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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-09-07
Scr Spisnaac pero66tt8.

Sn &ie1er 9afen tpuroe bic bort
Dor Mnter ltegenbe eng(t14e 2uitz
Da9t vSn1 feet" pon ben beutl9en BE-
BORDEN bei4lagnabmt unb 5met Trar1z
3o1en an 8orb bes 5abr3eugs 1tn1
unter benz brtngenben 8eroaGte.
@pione gu 1ein, in 9aft genommen
porben. 8et elmer 9urdiu4ung BEL
Da9t fanb man PHOTOGRAPHERS Muf=
nabmen ber 8ef ei tigung BON &urbapen
unb Der Observation-Disclosures Man
bermut6et, baB bic beioen Tran5oier
unter ber .Maste BON 8ergniigun9sz
rei1enben bic beut19en &itenbefeiti:
qunoen fennen lerner tpp1ten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-09-07

aeaen q @timmen an ben Gtnanoz
ausiduB bertpieien.
Das 9aus bebuttirte tpteber Iber
bic Neaeln. Dabet errangen bic Gill
berleute einen Wortbeil, inbem its
burdfebten, bab Der @usI@ub fur
Miinaen, Mabe unb @epi4te In ote
elite ber MusI4iiTe eingeretbt tperos'
tpel@e ieberaeit beri4ten t0nnten: Dem
Musi9ub fir 8antpeien unb Papier>
selb tpurbe bas 9let4e Re4t gepdbrt'
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-09-07
Giieubahnuualnf.

Sin 19perer nnfuq, 10 be1ast etne
DepeI4e bonn 81. 4uguf aus
@pringfielb, MaH., begegnete
beute Nadmittag benz Meitern 81
preb3uge go. Is, in @pringftelb falz
Zig 1 ubr Is Mtn., an oer apeiten
@fenbabnbriide Dft1i@ BON G9eiter,
Die @riite Brad 5uiammen uno oe1
3ug itiir3te btnour4 in ben unten itrDz
member TluB. 0ier5ebn perl omen
tpurben get0otet, uno beinabe pier5ie
per(ebt; 3pei psroen oermibt. Man
qlaubt, baB leBtere unter ben Sriimz
mern liegen, beren @ntfernung tagez
lang in Mn5pru4 nebmen mtro.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-09-07
= Nus Miilferheibe 1dreibt ma


- Mus Milferbeibe ldreibt man
Der r2ipp. 2anos3eitung": Gin eigenes
Natur1piel erregte ieit eintger 3eit bic
Mufmsrt1amteit @roBer unb Steiner;
man 1ab ndmli@ in @eie4i@aft oer
normal e~efdrbten @@palben 5psi
l9neemeibe S9mei tern lumber Ftegsn,
bon benen bic cine isbt pobl abban6en
gstommen lein muB, neil man tn otelen
Suaen nur cine erblidte. sic 1ouen
auf einem 9ofe in 8erter6asen benz
Gee ts emf logen iein, in pe!@em 1omohl
portges, als au4 oas Sabr porber le
cine tretbe @@malbe }i4 ge5etst hobe.
@ben1o' tpar bier tiir5lt& eip meiBer
@psrltng 81 1eben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-09-07
DaS uucrjGttlid,c Vraufrcid.

Sn 8angtot in Siam 1T MON
auf's 60hfte erregt, 6ab bic 5ran3oien
init elmer abermalisen 9srienoung BON
&riegs1&tHen 'broben, UNI bic fame i
14 &egierun9 gu weitsren 3useltiao<
ntifen gu 8pingen. @ie itno be14afz
tigt, bic Stabt @baniabun gu befeittz
gen. &ein etn3iges auslanoil4es
&riegsifif 1T mebr i'm 9afen, 3ur
groBen 8eunrubigung Der in 8angtot
petEenben sFrem6en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-09-07

