davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-01-19
Der Rampf um's 8roo
Die Sddermeiiter ereifen 3u crtremen r1Ia6=
re9eln.

9te 8GGermeiter bon Chicago baben
It6 po%rgenommen. in 9eibloiiener Heibe
9e9et Die 8Gder>ltnton borsugcben un0
3par ioQ 0ieies burcb ,einen bon morgen an
gu erfol9cnoen y8oDcott" gegen bic auf iez
Dem SroDe angebra6ten llnionS@S tempel
gcicbcDen. 0tele Stempel, pelde fat ouf
icbem 2aib 8rob 81 finoen ftn6, BADEN ben
3iped, 0aB ale 81 elmer Union gch0rtgen
Nrbeiter DaS 0rpo bon anoerem unterlbetz
ben t0nnen. Die torttpGbreno pocplenbe
NaAfrage na3 iolben 8rooen bat MN Die
8GGer1netiter, Die bon ben Stempeln tttnen
@ebrau6 n1acben f0nnen, DeranlaBt, ben
8opc0tt etn3uletten. On Der Sptbc Ser
8eipe9ung ite6t bie v8afer's NliDciation",
ipte Die v9r0Ben Ste6en" Der SGdermeiiter
ft0 gu nennen pfle9en, un6 fat aue Der
225 in Gbica9o befinoltcben 8Qdern1eiitcr
tperOen it6 tbnen aui5lieBen. 8icle bon
oieien baben it3 iogar baSu Inter elmer
8irgi6aft bon 5000 perpftcbtet; brei bo7
ben bcretts ibren Nn9eiteIten BEN 2aufpaB
9e9eben e5 itnb !6enrp Nolf, gto. 542 @.
II. StraBe; Sreb gilman, $40. 564 gSeit
Sn6tanditraBe; Wticbael S6la1ier, Sc. 715
&acinc Qlpe. Oils 9ticbQr0 Singer, aus SEQ.
2163 Qlrcber Nue. iicb perpfltcbtete an ben
8oDcott She'll 5u ne9men, titnbt9ten i6n1
feline ied6s Nrbetter.
r6inter Ser gan5en Cabe 'itedt 6eiBler"
iagte Elm WitglicD bcs DGrecutiocomitc8"
Der n8afergeieQen" unb iou balntt Elm aIlz
gemeiner &rteg gegen bic Gbicogoer Bidder
llntOn erfldrt lei, Sic iperben aber tpenig
@rfolg ban1tt baben, benn Die fleinen
Bidder fOnnen Die @initeuu1g Ser @eibGfte
ni6t auf bic 9auer Gusbalten, pd6ren 5
mir reiblicbc 11nteritiibung BON 9(u BEN err
balten lDer6en. SoQte bas noc6 nicbt gcz
niigen, 10 tpirb bte vGentraI 2abor Union"
bic Sache in bic 6QnD neGmen.M
, 1894-01-19
QommY Woroan'e Qetit1on.

9as itabtrdtbItdbe Suiti5comite mirt
beute 9fabnittag Oas benz Staotrat6 por
3pmmD WtDrgan untcrbreitete @elucb, bar
ben llnbei9dfti8ten 9lrbeit peri4afft lperbe,
in @rpagung 5ieben, ebenio Den 2lntruQ
bes alderman MaOOen, baB Gle Gontraft(
fit Offentli3e Serbeiierun0en 10 idbncu mit
m09lib pergeben tperben. Ob fitr bic
SiBung Des Suitt3eomttes ein Quorum
3uIonmen tommen niro, lift alIerotn9s
fra9li6, ba Die Semofratii6en WttGlicocr
beS @Omttes, tpte es icbeint, itb BON Der
8eipre3ung Ser uOtliegenben Sra9en fern
81 baIteu i9einen.
Soe @ruenbut, Ser Statiltifer 6es Sc
iunO6eitsamts, 1T Ser Qniicbt, baB Sic bon
TommD Worgan unterbreitcte 9etition
nur politilbc 3pede perfolge, baB iie mn
Die Nufnabme zines Genius Der llnbeibGf.
tigten be3rpede, UNI SIT 3etgen, baB Sic gez
gentpGrttge 9ect6lage nut oas GeIultat
tr9enb elmer nattOnalpoIttti4en 9(ttion
lei.
Sn Ser b~euttgen Stbung 6es SuItisz
cOmitcs mirb pieIIeibt aub Sic bon 2tlber@
man Warttt eingebracbte OrotnanS, pelcbe
Die S6lteBun8 alter @eibGfte an ben
Sonntagen be3peden mil, beiproben
tper0en.
, 1894-01-19
Romeo uno 0ulid aus &incoIn.

