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nosTON SHooAED.
The kouta.Kouta Dance Prohibited
~. Immoral.

BosroN, jan. l7.-By unanimous
vote OF the aldermen at n special meet.
ing today, the notorious "musole," or
"koutR.kuuta" dance, alleged 10 have
been performed by dancers from the
Midway Plsisance, wofli's Fair, has
boon officially declared immoral and
banishod from Boston. This action Ia
the result Of mn investigation by two
aldermen, who witnessed the eIhibi.
tion from the Howard AtheuWIm, that
has been givsn nightly butlug the psst
three weeks. III. investigators 10.
ported TO tho c5mmittee on licenses,
aud alter two hours discussion, this
committee offered Ru order oensuriug
the proprietor OF LothrOp TheaGor iOf
bringing such pcAndAlOus perform.
ancn 10 Boston, recommending him TO
discontinue IL at once anu warning
him that a recurrence Of the ofiensg
Will cause him 10 l0to his license. The
order was passed by tho board without
debate.
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E..nInIslsr MaadInaten,. rnneraI.

PARIS, jan. 1.-THE remaius OF sx-
Minister Waddlngton were conveyed
to Chapslle do Ia Gfande ATmee today,
where the funeral services were held.
Among those present al the funeral
wers President Carnot anu a large
number VI senators and deputies.
Premier Caslmlr Pertler, Leon Say,
Baron De Couroel and three senators
acted as pallOeafofs.
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Tho LsgI.Iaior. At nsn,.r.

DENVER, Jan. 1.-THE house today
adopted resolution requiring the SI.
pfeme court TO deciuo whether the
house could legislato on attachment or
other laws with regard 10 the COVER
nor's recommendation.
The senate met vt O'Clock, and after
adopting resolution asking for con.
ference with the houss on the subject
OF sine die adjournment, took a
recess until tomorrow afternoon. the
house, by vote Of % TO ~, resolved 10
concur In the seuale's resolution for u
conference.
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LONDON, Jan, IA, dispatch to the
Standard from Shanghai sayS; There
has brsn serious destructive earth.
quakou In the province OF UTgu, Mon
COILS. Hundreds " the native
nomAdic population, with their flooks,
were swallowed up or otherwise des-
tTOyed.
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Tho ItaIlnn unIlrnrnI.

RoME, Jan. 1.-THE Tr.5uHo asserts
that the rebel bands Ia SICILY comprise
800 women. Tue rebels are well sup.
Piled with provisions.
CARRARA, Jan. 1.-THE body Of
another dead anarchist, kille Ia yes.
tjsyH encounter with the troops, has
boon found In the hills, and a number
OF rioters have boen found wounded
ana arrested.
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e,rmnn,,. InrmnIe,.d.

BERLIN, Jan. 1.-THE committee
on municipal government has rejected
Singers motion that days work Of
eight hours be provided for municipal
employees. Tbs committee adopted q
motion 10 provide extra work on
various public bulldings during thu
rest OF tho winter.
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No ouAN0E ~ TINE slTUATloN.
A WHINE Con.pIrntor shoI.

NEW YORiS, Jan. 1.-The Red
Line steamship Philadelphia arrived
today from Caracas ami other Nune-
1uolan ports. Among the passengers
was II. 4. Partridge, American minis.
ter 10 Venezuela. The Philadelphia
stopped gt San Domingo, where Pfesi.
dent HeureauK Il ruling with an iron
hand. His old enemy, General
Machinn, was taken out " jail, with
eight Others, about fourteen days bc.
fore the Philedeiphia sale ., aud shot.
The general was a man Of wealth aud
was furnishing money 10 oOutederaies,
who was hitchings big dynamite plot
TO blow up tho government buildiuBp.
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JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 1.-THE Duyal
club makes n finRl aud most positive
statement that tho contest between
Corbstt and Mitchell will take place ON
January 25. Corbett has issuel the
following.
vi have received ASSURANCES from the
Duval Athletic dub today that war
rant me in saying the contest between
Charles Mitchell anu myself VIII
positively take place In Jacksonville or
Ia that city's Immediate vicinity on
January 2b.h, providing both prin'
clpAls appear In tho ring,
JAMES j. CORBErE"
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NEW YomI, Jan. ia special to
tue Fress nom Tallahassee: BOwden
made proposition 10 q vernon
Mitchell last night In Leon hotel to
pay over S25, 900 10 the charitable IN
situations Of the state, n the governor
would withdraw hia opposition TO the
contest The governor listened COM
placontly 10 what B0wIeu hgd 10 Say
aud then In y quiet way esidi 'Florld e
is not rich state, hut tnero 10 tOinr
money IA the treasury. Khere is no
necessity for Florida TO ontur into a
compact with the Bo.oalled Duym
club, an organization without a
charter. Bowden, why don't you 20
and bother the governor OF northern
Georgia with your schsmet?"
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WARS & RUMORS OF WARS.
Tho Bomblrdmsnt Of Rio Continues
With Los, OF Lilo.
uexican Towns Captured by Brit
gand-. anarchists 10 Italy
nussia Pushes Eastward.

