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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-25
LATE -:TELEGRAMS
BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE
SPECIAL AND OTHER
SOURCES.

King Of Batavia is dying of par
alysis.
Victoria court martial resumes
sittings.
The Choctaw hanging bee is not
yet settled.
Hogg was officially received at
camp today.
The runs on Milwaukee banks
have stopped.
Plainview state bank, Neb.,
robbed of $4,000.
The blockade of Siam will COM
mence this week.
Mining troubles at Weir CITY.
KS. quieting down.
Rockport is by odds the gayest
coast town in Texas.
Diaz banquets the diplomatic
corps, at Chapultepcc.
Mails arrive at City of Mexico
after D days detention.
The suspended Denver National
banks will all resume.
Louisville city national sus-
ponds, capital 100000.
Chinese inspector Archer, is re-
moved at New Orleans.
Italy officially announces no
cholera on her territory.
America has no citizens or in
terests in Siam to protect.
w. F. McClanahan is deputy L.
s. collector Sabine Pass.
There are 500 regulars and 1900
militia in camp at Austin.
Mexican crop reports good; silver
rules low and depresses trade.
Many of the suspended national
banks are preparing to resume.
Germany is waiting for France
to OVerreach herself in the east.
A. r. Carter jailed at Galveston
under IL charges Of embeZZlement.
French elections are fixed for
Aug. 20 secondary elections Sep. 3.
Gladstone's financial clause of
Home Rule bill passes 22G to 1911
The camp location and facilities
are an Improvement on last year.
Cleveland wants Wilson as house
leader and Crisp prefers Mcmillan.
AriOSa coffee mills, Brooklyn
\. ", close down; 800 men out of
work.
Russia is moving into the Pamir
country as France moves upon
Siam.
The situation is regarded as very
critical in English parliamentary
circles.
Thursday is "poOr chiIdrens
day" at Chicago fair. All waits
enter free.
Report on Chicago building re-
ceived at Washington but not
made public.
If cholera has appeared at
Naples the authorities are conceal
ing the facts.
Naples is quarantined against,
but there is no certainty of any
cholera there.
France is not satisfied with ST.
ANS reply to her ultimatum and
war is imminent.
Jones & Laughlin's steel plant,
Pittsburg, Pa, resumes; it en-
plOys 5000 hands.
Members of "OppositiOn club"
arrested at Piedras Negras for in
citing revolution.
Bradley & Co., Syracuse manu-
facturers assign; assets 100000;
liabilities $35O,O00.
Siamese commissioner at Chi
cago says Siam will eat the French
up if they invade her soil.
Wild engine dashes into freight
on the Sunset, seven miles east of
Houston, killing two persons.
Nova Scotia lighthousekeeper's
family poisoned by rain water
caught on a newly painted roof.
The French minister resident at
Bangkok lowers his flag and will
board French ship Wednesday.
Government employees all over
Mexico are giving per cent of
their salaries to pay the public
debt.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-25

Announcements for State and County
rtticers ten Dollars In advance,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-25

The proposed withdrawal of the
Tennessee state militia from the
Coal Creek mining field revives
all the terrible memories of that
attempt to force the white labor,
and the free labor as well, to the
same level as the convict labor
that is hired out from the penal
institutions of the state. For the
credit of Tennessee it is to be
hoped that those disgracefuI scenes
are not to be reacted. When the
armed forces of a state have to be
employed by the year to keep its
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-25

ENGLAND shows a disposition to
prevent Siam from being divided
between France and Russia, but
the French are not disposed to pay
any attention to the remOnstran-
ces of Great Britain. This, with
the announcement that Germany
proposes to maintain her rights
and protect her mercantile inte-
rests in Siam, invests all the move
mcnts now being made in the east
with unusual interest. The situation
has not really developed yet.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-25
FOR SALE OR TO LEASE.

For term of years: Lot 14Sxl4s #.
cor. Houston and Ave, E, opp. postoffice
For particulars apply to J. V. Dignowity
over Texas National Bank.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-25

RUSSIA manifests a disposition
to cultivate increasingly friendly
relations with the United States
government, and it is believed that
an understanding has been reached
through which the naval forces of
Russia would be at the services of
this country in case any foreign
power should attempt to make in
roads upon this western continent
not sanctioned by our interpreta-
ton of the Monroe doctrine. Such
a fleet in conjunction with our own
would be most effective check to
any attempt made by Great Brit
ain to disregard our rights in the
possessions purchased by us from
Russia, and concerning which the
dispute is not yet settled.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-25

