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CARTER II. UARRISON'S WILL.
He Leaves Over 100000 Chiefly Invested
In RcnI Estnte.

He Leaves Over 100000 Chiefly Invested
In Real Estate.
CHICAGO. Nov 0. Tho will OF the late Carter
II. Harrison was brought into the Probate
Court yesterday. and Is awaiting proof VIII
lian. Preston Harrison made a request OF the
Court not to allow the contents OF the docu-
ment to become public until next week. Judge
Kohlsaat accordingly permitted the testimony
Of one witness to be taken without the will
being filed. and further proof was continued
until the remaining witnesses arrive in Chi
cago.
1t is said that the late Mayor. instead OF bcinR
worth S2.oWhOoo or S3.OgO,0OO as was
81. 100000. consisting mostly OF real estate.
The document itself consists Of four pages In
tho hold and characteristic handwriting Of the
late Mayor.
After. providing for tho payment OF his Just
dents Mr.. Harrison made several charitable
benuests conditionally. The sum is Tot large.
and is made to depend on certain contingent
ces. The residue Of the estate is left in equal
parts to his children.
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Accused Of C..arism and OF wreeking the
Party.

Accused Of Ciesarism and OF Wreeking the
Party.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 9.-The Examiner. lead
ing Democratic paper on the Pacific coast, to-
day publishes editoriallya severe arraignment
of President Cleveland. Among other things
1t says:
MIR. Cleveland understands now how the
American vases view his insolent attempt to
play the role OF dictator: who would make both
Congress and the Supreme Court creatures OF
his will. Eight months Of CRsarism have done
their work. Mr.. Cleveland has wrecked his
ter policy to follow the Democratic platform
than obey the orders OF the gentlemen whose
advice. Presidential conceit and obstipacy
and Congressional supineness have brought
catastrophe
Reform the tariff and smash the trusts
Restore silver to Its constitutional place In the
currency"
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The Brooklyn. Bath. and West End Railroad
which runs from Thirty sixth street. Brooklyn.
TO Coney Island. will substitute the electric
trolley for steam power tomorrow. This will
be the first instance in the State In which cleo
trlcity will take the place OF steam locomotives.
1t isintended to- run trains more frequently
missed In consequence of the change The
cars are supplied with the Genett air brake
and will be lighted and heated by electricity,
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PRISONERS BY THE SCORE.
MoonshIners and blind PIG" Men Take
10 Court In ~ Big Batch.

to Court In Big Batch.
BLyErIELD, W. Va. Nov. 9.-United States
Marshal Vinson and his corps OF deputies
started to-day for Charleston with between
sixty and seventy prisoners the result of re-
cent raids on moonshiners and blind pig"
operators in Mercer. Logan. Wayne. Mcdowell.
and adjoining counties. About 400 witnesses
also accompanied the Marshal There are in
Ali seyeral hundred SOS OF this character to
be tried at the term OF court beginning next
Several of the prisoners are men OF good
standing, and others .!a Ar, 81 desperate char
has been a m ounshiner ever since tho close OF
The the b batch Snns An i4dS dsf s
lad m"n other important arrests will be
made UPON the return OF the Marshal from
Charleston,
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FELL DEAD AFTER 4 ROW.
A SaIv alton Army Mans Neck Broken by n
Man Who ChOked Him.

PITTSBURGH. Nov. 0.-During religious SER
vices In the Salvation Army barracks. corner
Of Grant street and Third avenuethis evening.
disturbance was made in the rear part OF the
room.
Members OF the Army attempted to out
Charles jennings aged II. and Joseph Nessel-
haufY out of the building. scuflle followed.
during which Christopher Starr. aged 60. a
private in tho Army was choked by Nessel-
hauff.
officers who arrested Jennings Nesselhoff
and Robert Allen. Mr. starr; who wa9 greatly
excited. walked to the platform. seated him
Physicians were called and said that starr
died OF heart failure. caused by excitement
was discovered that his neck was broken.
Starr resided with his family here.
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n.,..,,nr ,u, A.soclated Prs,,.