NEW YoRK, Jan. ls.-rhe Hord'ds
Montevideo says; Il Is doubled hero II
Mello will be able 10 muster suiilcient
men 10 warrant him In making land.
Ing anywhere nuar Rio. a cores.
pendent Ia that city sends word that
the Aquidaban IL expected 10 leave
tue harbor again soon IN search Of
soldiers,
PeiK1to continues sending troops TO
Nlcihur9y, AZ he evidently expects the
rebels 10 attack II In force before long,
The rebels iu launches and At tho
CJbms island garrison maintain their
HE upon the city Of RIO day aud night
with rapid fire guns, killing and
w0undiug inJilensive pof.ons. This
las reused much ill.iuuling among
even the friends Of the rebels, who
protest against such wanton dvstfuc'
ti0u NJ life.
No CHANGE ~ THE SITUATION.
RIO JANEiRO, jan. IT, There Was
little change In the situation today.
The usual skirmiahcs Cuutinuc. 10 10
said the five government gunsA ArurO
have rendered Mohnguc lslaud use
less 10 the rebels. Mcllo Is not yet
known 10 have arrived here. Business
continues hopeltssly tangled up and
impcded AMI everybody ashore ana
a1oat II heartily Wishing fog speedy
termination OF tho mOnOtOuOus alrug.
gle.
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Zion Medical and Surgical Institute

Located permanently la the Harmon
Block, 80 E. Second South st.,
salt Lake City, Utah.
q. ". SHORES, NJ. d.,
A. j. SHORES, NJ. ID,
Conaulung PhyuioiAns.
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Death of General WIN. II. Forney

ADMISSION, Ala, Jan. l7.-Generai
William Henry Forney, superlntsn-
dent Of the Gettysburg battlefield, died.
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speclalties Al diseases ~ the Eye. Ear.
Nose, Throat ard Lungt. Female. neCtal and
private diseases. our foAtmcnt for lllrs is
new, painless, safe and certain Our own
method.
once hours-a 10 n .m., TO Bpm. Z tos
pm. sundays, n an. - p,tn
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FOR THE ARID REGIONS

WAshINoToE, Jan. Ex-senator
While VI California has introduced a
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-16
THE LOCAL RESUME.


Horst Bros-, have opened their hop
cfiioe in Salem again.
A. d. PettyJOhn had big 10; Of rails
and wood destroyed Friday by fire.
Sunday and Monday were clear warm
days. but the nights were cool.
John Mccoy, Of Salem, insane from
tobacco. has been brought from Crook
county, 10 the asylum.
Married at TIlIamOok July lllh. 1884,
Mis- Anna VI. Desart 10 Ed. A. Brooks,
Rev. ID. McIschlan officiating.
Gave postage and letter writing by
sending your family at the summer re-
sort The OSE CENT DAILY for 25 cts.
q month.
That Salem Chinsman was removed
from his tumOr by q physician Satur-
day and successfully preserved in q jar
Of alcohoi-the tumor.
VIM. II. Savage. superintendent Of
she state fair grounds, 10 In favor Of q
live program every day. and something
besides horse races TO rescue the state
fair from oblivion. Billy's head is
IeYel, but be alone can do but little.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-16
Notes Prom the Court House.

Scalp bOaniieS: L. w. Edmisfer.
squirrels s2.IO; Herbert White, gopher,
81 cts-
Final account in estate Of Henry
Shrum was allowed Sztur day and exc
c1,7d discharged.
Report vas filed in estate Lars Hard.
ing deceased, }. J. Shaw attorney,
showing baIsoee Of Sg75 on hand TO
distribute to claimants.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Jnhsun Lemacher, unmarried. to
jssper stern. und. int. in part Of p.
lover claim, & %.
Michael Hogan and wife to Daniel
Xains lots, Mill City, 500.
J. w. Whillocz and wife to ]. n.
Wolfsrd I acre at Silyerton, $50.
FEEs LAST WEEK.
Following fees were turned over to
County Treasurer Brown last Wees
County Clerk EhleD, SIS 30; County
Recorder Waters, 1880.
The sheriff7s Office is not yet supplied
with detailed fee book, but is having
one made.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-16
PKRsoEAL AND SOCIAL.
Local CorTsspOndsnes from Towns
In the Valley
FR0u CUENAwA.


