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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-22

Look out for Dearborn's big album
sale, to commence next week. My
prices will be one-half less than any
goods displayed at present. / mean
1t. 1853 Commercial street.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-22

SHOOTING AT LOWER SoDA,-Late
last evening a man named Atkinson,
who runs Il boarding house at Lower
Soda, came to this city and applied
to Or. Davis to have q wound in the
leg dressed. He said that he had
been shot in an alteration with
VIM. McKinnon, we'll known in
this city. His story is that he was
passing Mr.. McKinnon's place on
Tuesday morning when the latter
came came out of the house and
hailed him. He was driving a buck
board, and when he stopped Mr..
McKinnon asked him what he bad
threatened to thrash his McKin-
non's) boy for, Atkinson said that
he had not threatened to do so. The
other said that the boy told he had.
Atkinson then said that the boy had
lied; whereupon trouble began. AT
kinson says that McKinnon came
after him with a stick or a club
and struck him with it. He
returned the blows with stout
hazel whip stock. McKinnon then
drew a 38-caibre revolver and fired
at him, the shot taking effect in the
left leg, just above the ankle. He
had remained in the blackboard,
and when the shot was fired, whip
ped his horses and drove away at Il
rapid pace. Atkinson came at once
10 this city for treatment, and says
he will swear cut warrant this
morning for the arrest of Mr.. Nc
Kinnon.-Albany Herld.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-22

LIME AND MARRLE.-Ben Bull
and three other Bulls Of Josephine
county, Penumbra Kelly, II. X.
Hanna, and l.. NJ. keenan, Of Port
land have incorporated Lime and
Marble company TO operate the
auarries at the head Of CLANCY
creek, Josephine county; stock $40,
900.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-22

Baskets Of all kinds, baby and
doll cabs, express wagons, games OF
all descriptions, at low prices.
VIM. Sargent.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-22

For RENT.--Good Office room on
ground floor. Apply at JOURNAL
office.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-22

PACKING UP--Much fruit is be-
ing packed up by Farrar 4 Co. for
the Eastern markets, but the best
can still he bad at their store.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-22

BISHOPS IN COUNCIL. The pro-
vincial Catholic council at Portland
closed Wednesday night. The de
crees passed by the council will be
sent to Rome for ratification by the
pope. Bishop. Lemmens of Van
couver took as his subject ''The
Unity of the Church and the Needs
of the Times" Most Rev. w. H.
Gross, archbishop of Oregon, made
a stirring and eloquent address on
the extent and imperishability OF
the church. He feeingly referred
to his predecessors, the late lamented
Archbishops Blanchet and Seghers,
the latter of whom met such a sad
and untimely end by being MUIR
dered in Alaska, while on mission
tour. He paid glowing tribute to
the assembled prelates. The service
closed with the solemn benediction
of the most holy sacrament. The
altar was .profusely decorated with
flowers and lighted tapers, and the
music was beautiful and impressive.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-22

FROM DRINK.-JOhn X. Murphy
Of PendletOn has been committed to
the asylum for insane. He is a
farmer, addicted to drinking to ex'
cess, knd has had i've or six attacks
Of insanity the past fcur years.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-22

A DELICATE SUBJECT.-Whether
in robust or delicate health, the
meals at Hellenbrand's take the
cake.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-22
GILBERT & PATTERSON,

Dealers in Groceries, Crockery,
Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Brushes, WindowgIass, Etc. Sole
Agents for Epicure Tea and Big
Can Baking Powder.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-22

Portland,
Or, Wednesday, Oct. 81, 1891,
Miss Lillian Worth of Eugene to
A. o. Condit of Salem, Rev. ID.
c. Ghormley of the First Presby-
terian church officiating.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-22

The Best. VIM. Brown 20.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-22

Swiss cream cheese-sroat&GIle's
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-22
MUSIC AND 0RATORY.
Program of Miss Ames' Recital, We'd
nesday Evening Oct. 2S.