Sn Qpnbon n, gnglanb, rt4tete Elm
ssabriten@ ranb 100000 Shaoen an.
stir bic Micaragua Canal unb @ons
itruction Company purbe Elm Mta11ens
bertpaltsr ernannt.
Das ru{ii54e Rati erpaar traf am
20. Musuit gum 8eiu@ tn Ropenz
basen Elm.
PIN 20. Muguit ereigneten ii4 in
l1ngarn 124 Grt~rantunss= unb 70
9obesfGle an Der Gbolera.
Sn Mem Dort traf am 30. Mus
auit bic .Glbe" NIT lber Elm 8tertel
MtlIton Dollars Sob Elm.
@rzprGiibent !9arrtion retite bon
Cape Map, e. s., our Instrumentation
na9 Snbianupolts.
Sn Saffa in Sprien bat ii@ elm
beutl9sr Turnperein nit Namen
vSeutonta" gebtloet.
gln einem Sc ansenen I'M 3u&t9auie
au 2aramte, Wpoming, TT &us>
Jap feitseitelt tporoen.
81. ber fpantIfen Proptn3 Serraz
. n a tpetgern ff4 bic 8emobr1er, Die
@teuern 3u be5ablen.
Megen Der @6olera tperoen bic
Muspanberer In Mntmerpen etner
finftdsisen Auarantdne unteraosen.
@pnitancio @alb;cia, elm boyer
5inan3beamter in Mertfo, parD
auf oTsner StraBe eridofen.
Ser iinsit peritorbene 9sr5og @rnit
BON { nzG oburg1 oQ $500
900 S@ulben. binterlaf en- 6absn.
sic nglii9 den @rubenbeiiBer
baben bas Mnerbieten bet f%treitenben
&oblensrGber, gu ben often 2obnen
tpieber gu arbeiten, abgele9nt.
Das @&teppboot "@ilcor" bon 9sz
troit 1ant am %. Mugut auf ber 9Dbe
bon Mu Sable, .Mi4. Dte @e1a
bung tonnte ii4 retten.
Sic Shines" unb bic rSrtbune" in
Mem . iinb BON ber Mammoutb
part MTociation auf je 100000
@9ubeneriaB bertlagt porosn.
EN- q en- 6 a tie, &c.,, puroe osr
furbige Megelagerer 2eonaro Saplor,
Der einen Stalieneriungen getDotet unb
beraubt bate, gelpn&t.
Ser groBe &oblengrdberitrett in
90 ales, Gnglanb, 1T 3ui ammengez
brodJen, inbem $4,000 damn bic Mr=
belt mteber auf nabmen.
Ssyn 2ouisoi4le &b., legten 900
Mann in ben Merti tdtten ber Souls
bile II. Ma1bptue @abn bic Mrbett ME-
Der.
SmSer1epGith 81. s., ion am
20. Muguit cine Grau an Gbolera erz
frantt ietn. 5ie tpurbe ms 9oipital
eebra4t, lire Wobnumg bisinft3irt.
@on Sgben, Utah, rsiiten 425
Mormonen, NIT ibnen ber beribmte
@dnger9or bes Sabernatel, gum 8ez
1u@ Ser Meltaus1 te1ung na9 @bicago.
@ie ran3Df@en 3oQ6s9Drz
ben entbedten, bab groBe Mengen bon
@etreibe unb @riibe als &nodenmebl
nat9 6rantrei@ eingel4mug9elt tperz
ben.
Trau 6. 81. Tiste BON Bottom muir
be auf benz @unarbbampfer "@amz
panta" tur5 por ber 2anbung in Nep
@orf UNI $4,000 pertb S4mudi a4en
unb einen Grebitbrtef iiber 100000
beraubt.
Die @tabt @DrliB in @@leiien erz
bielt BON Trau 8reitroo. ber @tttpe
bes e;nftigen 9erausgebers Der Nieoerz
1&tsH'*en 3eitung" 100000 perz
ma9t.
Ssyn Manm9eim madte ber pe<
gen Metneibs gu @efdngniBitrafe berz
urtbeilte Mbpotat Taas im @ert4tsz
1aal einen %miBlungenen @elbtmorbpsrz
1u4.
@ei W9iteba1l, q. g., ertranz
fen @eo. g. Mitberbee BON SPORT 9enz
rp unb flint BON feds &naben, bic ita
nit ibm auf 1einer Da4t befanoen,
t~.TL,> .~Sn> I~>,,~Sn
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-09-07

