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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-20
Bunco Men Abroad.

A few weeks since an admOnitiOr
appeared IN these columns warning
people to look out for lightning rnc
swindIers, referring to the presence IL
this county Of three operators from
Council B uifs. Their names are JO,
McCaun, &. A. Castle and WIN Bushey
They stopped at the Oregon house anc
first tried tn victimizs Chas. Arnold
He too quickly understood thrI
game Of trying to put up a "sampI
10" to introduce their rods, which
would only cost him 81 6s, and whr,
they drew a contract for him to sign h.
was convinced of I cir true character
He Immediately had Constable w. T
Welc serve notice on them not I,
enter his premises again, aud they dir
appeared.
II seems that they have worked the
same game on Hon. L. g. Griffith, o.
The Waldo Hills. He was induced {,
lake a Sample ] 10" for SO. 40, aud b
day after the contract was signed anr
The work done, one of their number
presented the document aud under .
provisions claimed $3.50 He did not
pay the amount, and has a warranr
sworn out frr their arrest. The sharper
have disappear d for the present, bu
will no doubt bob up BE enely at som,
other point.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-20
HAIR MATTRESSES
KELLIR & SONS,
The best Bed made. Try one. 3lS and
800 Comm ,rcial 81.

WANTS MONEY BACK "A suit was
begun before the county court yester
dIy n which =. @. Jackson claims oi
w. II. in I Margaret e. WaIdrou the
sum Of $2W paid on real estate /"
VIII ch the do endant' failed tn give H
clea d ed and possession. J. A. Car.
son appeare for the defendant and n.
J. Big or for ths plaintiff. A number
Of W theses we mined and the
case was deferred until 2 O'Clock this
afternoon for the arguments.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-20

our minutes. since the last Of November
void, The point Of order was on 9
motion to suspend the rules for more
than one session, as without an amend
ment to the laws it was tried to intro
duce the mock house Of representatives.
The house will proceed as before, but
according to order, and will have &C.
c1mplished a lifelong lesson to the
young legislators
TO BE MARRIED.
The marriage of Miss Margaret Grace
Scriber Of this city, AMI Mr.. Frederick
Holbroox Of CJlf,x, WISH, has betr
announced to take place in Saem on
the 3lst of January.
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Hi vi! Y!
Wan! H.! WIh!
Wlll-atn-ettrl

Next FridIy evening will he the
regular J hnt meeting of the Literary
societies. the usual good program Is
being prep 'red, of which Ms ,rls, =
Waxworks' will be the leading feature
At the regular meeting Of the Pbilo.
oonan society last night, discussion
OF three hours was had over puiut of
ORDER winch was carried aver the h,Ad d.
of a minority who were ia the right.
Ihls time right was successful, out the
aHAlr VIII practically IN axe the m ,st of
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MUIR Committed.

Old Matthias MUIR was committed tr
The insane asylum Friday. He camt
10 Oregon IN 1852 and has lived in Mar,
ION county most of that lime. During
this winter lac has not worked much
because of i'll health. He has rrlativ, s
In Tennessee. He is also an old In.
dian war veteran aud appears noes Il ow
that he has passed through som b a d.
ships.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-20
NEWS NOTES.

Al Holley, Smith, Grim h and Will
nam Maooutt, were each bound over I,
await the action Of the grand iury.
charged with stealing aud bulcheriny
cattle. ''us
The body of some unknown man b.s
oeen i'und in The Jnhu Day, about sIx
miles miles below the Clarno ferry. som.
'n'nS It may be that of ]. NJ Tbon,n
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-20
TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION.

