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A ILBELOUS WORD.

noyer great injustice by chasing him
with Altgeld, Of Illinois and Waite Of
Colorado and labelling him an anarch-
lst. He is a common petty larceny
political speculator, but ihlt is all.
Waite and Altgeld are serious men aud
mean what they say. They believe in
the principles they advocate. That
cannot be charged against Pennoyer.
He is not in earnest as reformer. He
does not believe what he says that is of
violent character. Pennoyer is not to
be classed with the men who govern
Colorado and Illinois. He has given
the state, or at least the state has en-
enjoyed, a peaceful administration uD-
der Governor Pennoyer. Oregon has
no large railroad centers like Chicago.
Denver, and San Francisco. The mill
tia was never called out by PenDoyer
oN' "hSO "uu InaI '" aS w supI'icee 'uo
riotous, insurrectionary, hilarious, jubi-
lating Cleveland Democracy. Harper's
Weekly has undoubtedly libelled the
governor Of Oregon and laid itself liable
to an action for sIander in designating
the chief executive of this state as an
anarchist. No court has yet consi rued
the word anarchist to be libelous "per
se." But it is crime for which men
have been arrested, convicted, have
laid In Jail, and been executed in
various countries. France has just
passed stringent anti-anarcby laws
and there is an anti-anarchy bill pend
ing before congress. Anarchists of the
Herr Most type are undoubtedly crimi-
nails under the laws of nations, and in
the eyes of our people. No more Of
fensive, opprobrious humIli ating appel
lation can be given public official
than to call him an anarchist. No
other term is so we'll calculated to de-
stroy a mans influence with his fell
lows, or lower him in his self-esteem or
the esteem of others.
Undoubtedly there will be a court
decision constituting the term, as it has
become quite habit with some news
papers to call this man or that man an
anarchist. Editors make altogether too
free ana fippant use of the word, call
ing men, with whom they merely dis
agree politically, anarchists. No news
paper has right to call man an
anarchist unless 1t is prepared to prove
that he entertains and has expressed
anarchistic sentiments or advocated
the overthrow of all law, order and
civil government. Nothing Can be
more reprehensible to free people,
living under free government, and
under a constitution founded on TT Q
doctrine that the people are capable of
self-government. than the teaching f
anarchy. 1t means destruction of the
life, liberty and happiness of our
country. Governor Pennoyer dot o
not belong to that class of reformers.
He has speculated upon the credulity
of the people. He has played the part
of demagogery until he Is star in that
role. But he has never to our know
ledge uttered an anarchistic sentiment.
The good name of our state demands
refutation of this slander and the well
fare of society and the proper restraint
of free speech demands that courts rule
this word into the criminal class where
II belongs. At present to call man
an anarchist imputes the grayest crime
In all the oalander of nuhlic nffannaS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-27
BIDS FOR WOOD.

The board of trustees of the asylum invites
bids for 30C0 cords of heavy body FIR wood.
The wood must be dry, split, nolimbs allow d,
of best quality, ana delivered at the asylum
subject to the approval of the medical superin-
tepdent Bids on less quantities than above
will he received. The ght to reject any and
all bids is reserved. Bids will be opehed at
the governors office at 2 o'clock D. m. Mon
day, August 4. 1894
SYLVESTER PENNOYER,
GEO. w. M'BRIDE,
PHIL. METSCHAN,
WIN. A. MUNLEY, Board.
Clerk. l2td
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

Notice is tereby given that the annual
meeting OF tbe stock holders of the Capital
Gold and silver Mining Company, of the city
of Salem, Oregon, will be held at the Office of
the CONF any in said city, on the second
Thursday. the 9th day of August, 1894. at
O'Clock D IN for the election of directors and
such o. her business as may come before the
meeting.
j. H. HAAS,
Secretary.
Salem, Or. July 25, 1894 7-552w
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BE TRUTHFUL.-We make friends
by truthiully advertising and we keep
them. too.-The Salem steam laundry.
No Chinese, the best Of WORK done and
at moderate prices, is our motto.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-27

GRASS AFIRR.-The open block east
Of the s. z. passenger depot covered by
dry weeds took fire this afternoon, and
and soon the flames were rolling ten
feet high. But the grass was not dry
enough to permit 1t TO do any damage.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will he received up to p. m.
Tuesday, July 3st, by the school board of dis
trict No. 81. Butteville. Oregon, for he erec-
ttOn and compilation OF cbool building, A
copy of the plans and specifications NAV be
seen on and after July 2lst, ct the store of Van
de Leur a Bents, Butteville, also at the office
Of Chas. Burggraff, architect, Salem. The right
is reserved 10 reject any or all bids.
A. H. CONE,
27id Dist Clerk.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-27