SIN @reat Nort6ern6 otel eribicnen beltte
3u friRer MOr8enitun6c Elm eLeganter
jun9er Wtann nebit elmer 6iibiden iungen
Dame, tDeI9e Iebtere iicb ais 6raulein
9obltt IN boS S~remOeubucb e~intrug, mob
reno Sener ieinen Nauen gar ntcbt anqab
unO nacb fur3em Nufentbalte oas Sotel
ipieDer pcrlteB. 8ie it6 ieBt 6erousiteQt,
ipar es tpteberrm Elm aus Qincoln, ST.,
Durcb9ebranuteS 2iebeSpaar, bas mach @biz
cago 9etommen mar, I'm itcb gege1 ben
Ntlen Der @ltern 81 nermGblen.
98ilItam g. 2atbam lit Der Sobn zines
Oct pohlbabenbiten unb b~efannteiten 8iirz
ger BON StncOln, Golonel 2atban1, unb
SrGulein Qucile 6oblit Sic gprbter 6es Qez
ocbteten JtiAters S. 6. 6oblit in beriel6en
Staot.
3pii6en bei6en beitebt felt Sa6ren cine
Nrt 6amtltenfebbe, lpeStpegeu tie it6, ME
GlIcb tbre @attinnen ut6 i6re &in6er, bel
1coer @elegenDeit aus Dem 0eqe oirloen.
&roBoem entitanO Sipiicben benz ilnocn
9atbdm uno 6rGuletu 6oblitt ein iltnioes
&iebe9oerb6ItniB, fpaS i9lieBGib nit Der
o~beneripdDntcn Tlubt noch G6ica0o enbete.
Sn 8enoiba Daben tie iicb geitern traren
la1len 1l1lo tparten nm iebnlidblt auf elm
Nort Der 8%eriO6nung bon ben @Gtern.
Nuem Nnibeine na9 tpirb bieleS ouh uicbt
QuSbletben.
, 1894-01-19

Miltpaufee Qlpe. Sub 0tDiI. Soften
$3.50, ipertb $500, 50 9(nsablung un6 So
monatIicb. gerrD Stuffed, 1872 8aiDinsz
ton Str, 3tmmcr 81.
, 1894-01-19
Gtwas rdtb1elbdft.

