Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-12
pooR SALARY.

Cowing In the court IT genei
sessions for forgery, made way wit
much more money than was at fir.
supposed. Accountants are nov
examining his books, and they est
mate that he took at least $1,000. II
forged and raised checks, and ais
stole cash that was turned into th
advertising department, destroying
all vouchers. When the payroll
was made out it was his duty T.
draw the check, which usually
amounted to 500, and band it t.
one of the firm of NJ. II. Mallory &
Co. to be signed. Several times be
raised a 500 check to S1709, and
cleared $1,000 for himself by the
operation. Forrest admits stealing
$500. When the accountants are
through, the exact amount of his
wrong-doing will be ascertained.
Forrest has wife and child. He
was paid a salary of Sl2 week.
THE RUSSIAN JEWS.
BERLIN, June 12.-The Berlin
associated press correspondent had a
conversation with Herr Goldberger,
the well known Jewish financiar,
who was recently expelled from
Russia. He went from this city in
the interest of the banking house
with which he is connected, having
been furnished with special con
suIar pass by the Russian consul
general here. At st, Petersburg,
NJ. Vicshnigradesky, Russian minis
of finance, and other persons of high
standing, showed the Berlin banker
special attention. But this did not
prevent the police of st. Petersburg
from inscribiAg upon his pass. 1.-THE
Jew Goldberger is here on liberation
and under police supervision" Herr
Goldberger does not understand
Russian, and thought it was some
regular police annexation. He
learned differently when he reached
Moscow. The "Pristaw" called
upon him and told him he mus
leave at once. The hotel manage
told him a few roubles would fix i
all right, but Goldberger declined t.
pay hlackmail, and left at once. H
did not care to establish a bank in
country where each policeman hat
the power of leyying blackmail.
Herr Goldberger described th,
awful scenes of expulsion, which h,
had witnessed at Moscow during hi
two days stay. None of the ac
counts SO far published tell the
whole story. The misery and perse-
cution are simply indescribable.
Contrary to the accepted version,
Goldberger says the czar is well
aware of the cruelties practiced.
thinks Russia will not
only suffer from commercial disaster
iure to follow the expulsion of the
Jews, but that these measures have
about feeling of insecurity
mong Russian protestants and
.mong foreigners residing in Russia.
OHIO PRoHIBITIoNISTS.
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, June l2,-
rhe prohibition state convention to,
lay nominated the following ticket:
j. Ashenhurst, of Stark;
governor, w. ]. Kierken
dali, Of Jackson; supreme judge,
Newson Peake, Of Erie; attorney
general, w. II. Matthews, of Hamil-
ton; state treasurer, Geo. w. Mace,
of Drake; state auditor, 9. f. Reesor,
of Clark; school commissioners, r. p.
Sollars, of Portage,
UNION PACIFIC STATEMENT.
Boston, Mass, June 12.-The
Union Pacific, April statement OF
the entire system shows the net
earnings to be 100000 decrease of
$4,000. For the four months to
April 80 the net earnings showed an
Increase of S4l7,OO0.
HANGED.
BALTIMORE, June 12-William
Blainley was hanged in the jail
yard here, this morning, for the
murder Of his grandmother and
aunt on the night of May 2, 1890.
FOR PEDDLING WHISKY.
GUTHRIE, o. II. June l2.-Indian
scouts from the Sac and Fox country
have arrived here with intelligence
Of the killing In Indian Territory OF
three white men who had been ped,
ding whisky TO Indians. Theil
names are not known.
CHEROKEEs WANT PAY.
Arkansas, Kas., June IL, - Cher,