HOME MANUFACTURES. -Patronize
home manufactures by buying the la
Corona cigar, 1t is OF superior quality
and the best the market affords.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-27

NoTIoE.-Send In social and re-
ligious items Of news for Saturdays
JOURNAL before noon, as important
China-Japanese war news, and the
great tariff battle in the senate will
occupy all Of our space after that hour.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-27

How TO REALIZE 1t is difficult foi
some people to realize that they car
just as we'll have the benefit of big
stock to select from, and consequent
low prices, but after once trying Gil
bert, Patterson & Co. these facts be
come patent.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-27

A FISH STORY 10. Clark, the Court
street grocer, is fishing by the sea, but
for superior picked mackerel, herring
and salmon, his store takes the cake.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-27

SAVED cried the buyer as he olasped
the dollar to his pocket book, and you
can do the same II you buy your build
Ing supplies Of the Salem Improvement
Co,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-27

A GREAT CONVENIENCE When
you want a good cake of any kind you
can get 1t made TO order at the Home
bakery, Insurance block.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-27

First load of Aumsville -four received
today, at the P. o. Cash Grocery
Harritt & Lawrence.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-27

CAUGHT HIM.--Last evening Rs 8
prominent citizen was passing Van
Eaton's grocery store his eye was
caught by the choicest fruits and he al
once ordered a supply.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-27

There Is no bread in the city equal to
that from Strong's bakery. 1t is the
best sold. Westacott d Irwin.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-27

w. @. Il. U.-A literary and musical
social will be given by the w. q. t. U.
August lst. Ice cream and cake will
be served. All for is cents. Come.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-27

Ask your grocer for Farrell a Co
svrups, they are pure aud palatable
Refuse all others.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-27

Sweet Glover Honey syrup, guaran.
osSs ssSS .he Fars USss sS1S Co., sTSR SsS NsS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-27

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
cogtalns no Ammonla or Air
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-27

THE JOURNAL continues to reap tn,
golden harvest of enterprise.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-27

Puritan Maple syrup, guaranteed
pure, the best on the coast. Farrell d
Co.
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Dissolution Notice.

The firm of Adolph & Bernardi has this day
dissolved, Mr.. Frank l. Bernardo retiring. All
bills against the firm Will be settled by MIR.
Adolph, and all bills outstanding should be
paid to him.
LYON ADOLPH,
FRANK l. BERN ARDI.
Sa en-, July II, 1894,
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pAPERs.- Portland, Sacramento, seattle,
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JOHN HUGHES.
New Advertisements.

nor SALE Fine city property or will trade
II for farming land. Enquire Of VIM. Quar-.
tier simpsons addition, Salem, Or.
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-06
Al the DroadwatsE
sharpe's orchestra al the DroaiwAtM 10
night
JOTTINGs ABOUT TOWN.

Ike HAYES ia 10 have fight on ,he 10TH
with an Australian named Ryan, Rt Butte.
A nold watch. Lost by lady Waiting the
city from Butte, wps found and turned
over TO the police yesi0rdaY.
Ihs contract for building The Metbo iist
parsonage NJ MarySville has been awarded
TO ID. ]. MeNaly, Of this city.
August Crane. nAtivs OF France and
Rimi Cholustts. OF Oln,dA we're m,ds
American citl1sns IoatardaJ In the dAtrict
court.
A state lawn tennis tournament will DO
held hoe Sept. 16. II will be attended by
representatives from Butte, BoEemAn and
other points.
Henry Schroeder. another OF the mea ar
roated for contempt OF court In intetfc inR
with mon IA tho employ OF tho NoTthefh
Pacific, hsa bo,n turnsd loose by oder of
Judge Knowles.
sunday school work wns considered nl
tho Cong eahtlophl association yesterday.
! There was womanS missionary meeting
! in ths Rilergoon ai which RsY. ]. Il. rhoe
maker spoke ~ night papers we're reAd
on tho industflal problem,
Percy Cluns was arTtatsd last evening by
Otiloer Bosslsr charged with forging Henry
Cannon's name 90 check. The check va,
| Tor $N. 30 and was mAlo out on q Helene
bank. Il wac aeeeptei by the bar keepe q,
he Wor,d's Fair heo' garden Monday.
Ab,r NJ, Crowsd and Miss lilla Ma,
3lnoo1 vof, married at thp Al othodlai
| fplscopnl olu on on TueslNf by R,v. A. D.
| tsleieh. After the o,remonY tho bride
nd groom lot, tho church Tor tho home OF
| giOoni'a alasor ou LyudalO avenue,
| whore refreshments were served.
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COMING ATTRACTIONS.

