Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-12
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MISCELLANY.

JAY GOULD TV CONTROL THE UNIol
PACIFIC.
New YORK, Nov. I2-The Time
says Jay Gould has got control u
The Union Pacific Railway ca
Interested with him IN the deal are
according to hir own statement
William and John ID. RWkafeller
Gould said: "The Union Pncifi,
has come under our control and
will pr'bably take the presidenc,
myself"
iMPnDANT RAILROAD DECISION
ST. PAUL. Mimi, Nov. H.
Judge Vanburgh, Of the supreme
c'urt harded down a decision
which settles the question of the
validity Of railroad tickets purchased
"f ticket brokers, or scalpers, aud
sdirms the liability Of the railroad
compaui's to accept such tickets
when offered by innocent pu. .
chasers. The decision grows out of
y suit against the Northern Pacific
involving those points.
TO SELL CHURCH PROPERTY.
TACOMA, Nov. l2-The trustees Of
the First Baptist church held u
meeting to consider the advisabiIi,y y
Of selling the present location, coruer
Of Ninth aud D streets, with y view
to securing funds to erect q more.
magnificent structure In u more el.
igibIs aud desirable 10 2tiun. II
WAS, after SOME discussion, agreed r'
place the property located vt the.
corner "f Ninth and d STREETS, ex
elusive Of the buildings, on the mar
ket ut the minimum, price Of $50. .O0O.
II the property is sold the bmrd Of
trustees will purchase property H.
some desirable l,ration and erect q
modern brick edifice.
SHAMELESS CONDUCT OF AN UN-
FILIAL CHILD RUSHING To DE-
sTRUCTION.
TACOMA, Nov. I2.-The Globe
says: A pretty girl in tears, with n
pOuting expression Of defiance and
n deyil nlay.care look in her lovel.
face, y sorrow.siricktn father borne
down with grief and a keen feeling
Of disgrace, and three stalwart blue
coated officers of the law, entered
the police station at an early hour
yesterday morning and formed u
scene intensely pathetic. The stern
officers Of the law stood respectful!
TO 0ne side. while the heart broken
parent In . voice ch"ked with
shame aud anguish told his story.
The mau who related the tale If
his wsyward dsughier's disgraceful
cOLduct In one Of the best known
merchants In the city. He has
raised . large family of boys aud
girls and this was the first time any
uf them had ever caused him trouble
''r brought disgrace upon his aged
head. The young lady in question
Is but sixteen years Of age. she 10
small petit brunette Of exquisite
beauty. Of . model that would ex-
cite the adnlirstiun Of an artist.
She hss had every advantage Of edu-
Cation, aud the entire Of MI extreme.
~ select s.ciety, hut she has d. f.
Antly thrown them away aud US
Derted her right 10 60 to the dogs If
.he wanted H., not withstandiug her
parents objections I" the contrary.
She had left her home several days
lxO and been traced TO Kent, n sub /
irb q short distance fr. m this city,
v here she was apprehe ended i.y NIL
'fiieer aud br'ukht back I" she city |
N the early Monday III ruing train.
On arrival ut the drpot she Great. d
quite = s.ene, and defied the officer
\ ho had arrested aud brought her
% the city. Thinking that he had
.xce~ded his duty, and that he was
,Owerless to detain her without n
hc permitted her to ~.
Her heart broken father talked to
Ter and used every persuasion, but
" WAS powerless u induce her tO
him to her home. He
Ippealed to \ trio Of police officers
by. and they, on the refusal
4 the girl t. 70 to her home took
ler to the station, where Night
xilOr Mclaughlin was called upon
,r advice. N. persuasion from the
ather, who was willing " forgive.
Il from the p.'lice o,uld get her TO
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