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, 1893-02-25
T E L E G r A M S.
ST. tROIX STATION.
SPECIAL.


!" New York, February 21st.-The following
Summary Of the Home Rule Bill has been
published. 1t grants to the Irish Eegisla-
turs the power of making laws relating ex-
clusively to- Ireland, but not the power to
make law. which could affect the status Of
the crown, such as the making Of peace or
war or in ftvourof any religious denomination,
and the executive power shall continue to be
vested in Her Majesty the Queen. All other
~.prerogatives shall be in the power of the
Lord Lieutenant.
: That both Houses of tile Irish Legislature
can be summoned, prorogued or dissolved in
Her Majesty's name.
That Her Majesty can either give or with
hold her assent to Bills that have been pre-
viously passed in both Houses.
: That every subject Of Her Majesty is quail
fed to hold the Office of Lord Lieutenant
without reference to religion. The Office shall
he for 6 years, Her Majesty having the
power TO revoke the appointment.
That the Irish Exchequer shall be 4 conso-
hdated fund separate from that Of the United
Kingdom.
That the right of appeal of the Courts Of
, 1893-02-25
WHY THEY DO NOT GO
TO CHURCH.
By the Rec, John FQo,lle.
From the Christina Union.l

no word They ia this topic i shall APP
ply TO men. There are comparatively few
women who do not SO to church some The
number would he still less. if all men were
church attendants.
Aearly four years ago | i~ntefvie wed a hume
cred men in.Appleton on the question, Why
90 not more men 20 to church p J. went to
each man personally, told him | was to preach
on that topic and wanted his views, not only
as to his personal reasons for not going, if be
WAS a non-attendant, but also his Judgment
MS to the causes affecting others. Twenty.seven
Of the men talked with were church members.
but 81 that number twenty were III churches
where contu m ton was the method Of Join
ing. Forty # the mea .might be called
church attendants. though many of them
were very Irregular the rest did not 90. They
represented ninr denominations, including
Catholics and Lnthrrlns, and twenty-five
different kinds If business, ranging from
c~lergymSn to saloon-keeDers.
| preached two sermons on the results of
my invest gallons. on two successive Sunday
evenings. The ner ] interviewed were out.
and many others. It'll them a. one said,
they all came to church to and out Why they
die not 60.
| also asked the same men, At me same time
the further question. why do not more men
unite with the Church ?" and recorded their
answers. l shall refer also to some of those
answers.
/, Forty-th,ee Of the one hundred men
said non-attendanoe is 4 habit only. They
meant by that that they had no conscienti-
Gus or other objecSoaS to attending church.
They believed IN il rs in institution, and adj
mitted they ought to 90 more than they did.
The causes of this habit, they said, were
lazineSs. WEAKNESS, the desire to catch up
the odds and ends Of their weekly business,
the crowd they were III, and Indifference
an indifference b cause of ignofanse Of. church
society, AID If. A physician, for example,
said "My work is in other directions. l
have grown unrrceptive and ignorant, and
that has fastened on me the habit of church
absence"
2. TNenfy-srven said the non-attendance
of men is a necessity First, because of
Sunday work in p1si-ofices and paper mills
and railroads and restaurants and saloons.
Again, they were not able to go because of
the conlribution-box There were eighty of
the men. however, who did not believe that
these things Effected attendance. Secret
societies had influenced some, especially hose
who weIcin churches that did not sanction
tlt,m. Probably Two hundred men in our
, 1893-02-25

MesslS. Hobbs & Wright hpvc been PIT on
trial for deflauling the Liberator Building
Society.
The Rt. Hon. II. Asquith presented the
Welsh diSestahlisiment Bill which was read
a 1T time in the House Of Commons. A
motion 70 reject the Rlil Mas put to Il vote
anj lost by304 10 20.
PARIS afvicts state that q meetiag Of the
Iehrng Sea Commission of arbitration was
ieid Y tha' city yesterday. 1t was adjourned
ontli the 2@rd Of March.
u, ChtNics &c Ie-Scps has made an appeal
10 the Court OF Cessation.
III Chamber OF Deputies is discussing a
blll Tor the taxing of The Coulissie,s
Italian intelligence states that NM. iii
Rudini ard Crispi Supported the motion for
the ID 7~estiGatlon of he Bank Scandals. The
motion was rejected by the Chamber Of
Deputies.
Washington dispatches state thas the re-
port OF the appointment Of Mr.. jerks as
Attorney General by 1Ir. Cleveland is denied.
Mr.. Richard 0iney Of Boston has been 40.
pointed to that position.
London February oath.
. (Demarsre O. st, d ,r cu II. "a.
Sugar Nuscovl5l .~yf LIS sol
German Beet o }4, al
D.'lorara Rum pr. -a. 4. u as "a
Trinidad Cocoa pr ewt &. l3>. ca
C0na-f's 9S3
BANK Of Enslan5 rate Of Discouat'2L.
Liverpool Co tol. Ijtun-rNltI l15
Three pr ct. itvares IA Paris $500. .
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17

