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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-01
CALAMlTlES AT SEA,

Marine Disasters Caused by CoIIfsfon.
storms. Fires, Explosions, Etc.
FEBRUARY.
3. 81 people drowned by the loss of the Br,,,sh
steamship Trinacria of the coast of Spain.
0. Norwegian bark Alice went ashore at I one
Beach, N. j.; sailors drowned.
APRIL.
D. sailors drowned by the capsizine Of ths,
fishing schooner Genesta of Barnegat.
MAY.
Il The steamer City OF Hamburg run down tb.
ship Countess Evelyn of the Cornish coast.
25 lives lost. '0'-
II. rs lives lost In a storm ON IakaEr.
JUNE.
2. The British battleship Victoria spnL IN al
lision with the battleship Camnerdo1vn a..
the Mediterranean sea; over 600 lives lost
including Admiral Tryon.
AUGUST.
o The pleasure yacht Rachel, on Lake (ieorv.
sank and carried down people.
% The Reading company's collier par+h.,
ana barge Lykens Valley wrecked off South.
ampton, N. Y; II drowned.
SEPTEMBER
Inc haytlan warship Alexandre founderad
on ape Ilouron' Hayti, carrying down 80
souls among them a company Of dis,in0
guished Haytian diplomats.
=. OCTOBER.
~ DisastrouS storm on the great lakes. ,h..
propeller Dean Richmond lost at Van nu-
ron Folnt' carrying down IS OF her crew
the captain. his wife and children.
NOVEMBER
F" steamship City Of Alexandria burnad o,r
oaJimar' Cuba; IS people drowned Will
trying TO escape. "HA0
=" - castaway sailors drowned of Point any
nSrqnes' Lake Huron, by the swamninS ~
boat "APing OF
DECEMBER
IiaSs ptitlsh ,p snip Jason wrecked Oft Highland
Light' Mass, in gale; rs seamen lost
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-01

p ,snstai. Hilary A. Herbert Of Alabama
secretary OF the navy; Hoke Smith OF
Georgia, secretary Of the interior; Julius
Sterling Morton Of Nebraska, secretary OF
agriculture.
m Hon Thomas r. Bayard Of Delaware ap-
~ ,1oirted limited States ambassador to Great
britain. the first appointment under tho
title ambassador.
APRIL.
H. The Duke Of veragua, lineal descendant
OF Columbus, arrived at New York.
MAY.
4 Dean William Lawrence chosen Episcopal
bishop of Massachusetts TO succeed Phllhps
Brooks, lately deceased.
0. Joseph H. Blount appointed minister 70
a The Infants Eulalis Of Spain arrived In
New York.
& Mrs. James @. Blaine, widow Of Secretary
Blaine, sailed for England, where she WIN
reside permanently.
T. James Gordon Bennett seriously lnJureo
by falling from coach In Paris
JULY.
@ The Duke of York prince George OF Wale9
and Princess Victoria May OF Teck mar
ried in London.
7. Congress met in extraordinary session.
%, DR.. oliver Wendell Holmes celebrated his
eighty-fourth birthday.
SEPTEMBER.
q Aueuste Bartholdi, the sculptor Of the LIB
erty statue in New York hsrbor, arrived In
that city from Europe.
7. Ex-King Milan of Servia stricken with ap-
oplexy.
IL. De Lesseps, the Panama canal protector,
released from prison at Paris.
NOVEMBER.
q. General Master Workman 7. V. Powderly,
Knights of Labor resigned.
DECEMBER.
l. J. r. Sovereign of Iowa installed general
master workman, Knights Of Labor.
l. Congress met In regular session.
s. The president again sent to the senate the
name Of william B. Hornblower Of New
York for justice Of the supreme court
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-01