The following will be rendered at
University chappl:
PART /.
Piano QuaI tet-Overture, Titus,----M z3rt
Misses Chandler. Hubbard, Bushnell
and Mrs. Bagley
Curse of COuemaugh JOhnslO Town Flood
Kate Miss Ames
PART II.
Vocal Solo Waltz of Love-------M Marchesi
M iss Mabel Adair.
The Brakeman at Church Burdette
The Wind and the Moon-----G. NcDounld
Miss Ames.
Piano Solo-RigOletti de Verdi ,------- Liszt
Miss Anna Krebs.
Awfully Lovely Philosophy----------An
Nashti .-----------------.-- Dorr
Miss Amei.
Quartet Flag Without "a Staln------Whtte
Misses Harris and Sergeant, Me srs. Miller
ard Parvin.
How Ruby Played----------------- Anon
Miss Ames.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-22
woOLEN MILL BURNS.

GLENDALE, Mass, Oct. 22.-Fire
last night destroyed the Glendale
Woolen mills. Loss $500, 1000. Fully
insured.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-22
MISCELLANY.
SMALLPOX.

SMALLPOX.
TRENTON, n. j. Oct. 22.-Small-
poX has made its appearance in the
Italian quarter here and the health
officers fear it will become epidemic.
MONTREAL, Oct. % Five new
cases of smallpox have been report
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-22

Parmesan oheese-sroat 4 GlIe,s.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-22

Sap s,go ebeess-srOs' q eIle'''
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-22
COINAGE OF SILVER.
THE FAMINE IN RUSSIA.

THE FAMINE IN RUSSIA.
81. PETERSBURG, Oct. 22.-The
famine has extended to Siberia.
The governor has complied a report
showing that In the districts Of
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REPORT DENIED.

NEW YORK, Oct. 22-The Her
aid says: "The report that the pres
ident had rendered the war portfolio
to Stephen b. Elkins is empatlcally
denied by that gentleman"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-22
ANOTHER SCHOONER LOST.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Oct. % -
The schooner Albert Woodbury., of
Beverly, that sailed the latter part
of August on a cod fishing trip has
not returned, and it is believed to
have been lost with ten of her men,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-22

Roseburg Rsyiew: The saien
CAPITAL JOURNAL eODgraiulaies
that city on lis solid growth and
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-22
MARRIED.

Auchovy paste-Sroat & Giles.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-22

GLoUsCEsTER, Mass, Oct. 22.-
The schooner Persy, with crew ol
twelve men, and the schooner City
Point, of Portland, with crew OF
fourteen men, sailed on codfishing
voyages about August 25th. Meth
er have been heard from since, and
there is little doubt they have been
lost with all hands.
The sun., 1891-01-22
IN ARIZONA KIL,N0
Manager wnMs sf tAe 0la ouarA Nine eAo
By 9sray watah .nn.

Manager WINS ef The OLD oaarA Nine shot
By . suray Watch .nn.
Among the death notices In TH- euN yestsr-
day was the announcement thA the funeral Of
DR.. George O. Willis would take place st 10
o'clock from Undertaken William Coffman's. Ts
Greenwich avenue This is the story shat lies
back OF the announcement:
About ten years ago DR.. Willis came here
from ENGLAND to practice medicine. He was
the son OF George Willis OF the organ manufac-
turing nrm. Willis d 90. he married Miss
Addison. q sister Of George Z. Addison Of 207
West l2Ath street Eight years ago they went
10 Arizona and two years and . half
ago they went to Tombstone to live. DR..
m hsf q tho s'sH 6d dSnsnEa s,.r %5s
He employed two men TO watch the mine while
work was suspended. Ono. whose name Was
Dan Shanklin, was known a. 3 desperate man.
ana br: Willis paid H. h Sssehmen G out Sfa oi liz
Sssp t6is up, sSt the men continued S % Sase -
The mine and sha%nkltn % became surly. Hs made
On Dec 80 Dr. Willis was sitting in his bug.
81. near ltyery stable. when shenklin sp;
coming close to The buggy, drew bis right
rested the reyolyer on The dashboard OF the
hs bu1ies H e1ss Hsns thronsh M his eroin and h.
back. shankhn :tooa ovsr him and fred four
6ss he ss S E s sSS and
aftsrward: shanklin made an attempt to es-
cape A few yeare ago he would have been
lynehsd eu! there is enough Law there now to
him. hin' oA"" ~Au ''''A''' n'' sn'usn 70 nsnk
The sun., 1891-01-22
DINNER OF THE JEWELLERS.
Dsstos's Present aad Chicago's Future
Col. lnGersoll Sees Thew.

