Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-29
NORTH PACIFIC NEWS yoTEs.
CAIJFDjiNIA.

In its Fire Department.
San Diego has company which
Will manufacture medicines.
Frank Cockrane fatally shot n. G..
Degrees mt Sisson on the oath.
All The Chinese have left Aber-
deem.
The painters of Tacoma intend to
form n union.
Mrs. Gen. Fremont says she Il not
In need Of any more financial assist
ance.
Al Marysville fish dealers are be.
lug arrested for selling salmon out
of season.
The late Governor Sleyenson, of
Nevada, was buried at s. Il. on
Thursday last.
A census of frult-bearing trees has
been taken In Los Angeles county.
The total number is 1896, ,375.
The schooner Hermann arrived in
San Francisco on Sunday with the
largest otter catch ever made, 140.
"Yorky" Moynahan, a hackman,
Is under arrest ut Sacramento for rob-
bling an old lady of $50 and tearing
her clothes to peices.
Simon Goldbug aged 26 years
was shot last Monday by Millie Pan
horet in San Francisco. Goldbug
died on Tuesday night in great ag-
Ony.
The San Jose Fruit Packing Com.
paDy shipped 1000 cases of canned
peaches direct to London. The
shipment required special train of
twenty cars.
Archbishop Riordan has pur-
chased the Porter ranch in Ross
valley, Marion county, Cal. for $780,
600. The Archdiocese intend erect
ing college for young men intend
ing to enter the priesthood.
A tramp giving the name of
Charles Gammcl was caught eating
everything he could find in an An
ti0ch dwelling. He had complete
cooking outfit, n razor, two bars of
soap and Hebrew dictionary.
Christ jacobson was struck by "A
train in the tunnel near Selbys Mon
day and one of his legs will have to
be ampurated. He heard the train,
but thought It was signaling for an
other man on the other track
A man supposed to be the lone
highwayman who recently robbed
the Susanville and Liegan stage of
$l2, 600 was trncea to Oroville, where
he told chance acquaintance he
was going to San Diego. A detec-
tive is following him.
Joseph J. Lang, Los Angeles
tailor, tried to kill himself a few
days ago because he had been re-
jected by the girl of his affections.
He was found hanging behind a
door, and was resuscitated with diff
ficulty.
A gasoline stove exploded Sept. q,
in Nicholas Kings saloon at Marti-
nez, and set fire to the building.
The snloon, Slater Bros meat mar
ket, and a brick building were de-
stroyed. Loss. $4,000. King was
terribly burned, and will probably
die.
Mrs. Alfred w. Rose, of Oakland,
is suing for divorce on account of
the laziness of her husband. He
claims to be lawyer but has not
had a case for % years.
VIM. Myers, aged 25 years, rail
road mau from Racine, Wisconsin,
was killed at Los Angeles, Sept. 20.
He fell under car while trying to
board the train.
The Seventh Day Adventist camp
meeting ut Oakland was formally
opened on Sept. II. There are now
2l0 tents on the grounds, and repre-
sentativcs from Healdsburg, Naca-
Vile, Woodland, San Diego, Los
Angeles and other points are present.
Three regular daily meetings will be
held. The camp meeting will last
till the eth.
Geo. p. Runyon, Of Courtland,
CAL, in his haste to marry Miss
Daisy Runk forgot to get a marriage
licehse, and woke up the county
clerk in the night to get one. The
next day he deserted his wife, and
was last heard from in Chicago.
A singular sight near Tulare City
was noted by the Register. A large
band of cattle was driven to town,
each one having its tail ornamented
with white rag. This showed they
were vaccinated to prevent taking
Texas fever.
IDAHO.
A mail car on the Oregon Short
Line was burned near Pocatello,
Monday. The paper mail was more
or less damaged.
NEVADA.
Fred Ditaich, while repairing
well at Morgan. New, was crushed
under so tons of earth. He was
taken out dead - hours afterward.