Cine 1uerftpiirbtge 8egeben6eit, BET Ser
Die %befannten retcben SfenzS dbrifanten 81.
DO. unO 6. 90. 8Ders in Bittsburg, Elm
Nn9efteuter OeS e%riteren, 6enrD 9. SbielOS
uno Die 0atttn 0eS lebteren bic 6auptroIen
ipteltet1, lenfte Dor einigen Modben Die @ufz
merfiamfeit bon Gbtcagoern auf 1id6. gu
Qtnfang bieies Sabres reicbte Srau 6. 81.
8eDers bor &i1ter MturpbD in Sibz
GDaniton cine &loge gegen S6iel6s Elm, in
peIcber iie bieien beibulOigre, ibren Ofann
aus Ytttsbur9 entfilbrt 81 ba6en. SbieLoS
puroe perDaftet unb Dot ben Gibter gez
bra6t, bo6 gelang IS tbm, cine Geridbtez
bung Der Bodybuilding bis gum leBten
Samitag 81 ertpirfen. Son6erbarer @eile
tuaren aber bic QlnpGLte beioer Seiten
babtn itberein9efommen, Die Sac6e iiberz
baupt faQen 8u laiien, mas benn audi gez
16ab. Trau 8eDers febrte nit tbrem
S6tpager u. so. 8eDerS na9 8ittsburg
suriid, SHIELDS nacb goungStopn, O6io,
mGbren0 itcb iber 6. so. 8eDerS' Nufentz
bait Elm 9unfel 9ebreitet bat, DaS bis iebt
nur bon aumGblig an bic Seffentlicbfett
Orin9enOen @eriihten erbeIt pirb. Nnz
9ebIt6 tpetlt CT in Canada, tpD man i'm
tnfolge elmer nerDOien unb g~eiitigen Ser
~riittung Dingebracbt unb inter Die Ob6ut
zines gei6ulten 8drterS geiteIt bat. l1eber
bic @riinoe, pelDe Srau 8eDers bewegt
batten, Die ScrfOlgung Sbtel0s' unb i6res
WanneS 10 icbneu fallen 81 Iaiicn, 1T nob
ntbtS laut 9etpOrOen. Gin Wtttteln basll
fam es tpabrlicb ntbt sefeblt baben, Denn
oaS gemetni6aftIibe 8ermto9en Ser @ebriiz
Der 81, 90. unb s.. so. 8eDers mtro auf
5000, 900 gcl3GBt.
, 1894-01-19

gSte es i6etnt, ptrb es benz StraBen:
babnmagnaten yerfe5 geltngen, feline 6 fer.
OeitGQe an Ser Meit58an Burenitrobe Dor
Der 3erIt0run9 6ur9 feline 9tiDaltn, Die
metropolitan 6o3babn9eieuibaft gu ret
ten oen1 Gibter Wtagrltoer bonn Stats
obergert3t in Sttapa bat ctnen 8efebl err
laiien, burcb pelben benz @nteignung5per=
fabren Der metropolitan vQ" gegen Bic
WcltlettezS Observation-Disclosures ~Dorlduftg
Elm Salt geleBt iptr6,
3ticbtcr Qlbams uno feline @eibnorenen
bdtten ~befanntltcb Dor einigen Woden in
DEM ertpdbnten Gnteignungsprp3elie bic
metropolitan IS" Comp. autprtltrt, gegen
einen S6a0enerlaB bon $32, 900 al Die
StrqBenbaDngeicul9aft Die StGlle Der leb7
teren an bet Welt>Qan 8urenitrabe abSl1z
bre6en. Na6 belu 0eleb lit Die Wtetropoz
lttan7 @eleu13aft bereobti9t, iofOrt bon benz
e1tet9neten @i9entbum 8eitB 81 ergreifen,
Iobalo fe boS @eI6 int County ScbaBamt
oepontrt bat, obne baB 1ie 9en0tbt9t lift, eiae
Nppelatton ~ab5uparten.
Die Nppeuotion an boS Obergertcbt err
folgte auf @rrnb zines y8rit Of @rror",
unb auf bie1en bin erfol9te Die Nnoronung
oeS 9ttcbters Wfagruber duf l1nterbrecbung
oeS neutrality-suspicious..
Die Q(ntpGlte Der StraBenba6nz @cieQ.
i9aft macbten aundbit gelter6, baB Sic
@ei6porenen ben Soba6eueriaB nidbt Der
Chicago @eIt 9tpiiion Sc. So, ionoern
Der @eit Chicago Street Sc. So. sugeiproz
chen bitten, unb boB cine StraBenbobngez
ieui6aft ntc6t baS9terbt babe, @igentbum gu
c~onbemniren, DaS bereits fiji StraBenbaDnz
3tpede benuBt mirb.
, 1894-01-19
Oret Oriin0e fir Ole Sheiouno