or Mrs. Alice ]. Shaw. who is 10 appear
at Mine's opera house on FRIDAY night. the
Pail Mall Gszs,ts, OF London. says;
when Mrs. Shaw was little Alice Hor-
ton she was a good deal of a tom-boy. and
something OF q whistler; but shs was shut
up so often that abe eventually dropped
tue habit, 20 take 10 mp In after Jears, as a
study and an art whom her independent
spirit impelied her 10 seek soms way In
which 10 provide for the comforts and edu-
cation of hor children. IL took many
months Of hard aud patient study 10 per-
feet hsr In that which she made an ART and
n science.
"Mfs. shaw whistles entirely from note.
and exactly as the music is written; bnt aho
fills IL full OF an exposition and ssntiin snt
that no human voice can ever render. The
quality Of hsr whistlinR is perfect, and II
assesses wondrous effects that are symps-
the,ic. weird, bewitching q ave, or raptur-
ous. aa tho proper Interpretation OF the
muaio demands. Her repsrtory 10 enor-
mous. and includes the most classical
studies. heavy and light operas nnd che
moat difficult instrumental solos and songs
"VFrlly, she IL tbs most enviabls artist or
the dhy. khc osseeses talent In which
she is unexcelled, and undoubtedly unap-
p oaohable. IL cannot be taken from her
even when 40 III with cold that she oRu.
not tnlk. not nm eff ct or charm of her
solos is impaired. rhe can fsscinate the
natives OF any county In their own Ian.
guAee."
A dispatch from ". N. Tuohy at Butte
10 A. ID. Edgar yesterday says
"hsttcu, o; shaw company says tell
Ming OF hig business here and largest
reeeryod sale OF the ssason for this even
inR's entertainment."
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PERSONAL

Judge Theo. Brsutly. of Deer Lodge. is
al Tue Helena.
Hon. Charles 8. Hartman came over from
Boz man yesterday.
Mai. w, w. Anderson, editor OF The Ayanl
Courier. is IN the city.
s. NJ. Emsry, director state experiment
station, Ia In the city.
Senator o. Y. Goddard and Jas. II. 0osu
arrived from Billings yesterday,
There will be n tsaehsis' meeting IN ths
high school building Saturday NJ three
O'Clock y. m.
J. A. Liviugslon is receiving this cong at
ulAtionH of friends unon thu arrival OF a
boz NJ bis homo Sept. ?.
Rod I. Williams. j. B. Losse aud J. q.
Enensh hrs among tho prominent visitors
from Anaconda at Ths Holsna.
MIR. and MIRA. IA. Fltaelman have re-
turned IRON New York AMI will be NJ homs
TO their friends sunday afternoon AMI
evening.
snpt Young. OF Tho city aohools, will be
Ia hia oillcs at tho public libTarv oBch
morning this week from nine o'clock untll
II u'c,ook,
Gene al Manager Mcneil and General
Freight Agent Campbell. OF tho Oregon
Hallway aud Navigation company, are at
the Broad dwator.
Nelson story, q, T.. Chisholm. Peter Koch
and 4. j. Lynde 81 among tue pfominsnI
z publicans OF B0Eeutn who arrived les
terda' for tho asAia convautian.
hAaasna bullErd hoe started for Chatta-
nooea 10 attend tho erand enopmyment ai
Ola Fellows. Hs IL accompanied by Ma
Claa Ballard, who COCA east ~ college.
T.. a. Morria n. Lhngohf, Gsotae d
Psoae. J. q. l. ne. Cha lsa salsa, Frsul
sanborn aud Il. ID. Ellie are raominpn
Ga latin county 10. ublioana who arrive
yesterday.
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A BUSGLING FAKE.
invsaied By aoms Weaver OF the Copper
Coiiar-Rot Believed