CONGRESS cOnVeneS in two weeks
and between now and then there
will be more rumOrs of what con-
gress will and will not do than
there will be broken banks in this
country within a year after wild
cat banking is authorized by the
Democratic congress.
THE country is in captiOus
mood. 1t will insist on congress
legislating to accomplish what can
only be done by the people return
ing to their normal condition of
confidence in the stability of the
national finances and the unlimited
resources of the people, who are the
government.
THIS financial panic is for all
the world like cattle stampede.
1t arises from a grOundless fear of
an undiscovered something, but is
none the less dangerous on that
account or more easy to round up.
If congress can head the herd and
set them churning it will have
done its work.
IT is not in order fora citizen Of
this Republic to eXalt monarchical
institutions, but all the same Bra
I'll was much more at peace do
mestically as monarchy than she
has been as republic. The trouble
in her case evidently was that she
made the change before the coun-
try was rinp for it.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-25

TIE heat in Texas has been aD-
preCiated, but in New York it has
been deprecated. The unusual
moisture Of the air, added to a
temperature Of nearly ninety at
9:3O a. m. has literally taken the
starch out of everything, even the
collars of the dudes. The danger
OF the situation was so apparent
that extra precautions were taken
to avoid sun stroke and as result
fewer deaths from prOstration have
been reported than would have
occurred otherwise. Here it is hot
but healthy.
THE gauntlet is thrown down by
the New York Press, and the Dem
ocratic party challenged to deny
that the year 1892, the last year OF
Republican rule, was the year in
which national popularity reached
its high water mark; while 1898
the first year of Democratic posses
sion of the government for over a
quarter of century, is a year OF
unprecedented industrial and com.
mercial calamity. The Press makes
out case than on its face is a con.
elusive condemnation of the Demo.
cratic party, and the burden OF
proof is upon the Democracy tC
show that conclusion false.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-28
SUPREME COURT.

SALEM, March 2S, 1893.
Elizabeth Loyejoy, resp. vs.. w. s.
Chapman, app; appeal from Multno
NAH county; judgment of the lower
court affirmed. Opinion by Moore ],
Portland and Fairview Ry. Co., app.
VS.. Thomas Spillmann. resp; appeal
from Multnomah Co; judgment Of
the lower court affirmed. Opinion by
Bean J.
Geo. w. Hahn resp. vs.. Guardian
Assurance Co. app; appeal from Multi.
nomah CO.; judgment reversed and the
cause remanded to the court below for
such further proceeding as are not in.
consistent with this opinion. Opinion
by Lord G. j.
Il. w. Nelson app vs, s. w. Blaisdell
ct al. resp. The motion for the modjfi.
cation of the decree herein in the court
below is oyerruled and denied. Held
that the modification suggested would
probably effect parties to the decree not
brought before this court on appeal nd
cannot therefore be made.
Joseph Hughes, resp, vs.. Edward
Holman, app. The mandate in this
cause and for the notifications of the
Judgment as to the allowance of costs
10 the respondent is allowed upon the
of the judgment of this court
N the case of Wood VS.. Fitzgerald 3
or. 5oS, while the court feels bound to
'espect the decision in that case as the
aw of the present case its correctness
8 doubted and when question is prom.
'rly presented and brought here upon
appeal, 1t will be re-examined.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-28

ALMOST Misunderstanding 10 the
orsgonian's Washington dispatches OF
the 18th the early appointment Of Hon.
4. J. Black II Halsey a. collector OF
customs at Portland may be looked for.
This appointment would give almost
universal satisfaction 10 the business
element Of the state. ~ we'll ~ that Of
his own party and would be In keeping
with the president's we'll known desire
70 appoint none but good men to All
the various federal positions. No man
IN the Democratic party In Oregon
stsnds higher than T. J. Black.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-28
DIR. DORCHESTER INTER VIEWED
Chemawa Indian School-Chances of
Office Seekers Slim.

Supt. OF Indian Schools Daniel Dor.
chester. who visits all the 2e0 govern.
ment Indian schools In the United
States, Is 10 the city and was seen this
morning. In a pleasant chat he said
he had been here two years ago, and
thought Salem growing. His wife Ia
with him aud also looks afterIndian pu-
pills interests 10 the girls department.
DIR. Dorchestersays the Salem Indian
training school now ranks as one of
the largest In the United States, only
surpassed by Carlisle institute, and
Chenowa. He had never seen Stunt
Wasson OF Chemawa. but said he stood
well with the department at Washing
ton. No one had any power TO re.
move him except for cause, aud this
applied TO the matron. teachers and
physician. Even the president could
not select his successor. Three men
who have passed examinations are
recommended In case Of vacancy and
nom them the Indian commissioner
'elects one. There Ia no chance for out. |
side applicants. Dr. Dorchester does
nos expect to remain In the service
After his time Ia out
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-28
Salem Improvement Co.
DAILY WEATHER FORECAST
PORTLAND, March 27.--Monday
fair followed by rain. Tuesday rain,
u. 3. WEATHER SERVICE.