.tii,ed and 100 injured by the derailment OF
| train on the Long Island railroad at PARK
vile, n. Y. p,...
| o. IJgbtninp struck circus tent at hi'er
Falls. Wis, and killed people.
July.
killed and over ~ injured in collision on
the West Shore road at Newburg, n. l.
I TO- Is persons killed and 10 injured during ,he
burning of cold storage warehouse III 'ne
Worlds fair grounds.
H. A locomotive crashed into acro"ueu e'iee'
car in Chicago, killing passengers.
n. men killed and badly injured by the e&-
nlosion of a farm engine boiler near New
ark, o.
q seamen killed by the explosion OF q gren-
ade on the German armor CLAD steamer Da-
den at Kiel, Germany.
G. The reservoir of the Portland CMel Water
company burst; 2 houses crushed, people
killed.
q pleasure excursionists drowned by the
swampinp of a rowboat in Swansea bay,
Port Talbot, Wales.
"a 5killed and IA injured in the burning OF the
Senate hotel, Chicago.
10. passengers killed in railroad accident Al
Milton, Va. D.,
%. Mr.. L. ]. Bovee, his wife and daughter and
young ladies while driving to church at
Leroy, n. Y. were instantly killed by an
express train at a railway crossing.
a. l6 killed and 10 injured in collision on the
Long Island railroad at Newtown.
81. 20 killed and many injured BY the collapse
Of bridge on the Boston and Albany road
near Chester, Mass.
SEPTEMBER.
g. A runaway electric car in Cincinnati killed
6people; 40 injured.
7. IL killed and 10 injured in head end colli-
sion at Colehour, near Chicago.
TO- s killed and 20 injured in a rea- end COLI
sion at Manteno, Ills.
e. An express wrecked by an open switch on
the Wabash at Kingsbury, Ind; IL killed.
%. 2S miners drowned in the Mansfield mine,
Michigan. by break in the bed OF the
Michigamme river.
OCTOBER.
10. Terrible rear end collision Of Worlds fair
excursion trains on the Michigan Central at
jackson: IL killed, 40 injured.
II. 8 killed and injured by a dynamite explo-
sion at Emington, Ills.
20. A head end collision on the Grand Trunk at
Battle Creek, Mich, slaughtered 2s people.
NOVEMBER.
2. Boiler exploded in a street car stable in
New York city; q people killed, l3 injured.
8. Cargo Of dynamite exploded at the quay In
Santander, Spain; nearly 1000 people killed
and injured.
l. 10 workmen drowned from an overloaded
sailboat in New York harbor
I. Anarchists threw bombs into the opera
house at Barcelona; 30 killed, 50 injured.
8. IL killed by a rear end collision on the Rock
Island and Pacific in the streets of Chicago.
2l. men burned to death and badly injured
in hotel fire at Beaver, Pa.
DECEMBER.
2. men killed at slate quarry at WEIGH
town, Pa, by the breaking of cable.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-01
ALL SORTS OF HAPPENINGS.
Miscellaneous Events of the Year Well
Worth Remembering.

Miscellaneous Events of the Year Well
Worth Remembering.
H. Revolution in Hawaii; Queen Liliuokalani
deposed.
l. United States protectorate established over
the Sandwich Islands.
r. The Inman line steamer City Of New York
transferred to the American flag.
"a. John w. Mackay, the California capitalist,
was shot by an insane man.
APRIL
Q. The great Mormon temple at Salt Lake
City dedicated.
Is. The United States flag hauled down at
Hawaii.
settlers killed by the Navajo Indians in
Colorado.
%. International naval review at New York.
MAY.
! l. Worlds fair opened at Chicago.
7. The wife of Chauncey NJ. Depew died In
New York city.
JUNE.
8. Professor Charles Richmond, an aeronaut
from Springfield, Ills, leaped with defect
i've parachute into the Delaware river at
Trenton and was killed.
II. The Viking ship, from Norway, arrived in
New York harbor
D. Lizzie Borden acquitted of the murder Of
her father and mother at New Bedford,
Mass.
%. Governor Altgeld of Illinois pardoned the
anarchists Fielden, Neebe and Schwab, i'm
prisoned at Joliet for completely In the Hay
market riot.
Z New York state monument dedicated at
Gettysburg.
The Falcon, with Lieut.. Peary's exploring
party on board, started for the arctic re-
gions.
ID Shots exchanged between Siamese forta
and French gunboats at the mouth of the
Meinam river; 20 Siamese killed
a. The friendly Sioux chief, Young Man.
Afraid OF His Horses, dropped dead at
Newcastle, Wy.
sS. $4,000 English coal miners went out in a
strike.
%. Siam accepted the ultimatum of France In
the boundary dispute.
AUGUST.
Z The gold reserve in the United States treas
ury was above the limit for tn. first time
since April 20.
The French blockade Of Siam raised,
To- The twelfth annual encampment Sons Of
Veterans opened at Cincinnati.
o. Ihe coal miners strike in Wales collapsed.
tO,OOO men resumed work
SEPTEMBER
IL rebel warships bombarded the government
forts at Rio Janeiro.
l6 100000 acres in the Cherokee strin orarad
to settlers.
~ Citizens attempt to lynch a negro at Roam
oke' Va, and were fired upon by the mill
tia; killed, many injured.
H' Robert Smith, the negro who caused tho
riot at Roanoke, Va, on the 2Oth. hangad
by a mob.
OCTOBER
over 'uO,OUO persons visited the WorId,s fair
In honor of Chicago day.
70 Battle between Spanish troops and Rifaans
al Melilla in Morocco; Gen. MargalIo The
spanish commander, and 10 OF his man
killed. '9 "en
~ The Worlds fair declared officially N, nm
end. a' an
- NOVEMBER
10 Nuuu train operatives and telecranhar. nm,
o., the Lehigh Valley went out on a strike
The new cruiser Columbia made the fas,as,
record In the world in a trial trip; AVERAGE
speed. % knots.
DECEMBER
l. ADMIRAL Melio escaped from the ha, =,
no oJaneiro on the flagship Aquidabanafts
some hard lighting with goverpment fnrcss
score or more OF wrecks on the Lebigh
road IN consequence OF the strika ~ T..
trained operatives. " ''s
Ihe Lehlgh Valley strike ended by arhitr.- !
ton. " "a Aoi'ra-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-01

