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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24
New Advertisements.


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s.lseen slate aud eounty buildings. I4-8t
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~ tso 'stse comfortable rooms one blocK
loHh Of the Capitol, Inquire al $50 Capiial
sltssl " Al Store Of Wills Bros, a 90. Lat
AhA FOR RkNp.-0Tain real. Renter
llAs. os aole 20 BUY team, wagon, haT-
-ss7i p.haefi arm iplOW, aud harrow Inquire
- 10 Nonlnlefolal street, Feed store. l,Stf
A I HALE PhlCE Last CHANGE 10 gst
~ eAolee thoroughbred chickens al hall
k''fl oYi ~ pea oi y hundredi must be sold,
r. FISHER, hewspapeT dysrlisina AQent
~ y Merchants Exchange. SAN Frantiseo'
an " 1s. ~ 1a'thonssd ~ agent This paper Is kepf
CHRISTIAN hUlEAUE-I.lteu,Inrg al An
~ klnas on sale al ~ l.lberly slIsst I5IIy
nAhfkf FAPER-large iof oT heavy bro,.,
6nt teslffa.v1t papsl lol hAle cheap Just lhe
nai 6ahes FN'NNk eAasf lAfpels, Tall AZ jour
-. N'''ss ~
Nv EANh hAAGE,-Good Acre ana plafled
NJ EispsilY on Fagel s0pnd ioF properly M
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24
REEsoKALs.

Mls. II. r. Hail, u yIayi fame. went
70 Albany last night
sfiss X. 5. Hall returned from Al
bsDy THE sflerDoon.
Jahn Kslaht was 3 passenger for
Portland this afternoon.
Judge G. d. Young Il slightly better
hday. II is believed that the grip Of
0lseass hss ten ~ csngusfsd. i.ut the
Judge u s'lli quite wrsk.
Ies. ~ hbburn, Nh, has nj teeu en-
jsgisg the best of health lately, bss
started for Honolulu 70 zee what q few
months Of that climate can do for him.
J. &. Mcforiane of Falls City e 10
town today, and says his community Is
solld against Dolph. That Is one Of
The strongest Republican precincts In
Polk county. and Il has not q trio Of
DoIph men.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24
High Water in California.

GANTA Rosa, Cal, Jan. Z4-Rrports
OF the damage done by the rp,.-nt
foods continue 70 come in. The water
10 Guerenville is higher than 1t has
been in IS years and has not yet re-
coded; the people are travelling about
the place in boats. 1t is impossible t !
tell the extent Of the damage done; but
the loss in household goods and provis-
lone is very large. The Sonoma lum.
Der company is damaged by the loss Of
lumber fully 5000. A number Of
houses have been turned over by the
landslides and floods.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24
Police Court.

Chief Of Police Dilley arrested Harry
Mcdaniel, = hobo, yesterday, on q
warrant charging him with the larceny
Of dog. He took Jack Dsrr's lovely
Water spaniel aud sold II for 81 Nc
Daniel appeared before Recorder Edes
and was bound over 10 the grand jury.
bail $3.50. In default Of this sum be
was placed In jail.
On complaint OF Sam BrooGs. OF
Polk county, Harry whItcomb was
also arrested, charged with the larceny
Of gun and . watch.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24
-, .,or,d n. f,rei,ed. the company