inrsaiad BIZ Some wsATsv OF the Copper
coiiar-Rot nsiisvfd
Special 10 ths indspsndsnt.
Liyn0aroN. Bspt. 1.-The report which
the STANDARD says Ia circulated IN Helena
10 the sifset that tho msstine Of tho Living
aton Fair and Race association might be
doola Cd OF on sc0ouni Of lack Of funda
was not heard o. here uniil the arrival Of
The AnaeondA Standard Tonight II 10 not
believed By any ons here that snoh a report
Is In Of culation Al Helena. A letter from
Hon. A. j. Davidson, piosidsht Of the Hell
soa association. received on the same train,
denounoss Tbs report AZ false In sysrT par
tioulaE, and the gsntlsman adds that ho
will personally attend tho Livingston most-
ing nsTi wsek, The rspof, is given 20
credit whatever. and 10 properly branded
40 a capital oanard. The officers OF the
association state that Helena has no desire
or motive 10 iniuFo the snoesss OF The LlV-
inRaton meeting and pronounce the story q
fake.
Preparations for tho fair, which opens In
this city on Monday NEXT. are progressing
favorAbly. Bsslneas men and all classes
Of citizens are taking an active interss, In
all ths details, and everything points 10 a
successful nesting. Many Of the exhibits
are now In pIAss. and the officers Of the az.
aoeiation state that all arrangements for
the opening will be completed on Saturday.
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AWFUL MAGNITUDE DAwNlSG.
Extent OF the Northern Minnesota Hoio-
osust becoming KNOWN.

Extent OF the Northern Minnesota HoIo-
caust Bseomins Known.
sT. PAUL, Sept "a Pioneer Press spe-
eiai from Pine City sayG Buried at HInck-
ley and Vicinity 225. ssndstons sixty-sevon.
Pokeeauna twenty-five. Miller twelve, ssti-
mate Of dead MOI found fifty; total 379.
The Hincklsy horror 10 dawnins In its
awful magnitude. There ore now lying So
dssolats osnstsries under shallow covering
Of sand 216 bodies. r. J. Weber. OF Pine
City, has had entire charge Of ths Inter
ment and has kept most accurate accounts
Of the bodies. These figures arc his, and
include those buried BY their frisnda
Eleven people wsre burned 10 death at
Msrengo. . few miles aouth of Ashlhnd,
Wis. The boiies ars 40 BADLY burned that
recognition 10 Impossible. Tbs dead are:
Frank BerRrom, Isaao Townsv. Mrs. Ida
Townoy, Elisha rovnsv. william Tovnsy
Jssaio Townsy. Walter araft Crafts four
children.
Subscriptions for the nre sufferers Jumped
up rapidly to-day. The INST ous onms
from President James J. Hill. OF ths Great
Northern railway. and was for So 900. Ae-
compsnving this WAS another for 5000
from President Hill's associates in the
Great Northern. Altoaether money cont L
buttons will aggregate about S26. 900. Min
nsupolia has already raised $4,000 aud is
rapidly increasing the amoant and Duluth
has fund Of $4,000.
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The Republican State Convention
viii Nominate Him by
Aoelama.lon.
Closing Nominations by the Republican
County Coaysstion IN tho Enriy
Morning ifoutA

The republican atAis convention will be
called 10 order in tho auditorium al two
O'Clock this afternoon. It's work promises
10 bs short, az thsro a'e bot two DomiDa-
tiona 10 DO nuds. that for congressman and
tha, for suprsms ooaFt justice. Hon. Chaa.
r. Har,man. the present incnmbsnt will be
rsnominaled by heriAmatior. For asso-
eiass justice OF the sup'sms court the
names of Hon. Il. Y. Ilafwood, the present
incumbent. Hon. Theo. Brantley. Of Deer
Lodge, and Hon. Mm. II. Hunt OF the dIs-
trio, court OF L,vis aud Clarke will bo
presented. The name Of Judge ]. W. strs-
veil has bsen mentioned. but u is said he
has decided not 10 bs a candidate. II Ia
proposed 10 have ratification meeting al
the nditoium, al which there will be ma.
sic and addresses.
The delegates began ArriyinR yesterday
afternoon and we're met by the reception
oommi,,ss Of the Rspublicsn League club.
who looked after their enteftsinmsnt. IL
rsinsd during tho night 90 most OF tho
delegates remained inside tho hotels spd
listened 20 ths strains OF Marching
through Gsorais' ana 'Rally Round the
Flag" and other patriotic airs by shs band
on the ontsids. Judge Thee. Brhntiey. OF
Deer Lodge. one Of the candidates for the
suprsme bench nomination, vas around. ss
were his friends In tho delegation from his
county. Congressman Hartman came 10 with
the Gallntin county delegation and all the
other delegations from eastern Montana.
lie was the rscipient Of much attention et
The Hslsns. whore he 10 stopping. During
the evening hs and Hon. Thos. II. Carter
spept several hours In earnest conversation
in the hotel lobby. IL is said that ths
principal difiicults that will be encounter ed
In connection with Mr.. Hartman's renon-
ination 10 10 select ono from the forty who
want 10 place him In nomination without
offending the other thirty-nine.
Among other prominent ropubiioans Who
we're cons suiouous about shs hotel lobbiss
were EE.0ov. ID. Il. White and Er-State
benstor l.. A. Brown. OF Dillon. Nelson
Story and Peter Koch. of Bozemsn, State
Senator o. +. Goddard, A. l.. Babeock.
Paul Mccormick and Fred Foster. Of BIZ
lipss, and J. A. LarRsnt. Of Great Falls
The indications last niuht we're that ths
proceedings OF the convention to-day wsald
be very hsrmonioaa
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DEBs CONTEMPT CASE.