SIN ibrcr beute i'm &retSgeribt ei1ges
retbten S6cibungsflage ertldrt Srau SDu
&rit8er, DAB ite itc6 na9 3tpeiiGbrtger G0e
peranloBt Jap, nit ibrem 6 8oden alten
&tnOe i6ren @atten, ben zimmerman
TreOertd &rii8er 81 DerIaiien, neil berie(be
lie 9rol1am bebanbelte. Gr ioQ le pit nit
einer Oneunl9tpdn5tgen &abc" gepcitl6t
baben. @uBerbem lOu ct eine0er9nUgungSz
reile nacb 9eutl6lanO 9emadbt unb ite
tp69renb Der d3ett Dem Waangel preisgeeeben
9aben. Son ietner 3eiie loQ ct Elm Ofdbz
den 9famens SOa mitgebrac6t baben, bie
er on9eblicb unter Der 8orlpiegelung, baB
er Undergraduates lei, 9ierberseIodt base.
, 1894-01-19

RIeine UQhrthten.


General 9ermonn 2teb nurbe 9eitern
bon 8oitmeiiter SEEING gum 8orIteber bes
a3ipet9potamtS an sc. @larf StraBe erz
1tannt.
= WtaDor 6opti18 bat ftb lett %eini9en
Sogen genDtbigt geieber, bebufS2lbtpifclun9
1~etr;er NmtSgei3Gftc elnen Ort duf5ulucben,
ipo altcb Die etfri9itcn Nenltertdger ibn ntcbt
ttuoen f0nnen.
Sralt Wtinuro, ipelcbe al Ser Q.
Campbell Sire. ipobnt, itarb 9eitern gtahz
mittag I'M 4 l1Dr an Sen Blattern. @rit
nob iDrem To0e pur6e bas pmtn0le S6tlb
on Der 6austbir b~efeiti9t.
= Sre6ertd Strebloip bat I'M &reisz
geribt So6n j. 2tueS auf $4,000 Sbaoen>
criab Derfl08t, neil berleIbe angebli9 iet>
1nclr 9fuf OaOur6 l9per 9el9GOigt bat, baB
CT ertlGrt bat, ct babe BON ibnt Qtepfel ge>
1toblen.
: SpDn &ropof unD Solep6 Conan
ipuroen gcitcrn in Soutb Chicago untet
benz 8erOo9t, BORT mebre !6iibneroie6itGbIe
be9an9en gu baben, nerhaftet. Giner Der
Werbdfteten bate in et1cm Sade SDet
m~utDmaBIicb geitoblene 6iibner BET iidb.
0EUtYE 0tCAtlleu IUutUG USulG UUII
benz 3ttdter Softer unter $500 8itrgl3aft
all baS Griminalgericbt peripieien, neil CT
am Wtttttpo cb an Der Statcitr. SRI. 9tegind
0oloen pon Jfo. 751 8an 8urcultrabe sic
@elbb0rie aus 0er Gai3c geltoblen bate.
= Su ber geitern obge6altenen So6resz
Derlammlung DeS 6eutl6en 6oipttal5 puroe
bericbtet, ocB bie Ginnabmeu oes pcrgargcz
men SabreS iicb auf $23,0 73.22, bic NuSz
ga6en nuf So, 722.19 D~eliefen. SIN 6olpt>
tai lpur0en 665, in benz Oumit perbunoenen
9tSpeniarp 1925 Yattenten beDanOelt.
Sranf s. @enntng pur6e abcrn1alS gum
BrQiibenten eripGblt.
= Ser S9tQereGlub bat lib entihlo1z
len, bon ieBt ab monatlicb etnlnal mach Dem
8orbtlbe DeS Suni etzGlub 0t5cuiitonS>
Qlbenbc our 8eipre9ung mihtt9er Cages
fragen NIT beionDerer Notwithstanding Der
SSntereiieu beS 9euti6t5umS abSubalten.
Der erite bcrartige SiSculiion5>Qlbcno lit
feltgciebt. 9aS GDema sur 8eiprecbung
an 0ieiem 9lbero lit v0ie 3utunft Des
0euti9tbumS in 2(mertta".
= 9a bic Ttrma Q(gnem & So. nibt i'm
Stanbe mar, ibre Gontrafte am 9lbipaiierz
canal auSsufIbrel1, ipurbe Elm She'll beriels
ben 9~citern ourcb Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS an=
bertpeitig per8eben unO Slpar an Bic 0uaIeD
Contribution So, Nialon, 6o8e, &ing &
60, unD 6alperlOn & 9ticbaroS. 8on ben
finf ibncn itber9ebenen Scctionen Dcrblet7
ben Ser Strma 9lgreip & So. MIR nodb
3pet,
= 8iele 8iirger bon Goaniton ltn6 nicbt
6antit etnperitanben, baB Gr7S taOti6reiber
NOamS, tpel9er bcs llnteritblejis angetlagt
iuar unO iib audi i6ulbi9 befannte, unbez
itraft bleibt. Die 9e3embcr, 0ran6iurp,
pcIcber Ser SAT- DOrgeIe9t muroe, erbo6
feline Nllflagc. WaDOr W1ann uonGuaniton
itattetc geftern BENT StaatSanpalt einen
8eiucb ab, UNI ibm bic Qtngelcgenbctt por@
outragen unO es lit ntcbt unlpabri6etnli1,
DAB Die gegentpdrtige @ronbiurp iic6 ebenz
taus nit Der Sa9e befoiicn miro.
, 1894-01-19
JalfAmin5er erwtfft.