ss,t should he forfeited. the company
vo,Ia be embairaxsed." Mr. N-n
week ip closiug his remarks ss'idi
Iii perfectly evident from the his
tory of this till from the time it went
into tine COMMITTEES 10 the time 1t came
ont. that il was Intended {" give an adj
vantage 10 the Northern Psci1c rail-
Rad: that it proposed only {" f"feit
what the Northern Pacific railroad
company were willing should ne for
6aited. Wben the Uill went iuto COM
mittee there was given By ita certain
number Of years f,r tbe y 'ftn-rn Pa
ci6e to flush their rVai. Wien 1t
came out Il bad not tliat pT"vlsinn, tut
the author OF tie oiii, the senator from
Oregon, (Mr. DuIph) refused to vote
for The amendment, wbici the senate
did aonroye. aud gave a. his reason
that it would eiBD.uIass tie Northern
Pacific railroad IL ,ne g:aut for this
seyeuty.five miles of uutinished rail-
road was taken fr1ul IL. That was the
position Of the senator from Oregon,
and he sntagOniz-i thdt ameIdment.
He antagOniz I'd II Oh the grouud that
it would embaIiass the Northern Pa
citic railroad. He put il On that ground.
Therefore | ani justified in saying that
the bill as introduced and conduct, d
here on the floor has been engineered
I'm the interest of the Northern Pacific
railroad,
A correspondent, signing himself
"Not Corporation Lawyer" writes
the New York Herald that it is not the
wealth of certain senators that makes
the United States senate an odious
body to the people, but the fact that
the senate has become the stronghold
of the great railroad aud other corpora
tions of the country, He says:
They hold that the railroad
corporations are the benefactors
of the country ard ought there
fore to have all sorts of pri.
vileges, and ought never to be held to
the strict enforcement of their con.
tracts, and as most of the corporation
senator's are lawyers, and have besides
the advice of other corporation lawyers
not yet in senate, they know how, Gy
shrewd and cunningly drawn amend
ments, to stultify and cripple any hon.
estly drawn bill; how by delays to pre-
vent the passage of bills which they
dare not openly oppose, and how In
many curious ways to protect corpora
tions and prevent the peoples rights
from being established.
Now, observe how the senate COM
mittee having charge of land questions
is formed. 1t contains nine members.
Of these nine, five in the list are corpor-
alton senators, namely, Plumb, Blair
and Dolph, Republicans, and Morgan
and Walthall, Democrats.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24

B. Il. sussoriziDE school disrnat' a
3 COS iDbstitaots 20 btrfSw money
Us, Jsnrsy-R=lstiDg TO attachment
of corporstion propsstE-
l7e sehIbrede-Relsfing 20 salaries
q district attorneys aud spPointDent
of depafies-
lsn. Rridrs~-For preiDct S=sessors-
ISL. Cole RedempiioD frsm taxes
Iss Cuni--Righi Il way for logginE
rOsds-
Ru,es SUSPENDED snd H B. oy
Bridge relating u Bormal schools SSs
read second tine sod referred u com
mitt on educ. tim. The same Tith
like til by Dunu.
Mourhead introduced resolution ask-
ine the secr, { .ry st.ts t. bIfng before
tie hO0se jOil resolutions !, = g. ana
10 passed last session. Passed.
By unapioSuus consent house bill lSl
was taken and passed t) third reading
theH p&ssed. IS its passage yesterday
was not legal.
Speaker announced as toe committee
on secretary Of state, Smith Of POLK.
TempItt1n and Young; on treasurer oi
state, Myers, Blundell, Calvert; on
state universities and other state
schools, Cole, Wright; on penitentisry,
sehlbrede, Smith Of ClsckAmas, Gates
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24

President Chapman OF the state uni.
veraity will lecture on Monday aud
Tuesday nights before the Unity club
on Hamlet. Ths lecture will be given
In Unity church At 79o. Come early
II you want . seat, ~ there Il sure 10
b . large crowd, 10 hear a man oyer
whom thsrs has been such . sharp
newspaper controversy.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24
JOHN HUGHES.

Dealer ia Groceries, Paints,
Oils, Window Glass, Varnishes
and the most complete stock of
Brushes of all Kinds i'm the
State. Artists Materials, Lime,
Hair, Cement and Shingles and
finest quality of GRASS SEEDS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24
ROME SETTLED IT.
The Row Between American Bishop
and Archbishop.