Resumed Before Judge Woods, OF the
Unitsd States Court.
CHICAGO. Sept. b.-Hsaring OF the co n
temp, cases hgAinst Presidents Dsbs and
othor officers OF the A. X. u. discontinusd cd
July 2b, was taken up By JudRe Woods. OF
the United Etntss circuit court to-day.
Attorney Gregory. for the dsfsnss. moved
for jury trinl; which was temporarily
ovsrruled. Il. A. Muiford. Jr., manager of
tho Western Union Telegraph company,
produced over 1900 telsa ans bearing upon
the strike. Defense bitterly objected 10
tho admittance of the kilograms. butJudas
Woods finally admitted them. Dozens
we're read. and when the famous Save
your money and buy gun" MESSAGE was
read II Was found il also contained tho
words "rell Emo am WE'LL" showing 10 10
bo a private telegram.
IL was shown Dsbs had nothing 10 do
with sending this dispatch. Az this point
Debs entsfed tho oonrt room. He sesm cd
scarcely able TO stand 90 he walked slowly
to seat. Dsbs loft his bed Againa, his
phrsieian's orders. Contractor BEennook
testified to having seoured during tho strike
m order for non-interferencc, from Dsbs
which he used In having some switching z
done In the rail oad Yards. He said hs
exrerienoed much difficulty IN having rsil-
road cars movsd.
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rsi uea, ao,s..

The democratic primarics take place on
Saturday night OF next wsek.
II. II. Kleinsch midi Is spoken OF for
ehairman of the republican county Genital
committee.
Nominees Of the republican convention
we're around yesterday conerAtnlating each
other that thoy bad the world in sling
and a down-hill pull on IL.
Those interested IN figuring on possibili-
lies size up the republican legislative ticket
thuG Sanders Eve. Power three. Carter
nons. Some claim Sanders four, Power
four.
ono OF the Sixth ward delegates 10 the
Tuesday Wednesday convention was heard
10 say IS - left the auditorium that the re-
publicaDaNo hold a county convention
shortly.
Er-Ciiy Marshsl WIN. II. McCanu. shs
has bssn urged by his friends 10 become a
candidate for ihe nomination for sheriff on
the dsmooratlo ticket announced on hon-
day Last that ho Was willing 20 let bis numo
90 before the convention.
Hon. 4. @. Power had his name With
drawn from The sontsst for dsleeats 10 the
siats convention Tuesday night The
noise was 90 great Nd the time that some OF
delegates did not know Of the withdrawal.
and voted for him anyway.
In The rush aud etovdiug OF work before
the republican county convention the cans
didstsp for eounty commissioners were
nominated without regard 10 long on short
terms. The Law requires that of the COM
missionera elected this year ons shall serve
Two years and the Two others four years.
IL 10 expected that tho three nominees will
pull alraWs for tho terms.
The declaration Of tho republican Plat
form OF Tuesday aiaht. that the county
oeutral COMMITTEES should remove from the
ticket sll candidates who are not loyal to
all other candidates, 10 believed 10 have
been Tor public oonsumptlon. OncS the
nominees are certified up 10 the county
clsfk nobody has the Tight 10 take capdi-
dates name of except himself
The following IL the resolution adopted
by the repu ubliean county convention In to-
gard 10 judge Hunt That n 10 the sense
OF this convention that tha Hon. Wm. IA.
Hunt, whose services m judRe OF thia dia-
Niet have reflected credit on tha judiciary
Of the entire state. is entitled 10 Justly de-
asrvsd promotions; Aud that the dele 1atsn
FROM this county 10 the state convention be
requested 10 use all honorable means 10 40
cure hla nomination for the once Of Asso-
elais Justice OF the supreme bench OF ths
state"