Took NO PAPER. Most men In mis-
fortune have the sympathy Of the pub
lie; but l.. 8. Skinner, the Polk county
farmer buncosd out Of $500. 10 general
" treated ~ deserving the loss for be.
Ing 70 green. In these enlightened
days such men deserve having q guar
dian. viii the Salem papers please a..
csrtain whether Skinner takes . news
psper.-Albany Democrat. A JOURNAL
reporter has ascertaIned that Mr.. Skin.
nsr took no newspaper. A religious
Journal came TO his address, but Of
oourse dealing largely with the world
TO come, gave him no pointers on the
ways Of the willy bunco steerer.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-28
SALEM BOARD OF TRADE.
A Large and Well Attended Meet
ing.

A good attendance last night at th,
Willamette hotel shows the interes
taken Ia the Board of Trade 10 not DIV
Ing out but growing.
The communication Of w. A, ytor,
relative TO prospectus Of Oregon a
worlds fair was read but could not b.
acted upon because the advertIsina
fund II exhausted.
J. M. Wallace was elected a membe,
Of the board.
The secretary was authorized 10 pre-
pare resolution requesting that the
present administration appoint some
Oregon man 10 be governor OF Alaska,
owing to our close commercial and le.
gal relations with that territory.
On motion of J. H. Albert the secre.
tsry, was authorized to receive exhibits
and cooperate with the world, fair
commission In enlarging the Oregon
The advertising pamphlet prepared
by r. =. Knight, description Of Salem
and the Central Willamette valley, was
adopted by the board.
The board has just closed q six
months contract for Eastern sdyertls.
ng In all prominent newspapers.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-28

AFTER WIsLEY,-Sheriff James Nc
Namera, Of Stephenson Co., ILL.,, ar
rived In the city on the llI7 train and
at once proceeded to secure warrant.
upon requisition Of the governor OF
Illinois, for the person Of Perry Wilsey,
a fugitive from justice detained at the
county jail. He was arrested ut Salem
recently by Chief Of Police Mimic, who
found HIM working In nursery under
an assumed name. He Is under in
dictment for forging several notes on a
bank there, for sums In all Of $500.
sheriff McNamsra will return with
him tomorrow.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-28
A PORTLAND CAPITALIST SPEAKS.
PLANS F0R NEW MOTOR RAILROADS
Salem to be Connected With Sever.
nj Nearby Cities Soon.

Hon. o. y. Paxton, secretary Of tb
Salem Light and Power Co., arrived II
the city last night 10 look after matter
connected with the electrical work
here. He was member Of the recen
legislature and spoke very cheerfully o
the outlook at Salem In general. III,
said:
"Outside Of the great wilIanett,
Falls plant at Oregon City and one q,
Spokane Falls there Is not such an cleo
trio lighting and power plant in the
northwest AS yours. Any resident oI
Salem who In doubtful as TO the future
OF the Capital City can have his yer.
zebra suffened up by going down and
taking look at our capacity which ID
already equal to city Of twenty. "A ye
thousand population. He can have bis
confidence fully restored by considering
how much money outsiders are invest
log In Salem.
ladies and gentlemen who are in
terested IN beautiful machinery would
ind 1t easy to pass a pleasant hour
visiting our plant any Sunday.
"Salem will always hold her place as
the second city In Oregon, being sort
OF gateway and distributing point to
the Willamette valley proper and West
ern Oregon In general. The compan.
lee which l represent have some plans
for the future which we hope to put
into execution very shortly, which will
result In a very considerable develop
ment to the city Of Salem, If Salem
could be connected with several lead
Ing surrounding towns 1t would double
your population every few years. Sa-
lem people hardly realize the growth
that Is now going on, or that will take
place here when the natural resources
Of the country tributary to you, that is
anxious to have direct communication,
're opened up, as they soon will be-"
IL would like to call your attention
o the first class work our company has
'een doing In Its pole aud line extern
Ions. 1t Is as good as the best mater
al and the best workmanship can
make 1t. We are going right ahead In.
reasing our plant"
Mr.. Paxton has some of the heaviest
nonied men Of Portland associated
nth him In his enterprises.
IL would do the hearts Of our slow
oaches good to feel the pulse of these
ortland capitalists who have Invested
quarter Of q million In Salem. Al
Rough we are not authorized to say Il
present, they are really preparing to
what will make Salem motor line
inter second to none on the Pacific
'ast. The rich country surrounding
will 10 no far distant day undoubt.
lily be connected with electric lines
I'd help to make city Of a hundred
'ousand here inside Of twenty years. .
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-28
STATE OF OHIO, City OF To1Eno ,