70 rty men and prides itself on keepin
up first-class service, as good or better
than Is afforded to any city the size of
Salem, and while 1t has suffered from
the general shrinkage Of revenues has
Iust closed very satisfactory years.
business. The plant is sufficiently
large for all demand for light and pow
er for several years TO come.
The present force Of this company
consits Of r. II, Anson, manager; i.
Kibele, chief engineer Of the power
station; w. West, second engineer;
Frank Culver, assistant engineer;n the
railway department, Lee McGrew Il
superintendent; f. G. Watkins, repair
man; superintendent Of light aud pow
er depar lment, w. II Pape.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-01
DISASTERS ON LAND.
Startling Chapter Of Deaths by Railroad
Accidents, Explosions, Fires, Etc.
JANuARV

Startling Chapter Of Deaths by Railroad
Accidents Explosions, Fires. Etc.
JANUARY.
Colo. " NA'4''
A A freight train dashed into sleigh loaded
WIN people at Lonsdale, Il. l.. killing 8
manning Z -
u An oil tank exploded on a wrecked frsish,
train near Alton, Ills, hlling q people, In,
iurtng nearly 100
FEBRUARY.
u lives lost by the burning Of a lunaho
asylum at Dover, Nh. ''''
H. " men crushed 10 death by falling rocks NJ
marble quarry IN West Rutland W
y |. persons killed by the falling walls n, .
burned out storo in Chicago.
APRIL
l. fSlai hotel IRE at Bradford, Pa; 6 dea,hs
10 deaths by fire damp explosion In ~. ~
son shaft at shaniokin. ia. '''' -'s'-
men Killed by the crushing Of a building
at Romeo. Ills. ~''uinS
~ In gale the intake end OF the NInwspl..
tunnel, under Lake Michigan, was wreelsS
and II men drowned ASN
NAY.
d % killed and many Injured IN ~.
the Big -Four" road. Nu
y Killed, injured by boiler explosion an
=, steamer OHIO, Mississippi river.
~ ~ nlner killed by failing down +. sh.t, =,
A.. hle NA4aitei and heCla mine. Nliehig.r
~ o1eAths oy the explosion of a eensra.o, A,
s'aeoss factory a, GeReva. his. "
JUNE
= ls uoors q FordS cd opera house. Wash.
mS'oa' where LincolA wAs asSas,in.,s5
se.s esFrli1g down huudneds al s,e,SrS-
pisAl elesss Who worked Ia the buii5irs. -
killed. injured over 50 ~ =
- = seleAs 49,, q azhtning killed four hro,h.,s
res ~ ADRIAN. No. NAos'
y : a'es ~ : Az b Duluth.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-01
RECORD OF CRIMINALS.
sinful DoinEs of Men Of Violent and run
Lives.