OMAHA. Neb.. Nov. o.-The Horld-Heraid. the
successor to the Herald. the Oldest paper In
Omaha. has left tho Associated Press. and
now RECEIVES exclusively the service OF the
LIScoLN. Heb.. Nov. 9.-The Nebraska State
NEWSPAPER In the State outside OF Omaha, has
discontinued the use OF the Associated Press
news service and now takes exclusively the
United Press dispatches
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VIENNA. Nov 9-rhe Fremdsnblah says that
the conference OF the political leaders has
failed to accomplish anything. owing to dis
agreements. and that Prince WIndischratz's
efforts to form coalition Cabinet have been
without results.
Prince Windischgrltz continues to seek men
for the Austrian portfolios. but his chances OF
success diminish rapidly.
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rrsnd,rxssrs Hobby L. Elevated Roads.

CHICAGO. Nov q -Prendergast. who killed
Mayor Harrison. looked brighter than usual
this morning. He asked when Alderman
Swift would assume tho position OF Acting
Mayor. He was anxious to know whether Mr..
swift had OK pressed any intention OF eleyat-
ing the street ear tracks. PTendergast now
sleeps soundy and spends the day reading
the newspapers. ~ times he talks to tho
case unless the subject Is preached BY some
other person,
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SANIANDER IN RUINS.
Most OF the Buildings Still Standing Found
to He Unsnfr.

Most OF the buildings Still Standing Found
to He Unsnfr.
MADRID. Nov GA despatch from Santander
says that many cases OF dynamite have been
removed to-day from tho wreck of the Capo
Machicaco.
The town OF Santander has been virtually
destroyed. The damage was not supposed to
be 30 extensive until the military began razlng
all unsafe buildings
The police and military are watching day
and night to prevent thieves from plundering
the few shops and the homeless thousands.
More than 10000 citizens are encamped in
hamlets near Santander.
1t is reported that the sister ship OF the Cabo
Machicaco has arrived of the lazaretto with q
cargo OF dynamite.
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MONTREAL. Nov 0.-Nelson L. Morkill, part
ner of John Btetson. the theatrical manager Of
Boston. who left that city three months ago
while in financial difficulties. has turned up in
Montreal. and. with his wife and child Is at the
lJueen's Hotel. He says no has arranged his
AFFAIRS satisfactorily and will return to Boston
in a few days. Since leavi ng Boston he SAYS
he has travelled in Mexico. South America.
and England.
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Clerk McIut,re Hit bv n Gable Car.

William II. McIntire. a Tammany man Of tho
Eleventh district. was unsuccessful last even
ing in trying to dodge two Broadway cars at
once In front Of the Gilsey House. He was
knocked down and severely bruised on the
right shoulder and right arm.
He was helped into the Gilsey House. where
Intlre is n member OF the Twelfth Regiment,
and lives ar ]. PSI Broadway.
Mr.. Mcintire is a clerk In the SurroGate's
office The gripman, John Ii. Berken. WAS ar
rested. The car that struck Mr.. Mclntire was
M
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FOUH PERSONS KILLED.
A Head.end Collision between IL Passenger
and - Freight Train.

and - Freight Train.
COLUMBUS. O.. Nov GA passenger train on
the Columbus. Hooking Valley and Toledo
Railroad collided with a freight train twelve
miles north OF Fostoria at o'clock this even
ing. and four lives were lost.
The passenger train was south-bound and
should have reached here at 9:55. 1t was
head:e end collision. and the north. bound
time without orders to do so, There was q
dense fog at the time. The killed are:
Andrew Jones, the engineer OF the passenger
train.
Q. II. Jones. his fireman, who Is his son.
Express Messenger William Gresch.
Conductor W. $. Joseph OF the passenger
train was injured All the victims live In this
city. The train dispatcher here says he be-
ously Injured.
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Constable Dukes Wife Interrcres with His
Drive.

Constable Dukc less wife Interfcres with HIS
Drive.
Mrs. Olive Dukes wife OF Constable John T.
Dukes Of Orange. horsewhipped Miss Ellen
Bergen yesterday afternoon on Walnut street.
Newark. n J. Dukes had told his wife that he
was going to drive to Avondale on business
with another man.
The wife did not believe him. and followed
him to 119 Walnut street. After an hours
Whiting she saw her husband emerge from the
house with Miss Bergen.
Jumping forward. she exclaimed: I've
caught you now" and. seizing the whip from
her husbands wagon. which was waiting. she
beiehored Miss Bergen over the head and
shoulders
The husband soon after went TO the house OF
his mother-in- law. and. Selling his two-year;
old daughter drove Off. saying hs vile would
never see the child again. Mrs. Dukes will APP
ply for divorce.
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Mortal Injury to a Yale Jun,or.

