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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-28

Another Charlie Ross has been dis'
covered. IL IL claimed that ho Is
resident OF Cortland, New York.
Doubtless like good many Of the
others, this one Is probably creation
Of the entcrprising and not over soru'
pulous newspaper man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-28

an Immense organization M that over
which he presldss would WORK untold
mischief.
fnsubordinntion Ia the British army
Is becoming chronic. This time II
takes cowardly and brutal form. The
incident at Aldefshot WAS most repre-
hensible. II the aggrieved privates
had fclected one OF their number TO-
give the offensive corporaia sound drub-
hing, while the balance stood around
to see fairplay, the proceeding would
have been In accord with the customs
Of British civilization. but TO sneak
up on the fellow, overpower him by
force Of numbers aud undertake 10
murder him by hanging him up like a
dog, was a desplcable piece Of business.
We venture the opiuion that men
who are capable Of such contemplate
work do not belong to the class OF tol-
oilers who could be relied upon when
confronted by imminent danger In the
face OF the enemy. The British army
Ia In worse condition, in some fo-
spccls, than It has occupied for many
year,. with the exception Of a few Of
the crack regiments, the infantry are
not up 10 high standard. AS n rule
the cavalry are splendid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-28

II IL now officially admitted that the
recent visit OF DE Gleru, the Ruseian
minister Of foreign Affairs, to Paris was
In tho interest Of an alliance between
Russia and France. II Is, however,
claimed TO be FOR the carrying on Of n
diplomatic warfare. |. il 10 bciu the
Interest Of Russian domination In Bul'
garia and To compel England 10 evaca'
ate Egypt. The present intention Is
asserted not TO be to ougngc In actual
war at present, but to get good ready
for more opporlunc time to enter
upon that sanguinary business.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-27

Ma1imilian was not the royal thief
some would have Us believe. He waS
visited at Trieste by large delegation
Of representative MeIicans, who ten
dered him the Mexican scepter, and it
was only after mature consideration
and counsel with the leading minds Of
Europe that be accepted the prOfered
crown. When betrayed at Queretaro
by Mexican periidy and condemned 10
be shot, through the intercession Of
American officers he was offered his
freedom.
"And what Of MiraInon an1 Meiiaf'
said the emperor They are Me1icans,
traitors to their country, and must die.
'.Then | die with them, said the noble
Austrian, and the next day witnessed
the most tragic scene ever enacted on
this continent-the execution Of Maxi
milan, emperor Of Mexico, and his two
faithful generals In the light Of his
tory Macmillan will be regarded as an
unfortunate prince, whose sole ambi-
tion would have been the happiness Of
his people had he succeeded in estab-
fishing the Mexican empire. -Menard-
vile CTex.) Record
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-27

An anecdote is told of physician
who was called to foreign family 10
prescribe for a case Of ipcipient con
sumption He gave them prescription
for pills and wrote the direction, zone
pill 10 be taken three times a day, IN
any convenient vehicle" The family
looked In the dictionary 10 get the
meaning Of the prescription. They got
on well till they got 20 the word ''vehi-
cle." They found II was defined IA
cart, wagon, carriage, wheelbarrOw. "
After grave consideration they came 70
the conclusion that the doctor meant
that the patient should ride out, and
while In the vehicle take the pill He
followed the advice 20 the letter, and
In a few weeks the fresh air and exer-
else secured the advantage which other
wise might not have come. Exchange.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-27