Dsstos's Present aaa Chicago's Futurs -
Col. lnGersoll Sees Thew.
The New York Jewellers Board OF Trade ato
its second annual dinner at Dslmonico's last
night Tho chief jewellers. diamond importers,
and watch jobbers Of the country were there.
The association contains $50 firms and 600 in-
dividuals, representing 500. 900 900 OF capital
and employing $4,000 persona Boston. Phils.
delphis. Baltimore. Pittsburgh, Cincinnati.
Chicago, and St. Louis were represented at the
dinner last night About 200 persons were
present
On the tables were massive candelabra and
sperRnes, the work OF the Fairpoint Manu-.
featuring Company OF New Bedford Roses Of
many hues gave color to the sheen Of the 81.
President oi the association: the Rev Dr. Mo-
Arthur. Col. lneersoll. G. A. Dana. Judge
fahys, and NJ b. Rothschild. ' 'll' ''''-
After short opening address by President
Ecoheld she health Of the PRESIDENT of the
4nited States was drunk standing. and then the
smiths art Judge Brady told some funny
to the press. Some of the speakers poked run
at Boeton and Chicago. Col. lnRersoll de-
Tended those cities. He said:
There Ia no city beneath the shining stars
where there is more gen nuine liberty Of Thought
and expression than IN Boston. I know IL,
to laugh At her. but toll you the Chicago
which In twenty years VIII make her the great
est city under the old dag"
The sun., 1891-01-22
ANOTHER 1RrsH ooxFERENCR
ssns Or sAs LssAs-s Assaa cs.vs~i.g II
DOul0GnA.

esns Or che LseAsrs Asaan cs,vsains n
DeuloGns.
PARn, Jan. 11.-Mr. william O'Brien. scoom-
panied By Mr.. John Dillon. has started for
Boulo4ne-sur-Mer. where they are to meet .
number OF Irish msmbers Of Parliament. in
cludine. It Is believed. Mr.. ParnslL It 10 Ok.
pected that tho Irish leaders will rsmain sev-
sral days at Boulogna
DUBLIN. Jan. T.-Mr william Abraham.
member Of Parliament for West Limerick. and
Mr.. John Grove Of Limerick visited John
DAILY. the dynamitsr. In his prison yesterday.
They say that Daily 10 suffering from . severe
attack Of solaticA and rheumstsm.s DAYS
fnRere are not sensible TO feeling.
The Literary Club OF Waterford By Q vote Of
7s to 81 ha. decided to present an sddrsss Of
Waterford next Sunday.
In spite Of the enorts Of the Government TO
works have proved insunieient 70 meet the
Chief Secretary Balfour seems TO be doing :
great deal Of good at present. but great deal
moro will be required to make any marked i'm
provement in the condition Of the poor.
The sun., 1891-01-22

A meeting Of the associates Of the late
Charles Justin Jones Of the Nmes v As held at
the Tnnes's editorial rooms yesterday. and q
committee was appointed TO take charge Of the
funeral arrangements. consisting OF DIR. E B.
TAbsss. MaiEs Mo5Tis . B Far. ; and Ersdsrist
epinney. Henry Lowenthal. J.. A. nithmar. E,
B. Taber. Chester S. Lord. and Il. H. st. Clair.
The funeral services will DO held at 80 O'Clock
asrss es snSSGS S q 4ny ShHh snS h. Rs Rsv HM
Kemp Of 81. ,Paul's will otficlste A full choral
service will be sung BY ths choir Of the church
The body will be taken TO Cleveland this
evening for intsrment
The sun., 1891-01-22
FIF1EKN MAsKED RoRBERA
Faytieulars - tAs Latest Tpafs-vvrsokiAs
ExplolA