- Sn Der fran30iii@sn 9~afenituot
Gonun an Der @ironbe nuroen Idmmtz
(ide &aroden bes Sabrmarttplabes
bur& cine T%euersbrunit erlt0rt; bic
Menugerie peaon puroe elm &aub Der
Slammen. Siger, 8dren uno 2open
entmiden aus ben BON ben 5lammen
aerl t0rten &dfigen uno Derenoeten i'm
fSreien unter emit eblidem Sobestampf.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-09-07
YnSft5Mce WafionolocfIbl.

en- benz fpani7%en @eeba0 g a II
@eba1 It / a n fam es am %. Mugut
i'm Sbeater gu Grmenoen @cenen, neil
bas Sr6e}ter bic basti14e Nationalz
bpmne nt@t ipteten poute. Ser @pscz
tatel mar 10 groB, bab auf @noronung
Der ppli5ei Der @orbung fiel. D;e
&ratebler iebten auf ber StraBs ben
unfuq fort. 8iele bon ihnen murben
berbaftet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-09-07
&ur3c 9a9esncut0fctten

Meape1 puroe am 80. @uguif fur
4oGerafret ertlart.
Sm @taate Durdngo in Werico
bra4 elm sefdbrli@er @ufitanb auf.
I'm Wien murbe am %. MuguIt
Der internotionale @etreibemartt erz
Dfnet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-09-07
d. lit Wproairifa>

ueber bic @tabt Stunts, Norbaf rlta,
lit I'M 20. Mugu1t elm .9en14redenz
19marm peggegangen, bel en- ungebeuz
rer umfang aus benz umlta11oe erme1.:
len merben tam, bab bic @onne bret
@tunben lang burb bic etnber5iebenoen
Sn1etten berfinitert purDe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-09-07
Worftbcrtd11e.
Ebtc0ao.

Wintermeiaen $780,; @ommermeiz
3en $685.; @pggen 41-47; 9afer
22-27; @erfte-; Mebl 1.9o-3.H;
StmotbD 8.O0-12.50; 9eu, prairie
Simot6p 8.OO-9.50; 9eu, Prairie
.8.50-9.5O; @tiere 4.O0-4.5O; &ube
unb @tnber 1.5O-2.10; &dlber 4.25
5.12; @@metne 5.25-5.90; S@afe
2.10A.15; 2Gmmer 5.1O-5.35 ;
Butter, Creamery 20-24; Butter,
@airp 17-21; &d1e, Creamery =
10; &Gfe, @@mei3er 17-18; @ier 13;
Simotbplamen per 9bt. 3.05-3.37;
6la9s 1.01; WbtsteD LIP; &artoffeln
per Bu1bel 55-65; 8obnen Ito
LIS; 3niebeln per Sab 1.75-2.00;
@rbi en- 80-1.20; Mepfel 2.00-3.25;
Salg "a; 9lbner, %lebenbtg, 10-11;
@pringbibner Ill.,; Surtep 10
II; @nten 9-12; @dn ie per DBb.
800 800; 8rombeeren per 16 Art.
@rate 1.OO-1.25; @ta9elbeeren, b.,
1.25-2.OO; 9%eibelbeeren, 3D., LOO
1.50; Mafermelonen per 9ot. 1900
-22.OO.
MtuneappIts l. ct, VauI.
@ei5en $751;; @ogsen, $780,;
@erite $685.; 9afer $50; 0nrn
35-37; 9eu, l1planb, 5.00-6.50;
9eu, SimotbD 8.00-8.50; Me6l 2.10
$50; &leie 9.50-1O.OO; Butter,
@reumerp 1874; Butter, Dairp 13
20; @ter 12-13.
&anfaS Gin.
@tsre, 3.10-4.15; &Ibe unb Htnz
bsr 1.O0-2.75; @tpders unb Teebers
1.50-3.50; S4meine 4.85E5.4O;
@@afe 400; 2dmmer 4.5O; Mei3en
62-69; Corn 31-32; Safer 21-26;
@ier 11-12.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-09-07
Wcbm>u otc @ei1Iitc >picocr auf