'iniui DoinEs OF Men Of Violent and mn
Lives.
April.
FRANK w. Kohl and Thomas Pallistsr -.
S1huemhed murderers escaped from ~ ~
NC" ORR state prison at Sing Sing. ''''
JUNE
meh raided tho Peoples bank At Linn.
ROCK and secured $4,000. li'ue
n - SEPTEMBER
~ MASK Hed men held up Lake shor. ,..,,.
D eal Ashoa1ville, Ind, and rifed an az
negroes lynched at New Orl.an. o..
"A s%nIeiuihg %g the murderer OF Judge '''
IAN ROBBERS foiled at st. Josenb Nc -
usin load of policemen; robSss' i oy
d Hon. Carter II. Harrison m,v
N'An oy man named PrenderRast-
Lawyer Francis H. Weeks A.. 49,,
Dor. '" wyears hard la
n hoooers carried on a v.I,.. -,,
notS "a 'orh 1 the ONCE Of the Indiana MI
ssSo ,S ~no Iowa Railroad company in Chi
highWAymen robbed s.v.r.l ,
nhd employees At Ln1erns sta,ioa
She Chieago and North western 49, On
- Joseph Il. Louis. head bookk &c.. -,
n,oas a Co. wholesnle eIothi.rs 81.
for S.ss,ped sHssap.ed suicide and was arreS,s.,
: The $50 sAia TO amount 70 Ss00n
eeeesa ef tlAoo IN bFOAA d.Tli-As '~AA
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-01
CYCLONES, EARTHQUAKES, ETC.
Phenomena of Wind and Weather-Star-
tlinG Disturbances of Nature.

fnenOmena OF W1n0 ana Weatner-Star-
tling Disturbances of Nature.
JANUARY.
81. Destructive and fatal earthquake on the
island of Zante, Greece.
MARCH.
Q. A hurricane caused loss of life and proper
ty at Tamatoy, Madagascar; 10 vessels
foundered in the harbor.
8. Earthquake shock in New York city.
.. Severe earthquake shock at Railway, N. J.
10. Earthquake shock on Long Island.
q S2,OOOO damage by a cyclone in Mississip-
pi; Is deaths.
"a. An earthquake caused loss OF several lives
and destruction of property in Colombia.
APRIL
s. Destructive earthquake in Servia
IL. Great havoc by cyclones in Iowa, Illinois,
Nebraska, Kansas and Missouri; many peo-
pie killed or injured.
II. The island of Zante again visited by de-
structive earthquake; the city of Zante and
many villages destroyed.
lS. The town Of Boles, Ark, destroyed by .
cycone killed, many injured.
o. Two cyclones swept over Oklahoma; over
100 lives lost.
Is. The town of Cisco, Tex, wiped out by a cy-
clone; 30 killed and 40 injured.
JUNE.
O. The town OF Woodington, O., nearly de-
molished by wind and rain storm; death.
sl. 20 deaths in a tornado which swept over
Jefferson county. Kan.
JULY.
Pomeroy, Ia, destroyed by a tornado; SO
killed, 80 fatally injured and $50 manned.
AUGUST.
3. Fierce gale on the New England, New York
and Jersey coasts; vessels and hotels
wrecked, many deaths.
"a. A West India hurricane devastated the
South Carolina and Georgia coasts; appall-
ing death lists In Savannah, Port ROYAL.
Beaufort and neighboring islands; the
steamer City OF Savannah, from Boston.
wrecked on the South Carolina shoals.
SEPTEMBER
!. people killed by tornado at Lockport
La
OCTOBER
terrible storm on the gulf coast; over 900
lives lost, damage several millions
NOVEMBER
IL. The town OF Kuchau, province of Khoras-
san, Persia, destroyed by an EARTHQUAKE.
over le,0OO lives lost
" Furious windstorm on the coasts OF Great
Britain and France; heavy loss OF life at
sea and extensive damage to property.
~ Earthquake shocks in northern New York
New England and Canada.
DECEMBER.
l. Blizzard and cold wave throughout the
northern states.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-01