NH1 @eranIaiiun9 bon Gapt. 9orter
Dom 8unOeS8ebeimbienit mur6en oeitern
Nbeno 6ranf Dillon, So6n WtlionIS mn
gfaDe 1tu lInter Der 9~lntlage i1 6aft ecz
1tornmen, tallcbe Silber0oQars ~OcrousoGbt
gu Dabsn. Sic tpurben in bcm @rocerbz
LADEN uon @baS. @tfbofi, go. 1907 Ni[.
tpalltee Apez auf friicber G6at ertappt ln6
ein9elocbt. @tne0 urblud5ung ibrer gqlcber
er9ab, Bag tte 84iammen 48 9efalibte 0olz
lars NIT iic9 fibrten.
, 1894-01-19
Ser Sorbine g1i0iom Nouno op1to,

Ser Sarbi8c @iliam Ooun9 9eltan6
belte Wfor9en bem &idbter Softer, boB er
g~eitern 2lbertb in oaS 0aus pon 6enrD 8Iate,
go. $50 Stateitr., eingebroDen lei. t6err
SLATE faBte nen @inbrecber i'm GrbgeicboB
un6 iiberlteferte i'm einem BoIiSiiten.
Ooung tpuroe urter $500 8iir9i9aft an
oas @rimtnalgertht bertptelen.
, 1894-01-19

= 9aS repubIifaniicbe Central Gomite
belt 9eitern cine Geriammlun9 ab uu0
faBte cinen 8eicbluB, ponab Sobn s.,
8aoenob Dem GountDribter ais Otacbfolger
Oes g8ablcommtiidrs 6utcbins in 8ori9lag
gebracbt nerDen lOu. 6crr 8abenob mir6
besbaGb ieine Neit9natton ais Wtitglie6 beS
S9ulratbs etnrei9en.
, 1894-01-19

&Ietne 9tnseisen in ser Nben6ausga6e
BET Suinots Staats3eitung foiten, tpenn
nicbt mebr tuie ae6n 8Orte, 10 Gents, ie6es
tDeitere Mort l Sent.
, 1894-01-19
Gin Sie9 fir perfes,

Oberrtdter moorioer oronet cine urlterbre=
DUNG oes Don Ger metropolitan IS" oe=
gen Ole mefleite Stra6enbahn9eiell=
idaft anhdn9ie 9ema9ten ~Gnteteuunes=
perfahrers all.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-27
THE ONE CENT DAILY.