6o1genben Mationalbanten tpuroe
am 30. @u9uit geitattet, ibre @el&afte
mieber auf3unebmen: Die 5trf Natioz
nal 8ant in Dubuque, 3d., bic
1trIt Nattonal 8ant in g ra B
Sunctiom, Gol., bic Nat;onal 8an1
in > m a a, Neb., unb bic Mmertcar
Mational 8anf in Nabbille
Senn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-09-07

Sm @enate 6ielt Wolcott BON
Colorado cine lange &ebe gegen bic
8iu, mel@e bic Sil6erantaufsclaulel
miberruf It. Sbm antportete Gafferp
BON 2%ouiiiana nit Mrgumenten gu
@un1en Der Sin. 9ie @orlage Pefz
fers betrsffs elmer 1nterlu4ung bes
@ebubrens BON Nem Yorter 8anten
purbe auf 8orbees' Intrag NIT 35
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-03
War Secretaries,

The Office of secretary of war wa,
established ON Aug. Z, 1889 The
first holder of the office was Genaro,
Henry Knox, of Massachusetts He
was thirty nine years old when a,,
pointed. He was one of the Andre
court martial. served with Wasbing
ton IN Yorktown, and arranged t6e
details for the evacuation of New
York city with Guy Carleton Dnr
ing the first half century of the pa
publlcs existence New York fro
quently furnished the war darort
meat with It's chief, but since ISt,
there has been hut one New VII t"
secretary of war, General ScbofoIs
VIII" served only for shor tino
de was, when appointed, a res;don, ;e
OF the Virginia military Jistr;a.
though native of New York D,r
ing his first term Mr.. Cleveland haa
a Massachusetts secretary of v",s $50
the trSt to hold that place since "'1a a.
close Of Madison's term. -Eyrbornne ,ne
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-03
Ne looNeo IKE ARTHUR.
~ . .rc,sis" mads lots ~ Enemies
r. t,e.,asnt Afthuf.

ucr . "posbie" iisde icts o' 'ns'
fcs President Afthuf'
"Tbere are about 10000 people IN
,b;s land of the free now telling
their children how they shook hands
viii, President Arthur who arc har'
b,rirg n telusion, said Mr. Al Don.
,aud a, tbp tindell. President ar
thu, was the man who looked like
me Even men who knew the pres,
dent intimately sometimes mistook
me for him. Gnd | probably got him
into no end Of trouble by promising
fat Offices 10 the multtudinous hang
err on at Washington.
II was coming down Pennsylvania
avenue one day when a big fellow
from Missouri tackled me. lie had
come on three months before 10 Oeg
for a marshalship or something ana
| had sent him home with the prom
ise that his commission should chase
him hard. 1t didn't chase ara ne
came back to hold the chief magis
trate to his promise. He called on
the president. but Mr. Arthur pro
tested that be had promised nm
nothing He cxpostulated. ana the
president explained to him that he
had double in town who was max
ing life a burden for him.
when the big Missourian swooped
down upon me saw that he had
blood in his eye. | OWNED the stu
alton at once He came up and
shook his fist in my face and ex
pressed fervent desire to chaw me
up got on my dignity at once,
would have preferred to get on the
Washington monument and pull the
steps up after me, but hadn't time.
told him ! was not responsible for
the wrptched practical jokes OF the
man who looked like me and eau
toned hlm not to assault the chief
magistrate of the nation
You're not the president, he
shouted i left the president only
an hour ago. Certainly, ! remem-
Der your visit very well thought
had explained the situation to you,
replied with all the GOODNESS
could assume He looked complete
ly beat He apologized and hoped
would not lay it up against him.
freely forgave him, told him he was
an honest fellow. and limited that il
ne would go home and behave him
self | might make him postmaster al
St Joe He made Il bee line for the
depot, and felt relieved. st. Louis
Globe Democrat.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-03