FaStaeuiars - tAs Latest Tsatn-WrookiAg
ExploiA
BHowNsvILE. Tex. Jan 2l.-Additional par
ticulsrs have bsen received Of the train-wreck.
ing and robbery on tho Bio Grande Rail, Dad
on tho 10Th inst. In which the bandits secured
$4,000 In Mexican silver shtpped by merchants
Of this place to New Orleans.
The train left here In the morning with pas
sengers for the steamship MorRsn at Brasos.
When twelve miles from here the train was de-
rallied by obetructions placed upon the track IN
the sand hills, near the rivenbank;
press car taking the silver shipment and rlned
held pp and plugdered pi theIT %onsy and
passengers and trsinmen. and Iorced them
Into Box car locked them In. ana then left.
Tho dorailed coaches caught nre from the
overturned locomotive. ana hut for the timely
appearance Of some connt!ymen living near
the scene the, Imprisoned passepeers and
trsinmen would have persisted IN the flames.
The fireman aud engineer were seriously In
!ured Then fhs % iocomotiys Te1t m over but i0r. H
trail Of the bandlts, but e they are supposed
little probability Of their being captured.
The sun., 1891-01-22

Ne eays che fitch Nave Shown Hnsspaeisy
FOR sefEoe~es~.esa
LONDON Jan. 2i.-Jord Salisbury delivered .
political address at Cambridge to-day. In the
course Of his remarks he ~ that his parlia-
mentary opponents had furnished him mer-
~ Christmas. They executed Transformation
scenes With great versatility. but the impor.
tsnce Of events In which they participated
had been exaggerated. He did not believe
either that the Home Ruls contest was on the
point Of victory or that It was now dead. He
then said:
Many positions must be carried before
Home Rule 10 victorious. Even II the myste-
rious Home Rule bill 10 passed. II will bs our
duty to undo the mischief. My belief in homo
rule owes its existence to two very clever men
Mr.. Gladstone and Mr.. Psrnell While
they support II, I should Givs you
imprudent advice II persuaded you
the battle was over. Many . vigorous
struggle IL still before you. Recent events
have cleared the air and shown us what TO e1-
pect. In the absence OF documentary evidence
It 10 probable that Mr.. Parnslls account OF the
Hawarden interview 10 the most accurate. but
what Mr.. Gladstone thought . year ago 10 no
az 'sssse 20 ssess WI sh.r.
ter IL this university. of which b. l. distin.
since they took ten days to decide that they
TSs Home Rule .shssT:sl II London s ma ma
e. have evolved = Donnybrook iar.
fBs rshsa.. IN Sraesd irish.
mon were quite incsi able Of conc citing an in
tSsD Snmssa e.
matchlsss organization had swept down man
who had been despot Of the whole Irish move
less oresnizStion beneath whose heel. you
you'd place Protsstants By granting Homo
We shall BE- mad. indeed. Il we nsslset She
lesson which the tempest has unveiled. Tho
sntagonss Eith which Jou have been contend.
ing 10 the sinister domination Of Croke and
the disclosure has happened"
d,scantsns @ i IL frelsnd 70 nasurai @ d.seisneiss.
dua TO climate and the aoeencs OF the mineral
resources which enrlohed England. he be:
lieved that the construction Of light. or relief
railways, the peasant proprietary system. and
emigration we're mors. important fer lrslsnd,e
welbeine than experimental LEGISLATION. If
the Unionist eForts succssdsd In dissipatine
i'll dreams and passions aud passing GOOD
measures. the present !Inlonist struekls would
be in the future regarded - the foundation Of
lrelandS prosperity.
The sun., 1891-01-22
OBITUARY.