e. South Chicago lost 900 buildings BY fire;
5nOO people homeless and damage over
s600.OOO.
| 1. The Thornton Worsted mill at Providence
was burned loss, Sz2J,OO0
10. The exhibition building at Spokane, Wash.'
burned; loss. $4,000.
Elevator burned at Mount Vernon. lnd' loss'
10000. 80
a. n buildings burned at schell City, Mo-;
loss, $4,000.
q. Lumber plant burned at Red Wing, Minn.;
loss, Sl3OOOO.
q. The Purcell Co.'S malt houses burned in
Chicago; loss, S400,0O0.
q. Large fire at st. Joseph. Mo-; dynamite
used to stop the flames; loss nearly $l,OOO,-
600.
g. Farnham Street theater burned In Omaha;
loss, S25G,OOO
Il. 30 buildings burned in the business district
of Sioux City, Ia: loss about S5OOOOO.
10. 30 buildings burned at King City, Mo-; loss,
$4,000
A $4,000 fire at Detroit.
II. blocks. including factories and dwellings,
burned in New York city; loss, Sl,5OO0O0.
10. Fire caused damage Of $4,000 at Spring
field, Ills.
q. A S2OO.OOO fire In the AK and Tool company's
works at East Douglass, Mass; loo men
thrown out Of employment.
q. The Chautauqua Lake Ice company and
the Pittsburg Storage company burned out
in PittsburR; loss, SS5O,0OO.
NOVEMBER.
|. A S2OO, GOO lumber mill fire at Dixon, o.
2. Roman Catholic church at Iron Mountain,
Mich, destroyed By fire; the pastor, Father
Cavicchi, fatally burned.
T. The business district of Danvers, Ills
nearly wiped out by fire.
8. The Lyceum theater in Memphis burned;
loss, S36O,0OO.
IL Friedrich factory burned at Utica, Ills;
loss, $4,000.
Ia. The Schmalzried block burned in Mem
phis; deaths; loss nearly S1,000,000
ID The Page fourmills and other property de-
stroyed by fire at Fergus Mills, Mimi; loss,
100000.
IS. The Western Warehouse and Storage COM
pany burned out at Kansas City; loss,
$200,000.
q. The Masonic and Odd Fellows building
and Watts Opera House burned at Stark
vile, Miss; loss, 100000.
q. Several blocks burned at Springfield,
Mass; loss, $4,000.
q Edison, Moore & Co.'s dry goods store
burned In Detroit loss, S60O,060; employ
ees killed.
a. The Henrietta theater, the Chittenden
hotel and auditorium, and the Park the
ater destroyed by fire at Columbus, o.;
losses over Sl,000,0O0.
l6 The William Voorhis dry goods store, the
Kister hotel and other buildings burned at
Hannibal, NO.; loss, $4,000.
Is. business block burned in Oil City; 4
deaths; loss on property, $4,000.
DECEMBER.
l. Thornton Worsted mills burned in Phila-
delphia; loss over S235,000.
e A $4,000 fire in the business district Of
Baltimore.
1. The New York Locomotive works at Rome.
N. Y, valued at $4,000, almost totally de-
stroyed by fire.
A 100000 fire at Corscana, Tex.
8. The steam engineering department, Nor
folk navy yard, burned; loss, $225000.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-01
THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
The Most Important Games, Raoes and
Battles of 1898.

The Most Important Games, Rsoes and
Battles of 1898.
MARCH.
O. Ed Smith defeated Joe Goddard In Is
rounds at New Orleans.
g. Bob Fitzsimmons whipped Jim Hall In I
rounds at New Orleans.
q Oxford crew defeated Cambridge In IS min
utes 47 seconds; Thames course
MAY.
l6 Diablo won the Brooklyn handicap at
Gravesend, N. Y.
20. Jim Hall defeated Frank Slavin in II
rounds In London.
JUNE
5. Frank Ives defeated John Roberts at bill
lizards In London.
20. Lowlander won the Suburban handicap,
Sheepshead Bay, N. Y.
"a. Boundless won the American Derby at Chi
cago.
&. E. w. Goff won the all round athletic cham
pionship of America at New York.
30. Yale beat Harvard in the annual boat race
at New London, Conn.
AUGUST.
7. George Dixon defeated Eddie Pierce for
the worlds featherweight championship at
Coney Island.
90. Domino won the S65.OOO Futurity stakes at
Sheepshead Bay, n. Y.
OCTOBER.
- Aho Amerlcdn ydCDt ' lgllant won the nrSe
race in the contest for the Americas cup
over the English yacht valkyrie by min
utes As seconds.
" The Vigilant won the second race over the
Valkyrie by 10 minutes IS seconds
III The Vigilant won the third race against
the Valkyrie by 10 seconds, deciding the
contest.
lR Directum trotted mile In 205Iz at Nash
vile; new worlds record for stations
NOVEMBER.
2. Directum, king OF trotters, defeated Mas.
cot, king of PAGERS, at Fleetwood Park, NY.
T. John s. johnson, bicyclist. with fying
start, rode mile in l minute 55 3-5 seconds:
worlds record.
z Directum defeated Alix. queen of racing
trotters, at Fleetwood Park In straight
heats; best mile trotted in 2:CS.
70. Yale defeated Harvard at football; score a;
too.
30. Princeton defeated Yale at football. scora
6toQ 0"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-01
SALEM ELECTRIC PLANTS
The Corporation That Oper.
ates the Light and
Power Plant.

