Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-12-07


cused John +. Gogein Of desertIon
At 1907 o'clock Clara Van Dusei
complained that her husband neg
lecled her for other women. AT 1911
O'Clock Mary zogoli prove 4 that he
hu ,band had deserted her. Al l2:lI
O'Clock Johanna Vor~c K demanded
divorce from her Ouo. AZ l2:2l
O'Clock Frances Smith testified tia
her husband was cruel. At 1872
Lllu Bradley proved her right 10 :
separate maintenance. Az 1898
Viola T.. West declared that Georg'
+. West was wife.beater. AT l2:4:
Alice Mitchell said her Ed ag, VA,
cruel. At 1852, James \. Ai.Ilei
testified that his wife had deserted
him. At los Max Bachman told d
similar story. At 1886 Margarel
Gogarty charged her husband With
desertion, and at 1:l5 Maria Wasz-
ticheck asked for a separation from,
John. Then Judge CoIlibs said b,
was Tired, and adjourned court.
PUNISHED THE SAILOR.
VALPARAISO, Dec. THE judge
of crimes Saturday addressed a let
ter ostensibly to the iniendeute, but
really to the public, stating that 4
sailor belonging 10 the BaItimor,
appeared in bis court drunk. From
motives Of profund consideration fol
the Americans he did not puni-h th,
disorderly sailor, but sent him OF
board, where Captain Schley trie,
him. The sailor was an English
man. he was tried by summary
court-marshal, aud Captain SchleA
approved its sentence, which was
thirty days on bread aud water il
double irons, saying the sailor show
ed lack of respect for his deaO
shipmate aud gross disregard of tn,
gravity of the situation. The sailo
also forfeits three months pay.
WILL SAIL TUESDAY.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.-Admira
Walker had conference with Secre
tary Blaine Saturday, prior to hi
departure for Brazil, to take com.
mand of the Southern Atlantic
station. He said the Chicago. AT
lantic and Bennington would sal
from Hampton Roads next Tuesday
and probably touch at st. Thomas
on the voyage.
ST. PAUL AUDITORIUM.
ST. PAUL, Dec. 7.--Whether ST.
Paul secures the Democratic conven.
tlon or not the city will have al
immense auditorium with a seating
capacity Of $4,000. The citizens
committee appointed to raise th,
convention guarantee fund found
that IL would have to have build.
ing Of great seating capacity, and
that it would probably cost more
money than could be raised by sub
scription. The common counci
was appealed to and Immediately
passed resolution adding one mill
TO the tax levy, from which 5000, 00O
will be secured. The structure will
be erected on the square now occu.
pied by the market-house, at the
corner of Wabash and Seventh
streets.
TWO WILL BE ADMITTED.
WAsHINGToN, Dec. New
Mexico and Arizona will probably
enter the union of states before the
end of the present congress. Utah
will also be an applicant for admis.
sion, but the lingering traces OF
Mormanism will probably keep her
out. Enabling acts for New Mexico
aud Arizona viii probably pass next
spring or summer, but the states
will not come into the Union, early
enough to vote for president next
year. Bills for the admission of all
three territories will be offered al
the first opportunity by their dele
gates in congress. 1t is quite proba.
BILE there will be no opposition in
either house TO the admission OF
New Mexico aud Arizona If they do
not vote for president next fall.