The Row Between Amerlcan olbnop
and Archbishop.
ROME, Jan. 24.-The trouble growing
out Of an att .ck upon Archbishop Ire
land by Bishop McQuaid Of Rochester,
New York, has been the subject Of in-
quiry by the Vsctican. 1t having been
held by the supporters Of the arch
bishop that the sermon preached by
Bichop McQuid in Rochester ca hedral
was subversIve of the church discipline.
In this sermon Bishop McQnsid con-
demned Archbishop Irplsnd for what
be alleged was improper interference
in behalf Of the Republican party in
the last state elections. Briefly, the
conclusions Of the court are that Bishop
McQuaid committed mistake III lis
sermon, and In the reason he assignee
for the necessity of such ? delivery.
Ireland IL ustained in all
the positions he has taken iu tie mat
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24
Introduction Of Bills and Other
Routine Business.
Joint Session on the Election Of
Senator.
DOLPH'S CAUSE LOSING GROUND.
HOUSE

HOUSE.
JANUAEY Z3.-NORSISo.
First reading Of bills. continued:
1872. shutFum-DefBing use and care
Of disirict school houses.
Iss, Gurdane-- Regulating fees oi
county sssessors aud commissioners.
l34, Jeffrey-Proyiding for convey
auee u prisoners, ineorTig1bles and 10.
sane 70 tbe respective iDsti-
tutions by deputies sent from said
institutions.
1876, BOOthby-AbOlishing county as-
sessoF, creating precinct assessor and
otherwise amending assessment laws.
l58. Davis-To create county Of Yer
non out of ahout twenty congressional
townships 10 the east end Of the pres
cot Umatilla county. Provides for
Milton a. the temporary county seat.
Athena would he its chief competitor
or permanent location. Read second
time and referred to committe on
cOuniifs.
lS7, smith Of JOsephine-AmendiDg
the Australian ballot law Of 1891. Read
the second time. Referred to judiciary
committee.
I3s, Crsig-PrescribiDg witness fees
10 Marion cJunty. Read second time
and referred ~ Marion county dele
CATION.
The senate arrived and took seats.
The Joint roll was called and all mem
bers found present except Scott Of
Linn, sick. The proceedings Of the
senate, Tuesday, on vote for senator
was read, as were also those Of the
house. President Simon read the set
Of congress relative TO the manner Of
election aud called for the joint roll
call. Alley named Binger Hermann.
The vote Of the joint session for
United States was taken as follows:
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24
yurr .

Following named gentlemen have
been seiecaed 70 serve - jurors at tbe
Dext term Of ihe circuit court, PebrO-
aTy ~:
Jsoob sieinbaek, Hubbard; black
smHb.
T. &. shaw. Salem; capitalist.
d. l.. Green, Salem; capitalist.
Aib~rt McCOFkle, Howell; farmer.
T.. Libbey. Jefiersyn, farmer.
L. SloeDm, Ssism: farmer.
EF. J0dd, Turner; farmer.
r. u. Moore, Salem; printer.
q. g.. Worhck, Salem; mechanic.
Frsnk P,-s, salem; real e~tste agent.
jos. Dsdg~. Hubbard; farmer
Jo@. FishburD, Salem; groes ~ man.
l.. A. Kern. Salem; IaboreF.
Julius Fisher, SIlyerton; farmer.
Henry Ortorn. Turner; farmer
n. q. Tarp'ey. Salem; lumbsrmao.
T. b. OFmsby, Argent; farmer.
Geo. Liny. Anrors; farmer.
s. b. CaiterliD. Salem; real estate
agent.
7. l.. Davidsor. Ba'sm; farmer.
A. J. Richardson. st .yton; farmer.
AlonzD Brown, silverton; farmer.
Chas. Lembcke. .ButtsviIle; farmer.
F.M. Cox, Sr., Marion; farmer.
Hadley HobsOn. Mehama; stAblemsn.
s. J. Kerr. ~. Paul; farmer.
Geo. schuele, Aurora; farmer.
T. G. Herrsn, Turner; farmer.
Peter Lueier, GervAls; farmer.
Frank Kaiser, salem; farmer.
Pat Mullen, St. Paul; farmer.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24

The STATS HOUsE- Wss packed
wllA peop.e yesterday 10 learn ths 30
spli u AS slection. Our stors would
noa os hail large sDoaGh 10 bold the
g,sopis alIoald tbsy know shat bar
esias ~ aFs Offering 10 elothing a.
W. guhnsan a hon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24

jCf@e naAH'a LncTuaE. Issmsm.
AIS praasieai ialhs 70 h. given a the
y, ~. q. a. somOnow night ~ Judge
al = iiesa % "f0nis ef las ~
Nslaa ~ foang hsn." No admlasioa
~ wlll te shasHsa All are Invited lo
sliend fadiss admitted.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24