There isanOther little hatchet story
going the rounds that in its way is
almost as good aus the time honored
one III which the father of his coun.
try figures so prominently.
Some time after the Borden mur
der, when all the world was wonder
ing where the hatchet could possibly
be with which the deed. 80 it was he
lieved. had been committed. General
Butler was travelling by rail- and this
particular topic came up for discus
sion in the course of conversation.
Close To the eminent lawyer was a
reporter, although the general knew
it not. though it would probably not
have made any difference, as he
usually says what he thinks without
fear or favor.
Where could the hatchet be2"
Some thought in the air, others in
the earth. and still Others in the wa.
ters that are under the earth-in
fat every possible place was named
by some one.
AT length Butler spoke. Il can
tell you just where that Latchet is. "
he sad with great deliberation.
Nheref asked two or three at
once. for the generals opinions al.
ways carry great weight.
1T will never be found until the
murderer dies, for he or she swal.
lowed it"
Why don't the police work on this
Boston Herald.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-03
Jnokeon Not Confirmed.

& iffN0ToS, Feb. 3. A sub
( 1olhznittee OF the house Judiciary
6pmmlltee today began ipves,iga.
n1on of the whisky trust.
AZ = meeting Of the senate
fl1cinry committee today
r1Re opposition developed
I - kho polnlnatIon Of Judge Jackson
o on6oeed Justice Lamar, aud the
ninnllon went over under rules.
- oljsellou is chiefly based on the
lrelpis that the outgoing presI-
on( should not make important life
Droln1msnts.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-03
The Weather.

TACOMA, Feb. g. rhe weathe
for the past twenty-f,ur hours ha
bSen y slight Improvement GA IA,
preylous twenty faur hours. F1u
inches of snow fell dutIng the day
making = total fall of lhirty'tw,
inches. Indians say that they mad,
preparations last fall fur heavy fsl
cf snow. aud the depth Of snow
that ~ill fall ,his year on Pas,l
sound will be over six feet.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-03
A Resigllation.

A postmaster in Iowa recently sent
the following pathetic resignation to
the postmaster general:
| have had the honor and pleas
ure to receive the mail from Keokuk
by means of horseback. afoot. my
own wagon, and finally from the rail
road train, from the days of Lincoln
to Harrison. | have distributed the
same to Irish, German, English,
Scotch, Swedes, Norwegians. and
Dane and Dutch creditably, believe,
to the government and satisfactorily
To the Republicans, Democrats. Gran
gers, Greenbackers, Prohibitionists
and lastly to Alliancers, or would
nave long since lost my head Good
by, Uncle Sam, for must now leave
your service. Postal Record.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-03

What an astounding type Baron
Reinach wasl lie was my neighbor'
and | often met him. The aaron
kept a close eye on the bureaus OF
the war Office and on the judges
Com,nissariat contracts were TO be
had at Che one place, and immunity
was TO be secured by the friendship
of the other. He understood busi
ness az being l'argent des autres
Outside of business be was Jovlal
sort Of person. and his bluff manners
hid his singular keenness. he was
In many respects the counterpart OF
the late NJ. de villemessant who
founded The Figaro. and who, too,
had much real and false bonhommle.
The baron had a brain for big btlsi
ness combinations and for music.
His mistake was in hunting too many
hares at a time. He filled his Golfers,
no doubt, out of Panama and re-
couped, by getting the De Lesseps to
make him their great wirepuller'
heavy losses that he had previously
incurred. believe that he died with
full money safes. But also suspect
that he was often on the brink OF
ruin. and that nobody could say, not
even himself, what he was WORTH
Paris Cor. London Truth.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-03
Grover in Conference.

Nkw YonK, Feb. 3.--Pre-ident'
el<ot Cleveland accompanied by
DIM AZ. Dickinson. came up from
Lake Wood this morning and went
- BIZ oflice. The greatest dIscre'
(ion = ustd IN admitting callers.
xtcoon b<csme apparent that con.
ln1oneo of more than ordinary im-
rorlapes was IL prrgress.
AuAons the q list to arrive was Sen
{rrilsls Of Kentucky. LalerIn
. >rs sxca aeveIoped that Sen.
~ 0ornssn was present during the
~ fesvnoe. At I:s0 Whitney and
&lnont Joined the distinguished
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-03

LouIsviLLs. n.y., Feb. 9. Two
hundred distIIIefs aud wholesale
~hI.ky dealers from al paris of The
country met here today for The puf.
pose n vcicIng a protest against any
increase Of the government tag on
whisky by congress, and 10 adopt
spme measure wben by the opefa-
tins Of The whisky trust may be
chez knated.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-03
Jay GoHid's Early nu.Ine,. ,...