After calling the meeting to order ]
Q Wilson was elec'ed temporary chair.
man, and w. T. Bell, secretary.
A motion was adopted that the sense
Of the meeting is that a committee O
80 should be appointed.
Squire Farrar moved that commit,
tre of 3 be selected to select As more 10
form the committee of so. Carried.
The chair named S. Farrar, A. Bush,
r. P. Boise, J.C. Thompson and w.
F. BOpthby.
1t was moved that when the meet.
ing adj jruru it be to meet at the same
place at the call of the committee,
Carried.
1t was moved that it is the sen,e Of
the meeting that no more school ond.
he issued. Discussion is in progrts SIS as
we go to press.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-20

Mt NEEDED - The family of Mrs
Gae, vino bad her hand hurt at the
laundry. is not ~ need, aud the JOUR
NAL Is happy TO announce that she
viii not lose her fingers. Mrs Gales
son has good employment and money
In the bank, and wishes II understood
that they need no help from any
source.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-20
His Leg Hurt.

AT noon as Peter Williamson wa,
Feeding his mare on the street she gave
nun stYere kick on the left leg above
the Knee, which rendered him urc n.
Slous and knocked him down. He wa,
soon able TO be about again. The ami.
mai aimed its blow at another horsp
MI Williamson lives seven miles nor,h
OF Salem aud IS quite lame.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-20
LOOK | LOOKI

nave acres Of land; four-rOom house, new
good barn; buildings all new; one acre OI
"heat on the place. 2500 stTawberrie,-wll
bar next sping. This place is watsred ny
Mil Creek; runuing tter the year round on
the ace Pri 9 $500 cash. Will sell 10 or -
acres jDning all "a summer fslIow. Wheat
at SO per acre; buyer gets one third Of The
crop This is the finest little place In Polk
county tor chicken ranch
10 I'm q. y. burgess, Sheridan.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-20

New AGENT.-J. L.. Mitchell has
been appsiuted agent for the Oregon
Pacific at salem. The steamship ID i
NOrte, which has taken the place of
the Willamette Valley, arrived ut va
quina yesterday with a good load Of
freight from 5Lu FfAnclscI fIr William
ette valley pDiuts. She will leave on
her return trip January 25.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-20

FooTBALL.-The Multnomah juniors
made the air around the southern Pa
ciiic depot ring with their warcry to-
day. They were On the local bound for
Corvallis where they play the College
club nj 2:3O.
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May Shut Down.

One Of tn MANAGERS says II the bual
ness depression continues, the Salem
Woolen mills will soon he con- PEELED to
shut down. Tdese mills have been able
to run day aud night 10 the present
time, when many others have been
o Used.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-20

To get relief from indigestion, bilousn ess
constipation or torpid Nv without di >turuiug
the SON ich or purlipg tn DO wells, take a "
doses caters Little Liver Pllls, they will
pie Sc you.
That tried, langnid feeling and dull head.
ache 's cry uiSasr rabe Take two of Carriers
L tile Liver Pills b, 70 reir ug. and you will
hnd relief They lever fai 10 DO good
They make one feel as hough lie was wor b
iYlng. TaEe Que Carriers Littie Liver ri L.
ate ca ingi 1t will eeve dyspepsia, al
digestion, give tone and vIgOr to the s. stem.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-20
MidWinter Fair Rates.

Midwinter Fair excursion tickets
Salem to San Francisco aud return, via
Southern Pacific Co.'S. Shasta route,
VIII br placed on sale January % d.
II tie, S27 50, including five ad-
missions to the fir. Tickets good for
thirty days from date of sale.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-20

New BUsINEss.-F. B. Mize has
rented the Boise building on CONNER
cial street opposite the Cottle block aud
will put his feed aud cider mills there
He will have the place fitted up 50 as to
be In 1t the first of February.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-20

A FIRE SCARE "A little fire scare
was had at the Ladies'. Bazaar last
evening caused by setting a lamp un.
der some articles suspended from aboye
only little frapery was burned, aud
the flames were soon extingulshed.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-20

WINKED OUT. - The incandescent
llghts on the nipht circuit last night
failed TO illuminate, owing to the burn.
Ing out Ofan armature at the power
house.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-20
IN THE SOCIAL REALM.

