Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-25

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China If found at any time TO I've un-
lawfully within the United states
must continue to guide his official
action until overruled by the su-
preme court.
A woMAN's ALLIANCE.
Topeka, Kas., Sept. 25. - The
charter Of the Woman's Alliance
was filed with the secretary OF state
yesterday. Tie incorporators are;
Mrs. Senator Peffer, Mrs. Congress
man Otis, Mrs. Gatham French,
wife of Secretary French, of the
state Farmers Alliance; Mrs. Emma
ID. Peck, editress of the Topeka
Farmers Wife, and Mrs. Fannie
Mccormick. The object Of the asso-
citation is TO establish bureau for
the better education Of women upon
economical, social aud political
questions, and to make and develop
a better state mentally, morally and
financially, with full and uncondi-
tional use of the ballot.
THE U. p. FINANCES.
Boston, Sept. 25.-The Union
Pacific officials have received des-
patches from New York to the eff
feet that Drexel, Morgan q Co. have
agreed to turn over their $1,000, 600
endorsed by Gould, Ames and Dill
lon and take collateral notes on the
same basis as all other creditors.
This has removed the only hitch
and makes the total subscription of
creditors $I2, 100000. There will be
meeting of creditors tomorrow
and it is believed that if further ex.
tension of the plan is necessary ii
will be granted.
TESTING HEAVY MORTARS.
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, sept. 25.
several new heavy shell mortars
were tried on Sandy Hook yester-
day, some being over forty tons in
weight. The vibration was the
heaviest ever felt here, many houses
being shaken and no little alarm
manifested among the inhabitants.
The pilot of steamer of Sandy
Hook said one of the discharges
shook the steamer from stem to
stern, and The pilot house had all its
windows lowered. The distance
from here to Sandy Hook is over
three miles, yet the shocks were felt
clear down to Red Bank and Locust
Point.
JURY DISAGREED.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 25.-The
jury in the case of DR.. Hall charged
with malpractice in connection with
the death of Ida Shattuck was dis
charged this morning after over
twenty hours deliberation being
unable to agree, they stood seven for
convection of murder in the second
degree and five for acquittal.
WILL OF ALLEN It. RICE.
Boston. Mass, Sept. 25.-The viii
of the late Allen Thorudyke Rice OF
New York is to be contested by the
relatives living Ia Boston and else
where because it is not sigued 10y
three witnesses as stipulated in the
will of Mary Nj. Bourne who left
him some property to be held in
trust for her relatives.
I.R. DAWSON DEAD.
PORTLAND, Sept. 25.-I. r.. Daw-
son died at > p. m. yesterday. Mr.
Dawson had not been very well for
some time, but no serious trouble
was anticipated and he died sud
denly of heart failure. He has been
secretary of the Merchants Pro-
tectlve union for twelve years, since |
its foundation.
THE HoPKINS-sEARLEs WILL.
SALEM, Mass, Sept. 24.-In the
Hopkins-Searles will contest yester-
day afternoon, the will of Mary +.
Searles dated November %, 1887,
with codicil dated June Is, 1888,
was produced. Witness knew ofthe
will, but did not know of its con-
tents until since his wife's death,
This will gave $4,000 to John Har-
wood, a former coachmen,' and the
residue was left in trust to Edward
+. Searles, Timothy Hopkins aud
Thomas +. Stillman, to pay income
N equal shares to Edward +. Searles,
and Timothy Hopkins during their {
lifetime, and on their death TO !
rhomsoever they might designate
" will, or, falling IA will, to pay il
q their next of kin, The executors
were the same rs the trustees. The
'odicil dated June l6, lSSS, suhstitut. /
a the name of Thomas Hubbard \
or that of Timothy Hopkins as q
rustee and executor, but otherwise
'ouilrmed the will. Witness had
that all real estate, ex-
.ept homes,eads in San Francisco.
treat harrington, aud MeJhuu, ,
we're placed in a. pArternership.
Witness supposed the titles To es.
ates conveyed by unrecoried deeds .
ested in him until something CO ,
Grred TO disturb them; did 40, un ,
lerstand they We're step toward ,
'lacing them As assets Of 20 partner
h'p. They were placed In his
lame to Dnaffsf nr,fartx H.a