s.u- yery fss-r.ssf.E s-ser-sft-s fr~-
80 Tr..esaal

- YER f.s-rs--1.r f-fer-szft-s fr~-s
80 Tr.nssaai-
n Boer na Sisn1sli IN ~ rrs1ga-
He 4 aort q areiert patsisryssi .
r.nsrie rflo ~ r01d i1 ese-Tthtnz -
r-sstsr tor trfvfzL BE przgs ar.6 .-r'1z
- eewusee even n1ors ss01 tilan -
fa.afs Hs ha fsr-rer b. r-ar1rs ars1 =
- Sd uf-5 L. esInz BsfEo gTsza1
s-rsssfo~.s srs - haze tie Gnesr horse
in IL e18o1y and % EDos i1yT - re
- a-.5 - have file fnest ne i1 tie
eos.r.y aa.d % knou to1 - ~ r. lne
Poer t9res tie Ensfiel eirilien srl1
welsr~es him buf isaes fbs Kngiisb
.5dsr Hs ia tall Gns isozing slss7i-
- a -rsntrad. sl5eif Etrie gTJ
ars dry. pifh losg beas5 fisar t-'e
- I.ss nsrer to-5e.l1d Tie eizrze-
.e- a WslEy-s father. vLiel Als
seh-sfr,er la drawn n The S-ory q
a. Afriezn Fsr1a. ~ p'erfeet type -fias
s.,1 - quite frsgHeniig.
Tie EnZish are q1ite eD1Itenf -
have tie TrznsTzzl re-cain oF'rier the
Be,er eoreYumeut fn faet. tiley Touid
hate 70 80 Il otberEise, - tLoee Who
i've there Eel rery hardy tOEard
goyisrd for n0t having enc - Their
ss.f,tanes Wien tbey we're defeated-
erezkinz Il S1s dia8ozld Geids, Ar
sozreBe said that TIE Kimberly Eliises
haze been eonsolidated b that WOD-
. 5srfsI younz genius. CecI Rioies, the
erest lr5end d Lord SalisbUry and the
/ Ben alike. Rbodes has sEIalganated
ali q the eor1pznies into one Vsst cor
r.sratioo that e0otrols the output q the
VOID. The Brazilian mines Esrs
/ bougfIt Out by Il and elosed DOM b
cause they did not pay. Outsi1e of the
Ia per eeut- q the diamond supply
I from IBdia- the remainder eOmes from
tie Kimberiey 6elds. The white stonez
called the BTazilian stone. tilat ars n
rare and costly, eOnse from the Inioea
in tie Kimberly aelds called the
I JagersfOntein and the B1ifentein-
/ Cell Rhode and his sssOeiates made
{ the calculation that the worlds month
u supply Of diamonds Was E400.O)0.
TbereupOn they limited the output %
/ E550. 90 and put the price Up one
third They contemplate further re-
etrctiOn and arr added eost
Mr.. seareile exhibited several speef
mems Of diamonds in the rough which
( It u necessary 70 have permit % earrJ
/ ~ the Trslnsyaal He alsO showed the
permit. Among his curious collections
l. a large specimen Of what is called
''tbe blue"-that l.. the matnK Of the
diamond. II il a blue stone In which
the diamond Is formed. When fni
taken out It is a. hard az the diamond
itself, but exposed 20 the outer atInOs
phere and the rain it grows sDft, cruIn-
bles into dust and yields up IL treas
ure. the rough diamond, that comes
fOrth in its wonderful OctObedrOn forrI-
The climate Of the Transvaal, Mr.
Searelle sajd. il simply perfect, and ma
ture. in addition % the vast store q
treasures which she has accumulated
has made the soil such that the rarest
vegetables and plants viii grow in
the richest profusion.-San Francisco
Chronicle.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-27

September iaih the Oregon state
fair openn NJ salem. and great prepa.
rallons have been made to make Il
superior IA eyery respect 20 any
previous fair held by the association
nnder lhe present management.
The agricultural classss especially,
look foFward with pleanueable
anxiety "a each annual exhibit, and
they viii he mnrc than pleased 20
learn that extraordinary prepara.
Alons have heen made for the fair oi
fAol Thls fair pliorsls a pleasure.
able week of recreation 10 the farmer,
hoItlouliurlai ani stuck raiser, gives
iiem new lsieas, sad an opportunity
- revive old aeumainlan1es and
form new ones. The manhRem have
enieavoFel 10 make lhe attractions
f.f iha present yelr greater llina
oSff, apd he attendance ir.am every
poFlIon u lhe slnle viii h. greater
1hAn ever btfoie.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-27
WILL agEIiAt.
CALAMITY

nETLLANETrgT
III Jones. J a Fr. eman, . u
Tra8r. VT NsIiisn, W T Dayiz.
II = Parkhurst. POrf AMI
OR Chiid, So
1seoT Lsalg~, FA TrSPF. = =
Holly. X y.
CN Pre-, AsblsDd
II Jaootz-
Geo Neis0n. Fnsoo.
WI RiddeiI, yssley 5psiDss. : d.
RICraig. Cbieze1
r Green, BgfseTlie-
ffo1oE
" More, ROeeb1rg.
MrsDsrss. MTs O'Brien, " II Sic
D1nai6. Gervsis.
VT Y.uag. = p 60.
IA 3gekiy. & PGUiles. Portland.
SelIie MeNilien, J y Lyons, Thoe
Lyons, Dallas
JH Bdzgs. = Bdygs, Monmouth.
n r BOwms8, Salem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-27