We all pAfks ueaFh syrup a. .
positive guHlsRlss ~ Cats al ihrael
snd luDF iluuhlfs. "A has htGald lha
lssi h4 nAny yeafs and ta.iay u lh,
lsatlAa frlntaY ~ the cufg ~ e,,lds
nailsulApfloH snd ~ Diseases ~ lhs
ihfeai snd lungs fHoe ~ asnts ana
tiuV. lass a hfaoks
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24

- hH nsTN.sA iong pfoosssion h
q - steH sgely ailefnoen, lmnlssiiAisiy
niief iis sleslioa - tbs stats hoaas. 70
nasTth inie ksnwegihy a bsFnFiis.
shsss meg ssi lias bssi lsesst msal
"a ths aly,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24
Letting Up on the Papers.

81. PETERSBURG, Jan. 24.-The czar
has Instructed q commission TO revise
the rules governing the censorship Of
f1reign press dispatches. His purpose
Is 10 make the rules as lenient as pos
sible.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24

MO1oR hATLwAY.-Iiy q formality
os law The property Of the salem Motor
e0mpany hns passed Into the hands of
fhe State IusuHnoe company on .
boo lien bsld BY the latter. Mr.
DeFby viii BE- rstaiued - manager aud
no changes are anticipated In the opern-
slon ~ the read.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24

nfAes1g FEyaa Ths Ullls 80 a
saa.s ss1 mgs 81 ~ hsiss Y guiis
iau allh mnflsl fytf. bsi ~ si ihs
! saaiisens 80 isYagsils. ~ wl'i ~
aa,,l.s pass lllssast ins eiassl sssilg
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24

TnK CoUNTY sUEp. Patrick Kelly.
supafyissF u road district No. s5, yes.
teFday brDaglit suit against Marion
colniy for ths sam u 90 aud interest,
elslmlna same ~ . balancs due him,
which ths oo0Hty ooart refused 10 pay.
Cafnen A fismlua sFs bic attorneys.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24

lasis.a u lhs aluai hyInas. hsFns
talees sill - sung ~ iha ofislnai
mesie - ii,e hefns ssgyifs in unlty
figafph ~ aaadsy naIninf, snd slerisi
nnpsls hss l.ssn pfspsssa ~ lhs fgslss
safFies N ihs sysninf,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24

Hood's naraapaTillA builds up ths
shsttsfrd syslem ~ gYiRg vigorous
eeil"n ~ TIE digestive 0fEans, cIeatlns
~ aplelils And Purifying the bl0od
~ prepared ~ ulOdeFu methods
l',lsssa sases lhe greatest curative psgeTs
Ana nAs ills most wonderful record of
Aeiasl 3ufes " any nledlclne in esist.
snes. tAks eoly haa'a
iils,a.s flls sFs paTvly yesslsbls
ena a1 lnl pnlKsl laln 0I NM -.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24

feAk nNABn fnea a lafse dsls
naliea " lelh ,agif auasns hsFs
hass Il SOC eilF 81 aay laatiss si,sl
ihelg iaisissls lpfals ibs lssisiaiafs
fAsl naslg y sssiaa iA,lph lss ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24

BUnlKD HERE--Mrs. McNeal. with
her eldest 200, and brother Of the
mnn who was found dsad near Brooks,
arrived IN the city this morning and
Immediately made arrangements for
the funeral. Services were held this
afssrnoon ia Coughs undertaking
room conducted bY Father White;
burial la the asylnm cemetery.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24

To WED.-MsTriAgs lioensss were
today Issued 10 tue following; John
bulseh aud Mary sohomasi Bartsl
ufleaenansT aud RosA schuab.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24