New HAVEN. Conn. Nov. 0.-Silas II. Good
enough. OF Winchester. Conn. Yale junior, Is
said by the physicians in attendance at tbs
Yale inlrmary to be dying Of peritoniis. lie
struck an iron gate on Monday while running
at full speed. and received a severe abdomna
injury which will cause his death.
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Ex.Gov. Ame.,. srsretary Csmmlt. sule,ds.

NoETH EAsroN. Mass. Nov. 0.-The janitor OF
the public schools here this afternoon at about
$3.50 o'clock entered Memorial Hall. in which is
located the kindergarten school and the
office Of Il. L. Megathlin. Superintendent OF
Schools. and upon reaching the latter room
found the body Of George H. Davis lying
upon the floor: iiis coat was folded beneath
22.callbre revolver Was in his hand small
wound over the heart marking the entrance Of
the bullet. -
health. and has been very despondent BE
was the private secretary OF ex- Gov Ames hay-
ing held that position for twenty years or more
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IUsuEn IN InoAT or ~ 1NGINE.
A Jersey tr;f Man Thus Murdered for tho
s.L- Of 5000

s.L- Of 5000.
Tho body of Frank BONNER of 81 Stillman
avenue. Jersey City. was found Monday after
noon on the Northern Railrond track near
Secaucus. Two men reported to Superin-
tendent Smith Of Jersey City on Wednesday
that Dommcr had probably been murdered
They said they saw Dommer and Frank
sudey walking along the Secancus road Mon
day morning and as tile train came along
Sudey pushed Dommer in front Of the loco
motive
1t is supposed that his purpose was robbery,
as he knew that DOmmer had SOP with
him. Whom the two men appeared he
ran away without tho money, which
kins Of Jersey City and Detective Hahon
Of this city arrested w. Sudey last niaht at ia a
city. frequente ed by Poles
He was taken to Police ilendGuarters and
10 witnesses could be found.
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CHICAGO. Nov. a-Eugene Field is III with
pneumonia His condition has been critical.
but his now recovering. He was taken III two
weeks ago. Pneumonia first affected his lett
lung and later, as he was recovering from the
effects OF that. his right lung became affected
and for time he WAS not expected to live.
All danger 10 now said To Re passed
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HALIFAX. Now GA marine glass, hand
somely mounted and suitably inscribed. was
presented to Capt. John Hayes OF pilot boat
No. at Government House yesterday. ,.,,
States and was In recognition OF the saving OF
the Captain and crew Of tTelSe men men Of fh ne
thanks OF the President OF the United States
were also sent to the crew OF the pilot boat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-10
Ono ofGsn. sL.r,aan'. stan Commits Suicide.

Los ANGELES. Cal. Nov 9,-Major II. II. Has
sack of Wheeling. W. Va. who arrived here re-
Gently to work up a stock company for tho sale
OF Worlds Fair photographs committed sui
eide yesterday while desIcndent. by shooting
at the head OF the Commissary Department on
Gen. Sheridan's stan when Gen. sheridan
marched into the Shenandoah Valley In "a.
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MeK,alsy'. Plurality Now Placed n. 90. 4oI.

COLUMBUS. o.. Nov. 8.-The official returns
are In from thres-iourths OF the eighty eight
counties. and. with the unofficial figures from
the remaining counties. Gov. McKinley's plu-
Iallty Is placed at 3D. 79l and his majority
over all at 10000. Tho Senate will stand: Re-
puhlicAns. rs: Democrats. D. House: ReDubli-
cans. 80; Democrats, II.
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Latest Marine Intelligence.

Arrived-Ss Britannia Smith. from QueenstOwn: So
Fuerst Bismarck. AlbeTs from SouthAinPtOn ss TO
land Lose. from Bremen
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EsIIsAya La Riiia II IN All
,Spsets the best preparation OF CAlisayA-Ads
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30
A New Dodge.