Mr.. J. A. RArr aud wife lnsi arrived
81 the s.hooi 90 the RoseJuFg local To-
day. Mr.. Barr i the lately appJiutei
farmer al the Indian school. He l. quite
. good looking young man, and looks
capable Of running the farm depart
msnt intslligently snd well. He has
been in the same position iu Oklahnms
on the Otoe snd Poncs Indian reservs-
tions, for several years He says be
has several relatives living near here
bat does not know just where. Mrs.
Barr viii probably act as our postmasteI
in the future, and hand Uncle Sans
mail. She wss seamsiress at the POpca
reservation.
Today, the l4th, the bids for the an
nual Buppliez 81 the Cbemawa Indian
school was opened at p. m, according e
to the late advertisement by Mr.. o. H
Parker, superintendent. The principal
contracts, meat and -four, went to Salem
Mr.. Cross captured the meat contract
at 81 30 per GENITAL. McCrew & Steus
lUff's bid s4-TO. Homer Holland raked
in the -four contract (tif:y tons sl
S275 per barrel; for the :. F. II. Co
Wm. Goodrich captured the wood con.
tract at 800 per cord. Two bids on
coal this year. The Wellington Coal
Co., Newcastle coal, $3.50; Cumberland,
SIS %. Chas DOdd says Cumb-rIs- d
coal is SIS 81 per ton. Richard Hughes,
of Brooks, captured the cat contract a,
"a S-l0 cents per bushel, OF less than 20
cents per GENITAL. His bid on hay was
slG94, and on straw. s4.97. F. J.
B2aty's bid on tim1ihy hay, was sl0.OO
per ton; straw, 500. Beaty gets the
hay contract but loses straw by 4 cents
per ton, or 81 - for the 81 ton Contract
Hot. Hotter, hottest. That Is what
il is here.
WIN. Goodrich is 10 leave Us, having
bought the FIGURING mills al William.
ina, Yamhill county.
Mr.. T. F. Goodrich is over from Nc
Miunville, on his wheel. He says he
don't want any more horses. Too slow.
The silent steed carries him easier and
cheaper. He seems to think nothing
Of running over thirty miles froLn there
here after supper of an evening.
A slight rain fell here last evening,
but no damage done. There are thou.
sands Of tons Of hay down, here now
and little rain goes long ways.
CHEMAwA. July IA, "a.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-16
Oriental supersiltIons.

The respect for the animal world, gen
eral in Hind0O and Buddhist societies. is
founded, with the tenet Of transmigra-
tion, on the same fixed belief in the en-
durance and evolving advance Of every in
diyidual being. No spot is tmgty Of life
in the Indian mind. 4 Deccani or Beng:li
laborer, at his meal ia the jungle, throws
behind him fragments Of his chupatty for
the Invisible BEuts and Preys to eat. In
India, ~ IL japan, festivals tshraddhasj
are made for the deld with scrupulous
regularity, at which their seats are duly
set. The east is saturated with the mental
and social results Of this universal accep-
tance Of the notion THAI Individual life is
inextingUishable- y digliiie calm spreads
throughout the oriental populations, a
permanent uninquiring placidity, notice
able by the most careless or prejudiced
eye.-Sir Edwin Arnold.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-16
Engraved Diamonds.

As this Is an age of novelties, and for
egn deslgn'rs are struggling To produce
striking effects, you may receive a shock
by hearing that engraved diamonds are to
be iavorite wrinkle among people TO
whom precious stones are drug Marie
Antoinette had her name engraved on a
diamond set in a ring, which is now for
sale ia London. This ring was among the
late French crown jewels, and it has given
leading jewellers an idea that is likely 10
bear fruit over here, where fair women
deny themselves nothing their husbands
and sweetheArts choose TO give ihsm.-
Boston Herald
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-16
rHE COUNTY KoRMAL
oPszinE Session q Marioz Csznty
Te4ehers' Irgtituts-