Jonah Feer. one Of the most eccentric indi-
r. va. ass ssca 81 III
ped psddlsG fsG is IRON Prom s ShssSslrcx % ihroesR shs
8 ss ssoss s1s:
asss s s o% 70 eatss 5
hut IN which he lived with his wife he would
his vile and then lock The close; door 30 that
eSs;ss Ssas Pc q: s'isn ss Ss. ssns
sane q from MI sisSoo & % 70 ssd.Soo a'''' "''' '''
rSSn s b ss SS%s q q pas as y.r s.r % ss
. 3 eoasy a vas snd 1sen nsss' Ss
The little band q heroe. under sompsnd Of
Rs s2ss
70 70 home q
iisssd IN the Tenth kesimsnt. s New York Vol
nntsers, In which command be served With. dis
shs S:a !, Mons sss ses
Fort JsrviS. HS leaves a a widow. ''''A ' -
Miehas! Condor. . wealthy and respected
IS !sss. n va % q rsisna md ssd csSs s
III: SGrnrl x. s 4, Ss W: 0S,
owned small. farm on Bemis Hsiehts which
was q part Of the Saratoga battlefield, and here
Il rIH aed sH'ss sen II Sss
cioesd ne exact locality nor the amount OF the
but s 1sss NJ t.
psarsd for Il He leaves several children.
Lazarus hosSnield 6 q died on Tussday last at
htt home, lS9 Madison avenue. AZ was born
ssn. @ . o nv s& Ysri shsrs S VIII ss & sro,hsr: = @
f% 81 fSuis
q isIcL goods They did eusiRss: in o.da
AFTER the death Of his b-others Lazarus Roeen:
fold closed out the, business Mr.. kosenfeld
He iesves two sons and three dauebters.
has aured freausnss % in mag @ssasnes ines Of % s1i:
SSs .1. tes sGs
fpeHs.I t.sasT ss ent o. "a the Koch lymph
VIE devs,opeaR eesnsa%pion na ion. lot h'm
Abrsm shims5. ss',,s well,knSSw1 Sa nsrchsnt and
he xss born near Peri Jeryis; snd Ess a.: {s
sssa s.sh rhse s
terms ,as,,I e Pfssdsns g. the villase spd hsd
Phoenix Fire, Insurance Company since 1883
died yesterday afternoon. He was born In
East Hartford in 1870, and in early life WAS 10
the steamboat service on the Connecticut and
Hudson River boats under Commodore VAN
derbilt. he organized the PhGnix Insurance
Company In 1854 and was It's first secretary.
First Mate ". A. Brown Of the bark Hattie @.
Dixon. Ehieh arrived yesterday nom Pay
a. His body was embalmed and brought here
&a.s se' .nd Si'- Il. ss oa native OF S''''
Gen. D: Ir1 Ir1 dled At Richmond: W, Jest
Point and participated IN the Mexican war hs
entered the Confed crate army a. Colonel Of an
Alabama rsGime4t. and rose to the rank Of
BnGadier.General
Miss Erminis Duplessis. . cabin. passenger
on the Ward line steamship Yumuk died yes
terday morning Just as the ship was within
sight OF the Highlands She came from Vera
Cruz
L. A. Hsiees. an advance agent we'll known
In Western theatrical circles. died in Bieber.
Cal: aged Sb. He had been travelling for the
Mckinley Company.
Mo Daniels. . famous English m uHieal clown
In his day. u dead at the age Of 60. He was .
brother OF the clever Abe Daniels, the circus
D4rfOrmOE.
The sun., 1891-01-22
NEWS OF THE RAHROADA
Latest Information. OF Interest From An
Quarters.

