling. creates an Appetite. strength
Ins tie Nerve, builds up the Whole sysba4
He0a's ssFsaPariIla is sold By AL drua
asis. tli six for tA Prepared By @ I. Heo
,Co., ApOtheeArisA Lowell. haAA
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-27

shaw AIrs Lulu Smith Mrs NJ A
A. n GILBERT p. NJ.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-04-09
The Product OF Bay OIL.

The grea. staple product of s..
which bay rum is made. The oil is "A
highly concentrated essence from the
green bay tree, and a pint Of it dilused
with warm water will make several quarts
Of ordinary bay rum, winch Is OF world
wide use to ,cnt,emen who sna7r AL u
every cn. who bl.hes. Thr inhabitants
live IN we!l-kcpt hou,es, many OF them
mere luts, ani a noticeable feature IL
the almost general absence % win low
panes As il never becomes cool enough
to make il necessary l. keep ont the air,
the only meant et closing the windows
is by means Of barre shutters. In pass
ing the he-l,~s it is hard 10 keep from
associating these non barred windows
with iails, and an occasional bac!, or
creole face peering through then only
heigh.ens the idea. The people who
live in tue country part Of the island
and work on the sugar plantations i've
in roughly built wooden hu,s With
thatchcd roofs AMI unp,lntcl sides.
Yet these huts are nearly always kept
scrupulously clean. and the small "frpnt
yari' generally cont llns a pretty 5;-ien
of roses that rival their Northern no.
house cousins in everything except the
odor, which they almost entirely 1ac6.
Living Is cheap in the islands, aud the
good naturei nati"e can generally find
| something 70 eat, if il is only bananas
and oranges, and he can always make
his "c4ssavl brc,i' from the frui; Of
| the "JreaI fruit tree. As no cold
weather eyct shakes MS rnc lmi. joints,
| he nccl "I kve ~ fear where wItail to
! clothe hims4 an,l many .. them ex-
| hibit very li:t!e fear On This SUBJECT, but
as a rIle Tic women dress ganilty and
wear a 'tlrl,sn or nea ldrc-s Of some gay
| cO!o.eI silk or cotton material.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-04-09

on us when was living 1t Carwarp, but
they did not make much Of that Job !.
A number Of stocl-cn hat met 4.
what is now Wentworth. the Junction o.
the Murray and Darling Rivers, ani one
of them, Tom Burke, was the spether.
He continued
.I'il spin Won tue yarn, boys. You
see, in J6 the Murray had risen 10 IN
unusual hight AMI spread for miles over
the plains, filling up all the hiliibongs
and back iakcS, 50 the cattle hid taken
to the hign grouni Is, where tn" Myall
blacks had 4 fine time going round IN
their canoes an Spcar.ng them. Whel
the flood Went down we had 4 general
muster on the Murrumbilgcc, I.ach.an
and Darllngs, when We found III" her Is
All mixed up. wniic lots Of tGcn had
spears still sticking IN thea J Il Mul
lins and !, from Carwarp, with Billy Ne
Mahon. from P0on Boon, had been drlv-
ing on til" outcr i L. Of F.etcaecs Run,
and We campcI one nj -ht at sheep
station hunt on the Iarracool Creek.
Next morning nal Just >,uug tue billy
TO make tea whea Jim Muffips, who was
roiar a.tar our horses. SAM ont, Boys,
heres whole tribe Of Nv5ilis coming along
the p,ain, and, sure enough, there We're
tt.y OF sixty OF them al painted up, bu.
without spears or'shielGs. OF course we
all hurried out ot the hu. - SEE what
they were up 10, AMI got our revolvers
When they were about $50 yards of
Mullins called out To them not to come
anv closer; but they held Their hands up
over their heads and still advanced till |
bron1.lr tae yun un - my shoulder
then Il yery tall. powerful bisck, called
Boney, who used to knock round the
Murray and Darling stations, stepped OCT
in front "nd shouted: 'IIulloo, Tom,
mine want = talk along with you. oon''
be afraid, these al teal-erer >sool black
fellows.
I'm 20; afraid, said /, 'bu, don
you come any nearer, or directly sus
talk along with you'
"A. that moment tie spn saone on
brightly, and was reelected with dazzling
brilliancy from Bouey's b.oai chest.
Give me the guu. Tom, said Nc
| Nahou, these be-Cars have been rob
biaS my cabin, for that's my hair -hrust
with the looking glass hacN that B5ne,
| has s!uns round his neck
n'Ho!d On. Billy, j. won't do to throv
away shot, tor we've very little su
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-04-09
shoot each other rather than fall into Il
hands of the savnges.
Honey as aSpecifc.

But few people are cognizant of the
benefits to be derived from moderate
use of honey as food. Saccharlne
matter, as a rule, is apt to affect the
system iDjuriously; bat if taken in the
form of honey it at once becomes val.
liable food and medicine Instead Of
having it given to us in combination with
bulk foods, as in the cane and beet, it is,
in the case Of honey, mingled with fruit
Juices derived from flowers highly
charged with medical properties Honey
taken as food becomes = powerful medi-
cine to the sugar-ted and half diseased,
and many people must begin on small
quantities and acquire an appetite for 1t.
Foul air, improper ventilation, coal gas
and sudden change of temperature aud
exposure Of lungs and throat to sudden
chill are the source of no end OF throat
and bronchial troubles. A free, regular
and constant use oil honey is probably
the best medicine for throat troubles
known, and its regular use Is largely cor.
1ective Courier Journal.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-04-09
at home and known bv the common

at home and known by the commou
name OF elephants ears, the leaves being
large. triangular. of a velve.y green and
strongly tropicalsin their appearance.
These taro ,ubers are cooked in many
ways as we would treat potatoes,
bat for tue making OF the grea.
national dish. poi, special treas-
nent is required. The taro is
pounded with a stone peste in shallow
board tron.:s until beaten into stiff
paste like dough, being slightly and con-
tlnnously moistenei with water during
the process Of pounding. This paste is
then let ID ferneas, il containing nat
ural !eaven from which a fermentation
socu sets in. aud II IS during this fer
mentation that it is eaten, first being,
however, thinned by adding mote or less
water. In the primary coalition it is
called one finger poi, because mouthful
can be taken up with one finger.
thinner it requires two or three fingers TO
get the mouthful, and in such condition
it is called two or three finer poi ac-
cordingly. Ii An exceedingly nutritious
and fattepn-, diet, AM to its use is at
ilibutei the fac. that the natives, who
subsist almost entirely upon poi aud up
on fish, owe their fatness 4 lean
Hawaiian is an exception. Generally
they a-e very large and often immensely
obese
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-04-09
Simple System OF Night Signaling.

Mr. kelway, according to Industries,
has introduced an exceedingly simple
system of signaling at night. A boaro
is provided with incandescent lamps, ar
ranged SO that different sets form differ
ent letters. II the letter \ is wan,e !,
for instance, key is pressed which
lights all the lamps which 60 10 form
this letter. ana so on The machine can
be worked like typewriter. Signalln
By this means corresponds with toe use
of the blackboard in the daytime, but is,
of course, much more rapid, ana at We
same time more easily followed. II is,
of course, incomparab.y more rapid than
any system Of fash signaling, and is
easy to read.-Picayune.