This corporations expenses aud 40.
csnnlsshow that ls has spent sas. les ~
on The salem plant the past year.
This Includes new mAehinsry, dyna,
mos. arc lights, lncAndoacenl, aud new
pole Inca Aboai loar HUNDRED new
poles and twelve miles of lighting aud
power circuit Nnes wsre srecssd. The
Capitol Building. Insane Asylum aud
b'lpd school wsrs all newly equipped
nea wired ~ an expense u gooO b the
state. This work Was dons hy : Port.
iand ifm. The fsnl,eeilary aud Tsaf
Anle school an Supplied with llehl y,
lhr cppfolldsled cu, bat sllll have lhs
Q'd squlpmenh nnodelled sms
i'hl. ppnlpany hss > pay loll ~ about
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-01
ACCOMMODATES THE PEOPLE.
What a Salem Concern is Do
ing For It's Pa
irons.

In June, 1890, the Salem Woolen
Mlll Company started their store down
town, AZ 300 Commercial street, which
has been 80 thoroughly advertised the
past three years, as the "Salem Wooden
Mill Store" This place at once became
one OF the leading clothlng aud furnish.
Ing goods houses Ia the city, as we'll as
headquarters for the Company's cele.
brated blankets aud flannels, which are
there sold at wholesale prices. The
goods made by these mills have now
been sufficiently tested aud are found
To have no equal, quality aud price con.
sldered.
A large tailoring department Ia now
run In connection with this store, where
suits are cut aud maje up 10 be sent To
all parts OF the Northwest. BY con.
slant and Judlolous advertising the
trade for these goods has been pushed
out into all parts of the state, so that no
matter whore you are. II desirous Of
purchasing a suit Of clothing for men
or boys, OF II you want blankets and
tannels, letter addressed 10 the "a.
lem Woolen MN Store will brlng Won
samples aud prices from which 10
select Correspondents is solicited
from everywhere.
sAlem's people should always take
an active Interest In thus store, as the
Oompany's pay roll OF over s., 900 per
month is scattered all over tue city Tor
supplies oy the mill aud store opera.
lives.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-01

NEVER COMPLAINS. The New York
Racket has no reason TO complain Of
their business for the past year. Two
years ago, they opened with very
small stock, which by close attention
to business, and care In selection OF
stock, bnylng, aud selling for cash, has
developed into large stock with a
lively trade, keeping several clerks eu.
ployed all the time. The stock con.
sisis Of hools aud shoes OF the beat
'nsse' hats, shirts Of all klnds, under
wear for ladies, gents aud children,
table linen. towels, rio.
eons lace. lace curtains. hosiery, Aud
NOTIONS Of all kinds. These goods are
all bought foF cash aud sold Tor eAsh Al
a very close proht Please call aad ex.
~'a'ne stock aad pTloeA Il. r. Barnes.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-01
POLITICAL AND Personal
happenings Worthy of Record In Social
and Political Circles.

happenings Worthy of Record In soe,a,
aud Political Circles.
a. JANUARY.
." james smith, Jr, elected United STATE.
-. senator from New Jersey. S'A'eS
II. Edward Murphy, Jr.. electsd Ir,,,.a g..
senator from New York STATES
"' john II. Mitchell elected United Stat.
senator from Wisconsin. STATES
FEBRUARY.
/" judge w, r. Allen. populist. elsc,ad r,.,,
:, SS Ss.iss states senator from Nebraska NY
:" william \. Roach elected Unitss s,.,..
senator from North Dakota eN S'~tss
MARCH
iBs,aS ss.Ssns , CieyslAnd's cabinet officers nom.
na'su snd confirmed By the senate. WI
Ter =, Gresham OF illinois s, s~.rss. A.,
ss-ls, John e. Carlisle Of Kentuetv s,'.,o %
tSFy 81 the treasury; Daniel \ Is,,. Sesre.
SsN S~ Ssk, S, sserstSFy Of var, Richard m
Wilson 4 Is..sI S1 sss,'s, - N attorney general
s1s's'.s4 :. New ferk, poAinAstsI
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-01
Some Fine Christmas Pres.
ents.

Heo. O. VIA, the music dealer. sold
tor the holidays. 4 fae tlSO 90 Kaab,
plano 10 Geo, w. Anderson, ofthe Cook
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