OF OHIO, City OF TOLEDO,
Tn LUCAS COUNTY, ss.
,hri RANK J. CHENEY makes m =,
That he is the senior ases nas,10 an oath
hna nrui OF +. J. CHENEY a 70 ~ .ne
sud oSiness nts IN the City of Toledo Conng y unng
~ will sssss paS ,ss ssfO.esaid sen and that said dS 1SS
oATARRH that cannot be 'rury cury case of
use Vi HALLS CATARRH CnpS ny the
Sworn FRANK j. CHENEY
nv S~oan Draia TO before me and subserihsdd', brHd' J.,
A. d., 1856. "" uay OF December,
SEAL A. W, GLEASON,
49, Notary Public.
and acts s'aiTa d1sS3TH Cure is taken internally
sns surfaces Of The s svs,s 0.ood and
Tor testimonials, free system. Send
pSrSoidC 81 CHENEY d. & CO., Toleoo y
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-28
school District Election Notice.

~ meeting 1srsSy Of ssSodSii given Yen that at school
house inny; IN Ky 0regoa 10 he held at he ~ opsrs
Monday. Anrii ,Sa 81 salem in said district on
70 such Of he sSSS there win be submitted
Of as In the year last precedins u h ns
assessed IS shall ,h have paid tax upos property
Of Contracting bnnSd IN said district the QUESTION
inr An Ears Eah $4,000 for the purpose af erect.
near the sita o5 room school building on or
on block three 81 III s1e ie present school buildings
which and stale the vote 10 be by sa RI "a unnn ss,a
the words asee pe me words Bonds Yes" and
0 clock D. M Unds snS NO" Polls 10 be open at
Z. m. ~no remain open until O'clock
District Sadsr So Of the Board of Directors Of School
Dated this s. ssh o. dsS sSrl9n 10 county, ureaon.
uAy 9i March. A. ID. 1893.
Setd WILLIE A MOOREs
District Clerk.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-28

boat RArns.-Al. Hsrren Of the
steamer Elwood line, was sssn this
morning In regard TO the cut rates. He
said' "A boat carrying q hundred
tons Of freight from Portland makes $50
out fit while its running expenses Ia
80 boass running At 8 cent rate are
sos some other purposs than legitimate
tAnic. We will do business for our
old rates, at which we are prepared to
carry freight not only now but for the
fGtugs."
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-28

WILL THE SCHOOLS CLosE?-It il
ramored on the street that II the school
bonds are voted for at the coming elec.
ton, the directors will be unable to
borrow money to continue the schools,
aud that they will close them at once.
We shall try to btain something de
hnate for tomorrow.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-28

A BRuTH.--Considerable indignation
has figured In many minds . day or
two past regarding the heartless action
OF butcher employe who while At the
slaughter house got In q rage at the
sheep no was handling and gouged out
the eyss and tongues Of several OF the
animals while alive. Witness do
scribsd the act N brutally cruel, The
oass will probably be referred to the
grand Jury. Corvallis Gazette.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-28

b. r. Wiley, Of Cottage Grove, is in
the city for few days
Manager Anson, OF the Capital city
railway, is In Portland.
Mrs. Geo. Fl. Burnett left today fol
McMiDnvIlle, where the Judge Is hold
ing court.
DR.. Powell Reeves 10 In Woodburn
for the day.
Mrs. Peyton 10 In Portland on world'i
fair business.
9. w. Thomas, ]. w. Thomas and J.
r. Miller, Of 5taytoD, were Salem visi
tors today.
r. p. Clark of Zena, was In the city
this morning.
Supt. McEIroy went over to Corvallis
today to attend q county institute.
Rev. Driver was In the city yester.
day returning to Eugene this morning.
Senator Dodson, Of Baker City, is in
the city today.
Sam'l AloIph returned today from
Moscow, Idaho.
J. A. Van Eaton, the grocer, is doing
business at Portland.
John q. Wright. the pioneer grocer,
Ii at the metropolis today.
Thos. Howe, the great sporting farm
or Of Mt. Angel, was In the city today.
A communication on rifle clubs will
appear Saturday.
Ex-County Poor Com'r J. H. Nc
Cormick is out after weeks illness.
Messrs. Patton and Cruise are at
Woodburn today opening out their
stock OF books and stationery.
The Worlds Fair Commission Rust
Ter Billy Savage is hustling at Portland
today.
DanI Dorchester, superintendent Of
the Indian schools, Of the United
States, Is In the city, and will inspect
the Chemawa school before returning.
]. A. Goodhue, manager of the Ore
gon Hedge company, returned this
morning from q business visit at Salt
Lake City.
City Recorder Edes has his quarterly
'eport for three months ending April
st nearly completed.
Druggist g. w. Putnam has material
IN the ground for his new cottage on
Marion street.
Rev. r. J. Campbell, of Roseburg,
Will address the probibitionists at the
v. G. T. U. rooms tonight.
The Kansas Gallery is south of the
at Montee's old stand. First
lass work and honest treatment. Give
% call. 3-28-lOt
The Astorian has a typesetting ma
hine aud an original poll. 1t is quite
rich paper to afford two luxuries like
nat.
Mrs. and Mrs. John Arnold who
ave been visiting the family of John
avage, jr., left today for their home i n
'ebraska.
Miss Editha Shriver, of the Salem
team Laundry, is visiting friends at
Voodburn today.
Judge Calvert, Of New Whatcom.
'n.' returns to his home today, He
'pects to bring his family to Salem to
70 this fall. |,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-28