They carr on horses, in hacks, sfoos
A7d On t5eyeles- Male AID female came
they. ~ O1es and by twos, until At the
B0o1 bo8r TIE snFuilmert showed tie
largzss siteDdS.cs ever recorded At an
insfifgts iB Ssbem-
P8OCEEDTNGz-
InssiiUts called 20 order by county
SO;E- y Graham, At SA m
z H. ADdersOn ed the singing
eTeTcisez.
D. w. Yodsr begzn the work in
Denisl ariibnetie with class work and
dizc0szioo Of methods.
O. A. PebbBes led the work and dis-
eu-sion Of written arithmetic, addition
AMI subtraction.
z II. Anderson introduced the sub
Jet of language in the third grade
AFTERNOON.
The suEjsct Of history was introduced
y MT. Anderson. AfteE few general
remarks OF history . feE general out
lines were given ard discussed.
Prof. Peebles introduced the work Of
physiOlOgy, Prof Y ser English gram
mar. All ihsse departments are run-
1ing uIe-ly.
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INDIAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE
Program for Teachers and Employs -
a. Chsnsvz Training School July
"a a1d 7ath.

Program for Teachers and Employ -
a. ChsnsEz Training School July
2Sd and 18th
51pi- o. II. Parker. CbemsvA Train
ing Sehool, near salem has seBf out the
institute program for the week b@gin-
ming Monday, I'D, 3, p. m
There are two and three daily ses-
s5on-, with address o. w. y. Hail
mann Of LzpOrte. Indiana, the re-
noEDed educator, piOnseE in the Dew
education. and one Of the foremost
KindergArteD authors and publishers in
the world. He Il DOW superintendent
Of manual training schools Of the
whole United States Many Salem
people and friends If education will
want TO hear him lecture.
There are also addresses by citi1ens OF
Salem and Oregon ~ follows:
Address Of welcome, Mayor Catch:
Response, Geo. LitehfieId; Plea for
the Indian, }. II. Fletcher; Scope Of
Vocal Music, Ella Watts, address, d.
v :. Red, Eugene; Pure English, J.
= Baker; address, State SUpt- E. B.
McEIroy; Hygiene and Sanitation, DR..
:. Rec, Lloyd Wood and Iron WOrlz,
S0p;- o. h Parker; address, President
w c. Hawlsy; address, Mollie v.
GAithier, S1pt. SiIeiz re=-rvation, sd-
dress on manual trAinisg by Prof A.
Il. HeiDeman, also a noted writer on
the new educ4tion.sDdr renowned writer
u tie Froebelian system OF education.
The program Of this institution will
be printed from day to day for informa-
ton Of all who wish 10 attend. The pres
epee Of eminent representatives Of the
New Education will DO doubt be taken
advantage Of by progressive teachers
from all over our country and the val
ley.
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supt. Goodhue Attention.

The men who are obliged to stand on
the street corners are complaining at
the Teck .e=s maDner In which the street
spdDkling is done. They say the water
Is thrown in such a manner as 10 cause
ladies on the walks and crossings TO
make needless display of hosiery and Of
this they make a grevious complaint.
TIis complaint of the men
on the street corners ought
to De removed or they will be forced to
abandon their fayorite loafing places.
1t is also wrong to spoil any womAn's
shoes with city water. The ladies Of
salem should not be compelled to raise
their dresses above their knees and
their skirts above their shoe tops by
any careless street sprinkler. The
committee of one hundred should look
into the matter.
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ATTEMPT TO BURN.
Fire Discovered IN the State Reform
School Saturday.


REFORM SCHOOL, July l5.-About
2:3O O'Clock yesterday afternoon an at
tempt was made TO fire the main build
ing OF the Oregon state reform school
located southeast Of Salem about five
miles.
One Of the boys had secured several
dishrags, that had become dry, aud.
satuTating them with coal oil from a
lamp, placed them ia an opening be-
tween the plaster Of the wall In the
basement that had been left by the
plumbers. Through some means the
boy got hold Of a match and III the
saturated mass.
The smoke aud hre was almost in
stant!y discovered by employees about
the Institution. They cut holes above
And below the place where the flames
were started aud by inserting a hose
soon had the fire extingnished.
This l. the second attempt that has
been made lately TO burn the reform
school.
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Benton County Budget.
CORVALLIs, Jnly l6.

CORVALLIS, July Is.
Much unfavorable comment is made
here upon Pennoyer's action in pardon.
ing &. y. Bur.eIgb. the Lincoln coUn-
tY convict for rape. A JOURNAL
reporter was present at the trial, and az
s. w. Condor, district attorney, says,
BurleiSh was plainly guilty, and TO
turn him loose upon people is a crime.
Mr.. Condor did not recommend his
pardon, as said by Pennoyer.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-16
A Great Mail Delivery.