Mr.. and MRS. J. NJ. Bigler and R. r
Niles will leave next Monday for the
Umatilla Indian ag-ncy, where Mrs.
b gler has been appointed seamstress.
Mr.. Bigler will also have an appoint
ment there.
friday night, at their hall 10 the
State Insurance block, Salem camp No.
IS, Woodmen of the Word, Installed
the following Officers elect for the ensu-
ing term: Council comm Iuder, Harry
G. Downing; lieutenant adviser, +. z.
K ller; banker G. w. Barr; clerk, Scott
b z nth; rsc0rt, d. B. Cooley 1alch-
man, jeff LUusignott; and sentry, J. b.
MullOck.
ARLINGTON CLUB.
This is a new organic .ion for the
social, intellectual au physical i'm
provement of its members Pne boys
have secured the hall over Patton Bros.
aud have elected the following officers:
A. N. Holm N, president; q. II Carr
vic pres d n; o. West, secretary; amd
II 4rry Albert, treasurer.
W. c. +. U. ESrERrAINMENT.
Last night was bad time to get a
crowd out TO a public entertainment,
but notwithstanding this fact, the pro-
gram of the w. q. r. Us, was listened
to asst evening by not few. All who
ventured out were more than pleased, ,
and the laiieS neLtej neat little sum,
as many tickets were sold ia ad, auce.
SALEM GRANGE.
The Off ;ers--lect uf Salem grange,
NJ. IL, P. of H., were installed today
oy w. NJ. H,;teary, secretary of state
grange. The new Officers are: w. NJ
1. NJ. Wagner; w. O, J. B. STUMP; w.
L., T. l.. DIvIsln; w q, 10. Bropas;
W. Std, II Q. Fletcher; W. Ast. Std i,
w. w. Culver; w, q. K, Mrs. F. R.
smith; w. Treas, Geo. II. Croisan; w.
Sec, l.. B L,tbp; w. Pomona. Mrs.
E niIy B rise; w. Cares, u lila Fletche n;
w. Flora, Pnerne Strolg; L. A. s.
Clara E. Smith.
WILLAMETTE NOTES.
A gymnasium is now under course of
deliberatiou, A room has been secured
aud permanent organization will be
ma de Monday.
Miss Fannie Uren, of PrinevilIe, aud
Miss Bessie Burkhart, of Albany, form.
Or students, are visitors In the city and
will remain until NJ Iud4y. Mss Uren
expects To return next year.
The Y. w. c. A. athletic club b 8
secured their Indian clubs and will
lake up systematic work ut the begin.
ming OF next term.
The second term examinations occur
'n Thursday aud Friday of next week
" which all students will be examined !
n their studies COR the term except
hose who have obtained 95 per cent IN |
iaily average, or unless the teacher
wishes to examine the whole class in
'uy one study.
The oratlons for the local oratoric Il
onsest were handed in to be Judged
lpon Thursday. The points to be con-
ldered according TO cou'tllutiou are,
hetorical excellence. originality, style
treatment AMI subject IN after. o.,
he sec1ud of Fsbru .ry the Contest will
q held at which the delivery will he
marked upon. Tne successful contest.
ut will represent WIllin4tte AT the
late contest at Eugene the last of Feb.
nary.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-20
THE COMMITTEE OF so.
The Taxpayers o:ganizs to Promote
Reforms.

Very little remains to be done, but
there is cough to engage the attention
of a large and respectable organic alton
of Salem business men and taxpayers
who were called to assemble at H tel
Willamette this afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
1t is expected that they will proceed on
the lines laid down by the Portland
Committee
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-20
arnnA Vinaa for Sale

have prnpOgated several thousand
good strong twOyear old grape VINES
Tor sitting cut, assorted varitips, sull
able for culture Ia Oregon. 25 cts each.
$500 per dczso. Il. Hofer. Salem, or,
JOURNAL office. Il Va
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-20

OVERLAND LATE. - The overland
train due from Portland at 8 O'Clock
last night did not arrive until ! 80 this
morning, owing to land slide AT the
esst end Of the railroad bridge at Port.
land.
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Nearly Normal.

