Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-26
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

The longest train of cars hauled in
Grants Pass was Wednesday, when 90
box cars were brought 10 from the
south, to be strung out north for hops.
An Oakland Oregon shipping firm
has already contracted for 1900 Thanks.
giving turkeys at Seattle aud 1900 1t
Portland. The same firm shippC d
5000 turkeys last year.
Frank Hackleman has at his fathers
grove pet mule deer, which he cap
tured while young in Eastern Oregon
and brought across the mountains.
These deer are nearly twice the size of
the common deer of our mountains
Albany Herald
Wednesday afternoon the Klamath
Falls Ager Stage was held up and
robbed by a lone highwayman, in
sight Of several workmen, they being
unable to do anything, none of them
having arms. The robbers got nothing
as the express box was empty.
a man named T. G. Karr offers to
build the Astoria-Goble railway next
year, having it in operation by Jan
uary l, 1896. He signifies his willing
ness to begin work within thirty days
and spend 100000 per month till the
road is completed. KaIr is a Chicago
man and has high rating with Brad.
streets.
According to the Sunday Welcome,
Harry Waite, the spiritual medium
who was recently exposed in this city
and Salem, was formerly John King,
who gave public seances In Portland,
and offered to make mediums out of a
number of his followers, provided they
put up enough money in advance.
The money was paid and King skipped
out.
Heppner Gazette: Sunday night, last,
two women of the w. G. T.U. secured
the town for evidence of open saloons.
Evidently they are of the opinion that
their labOrs are fruitful for this morn
ing every saloon man in town was
pulled. Numerous subpoenas haye
also been served. The trials are set for
tomorrow before Judge Hallock, of the
city court.
The professors Of the o. A. @. receive
the following salaries: Bloss, $2,85O /
and $40 for secretary; Letcher, Berch.
told, Smell, Covell, Washburn, Shaw,
French, Craig, Horner, Brlstow each,
81 800; Fulton, $1,000; COate, $500; Mrs.
$500; Thompson, foreman,
$500; Emmett, mechanical, 5000; E. II.
Prichard, carpenter, $780, Clark, print
log, 81, ,2OOi Pernot, photography, 5000.
Roseburg Plaindealer; During the
second act Of "rhe Danites," at the
opera house last night, ut the eonolu.
sion Of u well rendered yilOin solo by
y. Alma stutiz, the leading lady OF the
company, the play was interrupted by
4 deputatl0n from llebekah Degree
Lodge, No, Al, who on behalf Of that
odge presented the lady with an ele-
CANT banner and profuslOn Of choice
ioyes ehTysanihemums and roses
lredominallDg, ~ token of their ap,
aud esteem,
Last Thursday afternoon as Edward
Beach was blasting siumps on his place
lboye Willametie Falls be pot heavy
lbATge of giant powder under y large
Ilump, After welllDg some minutes
'nd the charge failipF 10 explode, he
lr0ossded a. Investigate matters aud
earn ibe cause, No sooner had ME
ieaeb reached tho stump when the
barge exploded, ihT0slng him several
eel into lhe Rir and When he reached
be terra hrma once moro no found
llnlseif just fpriy foot from where he
laTled, No damage Was done esospl
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