DECLARATION Oh IETRsTIOs. -
bAitsl GhessnaueF, a subject Of Ger.
many, today declared hs Intention Of
becoming al American citizen.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24

tbe oieHlpH sEsfeisse ~ ths VIII
slafiis tnissfuliy symnsslam slll ~.
ssI fflasG "a sea, isas, a !
p II. A. lalsfsslins piualam Nlll h.
pffIafsd lisn A. " howsgd pill
i,ssalas. a y sspssisa ihsi hislsop
liaisissil sill asllfsf ihs ol'aaias "a.
afsss uilsf sialnsai sl,ssksls ulll -
lseesai, sEl ialii.ilsif hs stslsss
Az uslsoaie faglAfl lnhsmsllee ean
~ has vi sasFssslps
A. ~ itoak, Asst
halsm, Or ltu
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24

Iaa f4Afan az ihs ipeaat -
t..,..ns elssl 3 - atlesls - iiai u
6shsi eIsafs NslHa lNs ~ ihfff lliess
4. nu.h liifs u lflsi
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24
Examinations In Oregon.

WAsHiNGToS, Jan. G4-Civil Ger.
vice examinations have been arranged
.. folloEs; April 70, Roseburg, Ogn.
May ], Portland, Ogn.; May 2, seattle
May Z, Spokane.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24

UMBRELLA HOSPITAL. - John ].
hAuIsr, NJ. ID. New ribs, new covers,
Dew handles. With q. nj. Lock wood
~ Commercial street. Il27f
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24
@UMRRELLAs.n

shy that's oaI blalness. 10 make nsw
sad TspalI Old. Call % dfop Ne . card,
aud 30 will sitsnd t0 your sanss.
CoYsn al prices Ma. isl Commsfcial
elfssi ,nsaf Issioiiies, J, 4. kaplinEsF.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24

bAsKHIs, hAsKn1s Chsap Az
kinds, sanis - lsssg thai sysn : lslsls
tag oab'i aafy thsm OF.
TnE FAIR
Ug4 f..s..s..ss..iaf s4f..a
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24
pRESsMAkING,

heflng m0Yad nay drssstnahta, ns,i,,- A..
is3 VOC y sieei deslre il0m M Adiss of ~,
,tst. 4 sNste ~ ihVif pair0nage. lsLiafi1n
srN AhA ~ HQlNlNh.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24

JANUARY G3-AftEhhOoA,
speaker MOoros called the HOUSE At
$50.
smith of Josephine introduced joint
resolution fOf COMMITTEES of ihTes ol
the HOUSE sud two Of ths senate 10 la,
yesllgsle the charges of corruption,
brbsTy, eie,, relative 30 ths eiooti0n
u 4 allied states ssnaloF ksisHed
The hFpi reading u bllls wAa rosumsd
la9, Hoffman fof appropriation u
300 co. Foad improvement Ia Talon
aud wsllosa oouuliss
la0, rlEaTd Requiring sll assembly
Iuons "a have suitable mssns " sKit
Ia oass " aFs % emsTgsneY
iil, huokmaH Pfo,idinE fos lhs -
lshlishmsni ~ . noFmal school 81 go,
quilts,
hs. rsFtis AlasndlnR Aslalis eAai
lsf Head ssaond tiais aud Fsfsffri a.
clstsap eauniy dslssslloa
iia, Cals W. frss tlIy Il Albiaa
ilsAd @sand uns snd reisIfsd 90
Aullasiash aslssellnn
llt. Wight Fnyldlng ~ lmmsii,
as eonsifus,lon " tssisln Onsau
hfsnch lnssns asyluw
ilh neis fnoyialns fa dssisg
lsfles, slisndinH 49, ~ VI eaif
~, fosag iislsiiag ~ gYsHa
fiaiuias
~, isiss islslins ~ lfasllslug v
lastisins
~, hysss i,slslipS ~ lsaa salFsys
~ epppiF Eslfsfeis pissgliiaps sssl
liasells aaa pllsl mslss
~, Fbesleasi W ielussl FpFld.
las ilsi ssY lsiusa Hal usfs ; ssW,
slei,s shs = ~ : lsltl n seilea
lbs hn,llh ~ fsat ~ gssis nsas
~ hes ~ uspsg tsgssst A. lhs
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-19
A SINGLE TAX COLLEGE,
Plans on Foot to Make Henry
George Dean of the
Faculty.
Will Be Named the International Uni
versity of America and Spe.
cialize Economics.