The rain fall this year from July l,
1893 to date is slightly above normal.
1t is to be hoped the limit IS nearly
r'arhed "a has been that of endurance.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-20

| bENlIENTIARH.
Rev. J. l.. Shulse will conduct the
s'rvice9 at the penitentiary, at 2 p. NJ.
tomorrow.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Pr aching IN Irning aud evening y
E Ter Il VI. NJ .ssick Sunday scho |
at noon; Il ldeavor at $3.50 p. III.
CONGREG ATIoNAL.
Services tomorrow, at 1890, 8, 6:l5
and 1880 Preaching by the pastor at
1890; praise service, led by the choir,
at 7:3J.
SOUTH SALEM.
Preaching morning and evening
Morning subject, BEST" evening sub
ject, "Fhe Children Of the Kingdom" I"
All invited.
Y, NJ. G. A.
Rev. l. ~ Cnndit, president Of the
AlbaSy college, will give the address at
the Y NJ. c. A., tom nrow afternoon,
at o'clock y. m. All men invited.
ST. PAUL A, NJ. E. CHURCH
Wlll hold ils quarterly meeting.
Preaching sunday at 10 O'Clock, at 8
aud 1880 D IN. Rev. q. l.. Clark, pre-.
siding elder.
INDEPENDENT EVANGELICAL.
The usual preaching service t0mor
row, 1t the free reading room, on Cour,
street, II 1880 II. m. aud 1870 D. IN
Sunday school at II Y. p. q. E. a.
O:l5. J. B 'wersox, pastor.
EvANGELlCAL TABERNAoLE,
Corner Clsme Ssta ani l7.n streets
East salem. Sabbath school at 3 %. IN.
Preaching att y. IN. NJ services In
thr morning. R'vival meetings every
ev-uihg next week. All are iuvit, d,
l. b. Fisher pastor.
UNITY CHURCH.
Services at lO:9lA m. aud 7:9o D. m,
sunday school AT II Rev Il NJ. Wllber
at Portland will preach Ia the IN prnlug
on The gand aud evil la human
nature" and will lecture Ia the evening
vi" AhN NhhNe ~ FNhlu'luus
EVANGELICAL.
German church, c ,ruer Liberty aud
Center streets. Preaching at II "a m,
aud 7;3l .. IN, sunday school at 10 a.
M, Y Z. y. at 7p, IN. All Germ an
people ara cor lially Invited. A. A. Ell.
selbar', pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Morning service al l0;Sl Prof Il.
Y. Condil, president of the Albany
'olleve, will preach, Evening service
i 1880, bv the pastor, Sulject-"Seek
ng Jesus Contribution fnr the board
4 education will he called E,r at the
norning service. Sunday school at I2
a. Y. T.. :. G. E. AT 6;iS .. m.
THIS MISSION.
Christian wnrkers' mission. Grange :
all. State street. o. SATURDAY aud
unday evenings At 1880, addresses viii ,
. glvea by T. Ter Prlce. evangelist I
om raenni; subject, "a Great. grand. /,
there ralk Ia his Ehur Generators
Descendants aud the Pdblic Gener-
W Prayer meeting will be nmiiled y
,iuTday noon. TUESDAY nlnruinE tl
aver meeiing at T;l0 "'vl,,ck. sermon a.
/ Rev, k-llaway at 3 u'clock SHnday, !,
eme; laying up Gsd Founca. =,
"A Agaiasl the rms 10 Come" sl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-20
Marriage Intentions.