ness tact Mr. Woolhiser said. 'u"i
Jay proved himself a sharp bns;
ness boy He had habit Of rstt;na. g;,sl
old porAetInives, much the ev'', wo,-,5
Tor wear and going to a p@'.''s', eo'se
% Mnom he knew to own a fairly 80, c,oo,i
tu;,',.. euie ne would say, IN swon S
nH'.es Is ,,,s uhSlght unseen with von "1 Z
@ ~ Tue man or lad dld non -, I"u,
1ould he would trade and III in NOW now
,,,rrS wn,., w! " 1t y. ten would get much @ tSo
World. s''i"' = New York
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-03
Soaring an Actor.

A joke was perpetrated on an actor
In one Of the local theaters few
nights ago-at least it was intended
to be amusing, The policeman who
occasionally snoops around behind
the scenes was asked to pretend to
arrest the subject of the joke, "a
male ingenue," as one of the COM
pany described him. The officer went
so far as to clap the young fellow on
the shoulder and tell him that he was
wanted. What FORE" he asked.
They'll tell you around at the sta
ton" The luckless youth turned nu-
merous colors and shivered, when the
policeman told him that he would let
him off that time. The '1ngenue"
heaved a sigh of great relief and
made this revelation, II had wife
ten years ago, and | thought it was
that" 1t is said that in trying to he
funny in the same way with an actor
in a western city the supposed victim
of arrest dropped dead Of heart dis
ease. New York Recorder.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-03

Two Big Railrosd Companies Must
Paw Delinausns Taxes


sAr FnAscisoo, s'aI., Feb. S.-A'
The request of W. n. Beatty, couo-
sel for citizens defense associstIon.
Judge Wallace today dismissed the
charges against Es.Assen'bIymap
EIwood Bruper. who was tried for
soliciting q bride while q men'ber Of
the legislature. On flrst trial Of The
case the jury disagreed.
Judge Hubbard this morning
handed down a decision 10 the suite
aysipst the Central aud Souiherf
Pacific railroads for recovery oi
taxes. The decipIon II against
the railroads. Action was brought
by the people TO recover both stat
and county taxes for the year 1887,
amounting to six hundred aud firt'
thousand dollars, wish five per cent
penalty for delinquency aud Inter
est from last Monday.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-03
SALEM MARKETS.
Wheat Gle per bushel.

Wheat Gle per hushel.
oats-S5C loc per bushel.
P"latoes- 50@6Oc per bushel.
Flour-sl0O per bbl.
Bran-(>ack SlT.5O per ton
shorts (Sacked) $l9 so ,er. ton.
Eggs- Sjc per dozeu.
ChicSens s 10 lOc per III.
Chopped feed - tSacked) Sl9.OO.
Ducks-l2lc per 10.
Geese-7c per 10.
Turkeys lOc per 10.
Lard-l2!@l5c per 10.
BuIier-So@3bs per pound
Bsvf-7@l-le dressed,
Neal-i0 ln l2lc, Vnssed.
Pork - 7@lsl 10 de,ss,,i.
Wool 20 li@lSi yer Ia.
uols-l5C9ls!c Ier lh.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-03
SECURE ThE JUTE MILL.

or no one article Is there 80 much
required for ordinary farming as OF
jute bags. AT present all grain
crops, potatoes aud many Other
things are marketed in the jute bag.
There is no disposition t. employ
convicls In any other manner than
IA shops at the prison. Their mum.
ter Is rapidly increasing. AS THE
JOURNAL hs repeatedly shown,
there Will within two years b.
enough men to operate large jute
mill, aLd twice tie resent stove
plant.
Rep. !Gullixson OF the jpint com
mittre made II very able report to
he house yesterday. II covers all
the ground 81 far ~ f,cts aud expeI.
lenee goes to show that n jute mill is
practical
Secure tn" jnte mill.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-03
The Explosion of a sOmb

