Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-22

be posted III the latest and best of
modern minstrelsy drop in on the
Clevelands.
MISCELLANY.
SMALLPOX.
TRENTON, n. j. Oct. 22.-Small-
poX has made its appearance in the
Italian quarter here and the health
officers fear it will become epidemic.
MONTREAL, Oct. % Five new
cases of smallpox have been report
ed.
WOOLEN MILL BURNS.
GLENDALE, Mass, Oct. 22.-Fire
last night destroyed the Glendale
Woolen mills. Loss 100000. Fully
insured.
REPORT DENIED.
NEW YORK, Oct. 22-The Her
aid says: "The report that the pres
ident had rendered the war portfolio
to Stephen b. Elkins is empatlcally
denied by that gentleman"
ANOTHER SCHOONER LOST.
GLOUCESTER, Mass, Oct. % =
The schooner Albert Woodbury., of
Beverly, that sailed the latter part
of August on cod fishing trip has
not returned, and it is believed to
have been lost with ten Of her men,
BOILER EXPLOSION.
NASHVILLE, n. D., Oct. pa
boiler of threshiug machine on
Grandin Farm exploded today and
six men were killed.
TWO sCHooNERs LOST.
GLoUSCESTER, Mass, Oct. o.
The schooner Persy, with crew oI
twelve men, and the schooner City
Point, of Portland, with a crew OF
fourteen men, sailed on codfishing
voyages about August 25th. Meth
er have been heard from since, and
there is little doubt they have been
lost with all hands.
PRESBYTERIAN.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 22.-By vote
of rs to % the Presbyterian Synod
of Baltimore have adopted resolu
ton, calling on the general assembly
to entirely sever all relations between
it and the Union Theological Semi
nary, of New York, unless the ques-
tions betw cen the two be settled be-
fore the meeting of the general as
sembly.
HIGH PRICE OF CORN.
SAN ANrONIA, Oct. 22.-Great
suffering from drought is reported
from Torreon, Mexico. Corn is SELL
ing from so to rs cents per peck. A
few days ago Jose Castrew, a promi-
nent and wealthy proprietor of "A
Hacienda attempted to raise the
price OF grain to four dollars a
bushel, the natives became 50 in
censed at his action that they shot
him.
YAQUI INDIANS DECLARE WAR.
NoGALEs, Arizona, Oct. pa
special says the state of Sonora, and
in fact the entire republic Of Mexico
is again in a fever of excitement by
reason of the Yaqui Indians having
declared war. The Mexican gov
ernment is concentrating troops as
rapidly as possible and preparations
are being made for vigorous cam
paign.
TROUBLE WITH INDIANS.
CHICAGO, Oct. GA special dis
patch from Sidney, Colorado says:
Orders have just been received here
for five companies United States
infantry and cavalry to march from
Fort Russell to the scene Of the Ute
outbreak that occurred four years
ago in the Northern part of this
country. Word is sent the governor
that the Indians are encroaching
upon the rights Of the settlers. In
dians are determined to hunt but the
settlers declare they shall not do 1t
of the reservation.
COINAGE OF SILVER.
OMAHA, Oct, 22.-Trans Miss
issippi Congress devoted its morn
ing session to the discussion Of the
following resolutions.
Resolved: that we petition the
president and the congress Of the
United States to once more attempt
to bring about international re-
cognitiOn and adjustment Of silver
and money and should this effort
fail, that a limited agreement be
sought with the nations Of the Latin
Union whereby the minls Of those
nations may again be opened for
coinage Of silver.
THE FAMINE IN RUSSIA.
81. PETERSBURG, Oct. 22.-The
famine has extended to Siberia.
The governor has complied report
showing that Ia the districts Of