A license to wed WAS issued today to
Miss Mary Lehman aud E,helbert C..
Case, both ofthis county.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-20

GILMAN COAL.--rhe best fuel il
town, $500 per ton. Salem Improve
meuL Co.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-20

DELOW PAR For rent, a good housa ,,,,
ID barn and plenty Of fruit trees and small
I uit. Mt very low figure, part pay In wo.S
Call JOURN Al office I.Iatt
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-20
New Advertisements,

oTS M A WEEK paid TO ladies ana vsr,.
y O.UU to sell the Rapid Dish Wssh
er " MasL eS and driesT them in two minr,s.
withnlt weltItg the hands No e1peris1cs
n cesSary; sells at sig hi; permanent pos i'm
Al ress WI Harrison q Co., Clerk No n
G Ilun bus. Ohio so AZ
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-20

+ DAN WANTED.-About S700 for one q
IL three years on go,,d personal security oy
frs nortgt tge on inside city property. Al
1885,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-20

IVA> TED Position in family or board,r,
w house, by u competent and lnteIgsri
American girl, age ", Apply at Cook hUnss
lem 1919 1--we
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-20

DIAPERS - Portland, Sacramento, seattle.
/ Tacoma and san Francisco papers on sale
ut b - uetL's, Postoffice lock
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STATE TREASURER'S SIXTH NOTICE

State Of Oregon, s
Treasury Dep tment. '"n' le' IoSL
NOTICE is hereby given that there ars
IN unds on hand in au amount sufficient
10 LAY the following outstanding state war
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-20

VlHE most perfect fitting truss made win
/ hold rupture where all Others bavs
failed. For safe by j. l.. Parrish, 4OI Capita
sure L. l2lJ-f
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-20

NAKPENTkR AND CONTRACTOR. Gan
" furnish bids, or give bo DIS on any inb
Two or more hands furnished. J.Schiewe in
Turner, Or l22Olnf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-20

MEAT MARK 'T.-Opposlte brick store 4.
vi Falem. elivered cheap. u l4.lm
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
SOUTH SALEM.

Preaching morning and evening
Morning subject, Best" evening sub
ject, the Children Of the Kingdom >
All invited.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-20

The above esignated warrants will be paid
upon resentatiOn at this office, and tuteres.
on the same will cease from, and afJer, the
da q Of this notice. PHIL. METSCHAN,
l-lS-lW State Treasurer
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-20

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE-Literature OF ali
" kinds on tale ut 326 Liberty street, I5-lv
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-20
CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
PENITENTIARY.

PENITENTIARY.
Rev. j. l.. Shulse will conduct II
s'rvice9 at the penitentiary, at 2 p. n
tomorrow.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-20

rINHIS PAPER is kept on file at e. g. DaksL
L Advertising Agency, 81 and IS Merchant
Exchange. San Francis o, California, whers
contracts for advertising can he made for Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-18
TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Foreign-The Hawaiian Government have
taken measures to crush dn alleged projected re-
volt - Many persons were killed and great
damage was done TO property by an earthquake
In Italy - The japanese fleet is searching
for the Chinese squadron which put to sea on
Monday. Lord Rosebery consulted Mr..
Gladstone about the Anti-Lords resolution. 60
The new Rechstag building in Berlin will be
opened with imposing ceremonies on December 3.
Domestic-"Cherokee Bill the notorious out
law was badly wounded in a fight with mar
shals in the Indian Territory the remainder Of
the Cook Gang Is said TO be surrounded --=
Con Riordan the boxer died from the effects Of
the blow given him by Fitzsimmons. the pug-
list 60 The sessions OF the w. c. T. L. were
continued at Cleveland - Eight men were
crushed 10 death under phosphate rock at Char
lotte Harbor Fla Winners at 81. Asaph:
Drebund, Darkness Song and Dance. Maurine
colt Our Jack and Prince George.
City and Suburban.-The Orange Athletic Club
eleven won the championship Of the Amateur
Football Union, by defeating the Crescent Ath-
,et,c Club team - II found that seven
mates OF the Cincinnati's hull had been injured.
and that one OF her port propeller blades had
been broken The Horse Show closed.
- Ives won the billiard match. - Inc
stock market was dull. depressed. and at the
close weak.
The acknowledgements to-day: Fair; colder
and northwesterly winds. Temperature yester-
day: Highest so degrees; lowest 40 degrees aV-
erage 46as degrees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-18