- f..s..t'l1 r. I,-r -l1E -.l i.sr =.
sssosz1li9a - crs-ytt z-, LA lasl
'5z1e 70 t-s 1rf-.sisi rsfl--rs go
o. slOst1t r--r4- " as- i-.at slis--
-. szlf slen lgrug ~ ligs 80 ffsf
,ro.-oe1 he vii azs en-tched s-fst
o. oe1y Terfset l1zziigt E1Drrr. - =
Is ffc osiy Ts--tsy pzsch is truly
rieasirg - ssrr- liag . tlse tssts
ard rrozrt a-d sEecfzs- % deans
t1e systezs gzn--y n ~ spdng-ii-e
o., IN fact- = ~ tir1e, s1d de bettsz
4 is tnoTz f1se f1ors DooDisr i -
couez
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-27
Doe 500 AllraelIou Al Op.ra asg.s

The next Attraction at opera BsBss.
Que Of the most popular Of the
rieiBg young stsrs 81 the theatTica.
nrmainent Is Bir. Geo. &. Staley.
Local exchanges speak 10 the bizh
est praise Of Nr. 5t4iey, according
him a place in the front ranks Of
dialect comedians. He il said o.
pOssess uncommon dramatic ability,
united with sweet singing yOlcs
and a handsome stage presence.
His play, "a Royal Pess" j. sp,ken
~ a. a very interesting and amusing
production. IL is not a seBseiess farce
comedy, nor a Wild aud improbable
sensation, depending upon clap
traps aud scenic display for effect
II il a drama Of the best class, call.
ing firth a few tears and much
laughter. A number Of pleasing
songs are appropriately Introduced,
Mr.. Staley being especially happy
In his rendition Of "My Hearts De-
light" aud "Little Rogue's Asleep"
which he sings to the little child 10
the play. Great praise is bestowed
upon the supporting company. We
predict that Mr. Geo. G. Sialey, in
"a Royal Pass" will prove one Of
the finest attractions Of the season.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-27

WIN. luminous, Postmaster of
Idavllle, lud., wrlleei Electric Bit.
tera has done moro for ule than all
other medicine combined, for that
bad feeling arising nom Kidney and
I liver trouble.n John I4eslie, farmer
hnd a0okman of samo plaee says:
Find Electric hittegs - be the bert
Kidney aud Liver medicine. made
nle feel like a new man j. w.
Gardner, hardware merchant, same
lown. says. Electric hltlefs Is lust
ihe thug iog pian who u all run
down aud dou'l osrp whether he
lives or dies. hc inund noa strength
good appetite aul lelt Just like he
had new lease nn life. Only 800.
\ boille AZ Fry's Drug Store.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-27

SIR. Mieiieai Curtain, Piainneld,
III, make The statement that sfe
eaught eOid, which seff.s5 On be-
jung: she Wss treated fOT a mDnfb
oy her family physician, bDt gfsE
worse. He told her sle y a. hope
iess victim - cDEsumptiDU and tia
% medicine could cure ber. He
druggist suggested Dr.. KINGS New
Discovery fOr Cuosumpti0n sbe
bought a hOtfle and ~ her deiigbt
found EeTself benefited from fr-t
dfee. Sic continued Its Bse a. d
af;sr taking ten DDttiss, E,ued her
splf sOund and well. now dor ber
own hOusewo7k ard = - well a.
che ever VS. Pre- frisi bp,iiss u
this Great Discyyery ~ TrJ's D u
store, large bottles 5Ds. aud Si.O9
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-27

Mr.. William Thomson, near Win
ford, has hens egg that is somewhat
OF a curiosity. Besides being the usual
shape, Il has from the small end a
growth about one inch In length and
the size Of lead pencil, which Is folded
back toward the larger end, resembling
the arm and hand Of an infant. Cor.
Atlanta Constitution.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-27

II 4 With the greatest confidence
that Hoods Sapaparllla is recon-
mended for losn OF appetite, indigest
lon, sick headache, aud similar
troubles, Thls medicine gently
tones the stomach, Rssiats the az.
gestlOn, aud makes one iTcal
hungry" Persons la delicate health,
after taking Hoods Saruaprllla a
few DAYS. iind themselves longing
for and eating the plainesl food with
unexpected fslish.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-27
The New lFon Shop.