s,arll,s all wi,hn, hearing. 80 the
pslns which Arise lrin dvlnngrupht
81 ne aver, Shmach aud e,wrl>,
Hu"AlS nafu llh'-e ho eAiereueN-
'nsm Dr. fl,rcv's Pleasant Rllr,,
su'rd sl"cdS a,,i ,ueXlen.ive eur.
a'NN head 'vhr h,lluus h-estachp, e.,n-
s,naih'n, inhl hlgrsli0ll, nlliu,,s .ltscA =
Swh tlN" masic g. this wui,d@rfai
ssv'n'. onlN "'e lhiy, sugar c,,at, a
fvllet t1r a laxative duse. Purrt,
vegetable and Isrfsclly harn,lssS.
Tue ac''Hn l. pr'hpi aud ldea~an, /.
A''-s'iu1~ty tie t~st Liver lhll made
f"uf m'ai'A g'Ncn NacA NJ they do
n'H slNv S@'iiv sat sfas'i tnn. The s,n
~ lah ls'sstssssi ~ such ,u-r,t as a,
warrant .l"ir ,s'l''e = 'ld on lria
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-03

2f5 Nef.aen. 10 committee on
labor.
2lg Nrrwea. 10 committee on
arpfaciufe.
Q47, MeEwen. 10 committee on Ia.
bof,
2le. Wfjght ~ Marion, 10 commit.
tes on education.
40. f,i.bop. to committee on iudi.
clsry,
25O Ormsby. 10 committee on pub.
llc Iapds.
2ji Upton. 10 committee on labor.
2,2 tTntop. Ia committee on labor.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-03

lNDIANAPoLIs. Ind. Feb 3.-The
eupsslns court this afternoon
Affirmed the big four railway tax
osee. lavoivipga million and half
of taxes yearly. assessed against the
xndiana railways by the board tax
commlssioners. The roads must
nv.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-03
The Hawaiian Annex.

WILMINGTON, Del, Feb. = Hon,
Geo. III. bates, who was American
commissioner to Samoa during th,
investigation In 1856, said. speaking
of the Hawaiian annexation; "Wilh
Hawaii as American territory. aud
with the rights which We possess 10
Samoa, aud with the new chance
We hope TO see given 10 Americas
shipping iutensts, We should hav,
literally what Blaine iitly termed
the key 10 the maritime domiuioi
of the pacitls.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-03
a Family Burned.

NAV Y0kK, Feb. 8--In nre oi
}x1yecefI0us orIgln this morning
ntlS II ! six story tenement on
Qfe1ord street, . family Of three
vos Viped out of existence. Thee
8sF people were injured. The
Z ~ Morris Conen. wife aid
The family suifocated and
tp lonnd by fremen after the
ono ~ under control.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-03
1888.
HARPER'S BAZAAR.
ILIUSTRAp
ILLUSTRATED.

II e,n.P Per bazar is n Journal FOR he home
nts,, aue l.il' ~ IA "a latest iuI rniailOn
ILL., i,shlons, ana It's nun eruus ilusIra-
per - ueslghs ,nnd tifsl1i-sLe,t cup
n",na MS H are ihdist tenshblr alike 10 he
mods, uI'ss-hak abd the Professional
ts az li't,c al raci,Nrh.ss II the In. i,,sI or
ana ,,'uI 's uI gut stories. amusing ,un.e, les,
ana tn"ugh'iul essays satisfy all lasles,
WIt ,"N page Is famous as /. Ludstt OF
tfEsfS Thing Is includea " bich rs 81 mi. r,st
wlit,.'i, Ii 1he teriais IoI 1873 wIiI bs
4. t.hr,Stn W al et B salt ANA FAN Ly all.
,ssiiT pin,,s'..T Ierhune Ii rlics wi,l furnish a
t,r.r,. X se' les, eut.lled At ate IOi Il
duce MI Z, - I'VE bone MLler a. d AN
~ w eie' VIII be iie e4u. nj ooiiIIiiu ois.
pIsi, ',,,' vi Women in he uluu bisin TX
inauv on Slll be iully repr, s,nl. wan
.WS,,,.nn ~ ustI' US t,ohs. r. W ii gp,us..n, in
audiel O.. avn VIII please acu uVAisu