Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-30

the police that the German c0lonl.
Ia London includes q number O
individuals who are wholly anarchI
cal Ia their tendencies and, IL !
believed, capable Of abusing TIN
hospitality Of England to thei
hatred Of existing Institutions. Tn,
German anarchists are said to hav'
secret club In the east OF London
in which the most dangerous doc
trines are discussed and action
against other governments urged, i
not determined upon; no overt ac
has, however, yet been proved
against these people. The Russian
nihilists also have headquarters il
London, where conspiracies are
Matched and the means provided
to carry them out. There is strong
undercurrent Of sympathy with
nihilists which does not exist for the
German anarchists, and the latter
would do well if they value their
ease not to provoke public attention
during the imperial visit.
THE MINERS RIOT.
SEATTLE, June 3O.-Natters at
franklin have assumed a still NOR,
threatening form, and Col. j. G..
Haines yesterday wired to this city
for another company Of militia to
report at once and to bring more
ammunition, camp equipage, and
rations for four weeks service
Porter Robinson, one of the mine
bosses, was brought to this city
by military guard, charged
with killing Tom Morris and Ed. }
Williams, the leader of yesterdays
riot. At least one thousand shots
were fired in the riot Sunday, which
lasted about thirty minutes, and re.
suited In the death of Tom Morris,
white striker, who was killed in
stantly, Ed. j. Williams who was
shot through the abdomen and died
six hours later, and the wounding
of two strikers, two women, and one
of the colored guards. The trouble
commenced with the return of the
train at TAO p. III. from New Castle,
which contained number of Sulli
van men who had escorted the load
of negroes TO the latter mining
camp.
Two companies, b and ID of the
First regiment, have arrived there,
and about forty other men, this
Afternoon, to reinforce the companies,
bringing with them ammunition
and camp equipage. In the morn.
ing strong guard took Porter Rob.
lnson, who had given himself up to
the deputy sheriff, to Seattle. Yes
terday the excitement was very
high, but the militia is encamped
between the opposing forces, and
will keep them from coming to-
gether.
THE KEYSTONE BANK.
PHILADELPHIA, June 30.--A let
ter was received today by the mayor
from Comptroller Lasey, asking
him to submit the names of two ex-
pert accountants to assist in investi.
eating the affairs of the Keystone
National bank, with view Of
ascertaining who has been guilty of
criminal violation of the law.
PENSACOLA BOUND HOME.
WASHINGTON, June 3d. Orders
have been sent to the Pensacola,
row at Callao, to return to the
Jnited States and be repaired at
Mare Island navy yard. Admiral :
dcCann, who is commander-in-chief
( the South Atlantic squadron, will
lso come to the United States by
teamer, leaving Admiral Brown
4 command of the United States {
var vessels now in the neighbour {
Iood of Chill.
BURIED IN ALASKA.
WASHINGTON, June 30.-The
reasury department has received a
etter from Captain Healy, COM
the revenue steamer Bear,
lated Sitka, Alaska, June 8, saying
hat Lieutenant Robinson, who was
irowned in Icy bay was buried at
5itka on the Sinst with military
honors. and that seaman Anderson
was buried at the scene of the ac
cident. The bodies of the Others
drowned had not been recovered up
to the time Of writing.
WORK OF CONFIDENCE MEN.
LATHRoPE, Mo-, June 3O-A
gang Of confidence men last Friday
robbed Stephen Trlce, a wealthy
farmer living near here, of $500 and
3 fine team and buggy. The swind-
lers after securing his money told
The farmer that If he said anything
about IL before Sunday they would
kill him. Triee was so overcome
with fright that he never mentioned
Bhe affair even to bis wife until Sun.
day evening.
PRINCE GEORGE or GREECE.
CHICAGO, June 80, Prince George
Of Greece arrived here this morning
Trom Omaha. He is accompanied
by Captain Lallmer, of the Russian
navy, and one servant. The prince
Is travelling lncognlto, aud registered
1t the Auditorium hotel as Count
lSolster. AT the depot he was met
by a delegation of the Greeiap
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