Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-27


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q &estier uas deiiveflog = oerms,i,
is fIss Ubiisd Presbyterian church.
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eteepie eas struck ard SHATTERED b5
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oter 10 people 10 Tie church a. tlb'
fine. asd panic fOsioN - ~biei
war ooly Qnsile6 ~ the pastor nac
e.ol l,eaded men cosDniandine that
80 fusii ~ oiade f,f the d,or. &3Ds
Aousen eerezmeG and tainted wbfI
q blIsdiog iiasb was f,iiosed " To-
epakin2 of The steep,s; bat on'sid'
~ several slight shocks 20 VDe 80
injured. The congregation tbei
i0ined 10 prayer and tiianksgivint
fsr tbe marvellous escape, aud va
diarniased with . ireBDlous bei'e-
distion.
KABrB0OAKK ~ EVANSVILLE.
EyANsyILLR. Ind. July Z7.--Ar
earthquake shock was felt here Ias'
nieht. beeinsing ~ 50 and lasting
several seconds. The motion wa
apparently from north 70 south
Window ratified aud building
swayee percepslbiy. Many peoph
fed 10 fright into the streets. Every
open store 10 the business cenie'
was quickly vacated, and the con
ggegalions ~ al the churches rushed
into the street without waiting foi
The benedictiOn. There were serious
panics at several churches, aud 81
the First Baptist 3 pumber Of child
rem fell down the steps and were
hurt, none fatally.
Dispatches from Mount Vernon,
Newburg and other southern Indi-
ana and northern Kentucky points,
state they experienced stronger
earthquake shocks than those fell
liere.
MARIKE ACCIDENT
NEw HAVEN, July 27.--Tbe Cate
maran 'eTyphoon" having on board
Jude Hugh Daily, bis little aiece,
Capt. George Austin, Clarence
Beebe and Rufus Sheppard of this
city, capsized on Long Island Sound
last night. Captain Austin aud
the niece were rescued by q steamer
II IL thought the others are loel,
The last seen Of Judge Daily, BeeDt
and Sheppard, they were cIinging q
the wreck, waves threatening Il
carry them under any moment
Judge Daily II one Of the ieadinl
republican politicians Of Connect
cut, Sheppard " well known
banker o. New Haven aud Beebs
belonged 10 one Of this cIty's best
families.
00v. oILJ.isOHAM DEAD.
WATERBURY,, VI, July 27.-Ex-
Governor Paul Dillingham; died this
morning. He was nearly ~ years
old, a member of congress In 1874,
and goyerAGr Of Vermont Ia lseb
and 1867.
INDICTED.
NEW York, July 27.--Cbarles
O'Connor Henneasy pleaded this
morning 10 the Indictment charging
him with fnisdemeanor by the pub.
licatIon Ia the Evening News Of the
details Of the execution OF Bl0cum
aud Smiley aud others recently put
10 death by electricity at Sing Sing.
Counsel handed up a demurrer
claiming that the statute under
which the indictment vas found
WAS unconstitutional, Inasmuch as II
restrained the liberty Of the press
guara q ieed 10 II by the constitution.
RUN on BANK.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 27.--A run
hns began on the Peoples Home
Savings bank this morning aud sew.
ernl thousand dollars WAS paid back
20 dcposltors. The bank commis.
eloners have begun nn investigation
of the bank. According % lis report
on July lst the Peoples bank has
capital stock ~ $1,000, 900 Of which
one third Il paid up, There Il due
deposilofs who number about seG1,
the sum of 100000. Banks officers
state tbs Institution perfectly sol
vent. Two Of the San Fmncisco's
morning papers have directed atten.
lion ~ the bank for the past two
days contendlng that the state
bank examiners had not made
propev examination Of the bank
affairs,
The state Fair.