There is n tendency-small as yet.
out growing-among tradesmen to
attract attention by adopting for
business purposes some name made
famous in fiction. 1t is the sort of
influence that made shoemaker call
himself Waukenphast, and it is the
influence, l should imagine, that
prompted the gilt inscription, Allan
Quatermain, which met my eve re-
Gently over a city shop window.
know another city shop whereabove
one may read "Dombey & Son, and
not so long ago, almost opposite Dom
bey s. Son, David Copperfield" kept
a cigar shop. As yet have never
noticed the smallest tendency to make
the name accord with the trade.
David Copperfeld in the book had
various ups and downs of fortune,
but they never landed him behind
the counter of a cigar shop, and the
business of the great firm of Dombey
g. Son was not tailors. This should
be seen to. If, for instance, l kept a
bird stuffing shop, think / should
label my window Stanley Ortheris. "
If l were a dog fancier, l should be
Jack Learoyd," but if l kept pub
lie house with the sign Marquis of
CRANKY" the only name possible for
me would be Tony Weller-spelled
with we.-London Million.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30
Rather Inannronrinte.

There was one hymn of which Par
son Black was especially fond, and
which so accurately expressed his
sentiments that he made use of it on
all possible occasions. One Of these
was the funeral of his most promi-
nent deacon, who, though active in
the affairs of the church, had in the
business world a reputation for
sharpness and closeness that was not
wholly enviable.
The services were drawing to a
close. Parson Black rose slowly from
his chair, and in voice Of sepulcher
sadness said:
Friends, before removin the re-
mains of our dearly beloved brother
from this house to the house appinted
for all the livin, let us join in singin
the two hundred and forty-seventh
hymn
''Believin. We rejoice
To see the curse removed"
Boston Budget.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30
Hotel Monterey.


Newport, Oregon.
Located on the Beach, two miles moth
Of Newport on Cave Cove, beautifully
sheltered spot, wonderful scenery, sea
bathing. Hoe drives 70 Cape fOulweath-
o. lighthouse. House new, rooms large
aud airy. Finest resort for families or
lnvallds. Opeu all winteT. Terms
moderate by day 90 week. Intending
visitors can drop postal card 10 New
port and be- met By hack.
JOHR FITZPATRICK,
d-2m Proprietor.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30
Mathematical combination wonders.

If you want to know towhat may
depths mathematics can take you
just begin to figure on combinations
and keep it up industriously for an
hour or two One of the most won
derful examples in this line perhaps
is that relating to the various comb
nations in domiuoes. DR.. Bein, a
Frankfort Germany mathematician
of international reputation, has cal
culated that two persons playing thc
game 10 hours day and making
four moves a minute, could continue
5000, 600 years without exhausting
all the combinations of the game,
the total Of which is 24s, 52S. .211. $40.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30
q DAYS TO
O2 CHICAGO
10 Trade for Goods

Valuable timber aud farming lands
IN Lineoln county In tracts of 10 10 100
acres. VIII trade for general merchan-
disc. Address, PEEK a RUSSELL,
9B lms Ysqulna, Oregon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30

nR. Il. y SMITH, dentist. % State street
~ Salem, Oregon. Finished dental opera
lions OF every description. Painless Iopera'
tions a specially.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30

@ q. BROWNE. M. d., physician and sur
-. geon. ohice, Murphy block; residence,
46, I ommf rcial street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30

DR CLARA Nj, DAVIDSON, graduate OF
~ Woman's Medical College, OF PeDnsyl-
van'a Ofiice. Bush Breym IN block, Salem.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30

w PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office 3lo Commercial street,in Eldrldge block.
Residence ITO Commercial street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30

DROTECrIoN LODGE NO. 2 A. o. u. w.
i Meets In their hall IN State Insurance
building, every Wednesday evening.
- A. W. DENNIS, NJ. W.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30
8eojnnIng Dir a. the SOU heasG corner OF

Beginning a. the sou heasG corner OF
lot 3 in block 40, Salem. Or thence
north along the block lin 10 feeti
thence west parallel win IIade sire
so feet, theace south % 50 fe |; thence
east para lie, with the north line, 90
feet O the east lin5 of the block
thence norlh b IL so feet TO the place 1
beginning o ned by j J.ChapnaI and
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30

nR, A. DAVIS, Late Post Graduate OF New
~ York, gives special attention 10 the dis
eases of women and children, nose, throat,
lungs, Kidneys, skin diseases and surgery.
Office at residence, io4 State street. Consuita-
tion from 80 ~ n. m and 2to5p m. 7-l-6m
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30