DR.. Montague r. Leverson of New York
one of the leading opponents of single-tax
principles, has suggested and is agitating
q scheme to establish ssThe International
University of America" on lines laid down
in book. written by himself entitled
Thoughts on Institutionsef the Higher
Education.'
In this work it was proposed to invite
of the best and wisest of living Americans,
to be first dean of the faculty or the insti-
tution's president.
DR.. Leverson writes that such encour-
aging responses have been received to his
suggestions that he believes the time ripe
for the accomplishment of the object pro-
posed.
"Dr. Leverson," said Joseph Leggitt,
"has done a great deal of writing on single
tax subjects. He was member of the
Legislature from this City in 1898. He
studied medicine afterward, and is now a
very successful practitioner in the East.
The idea of establishing such a college as
he names is merely suggestion on his
part, but it is a very good suggestion, and
will undoubtedly attract wide attention.
1t may ultimately be realized, but | fear
such realization will be in the long by
and-by.
at is the intention to confine the course
of studies to economics and the science of
legislature. The idea, however, has not
been agltated very extensively among
single-tax people; they have their hands
full of one thing.
"They believe the first and necessary
step to take is the establishment of rational
economic principles, and while they are
in sympathy with any movement tending
toward the elevation of mankind they are
\ IL
nifty is opened to all men all attempts to
reach after that which lies beyond would
necessarily prove fatal and end in disap-
pointment. The great body of singIe-taX
people are, unwilling to scatter their en-
ergies.
"The school suggested by Dr. Leverson
would draw together the advanced thought
of the time and by its own concentrated
energy would secure the advanced reforms
that are desirable, and will be some day
accomplished.
"Leverson is disciple of Jeremy
Bentham, and was deeply interested in
law-reform IN early life. He was a warm
friend and admirer of John Stuart Mills.
He reflects the thoughts of the great body
of single tax believers"
James S. Reynolds, president of the
Single-tax Society in this City, thought it
wise suggestion, and if realized would
effect the establishment of economics as
the chief of all branches, and would set
the pace for all other colleges.
1T would bring political economy to
the 'front.'" said he. land the people know
little of that most important subject.
There has been no discussion of such an
idea in the past to any great extent, but
am convinced that this will lead to much
agitation.
1.-The realization of such project may
not be so far off, for the world moves fast
nowadays, and one cannot tell what the
day or the year will bring to pass. Lever
son is a man of great learning and ability,
and is very enthusiastic in educational
matters and evidently desires to put politi-
cal economy to the 'front.'"
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-19
SOMEBODY'S BLUNDER.
A Supposed Highwayman Gets Out of
Prison After Paying Fine for
Drunkenness.

Through somebody's blunder sup
posed highwayman walked out of Judge
Conlan's court Tuesday morning after
paying fine for drunkenness, and every
effort is now being made to rearrest him.
Early Tuesday morning driver for the
Navarro Milk Company was turning the
corner of Post and Scott streets, when he
was hailed by man, who asked him for a
drink of milk. The driver stopped his
team, and the man, who wore slouch hat
drawn over his eyes, drew long knife
and sprang at the driver, attempting at
the same time to climb into the wagon.
The driver lashed his horses and the wagon
wheeled swiftly into Scott street.
A short distance down the block the
driver met special officer and told him of
his encounter. The special ohcer blew his
whistle and Policeman Wells answered 1T.
The two officers made a search and sue
ceeded in arresting man slightly under
the influence of liquor, who answered the
description given by the milkman. He
said his name was Bart Morrison and he
was Deputy Sheriff of Tuolumne County
In search of Bandit Brady, and that he
had friends at 1913 Scott street. Wells in
tended taking him to that address, but on
the way he became SO violent. that Wells
rang for the patrol wagon and Morrison
was taken to the North End station, where
a charge Of '.drunk" was entered against
him. He appeared with other drunkards
in Judge Conlan's court Tuesday morning
and was dismissed with light fine.
The milkman reported the attempted
hold-up at police headquarters, Tuesday
afternoon, and when it was found that
Morrison had slipped through their fingers
there was trouble.