John Holm will have his new iron
blacksmith shop at bead Of CONNER
iial street near postO;iiee, ready for
business SATURDAY July 18th. tie will
make a speciality ~ good horseshoe
ing and repair work, has a first-ela-s
new outfit, and will he glad to vel
come patronage. T-l0,lSd
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-27
FOREIGN.


PARIS, July 27.-Le Paris states
that an investigation into the ~.
Mande accident discloses the fact
that the disaster was caused by AS
unknown mlscreant who deliberate
ly altered the signals 80 as 10 bring
the trains into collision. lie will be
lynched II caught.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-27
NE OMAmA nRIpaE.

OMAHA, July 27.--Juslioe Brewer,
Of the United States supreme court,
this morning announced his de
clslon Ia the famous Union Pacific
Rock lsland bridge case, The de-
clslon lIs against the Union Pacific,
aud hoidn that the contract With the
Rock Island and Milwaukee roads
b vallL,.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-27

Penelope-There is one thing about
us, Jack. that like. We are sensible
lovers. We don't use that idiotic baby
talk.
Jack--Noi and We never wiz, either,
will wei
Penelope Nopey, -HarpeFs Bazar.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-27

Campers, hol-lOull miss some
thing fine " you don't see our uew
llne ~ go0s thlngs before packing
your basket SFoat 4 oile.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-27
Notice to Contractors.

School Buildings for District No. "A,
sailed bids viii be received by the board
of directors of school district No -. Marion
county. oregon, az the Office OF the clerK of
raid district, Pos nice building, Salem, on
aatul day. July %, lssi, al u'oock p' 10
as follows
? he south salem building In aeeor.
dance with the plans ana sperldeatiOns al
The ON orc. :. McNally architect salem
Also i1i erection Of came hulding Win
Foli pan oi elevation No J. alsO al once oT
said ecNally.
Tbs fars school bnildlng.ln YcwPa-k
~ iaenTaance with the plans and speci.
ncai,ons at the ofiiee of r. bert 4 BufgTnf
architects, salem. $780,
The bohdings 20 BE- completed. exrspt In
4, lsaa "N-'''is
Tue ooird reserves the fiaht % reject
any ana all lids A certified check or M.
oi the salem banks Tor PEI ctsf. of M
einl ntct price must acC0IitanV aae. iia
rAslhI trt4a nonns Wiii ~ rfoulraI t.r ff.
A iAt f'finfll Anse ~ fEe rnfF
h! .fdtf Df tie hoard
W b sIMP-uA. le,t
salem, Iuiy %. lsal. itid
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-27

Quick time ana through trains
offered passengers sDd sidD;era by
the Chicago, Union Pacific q North
western Line, 5aiT Francisco and
Portland % Chicago. eOi-Aug
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-27

Hellenbrand manufactures the
finest candles aud sells al wholesale
At prices better than Portland deal
en-.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-27
STATE