This issue of The JOURNAL goes 10
five hundred of the leading public men
of this state.
THE ONE CENT DAILY is sent to any
address for $500 a year. No papers
are sent except what are paid for in
advance. See our ad.
THE ONE CENT DAILY or WEEKLY
JOURNAL is taken by nearly all the
public men now serving the people Il
Oregon.
1t should be taken by every intelli-
gent, enterprising public-spirited citi-
zen who wishes to be well informed
about our state affairs.
1t is the only ONE CENT DAILY on
the Pacific coast.
Enclose dollar and get the DAILY
four months or the WEEKLY eight
months.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-27
Cure for Crippled Children.

The National Surgical Institute, No.
Sl9 Bush street, SanFrancisco, success
fully treats all cases of orthopaedic sur
gerry. One or more surgeons of this In-
stitute will be at the Hotel Willamette,
Wednesday, July 4th, one day only, to
examine cases. The success of the In
stitnte In treating all cases of curvature
Of the spine, diseases of the hip and
knee joints, club feet, crooked limbs
and bodily deformities, as we'll as piles,
fistula, nasal catarrh, and all chronic
diseases, has made for the Institute q
national reputation. Write for circular.
References may be had to:
Governor E. P. Ferry, Olympia.
Judge Thos. l.. Davidson, Salem.
Rev. E. N. Condet, Albany.
Supreme Judge J. P. Hoyt, Olympia,
and hundreds of Others.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-27
TTNO LOAN.-Fifteeh hundred dollars on first
| mortgage security for one or Two years
p q Box 247 Salem. Or. 6tN
GUARDING THE PRESIDENT.
Fears That Some Crank will Assas'
sinate Him.

WASHINGTON, June 27,--Extra pre-
caution has been taken to guard the
president from dangerous or trouble
some visitors. The guards around the
executive mansion were doubled
during the Coxey excitement, but re-
Gently there was relaxion and the
policemen who were regularly detailed
for duty in and about the white house
were sent away on special service.
There was a conference between Col.
Wilson, commissioner of public build
ings and grounds, and Private Secre-
tary Thurber, and after discussing the
assassination of President Carnot it
was decided that 1t would be prudent
to take steps to protect the president
from a possible invasion of cranks or
sensationalists. 1t is said the president
is not alarmed or seriously disturbed
by the fate of the late president of the
French republic. yet his friends and
advisers feel justified in throwing
around him greater safeguards than
have existed heretofore.
Private Secretary Thurber has be-
come so earnest in providing for the
safety of his chief, that yesterday for
the first fine he officiated at the presi-
dents tri-weekly public reception in
the east room. Heretofore the captain
of the watch force, together with a
guard of local police and the White
House ushers, have been present Of
these Monday, Wednesday and Satur-
day functions, when the president
comes downstairs and shakes hands
with such callers as simply desire to
pay their respects. Yesterday Mr..
Thurber stood close beside his chief
and closely scrutinized every man,
woman and child who came forward to
press the presidential hand. There was
not very large number of visitors, and
the faithful private secretary looked
very much relieved when the reception
was over.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-27
THE soUAsHTowNE sINaIN SKEW
They Come, at Last.