sostos, Ian. H. 'fhe Pos, pab.
iisbe. 4 story IN witch i,Ict flufse,
the isnsIlsh pusIiIs,, Il represented
aassyIns thstin t'elf lac, conferences
wth McAuiffs. The iat,ef, who hsd
been dnnkins, approached him on
ths MISTER N putting 80 fake nsht
be-, veen them. According 10 i'ufge,
acAoiifie. after stating that he did
not wspi 70 nshi because a beaten
nah wss no good lntbis county said
"Now Dick ,you would Ike 70 maxi
some big money, and you can. We
an make a match snd get = big
rouse and you can make small for.
tune. But I viii only make the
match on condition that mus, be-
tne winner. You eau make a small
friune You eau make more money
W II than you can IN a dozen fights
~ England, aud ss you are not go
tug 10 remain In this country lt Won't
nUft you mucbp The Post also
dds that The stated price offered To
Bofge to agree for McAulire to win
sas sg5 600.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17
Maniac at a Funeral.

CHICAGO, Jan. l7.-Iu the midst
" the solemn funeral cermonles ovel
Rev. Father Wbeadon at The
Wheadon Methodist church OF
Evanston, Sunday, Justice of th.
Peace Robert Freeman was fiOored
ny Il. X. Williams, an aged man oI
uns0uud mind, and desperate
struggle ensued between the dis
turber and seven men who endeav
ored 10 eject him from the church.
Williams was al intimate friend Of
Father Wheadon, and the latter's
death added TO his mania. When
Rev. DIR. Wilkinson began his nd
dress, Williams went to the back OF
the church and stood la the aisle
making faces at each person whose
attention he could attract. Several
women attempted TO leave, but he
blocked the way. Justice Freeman,
placing his hand on Williams arm,
told him he must remain quiet or he
would be arrested. Williams drew
hack h,s arm and suddenly shot II
forward, STRIKING Mr.. Freeman III
the breast, The blow was unrxpeci-
ed aud the justice toppled back ward
over one of the pews. As he fell
Williams kicked hlm severely.
jumping up agaiu, Freeman rushed
at the epraged man, aud u hplf
dozen Others who could get into tue
aisle fell upon the maniac. A des-
perate fight followed. The church
resounded with shouts from the
men and cries from the terrified
women. Finally Williams was
borne out into the hallway. where
the struggle continued for several
minutes. Meantime some one had
the patrol wagon, aud
when IL arrived Williams was on
his back, aud the justice had his
knee on his chest. Then Williams
begged To he allowed 10 rem ain NJ
The funeral services. His plea was
~ pitiful that Il was granted, but
,lose watch was set over him. The
service was then resumed, aud the |
asst rites performed without further
Interruption,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17

fortRA. Jan. w. i'be porulists
In ire csucus this morning decided
N would be sood politics not to per
MI, q Jpiot session oi the senate snd
bouse todsy Tor the election of stat'
pfintet They have been sdvlsec
tlat II no election vas held friday ~
the law provides, the present locufn
beni, who IL a populist candidate
fof reelection, will hold ovei
should an election be held Their
might he some question ne 10 ~
legality.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17
Liberal PreahYterians.