Another horror Of great darkness overshadows
the domains Of the Turk. The accounts received
in London Of the massacre Of Christians in Ar
menia exceed in atrocity and barbarism the de-
scrptions given by Mr.. Mc'iahan Of the butch
cries in Bulgaria, which kindled Il flame Of pop
mar wrath in England against Lord BcacOns-
fields Turkish diplomacy, and carried Russia
into her last campaign against the Sultan in
Europe and Asia. The present recals are I'M
official and fragmentary. and possibly the de-
tails are exaggerated. Armcnians are imagi-
native like other races in the East. and they
have the reputation like the Turks Of being
exceptionally mcndacOus. While official in
vestigaton by British and other consuls may
tend to mitigate the earliest accounts Of inhu-
man and barbarous slaughter Of many thou
sands Of men, women and children. II Is prob
able that the worst has not yet been told. Mean
while. Turkish denials from Constaninopc are
as ineffective as similar contradictions were in
Bulgaria when accurate information Of the hor-
rors and atrocities there was suppressed by the
unspeakabe Turk.
At the close Of General MekoGs victorious
campaign in Armenia large section Of the
territory became RussianiZcd. The Christians
living in the conquered belt remained. and the
Mahometans abandoned their possessions and
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tge and perhaps less territory and population
than they now possess.
PERSONAL.

Speaking Of Henry Keney. Of Hartford who d,.a
the other day. 1.-THE Times" OF that city. sav,.
He was one OF the best men that lived or
his great estate valued probably at 100000 he CAV.
In charitable and other benefcent gifts nearly the
whole income. The last year he gave all the in.
come--it may be perhaps $4,000 Yet he never gave
a cent to have Il known. So far as he could he
did not let his left hand know what mis- right hand
was giving He was not. we think a member Of
those who depend upon the church alone-he was 4
practical Christian"
Alexander III, the late Car OF Russia was ons
OF the hardest working of monarchs. He never
called upon his secretary It is said, to do the work
which secretaries usually DO
Mrs. Waite. the wife OF the Governor OF Colorado
used TO be an enthusiastic advocate OF woman SUI
frage: but she is longer. THE conduct Of the
women OF Capitol HILL" she says. both before and
after the election has been perfectly scandalous
They have simply gone ana cut the threats OF the
party that gave them the right to vote. and have
dsgraced their womanhood. The Governor op-
poses the enfranchisement OF women as much as I
do now / don't think he is absolutely against civ.
ing them the right to vote In other states, but he
thinks they should receive some education in cit.
zenship before they get the full privilege Of Amen.
can citizenship
Captain John Goldman. who is living at soda
Springs Idaho. tells the following pleasant story:
"My friend Mr. johnson, the rector at Montpelier
sometimes cones to visit u.s. and We find him
very entertaining guest He is an Irshman by birth
and d pleasant brogue still remains upon his tongue
His congregation seldom counts more than twenty
or twenty-five persons, but he conscienously uses
every method to increase It. Last Sunday SAID
he. L tould the people that the church was In.
tlnded for weekdays well for Sundays and
that the doors would be open for them livery day for
the purposes OF prayer and meditation. SO on Mon.
day / stepped In. to see what effect my announce
ment would have. Well, knew tina; the faimale III
ment predominated In church going, and | was not
disappointed at not finding any men there. But
there was only one falmale. and that was heller
calf that had walked in at the open door and theN
she was chewing her cud In meditation at the foot
of the althar' y
Count Won Defines. formerly German Military
Attache At Vienna, has been appointed Military
Governor to the Of the German Emperor.
Count Won Denes is known to the outside world
as being mixed up in the war between the two
Bismarcks and the late Sir Robert Morier. with
reference the unfoundei assertion that the lat.
diplomat had given information 10 Marshal
Bazaine as TO the movements Of the Germans u
the campaign OF ls70-H