The goods that were delayed by the
floods, for the New York Racket, from
New York, came in today and were
opened up and ready for sale. They
consist of table oil cloths, hammocks
skirts, scarf pins, gloves. nainsoOks
Victoria lawns, brocaded and plain
black satteens, table damasks, hand
kerchiefs, hats, shirts, summer under
wear, laces, embroideries, dress trim.
ming, braids, hosiery of all kinds, rib
bons, combs, garter webs, hose support
ers, suspenders, pants, overalls, jackets,
and many other items, all at racket
prices. Call and save money.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-27
LITTLE LOCALS.

II 10 estimated that seven thousand
people attended the Turner camp meet
ing Sunday ---- Born, at Newport, j une
"A, 1894, to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sui
liyan, daughter. ----A Another install.
ment of summer has arrived. ----S.
Annets, living few miles south on
the Jefferson road, is suffering from q
compound fracture of the right leg re-
ceived Tuesday while engaged in road
work.----The county clerk yesterday
issued licenses In favor of the following
couples, respectively: G. Il. Thomas
and Clara Lemery, David J. Beakes
and Rosa Mack, and VIM. Wolfmeyer
and Annie q. Hoefer. Up to date four
teen licenses have been granted
during the present month.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-27
PERSONAL.

Miss Amy Powell, recent graduatS
of the state university at Eugene, Il
visiting Mrs, Il, s. Bean.
Rev. and Mrs. J. T.. Snyder went t
Salem this morning. They will at
tend campmeeting near there for a
week.-Eugene Guard.
Mr. and Mrs. stahl, OF Sunnyside,
have taken places as officers at the
State Reform school. They were for
merly connected with the Iowa school
at Eldora-
DIR. w. l., White aud his brother.
Archie White, Of Pullman, Wash, are
In the city, on visit 70 their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, A. White.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-27
The Glorious Fourth.

The committee on the Fourth of July
celebration are going right ahead.
They intend to make 1t the grand feat
ure of the season. The motor railway
company-small cars-will donate lib
orally of their receipts on that day,
towards paying the expenses of the
celebration. The committee hope the
public will bear this fact in mind. The
program will be out early next week.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-27

PRAIRIE FIRE.-Pendleton E. o..
Quite an extensive prairie fire occurred
Thursday at Senator J. I'll. Raley's
ranch on the Mckay. 1t was evidently
the result of carelessness on the part Of
some fisherman who was on the banks
plying his vocation. Fifty acres ol
grain and grass were consumed, and
an immense amount of damage was
ayerted by the road stopping the pro.
gress of the flames. Had they crossed
the few feet intervening, large tract
would have given the Mckay creekers
y taste ofa common Dakota experience,
and hundreds of acres would have been
burned oyer.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-27
Six More Pardoned.

Several weIl-dressed gentlemen with
new suits and white cravats were OF
the trains today leaving the city. They
were just out of the State Prison at
Salem, under pardon from Governor
Pennoyer.
The men were: Ed. F. Lewis, Linn
county.
George Newhill, Yamhill County.
Jas. Hards, Jackson county.
S. F. Murphy, Baker City treasurer.
Also two Portland women. Their
crimes were all the way from larceny
to manslaughter, none serving any
where near full terms.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-27
The Aphis.

The wheat aphis was first noticed in
Douglas county and as that section Is
about two weeks earlier In growth and
harvesting of crops than this valley,
the condition of the pest there will be
watched with interest by our people,
1t appears they are developing into
winged insects and leaving the wheat
fields in some sections of the Umpqua
Eugene Guard.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-27

THE INVISIBLE "SoMH PEoPLE"-
Prof. nm. Riddell will give this enter
tanning and interesting lecture ON
Social Life aud Social People and
Mother Grundy the Gossip" tonight in
the South Salem M. Il. church for the
benefit of the parsonage. At the close
Of the lecture the professor will give a
couple OF the most difficult tests In
phrenology.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-27

ToNIaHr.-The Brownies amusing
entertainment at the Fair ground.
Old Folks In costume, will furnish
music OF Ye Olden time. Supper and
ticket to entertainment only 25 cents.
Supper from till 7;S0. Reduction
made for children.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-27
What Coxeys Cost.