CLEvELASp, o., Jan. 1.-THE
Cleveland Presby yterian Union COM
posed Of all the Presbyterian
churches In the city, adopted man
ifesto deprecating any effort To i'm.
pas nsw tests OF orthodoxy or to 10.
strict the liberty hitherto indorsed
BY men who sincerely subscribed TO
the confession OF faitn. The union
also expressed the belief that the In.
tsresSs of the church At large would
bs conserved by CESSATION eccle-
nlAslieAl trials Tor herssy OF men
who sIncerely profess faith Ia the
Holy Sculptures As an unerriog rule
- 1kish aud practice. aud en,lrs 10y.
olily 70 the gc-pel of Jesus Chris, as
the aon % God. The manifesto has
gelbssncs 10 the proposed appeal Of
~ persecution In the Briggs case.
WHAT ir NsASs.
Nav Yoag, Jan. is,-rhe action
q ths Cleveland pecsbyisry In
e1pptlas resolutions dsprecatlng
any Effort 10 impa~e new tests OF
eethpdoxy. stating the ln,ewsl Of
~ ohuseh would b. caaserved by
~ es>aAsIoa ef hswsy TRIALS. aud
having reference 10 the proposed APP
- ~ shs persecution 10 the Bslsrs
go gives celor 10 she story ceFrsnt
~ thai . n,ovsmsa, 10 oa fo, In
1l1nsoa> parts ef tho coansry 10 Ia.
~ ~ New YORK prssbsssry 10
ppcI>iu fton further pssslug The
~ onee Fear \ sxpssssed. Il is
- nons y shoss ssslss Ia the
- : eeusinu&oes of "a
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17
The Treasury.

WASHINGTON. Jan. a. The sub.
committee OF ways aud means COM
mittee on Investigation Of the cos.
dltion OF the treasury expects to NJ,
celve the latter part OF this week, u
large amount of information for
treasury experts. II can he said ON
good authority that the treasury
statement will not show deficit Ia
the treasury or probability OF one
during the present fiscal year, but
close analysis Is expected to show
SECRETARY Foster at times had a
hard task "makiag both ends meet, -
aud his successcr will be likely, un.
less relieved by legislation at this
session ralslng additional revenue.
To have seen harder task With
pensions steadily increasing. Dem.
ocra,lo members ii oongUss expect
TO show that lhene have besn times
when q deficiency Was only prevent
ed oy the policy of net paving any,
thing today which could he put oti
until tomorrow. No, a slngle new
building has besa proyided fos dur
ins ,hls oongress. bat thew snll 70.
msins over slt.ooo. .ooo 10 os sxpend.
I'd on accoaa, cf public euudiass.
aad sli. i.coe.co against which ,he,e
are ao outstanding esn,aels Tue
present plAa suggested which 10 10
xsfd~i - the most sxpsalsni is aa
IasN~@s IN tie whisky ,sx. Ths
increase woaii ssIss ovss sss .coo. 400
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17
Ben Buffers Big Brain.

BosroS. Jan. l7.--It Is stated tha,
the autopsy on the body Of General
Butler showed the cause OF death
was the bursting OF u small blood
vessel In the brain, caused by n vlo-
lent At OF coughing. All the organs
are la excellent condition. and but
for this accidental cause he prob
ably would have lived many years.
His brain weighed four ounces more
than that Of Daniel Webster, one OF
the largest on record.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17
Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the CITY Of
salem VIII receive seal proposals for a
site lor the contemplated new city h III mn
10 Il o'clock noon, of the 25 day OF Jauu
III sr}, % Any prs having pro erty
aclty nall II submit th- propo al for i,s
"a 10 thr city To the c. mmttee ON streets
ahu public lroperN, giving an accurate
desc iptlnn OF the premises. The rivht to
- CT any and all PROPOSALS is hereby re.
served A. KLEIN,
,,o toloNEL OF IMsTED
i-lI-tu GEO. b. GRAY
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17
A Mystery.

whsHiSGroN, Jan. l7.-Blaiue''
ilsps-e remains a mystery to all bu
his family and attending pbysIcisps
rhe latter decline, without the ex
press authority of the family. To d.
vulge the nature Of the complaint
NJ 1890 a. m. today there Is no
,hange In his condition,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17
Notice.