SUNDAY was a big day at the Salem
pcstOffiee. Thirty-Uine sacks Of east
ern mail were received and distributed
This morning six carriers started out
with wheelbarrows to deliver the
delayed matter, caused by the Pull
man strike. The wheelbarrUws con.
tanned from lS5 to 208 pounds each.
The carriers were all drawn up in uni.
form with their vehicles full of papers
aud pouches crammed with letters and
had their pictures taken. They were
Ben Taylor, Fred Lockley, Geo. Hatch,
Chas. Cosper, Murry Gilbert and l..
K. HO ward. Assistant p NJ. Boz1rth,
Mailing Clerk Meullhsupt. and DelIv.
cry Clerks Creighton and Palmer
worked like Trojans all day and late
into the night. Post master Gilbert got
his coat on long enough to get a Lunch
at noon. Salem people can safely say
that they have an efficient postoffiee
crew, who are equal to almost any
emergency.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-16
Good Sense.

Disease Is largely the result Of i'm,
pure blood. To purify the blood, is 60
cure the disease. As a blond purifier
aud vitalizer, DIR Pierce's Golden Med.
ical Discovery stands head aud shout
ders Rb.ve any other known specific.
It's power IN thls direction is nothiog
short of wonderful. Guaranteed tO
beosfii OF cure 10 every Case or money
refunded.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-16
UEPLEAsANTLY PLAIN.
The Identity Of Bathers too Unques-
tlonably Certain.

Residents Of West Salem complain
Of Salem tAtIRrs who wade across TO
the Polk county side, where the river
grows shallower. until their Identity Is
no longer matter Of question. They
are taking steps to locate Jurisdiction
over the offence and bring an action II
necessary TO stop It. A man can wash
himself without exposing his person.
If be cannot he should be arrested.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-16
DoLANINsANE.

John Dolan, the would be suicide
was this morning committed to the
asylum and will he taken there today
by the sheriff He is broOdiug over
troubles aud Threatens D kiil himself,
but at times seems rational. He Is a
shoemaker by trade.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-16

No QUoBUM.-No meeting OF the city
council will probably be held Tuesday
evening. Alderman Albert. Smith.
Holman and Cross will be- absent. In
case Of riot or insurec tIon the city viii
BE- under marshal Law.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-16

BOP CBOP.-on Tuesday. July IL,
Jas. KAys, Of Howell, will begin spray.
Ing. Reports from Europe received by
VIM. Brown & Co. show the past week
was favorable TO big crop. No change
10 the outlook.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-16
CAMPERS DELIcAcIEs.

10. Clark, 100 Court street, has an
immense stock of campers luxuries, in
cluding develed and lunch bam, corn
beef, salmon, sardines, condensed milks
and everything desirable, at prices
very low.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-16
Something New in Glass.

John g. WTighps pioneer cash gro
cery has on display q fine lot Of new
glass novelties, iDcluding rose bowls,
sugar shakers, gobleis, pitchers, ETC.,
etc. The Salem ladies should see these
beauties whether they buy or not.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-16

PARD0sED.-W. H.Smith sentenced
March I7th 10 one year for assault with
. dangerous weapon, was today par
d0ned.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-16
ReckIes. ofIIfe-

One brief saying of General Troehu will
show how reckless he was OF the lives OF
his soldiers General Fave, having remon-
strated with him on the inadequacy Of the
forts around Paris, pointed cut the certain
" OF the enemy destroying them and many
soldiers; 1rOchu eoOlly replied, ''They will
enrich the soil for future generations. gen
eral- San Francisco ArgOaAat.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-16

FITs-Everybody likes fits, not the
convulsive sgonies, but the kind you
get when you buy those spring and
summer suits at u. w, johnson &
Sons.
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our Grandmotber's Wav

Was 10 steep root aud herbs and use
it every night We can do the same
by using Parks Tea. Nothing acts as
promptly and without discomfort.
Not pill nor a cathsrtic but moves
the bnweIs every day.
Sold by Capital Drugstore.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-16

CAN AFFORD IT.--Anybody who can
afford 70 smoke can afford to smoke the
best. The best Is the La Corona which
is home manufacture.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-16

The best makes of thread reduced to
4 cents per spool or spools for l5 cents
at the Union Bargain store. State st.
near court house. l6-2d-Iw