WASHINGTON, d. c., June 27.-The
attorney general today sent the senate,
through the secretary of the treasury, a
request for deficiency appropriations of
$l25, 900. This amount to be used to
meet the expenses incurred by the
United States marshals In the arrest
and punishment of Coxeyites in the
west for stealing trains.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-27
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Local Correspondence from Towns
in the Valley.
FROM NEWPORT.

FROM NEwPoRT.
Oh come down to Newport,
Yes. come right away,
Aud battle In the ocean
AS well as the bay.
A few of our euterprising young
ladies sampled the briny last week, and
found it immense.
Mrs. s. #. Adams finished her two
months private school yesterday, and
will soon enjoy her we'll earned vaca-
ton.
An epidemic type of the grip has
struck US, and several of our people are
enjoying ~ its embraces.
Our bathing house manager is here,
getting things in shape for the divers
of the 'deep blue" bay. Don't all
speak at once.
Rev. Chas. Booth, our efficient out
going school county school superin-
tendent, has just sEeturned from the
Alsea country, where he went to visit
schools. He is doing his whole duty in
this as In other lines of work.
"Where, oh. where, and when oh,
when," is our state teachers associa-
tion to be held? We pause for reply.
John Stephenson is now delivering
the light house supplies, that were
brought in by the Msnzanita this week.
Miss Emma Booth, who has just re-
turned from q nine months sojourn at
st. Helens Hall, Portland, will teach a
term of school on the south beach.
Rev. Townsend, the Presbyterian
minister, who takes charge of the work
here, has just brought his family from
Independence, and will soon snuggle
down and be one among US.
The Season will be on again, and
even now a-few-take-time.by by-the-fore-
lock-visitors are venturning in from the
"outside." And "still there is more to
follow"
The.two fishermen, who were picked
up by the Bandinillo, on her down trip
recently, were landed on Yaquina
Head. They don't "hanker arter such
an experience two times" as Billings
used to gay.
Newport will not celebrate the
Fourth of July this year, but she will
probably lend contingent to aid her
sister Toledo, TO spread the eagle and
to make her hillC and wales and tide
floats echo and re-echo with her exuber-
ant patriotism, and hold the county
seatism. IN. b. This paragraph is
not copyrighted.)
We understand that DR.. G. H. Chap
man and wife, of Eugeue, will spend
some time at or near Newport, this sea.
son. Sensible people. We shall give
them cordial welcome.
The "Uneven Fellows" of this city,
will give ball In their new hall, July
18th. All Three Thinkers, In good
standing, their wives, sweethearts,
cousins, aunts and others, are uncere-
moniously and cordially invited to trip
it on this festive occasion.
The "Star of the Sea" Sisters school
has just been reopened, and about
dozen pupils are in attendance.
The new sloop and Capt. Babbige's
steam launch, haye lately been
launched, and now those who aspire to
be crooked in the cradle of the Deep"
can be accommodated.
The county officers elect are getting
ready to assume the dignities and emol-
uments of their respective places of
trust and-later on abuse. Thicken up
your integuments, gentlemen, for you
will surely get your share of the last
named article or my name is not 8. w.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-27

EIGHTH SHOOT. BY the Salem Rod
and Gun club at Morningslde resulted
as follows: B. w. Harrltt, IL and 20,
two scores; Murray Gilbert, IL and 20,
two scores; III. A. Thomas, Ia; Col,
Olmstead, 49, w. w. Brooks, l2i II. A.
salisbury, 49, and John Ryan, 20. The
contest for a $50 Lefevre gun is now
said 10 lie between olmstead, West and
Thomas.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-27

EXAMINED AaAIN-Fannie Thomas,
on complaint of w, H. May, her broth
er, and Rev. VIM. Dollarhlde, was
brought before the county court for in
sanity at 2p. m. She was committed
there about three months since.