Notice Is hereby given, that the Commit
I on Streets and Pub ic property of the
| City of salem OREGON, Will sell ut public
auction 10 front of the clty's building now
occupied by capital Engine conn any and
-teiner q Sonneman as a grocery store, at
the corner of Liberty and state streets
in The city of salem, 1T two o'clock D. N
Wednes lay. January %, 1893 the following
end of Lot No. 3, Block No. AZ, in the City
of salem. Marion county, Oregon, known
as the building now occupied 10y tn. Tiger
Engine Company.
Alsp the ity of Salem's property on the
cOrnor OF Liberty and Stale streets.
commencing Mt the North East corner of
lock No. 20, in the City OF Salem, Marion
| county, oregon; thence sOutnerly along
| the west line of said block ~ l08 feet; nee
easterly parallel with he mort h line ot sale
| Block, 20 feet. Thence norl herly. p lrallel
vii h the west boundary line OF said Block,
O6 feei. to u north b updary line of said
bl"ck; rutnce Yves cry 10 the piac7 of be-
glnuing. Build ng now occupen by Stein
er Sonnrman grocery, Capital Engine
o. and ct' jail.
Term of sair-One half cash on accent.
aDce OF bd by city council of the CITY of
Salem, ami the balance at the expiraiion
oi six months, with interest at the rate of
per cent per annum. The right to re ject
any and all bids IL hereby reserved.
A. KLEIN.
COLON. l. j OLMsTED.
GEb. u GRAY,
Coihmlttee on Streets ana Public Property
liz I'd
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17
1898.
HARPER'S BAZAAR.
ILLUSTRATED.

Harper's Bazar is Journal for the home.
1t gives the lulls 81 al Il latest informant ion
about fashions, and its nun erOus iliustra-
tions Paris designs and lattern-sheet sup
| homs dress-mak and the professional
| nbodiste. No expense is spared TO make
us artistic attracilveHess Sfthe his hest or.
der us bright stories, amusine comedies,
ana thoughtful essays satisfy oil tastes,
ana IFS last page Is famous as IL budget OF
VII and hunIor. In it, weekly issues
verything is included " hich is of interest
10 women The serials 1or 1893 will be
written b. " alter Besanl and kdn., IIyal.
christine Terhune I'll rrick will furnish
practical series, entitled "At the ,coi 81 y
Grace X k'ng, . i've horne Miller, and Can.
aace Wheeler will be frequent contribu ors,
Inc work Of women IN The Colum bian Ex.
position Will be iully represent, d with
man many Illustrations. +. W Higginson, in
audience.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17
ucusE-1O A. NJ, JAN. II.

Prayer by Rev. Williams. Read
ing of journal dispensed with.
TIE speaker appointed as house
m nbers on the worlds fair appro-
pria,ion: Messrs. N0rthup, Wright
of Union and Nickel Of Jackson.
NEW BILLS.
Russell. for relocation Of county
seat of Union county. To second
reading. Referred to committee
on counties.
Manley for state school text books,
creating board Of state officials.
Durham, to amend election laws.
Stone, to fix fees Of clerk and
sheriff Of Umatilla county.
Brown of Douglas, to amend ~
code, relating to pleadings.
Coon, to create county of Cascade.
Paxton, to allow no days Of grace
on foreign obligations.
Wright of Marion, to protect
game, fish and fowl on Columbia
river,
Cornelius, by request, relating to
law of notice in road cases; also by
request relating to bids on bridges;
relating to tax rolls.
Upton, regulate railway freight,
fixing maximum rates.
Belts, relating to crime of larceny
in houses, ships OF cars, also relative
to heirs of aliens.
Merrill, to incorporate town of
st. Helens.
Belts, amending sheep herding
law.
Maloney by request, relating to
fish.
Paxton by request, amending
school tax law.
Wright of Marion, providing for
issuing bonds for streets and sewers.
on fifteen year plan.
Day, by request, to amend cleo
ton law relating to county commis-
sioners.
Inman, to secure independence of
voters at town meetings.
Jetfreys, allowing women over q
to ho. d any educate nal office.
BILLS REFERRED.
Following bills affecting general
laws were read second time and IT.
f,rred:
krady, to provide for the employ
ment of couvicts in jute mill. Com.
on manufactures.
By same, law relative to move
m mt Of engines on highways. Ju-
iiciary.
Miller, to provide for the constrnc
lion ofa fishway oyer the falls Of
the Willamette river at Oregon CITY.
Fisheries.
Belknap, to amend the election
avs relating to both when cbal-
euged. Elections.
Also 10y same. to amend laws of
oounties. Agriculture.
Also, to amend laws ofassessment
Assessment and taxation.
Brown, Of Douglas, to amend law
10 protect salmon and other fishes
JOINT coMMITTEE.
Speaker appointed as members of
Joint committee of state of Oregon
and Washington on Columbia river
'egislation; Messrs. Myers Of Mutt.
nomah, Coon of Wasco aud Jetfr.vs
of Benton.
RESOLUTION.
by Myers of Multnomah anthor.
Izing speaker TO appoint another
page Ayes 2l, noes "a, lost.
fi'ty'fnur bills 10 second reading
and referred.
House sdjnurned.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17
Indiana's Senator.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. l7.--In
separate session Of the houses Of the
IegisIature each cast n majority fnr
Senator Turpie TO succeed himself as
u. q. senator.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17