BEGINNING at the southeast corner If
lot 5, blk 33, Salem, Or; thence north
along the west line of the alley 500
feet, thence west parallel with State
street ABB feet; thence south $3.50 feet
To the north line OF Sta 10 street, thence
east 473S feet 10 The place Of begin
ming, owned by Jno. Pay ne and Geo.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30

at point on the east line
ofblk 46, Salem, Or 10 feet north oi Tue
southeast corner ofIot 3 in s1 d olocsi
then west parallel with Trade str -eL
lis feet, thence noth p rallel with
Commercial street 10 50 feeii thence
east lis feet 10 the east line OF the
block thence south 80 50 feet to the
place Of b G nning, owned by w. Il.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30

w ID, PUdH, Architect, plans, specifca-
w. tions aud superintendence for al,
classes OF buildings. Office $50 Commercial
street. up stairs.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30

M E. POCUE, Stenographer and Ty pc
wi. writest Hest equipped typewriting Of
tce but one In Oregon. Over Rush's bank,
Salem, Oregon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30

STELLA SHERMAN.-Typewrit and
block. Firstclass work. Rates reasonable.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30

:. w INs1 " = = " 1I'N1
Beginning at n po Mt on the east line OF
blk As, salem Oregon, 49, l25 leet south
OF the northeast corner o. said block;
thence west parallel TO Ferry street
ll750 teet; thence sou h parallel with
Commercial S rect % S75 fee; thence
east III so feet To the east line of said
block; th5nce Uorth ong the said
east line 22.e75 feet to the p ace of be.
ginning, owned by j. o. Johnson and
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30

John A. Carson, Attorney at law, rooms
u and 4, Bush bank building, Salem, Or
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30

BEGINNING at The southeast corner OF
biloxi 49, Saiem, Oregon; thence nOlth
a,ong the block line ~ le7t; thence
west at right angle with Commerc al
street, so feet: thence north y 50 feet:
thence west IS feet; thence north 39.5I
feet; thence west 50 feet 70 the alley:
then, south along the alley l24 feet
10 the south line Of the block; thence
east aloug the south line '65 feetlo the
place of beginning, owned by Inc
Lots and 2 in b ock A, Salem, oregon,
owned by the salem FIGURING Miils
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30

Ii ]. BIGGER Attorney AZ law, Salem. Ore.
IL. gon. ONCE over Bush's bank.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30

TJNILMON FORD, Attorney at law, salem,
l. Oregon, ONCE up stairs In PattSn block
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30

+ J.sHAW. N. W. HUNT SHAW HUNT
81. Attorneys at law. Ofiice over Capital
National bank, Salem, Oregon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30

All OF lot No 8 in block No. 36, salem,
Greg n, and a strip Of and feet wide
off OF the uOri h side oflot No. ia said
hIook ovyned nv Ed HiTscD D---
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30

Beginning at a point 30 & ieet north of
the southeast corner of block No AZ,
Salem, Oregon; thence north along
the b oak line 22,0S33 feet thence east
parallel with Ferry street, los feet to
the ri ley theme south along he alley
% 0Sj3 f-et; thence east 1855 ieet to the
place of beglnni g, owned by K.
ltbnnoO Ocnn
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30

ID Z. BOISE, Attorney at law, Salem, Ore
IL. gon. ONCE 274 Commercial street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30

Il. T.. BONHAM. w H. HOLMRS
DOMAIN a HOLMES, Attorneys at law.
ID Office In Bush block, between State and
Court, on Commercial street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30

John BAYNE. ATToRNEY-AT-iA AW.
y Collec ions made aud promptly remitted.
Murphy block, Cor. State and Commercial
streets, salem, Oregon. 9-atf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30

Above trains stop al all stations nom
5hedd, Halssy, Harrisburg. Junction City,
irving, Eugene ana all stations frOni ROaeburE
o Ashland inclusive.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-30

owned by :. Z. FORD, e. J. Ford, @. A.
Armstrong. NJ. Ford f. NJ. Ford, l..
FORD, q. l.. Ford, @. NJ. Baker, 1. j.
Ford, j. ii, Ford. X. X. Ford aud W,