kANsAs GALLERy.--Montee Bros
have left the town and their gallery
south of the postofiice Ia now Occupied
by II. 3. Multi. First class photos
from e2.00 TO $500 per dozen. s.2s Iot
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-28

IMPORTANT CHASoE.-The well
known furniture houss Of Keller a
Marsh bas again changed its name
back TO Keller a Sons. Mr. Marsh hay.
Ing sold out his interes, to II. p. and
T. r. Keller, who were former part.
nes' The business will be continued
10 the bsst OF style. and Mr.. Msnh n
10 understood, win continus to make
his home In the city.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-28
School District Election Notice.

N oIdCE Is hereby given that at a school
rio. conn,g Oh school District No. "a of Ma.
Tb"rsain IN ne city Of salem in said dstrc on
ted to such MsTca or tbs se lsss heIe viii be SUBMIT
pronaryy ay os mee,ing shall have paid iax pno
Question az assessed to them in said district The
for the rurpose ns bonded debt of $500
ing sfS az eight .oon sebooI srifd
street spd s,M PoIns In said district east of ish
lum avenue tSsen tSe nd The Turner road and asy-
he wasda shsal be the words "Bonds Yes 0d
o'cIocS ~Srus Bonds No" Polls To- be onsn al anu
p. m. p "' ana remain open until O'Clock
Dsiyr;nt Tader OF the board of directors y, sonoo,
Dated this q, H. OF T. Marion county, Oregon.
'' ON oay o. March. A. d. 1893.
Satd WILLIE A. MOORES
District Clerk.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-28
DEATHS.

on Ma7,,ttH,'smolMonday a7,t sol evening, March
ai, aatn, 1898, at her home In Hiphiand
SIui',3n, S.n , after a protracted illnssS
ms WIN. r. Smith, aged Al years.
deceased leaves family of six ob,l.
uren and husband to mourn her de-
pal.ufe' p She was an aunt of Cook
Bros and d. M. Smith, of the orevon
Land Co. ' oregon
FUNERAL services will be held from
'ne friends church Wednesday at 10
O'Clock a. m. ~ ~
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-28

The BEST -McCrow a Stsnsloff are
Offering tho people Of Salem absolutely
the best quality Of meats ever sold In
the city. They thoroughly understand
the buying aud handling. ~ well a.
selling of all market supplies.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-28

NEW ISooRroRArIoNs.- The South
umpqua Mining Co. stock $3.50, 600; the
Oregon Paper Box c.. stock $40, 900;
the Stuart 4 Thompson Book and Sta.
tonery Co.. $4,000. all OF Portland
have died articles with the secretary of
state.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-28

New Moros Co.-Eugene BeymAn
Werner Brsyman, J, w. Meredith, II
Z. smith, A. r, Gilbert aud ID. n,
wagner Of this city have died articles
oi Incorporation Of the silver Creek
Falls Power and Improvement Co.
s'oeh $4,000 They proposs to operate
water powers. fur electric railways.
lishts aud fActorles
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-28

A ACHANoE OF FIRM.-Ths loan seen.
cy OF Fear a Hamilton has been dis
solved, Mr.. Hamilton withdraw M.
he Will represent some Scotch loan
companies on this coast. The old busi.
meas will be continued by Mr.. Fear.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-28

SILVER MEDAL CONTEST. The first
Silver Medal Demorest contest will be
held at the South Salem M. K. church
about April 10th, under the auspices Of
the Salem w. q. I. U. EverySod IL
cordially invited.