Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-12-10

the house, aud for that reason re.
ports as to his intentions are purely
speculative. The speaker has to a
few friends outlined the policy
which will govern him so far as the
individual characters Of members
will permit, In the making up of
committees. He will, 1t is learned,
endeavor to give the west and the
north prominence, and avoid, AS far
as possible, the charge of section
alism.
AWARDED $l1, 900.
PORTLAND, Dec. 10.-In the case
of Grace g. Isaacs vs.. the Southern
Pacific company to recover S3l, 900
damages for Injuries received in the
Lake Labish disaster Nov. IL, 1890,
the jury this morning brought in a
verdict awarding the plaintiff $11,-
900. Defendants were given ten
days to file a motion for new trial.
MRS. CLEVELAND HEALTH.
LAKEWOOD, N, j., Dec. 10.-It IL
learned that Mrs. Cleveland has not,
rs much as was hoped, derived real
benefit from her stay here. She is,
in fact, hardly so well as when she
arrived ten days ago. A trained
nurse is still on duty. Mrs. Cleve
land takes massage daily, and lives
almost exclusively on milk and
wine. When she and her husband
drive out, Mrs. Cleveland is muffled
in furs and wraps, and her husbands
right arm is at her back for support
She looks like ghost, colOrless, blue
Tipped, hollow-eyed, and with sunk
en- cheeks. No one is admitted t,
the cottage. Mr.. Cleveland sits i!
the window all day long. excep
when he and Mrs. Cleveland ar
away for their brief outings, busy a
his desk. The baby, wrapped t.
her chin and in her little carriage il
taken out each day by her nurse
She seems very well and cheerful
The stay of the little party promises
to extend for long time to come.
A PROMINENT MASON DEAD.
WAsHINGTON, Dec. l0.-Captair
Hanna, of Kansas, died in this cit,
Tuesday. Captain Hanna held sew
eral positions of honor In Kansas
was past eminent grand comman
der of Knights Templar in Kansas
the highest sNaNeic office il. atlhl,
were held today, ana were ATTENDED
by all the Masonic bodies in the city
The remains will be taken to Kan
sas for interment.
FURNACE EXPLOSION.
PITTsBURG, PENN, Dec. I0.-By
the explosion of hot metal at the
Lucy furnace this morning two
men were killed and three Others
were seriously burned.
A CHURCH BLOWN OVER
SOUTH BEND, Wash, Dec. TO-
During the severe storm of wind
and rain Monday the unfinished
Swedish Methodist church at Mon
roe and Second streets was blown
down and in various parts of town
window panes were broken, sheds
collapsed and business signs were
torn from their fastenings. The loss
on the church is not less than $500;
the other damage was trifling. The
steamers did not make their GUS
tomary runs to Sealand and North
Cove.
HE HAS KILLED NINETY MEN.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. lU,-Tell
Hall, once member of the cele
brated French. Eversole faction In
Kentucky and who has record of
having killed ninety men singly and
in posses, was arrested here yester-
day morning, He made grab for
a Winchester, but the officers were
too quick for him. Hall is the man
who killed the notorious Turner the
leader of the Turner faction in
Letcher county, Ky. His brother
8 Jim Hall, who caused the Ken.
ucky militia to be sent TO the
He was once deputy
for the eastern district of
Kentucky, with headquarters at
Covlngton. He Is a remarkably
Inc looking man aud fluent talker.
U. S. MARsHAI.s KILLED.
MusKoGEE, l.. H., Bee. lO.-Jnslah
ioobey and Thomas Whitehead,
equity u, :. marshals, were killed
esterday near Tahlequah by Hamp,
On, Cherokee boy. Hampton and
is father killed man about one
ear ago for which both were sent Ia
rison. The boy escaped. aud the
eed was the outcome of an attempt
} arrest him. He is a young des-
erado, although but sixteen years
ID, hwing committed several mar
eN.
WE'LL KNOWN BR' KER DEAD.
NEW YORK, Dec. lO.-AbahaIn {
aeker, the well-Snown Broadway r
saler In commercial Pap r, whose a
ilure en- August "a, with liabilities =
several millions, astonished the I
unity, died at his home yesterday
this city. He had been brooding y
'er his misfortune.