/ renl ~ cfeHie tothtY "'Ati "
tuuslltsllon.
Fmd. Oregon hoard c' cauh ~
rofief's tstninefs
fiouse sdimfhed
sfsAff, 81 NJ jan N
Fofiowlne bills wefe IN i0dUceii
dates allowing w0man ~ hold
educstlousl offices,
McUinn, amending chsfief of
Portland.
fIiachmsn. amending cCde.
Dodson, TO establish stste bcafd of
health.
Woodland, by request regulating
directors NJ corporations.
Alley. amending charter NJ Eu.
gene.
westhefford, regulating llabili.
ties NJ common carriers.
Butler. fof additional circuit judge
IN third district.
Oates for protection of game; to
second; referred, Hshiug industry
committee.
Bancroft, regulating town and
city elections.
Cross, incorporating Canby.
Woodland, to prevent cruelty TO
animals.
steiwer, regulating selection Of
unsold state lands.
Cogswell, relating to issuance on
dormant judgment.
Vanderbur0, to tax all incomes
exceeding g., 600 per anuum.
Raley, amending Athena charter
Alley, regulating sherifi's sum
mons; same.
Raley providing for establishment
Of state normal school at Weston.
Hirsch, authorizing sale Of state
school and other lands; to second;
referred. education committee.
Eighteen bills to second reading
and referred.
sENATE-TUEsDAY, 10 A, VI.
Resolution by Steiwer. that COM
mittee of three on internal improve
ment be appointed. On a division
80 tha b,,,aa tho raooIpf;on x,ao
adopted.
Blackman moved that the act re-
ferring senate bill No. . to the com
mittee on counties he reconsidered.
Carried and referred to committee
on claims.
The secretary of state submitted q
certified transcript of the emolu-
ments of the sheriffs of the state,
which was referred to judiciary.
The governors veto Of the bill
creating two new agricultural soci-
cites was read and laid upon the
table.
The senate concurred in the adop-
ton of house concurrent resolutions
No. Is, No. 10 was referred.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Veatch, to regulate the trans
portation of freight by railroads.
By Cogswell, to prevent the TAX
ing Of cattle from one country to an.
other for the purpose of herding.
BY McGinn, prohibiting deduc.
tlon in aFndebtedness when the
crediah' 9St assessed.
Bysis arheI nuu, .o au,ena oodo,
allowIis any city of 5000 to hav.
independent district.
BY Butler, to amend code, defin.
ing compensation of district attor-
neys.
BY Willis, to amend code relating
to interest.
By Blackmsn, to distribute land
money among counties for roads.
BY Bancroft, TO amend code effect.
ing improvement of the rivers from
Portland TO the sea.
By Raley, establishing the office
of Inspector Of steam boilers.
By Hayes, to amend code.
BY Myers, to provide for the pro-
lection of fish and game and for lh.
Of fish aud game pro.
tector.
BY Blackman, to build a new
school for deaf mutes.
BY Myers, to establish the offic,
of examiner of engines.
BY Dodson, to amend code, effect
Ing fees Of sherifis.
Denny, Of the committee on CLERK
hire, made and extended report reg
u'Sting number of clerks, pay, etc
Doison made committee report on
bill No. so, recommending that il
pass.
Nineteen bills to second reading
aud referred.
Senate adjourned to 2 p. m.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17

paan, iau. II. fhe soss'omeni
vii ann nflse a blow u 70 ~
nalea on excellent aatbofIiy nov
,hat there Il ample evidence u =
toyails, conspiracy. aod sf'ss,s vii
b. made AZ sn eafiy date.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17
ousv NomInsted.