pOET1asD. Or. Joly =. r. 4
special - fipe Evsning Teiegfsm
from seattle seys intense exeifemeuf
,gas eauaed there ilIis morning gpon
reeeivi1g tie 1ess ~ the killing q
Deputy Sheriff George W. P,rg. -
Wooley, Iasi night. aud fbe wound
Jog q Covboy Terry, Cnstoins To-
sf,eetor Baird and Detofy iusJesiar
Hoidea. Tie sioofiuz - safd -
have isen over the capture = q
band - CiBinzmen Ef,o were beiBg
sgnue9ied into the United states
frsm Victoria. Terry. Holden. sd
P.sor were together. ard fi5e story j.
that Deputy inspector B0elIsnan
sDd Baird were jealous u tie sfheT
parry, add that they laid 10 af1bysh
fyr then. Thirty shots we're e.
charges fsstsesu the two payfics.
The eDSODsf's jury charged Bird
sud Buchanan with the death q
Poor.
FgON ErOHNZ.
Er0RNK, Or, July Z7.-The r.
port Of the government engineers.
charged with the matter Of fOrnB
laliag a plan for the improvement
of the siuslsg baTbOr. II the s0fjfct
u much indignation. The people Ol
FloreDae are, without doubt, the
most disgusfed citizens that can ~
found anywhere. They have DO1
yet heard the full Feport, bot have
~ idea what IL II. and a. soyD 81 tiIs
foll report i pUblished il il their in
tentiOn to make q public demOD-
stTatiOn Of their feelings. Tie
steamer Chance, on iis last tdp, re-
ported twelve feet of water ~ the
lowest tide. which does not agree
With the engineers. The Eugene
Board Of Trade held q meeting
saturday evening aud passed sOme
resolutions embOdyiDg Its senti-
meBts. II IL reported the Siueiaw d
EasterD railway will suspend Oper-
atiOns pending the aclioD of the war
department.
Thomas Lace, aged about 10 years,
residing on the 5iUslaw. Was ex-
amiBed saturday AID committed 10
the asylum for inesDe.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-27
MARKETS.

sAs FRANCISCO, July 2. Wheat;
buyer 1891, S16ll.
CHICAGO, July Z7.-At clOse
wheat was steady cash 81 ! Sept. ss5
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-27
WEATHER REPORT.

SAN FRAHcIsco, July Z7.--Fore-
cast for Oregon aud Washington
Fair weather.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-27
Nor rmE rREsInENrIs wIrn.

PARIS, July 2T.-rhe report which
prevailed in this city Saturday 10
the effect that anat,emept had been
made 20 assassinale Madame Carnot,
wife or the president, by means OF
an Internal machine, was utterly
lncorrect, 10 that the attempt was
not made on The life Of Mme. Car.
not, but ou the wife OF NJ. Constans,
minister Of the interior, An analysis
of the powder whlch was founed In
the followed part Of the prayer
book received by Mime. Constans,
proves Il Is illuminate Of mercry, a
highly explosive compound.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-27
A. J. SHIMP, M. D..
4SH8l'S NEAT MaREETS,

~ en-. ''S'' -''i' III
Z" are ready 10 an all orders for ALI
sl.ias ~ Ire II and salt meats 9e aim 10
e'rp thc btsi the country affords. Free
Jr.lferF. We Cesire u thank an our old
f1ns ioT iheir liberal patronage, hoping
Va VIII =tiL continue with us.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-27
a nIFLEp cANNoN.

New YoRK, July 27.--Fhe first
heavy ordnance twelve inch rlfied
guu, designed for coast defense, and
made Ia this state, was fired at
Sandy Hook for the first time
Saturday with satisfactory result.
With $50 pounds Of powder, IL ex.
PEELED a 2OOO-pound shot five miles.
The gun will use 440 pounds Of pow.
der and throw a 1000 pound shot
tWelye miles.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-27

DO not suffer from sick headache mo-
ment longer. tis not necessary. Carriers
Little Liver pills will care you. ! ose, one
pill.
Mrs. Chas. smith, Of Jlmes, Ohio. writes:
have used every hing for sick headache
could hear OF for the past fifteen year. but
Cartsrs Little Liyer Pills done ne more
good that all the rest.
Have no equal n a prompt aud positive
cure Tor sick hea eadache, biiliousness, con.
stipHtiOn, pain in the side, and ali liver
troubles. LaTters Little Liver Pills.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-27

10 known means OF overcoming that OBJ
siiuats disor Ter, cOns1patiOD7 Of course
you can. Then why dOn'i your Ask ihOss
who have tried IL, and they VIII tell that
HOatetteT'a -touach Bitterg IL q natchless
laxative, effect ual Without TiDlfn se-i lOr-
Oukhly Alternative. but perfectly reliable.
IL lnvigOrates, 100, no iess than II regulates
the system, aud 10 j. chiefly - this first
quality that 10 owes the pernhnency Of itA
regulating effects, since, n yigOr IN lacking
1 u the region OF tiie bowels, the stomach or
the liver, hsaltnfui activity IN those or
Rans Is Euspended. DcObstrusnts and ca.
tbaTtics Ia general are simply that ana
nothing more, they felnA the bowels mere
iy without ia gigorating them, and - theIr
ia1 alive action IN usually abrupt and yiO-
lent, they really tend - weaken the or.
gan. 4 se the bitiers. also, for malaria,
rheutnatlsm, Indigestion, debility aud
kidney tr, uble.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-27
City Warrants.
Business &Farn PpNlertv