ltAnnisDUao, PEN, Jan. H.
TIE IssppbIleau caucus met tbi'
morning and nominated N. =
Quay for United States senaiof.
tse for Quay, ~ for DalsIeI, and
Tor Goblin.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17
RESOLUTION.

code. Gill moved they be distribu
ted between the Senate and House
RESOLUTION.
BY Myers for j,int committee t.
meet with committee of State oI
Washington on Columbia River
Fisheries. Adopted.
BY Northup. that Speaker appoint
an assistant door-keeper TO keeI
clear the lobby and prevent loud
alkiug. Adopted. w. M. Moores
II Portland appointed.
BY Bishop, to amend rule eight
80 that certain committees be ip
creased aud creating seven new com
miltees az follows: Manufactures
Medicine and Pharmacy, Horticul
ure, Public Morals, Rules, Salarie.
aud Mileage, State Library. Adopt
I'd.
BY Brown, for committee OF five
IN Portage Railroad at The Dalles.
Adopted.
BY Northup, joint committee on
apportlen of legislative districts
Ayes 20, Noes 25,
STANDING COMMITTEE.
Speaker Ready announced stand.
Ing committees, chairmanships as
follows:
Elections Northup, Durham,
-----tt..-. 49, s.A.'---
Ways and Means Wright Of On
ion, Wright OF Marion, Jetfreys.
Education-Brown OF Douglas,
Paxton, King.
Judiciary Paxton, Brown of
Morrow, Ford, Nichols, King.
Clalms-Cornelius, Baughman,
Myer.
Military Atiairs-Geer Of Clacka-
mas, Northup, Nickel.
Roads aud Hiehways-Cooper,
Geer of Marion, Curriu.
Engrossed bllls-Merritt, Manley.
Elmore.
Enrolled bills-Belknap, Merrill,
Malouey.
Indian afiairs-Ormsby, stone,
Day.
Priuting-Duucan, Gowan, Up
ton.
Corporations Russell, Gullixon,
Blevens.
Commerce -Gullixson, Belknap,
rrulllnger, Belts, Wilkinson.
Counties Brown of Morrow
Brown Of Douglas, Lawton Hobbs,
lpman.
Federal relations-Hobbs, SherI-
Ian, McEwen.
Miniug-Wright Of Marion, Bux.
on, Houck.
Public lands Merrill, Gowan,
sheridan.
Internal lmprovement-Goodrieh.
illl, ToOer.
Public buildings aud grounds
Ford, Wilkins, Stats
Agricul,ue-Geer Of Marion.
econ, Blevens.
Alcoholic traffic Belts, Duncan.
lampbell.
Railways and transportation
io~an. Russell, Chandler, Jeffreys,
Houck.
Assessment aud Taxation-Chaod-
er. Manley, Layman, Lawton,
Daily.
Manufaeturs-Blshop, Fillmore,
Day.
Medicine aud pnarmacy--Daly,
an, Miller.
hortieul.ore- Coon, ormsby.
roner.
Public morsls-6nl, Baushman,
dcEwen.
Rules and Joint rules-NieLol.
Durham, luman.
Salaries aud mileage Durham.
Merritt, Maloney.
Pibhe Library = Bsughman, Ford. !
Lillsr.
fisherses-Myers, Coon, Coopsr.
etfsys, Campbell
LaeaF-i.anison, Mays. Upton.
HocsE nIIL No SO
'ss returned by th. governor with
'ls objections thereto This wss
Dad elll approprI.ling slsT, ,oW Of
he . psrcent fsnd fnon sale of
'hds fhere l. now Ia the tre~..
~ the sum 81 eos. SO. Thls wa.
~ of The lass acts ef The iesh ssn-
rsl assembly. Made special order
land.y Al : p m.
n4e ~~<<e ~s..~s
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17
West Virginia Senators.

CHARLEsToS, Jan. i7.--Faulkner
and Camden have combined.
Faulkner will succeed himself, and
Camden will take the unexpired
term Of Senator Kenna.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17
In Michigan.

LANsfso. Jan. i7.--The vote 10
the house for U. 4. senator resulted
6sockbridge, Rep. IS; Canbso,
DEM. %; Iseldina. Dem.Populist, 4.
Senate will ballot this afternoon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-17
mInnssosa's Governor.

ST. PAUL, Jau. l7.-seuator &. X
Davis will be re.slected at a join
session of both houses Of the legisle
ufe tomorrow.