nave fnra 'eF days = etsoe bar.,lu 4,
Du.. sess p1opatg on C0mmer,isi II -, ..'
oine ano Sc me. u y WORT i lo,ti ~ -.
~, one ~ me best Bargains 10 ne eitv
i,s 'sliii si ploi e1lg ~ miles nom CIV ti,',.
Tfiiu,' "~'''eu' J.c e. ROiTH.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-27
pIsougTINg gxgcuTION.

PARIS, July 27.-The execution Of
young Berland aud DOre, the two
accomplices Of Mere Berland IN the
CouTbevers murder, took place this
morning on the Place de la Roquelte.
Berland walked calmly to the guiIlo-
tine, bat desperate struggle took
place on the scafold. DOre made
no resistance. No sooner had the
heads Of the murderers rolled into
the basket than the crowd surged
forward and with n mighty rush
broke through the Gordon Of soldiers
and policemen aud began a disgust
ing scramble for an opportunity to
view the work Of the guillotine.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-27

LOk BALL. bout ne scre Cf isnd ard
IL barn, with tuun!.g gatsr 10 fear III
barn. beautiful is's.i Ion tsr a icIne In
qulre Al second BOuse On righr hand s,Ge
OF Asylum avenue after crtssiisg br'nss
going 70 Asylum. 42F
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-27

WATERBURY, VT, July 27.--Ex-
Governor Paul Dillingham; died this
morning. He was nearly " years
old, member of congress 10 1874,
and goyerAGr Of Vermont Ia 1875
and 1867.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-27
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

PARIS, July 2T.--Two hundred
people were killed or injured as the
result of the st. Maude collision
yesterday. Many Of the uufortu-
nate people were imprisoned be.
meath the wreck was drowned 10y
iiremen who poured torrents OF
water on the wreck and seemed to
be utterly unaware that they were
drowning the people they were at
tempting TO rescue. To-day the
town hall at 81. Maude presents IA
fearful spectacle Of blackened bod
les ln rows upon the floor and tables.
In some cases the remains are little
mere than heap OF cinders utter
mixed with portions Of limbs. One
pile OF charred limbs and human
cinders Il especially conspicuous
consisting Of mass OF unidenti-
fed aud uneonnected bodies placed
iu heap.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-19
WATCHING DR.. GRAVES.
Fears That He May Attempt to
Run Away.
THE TRIAL AGAIN POSTPONED.
The Theory OF the Defence VIII Be> That
Mrs. Barnaby's Death Was Not Caused
by Arsenic-Morphine Taken to Pro-
duce Sleep.

DENVER, Dec. 19.-Judge Macon is still
confined To his house with the grip, and in
consequence the Graves murder trial has
been again postponed. IL will be pro
ceeded with on Monday, however, whether
Judge Macon is able to attend or not.
The theory of the defence will be that
the direct cause of Mrs. Barnaby's death
was elbonism of the heart, and that the
administering of arsenic could not cause
that. Expert testimony will be intro
duced To prove that theory.
The State will put experts i'm steno-
graphy on the stand next week TO prove
that the inscription on the bottle which
contained the poison, though III a dis
guised hand, was the work of DR.. Graves.
The report that DR. Graves had made an
unsuccessful attempt TO commit suicide
created "A great deal of excitement in the
city to-day. The report started from the
fact that the doctor was discovered in a
drug store purchasing morphine, which
he has been taking of late TO induce sleep.
The accused is very nervous man. The
strain of the trial and evidence adduced
has been more than his constitution could
endure.
The effect of the great nervous excite
ment which he is suffering is SO percepti-
bic that it has not been only been noticed
in the courtroom, but the boarders at the
Vallejo, where he stops, say that the
scenes at night in the Graves apartments
are of the most exciting character. The
prosecution has received information that
an attempt To escape is likely probabili-
ty, and the Vallejo has for several days
and nights been shadowed 10y officers.