Latest Information. Of Interest Tron An
0uareers.
At the annual meeting Of tho New York. On.
tario and Western Railway. In this city ysstsr<
day. It was decided 10 rsarranse the capital
stock. At present there Is s5S SO00. 900 Of COM
mon stock and only 100000 OF preferred
stock. Tho Directors will prepare . plan fes
exchanging limited amount Of the commoA
stock for new preferred stock. on terms 70 b
decided by vote Of the stockholders
Here are some figures from tho report OF
President Thomas P. Fowler for tho year end.
ing June 80, 1890: Gross receipts 81. .9ss. .76s Z.
operstns and ,sIe. 81 sss net
ss ioa ~ s"i De q ssea. @ issS
months ending Dec. 81 included the Scranton
81 rcad g the
The place Of J. l.: L Myers These are the other
Joseph Price. samuel Barton Francis r CSi.
bert John GreenouRh. Richard Irwin. William
has.: RaaSoE K 5ss, ebsls. Sss wbs Esc oha'
The New York. New Haven and Hartford
&. .:ss:si Ss
to increase the size OF its yard there There l.
no ruth in the rumor that It expects to leave
the Grand Central station At an early date,
terminus. Its contract with the Central gives
the Now Haven road fte privileges very reason.
ably. and the contract has many years to run.
Nj. L s. Anderson. for the past FIVE yearr
Assistant Treasurer. Assistant Secretary. and
road. has resigned. to take effect Feb. l. Mr..
Anderson will 80 into other business in Bostoa-
A Chicago despatch says Chairman r. O.
Donald Is not meeting with the great suooe0
in his efforts to get outside lines into the pas
citation. The Monon has refused to join tAs
a.soeiation. though i promises 70 oo1perats
with It in earring out tts rules and re9uisuonss
road. Ihe Ohio and Mississippi and the Van.
dslis have Also declined to bscome members.
The sun., 1891-01-22
Co.gr.talati.s 9sv. Mill.

Tho Tammsny Hall General Committee Of
the Seventh Assembly district hold . jubils-
ton last night in their rooms. 4 West Thir-
tsenth street Bernard r. Martin. the Chair
man. told the supporters Of the wigw.m that
1891 vas . lucky. year for them. The,
had Dsmocfs.io Alasrmsn n,s", and Assembly, sM ,S
State lof New York A resolution intro:
duced By City Chamberlsin Grain was adopted
"Con0rstuiating the people OF the State. fire.
spective Of parfy. upon the wise and judictous
selection made BY the LeEislaturs" in elect
Ing Gov; HI to the United states % Senate: =.
send 70 Gov. Hui telegram OF coneratulation
upon his election
The sun., 1891-01-22
A. Exile - E.e.pe us,uss Punishment,

An Exile % EscaDe Upjust Fuaishmenk
P1rTsBu1oH, Jan. 21.-About ton years ago
Carl Schultz was a private in tho German army
He Was then 81 years Of aga fellow soldier
Vas killed In q mysterious manner. and sus-
picion pointed to Schultz. To avoid arrest he
deserted the army and escaped to America
He has spent his time travelling from place to
place. only two or three friends in German
knowing Of his whereabouts. Coming to Pitts
burRh six months ago. he secured employment
es a tanner. Schultz has Just received . letter
from { FRIEND in Germany which enables him
has confessed to the killing OF The murde cred
man. thus releasing Schultz from his volun-
tary exile. The murderer made his confession
under the circumstances. the Government Will
not punish Schultz for desertion from the
army. Hs viii leave for the Fatherland at once
The sun., 1891-01-22
eh0t ~ His 6tepSsther.

Thomas Wsrdell, saloon keeper st 10 John
street, in Harrison, near Newark, was shot At
II o'clock last night BY his stepfather. John
Thompson. The latter had asked for drink.
and It was refused him. Thompson became
disorderiy. and wardell came out from behind
the bar TO eject him A he approached. the
old man drew . revolver and nred three shots
one struck the ceiling. another passed through
Wardslls right lung. and the third tore the
cloth on pool table.
ing out Of the door. Six witnesses were also
arrested. W4fdell's wound Is mortal Thomp-
The sun., 1891-01-22
R.A,y Tr..,eA U.f.rtu..t.s,

sPRINGYIELp. ILL.,. Jan. 2l.-Jossph Psos. .
former inmate OF the insane asylum ct Anna
stitutlon is very bad. He says the inmates ~
boafen. kick ID. choked. and sometimes burnet
with hot irons; that The food and Sloth!pg A.
tisnts are ovsrworfed and subjected 70 af6i-
trary and UNNECESSARY regulsuons.
The matter iS 10 BE- brought TO the attsntioI
OF the Legislature.
The sun., 1891-01-22
CAPT. OAHEI'S LET1Ek.
He Calls Mccarthy . Duany VITA -
Straw startaAg froa Evssy 0saa.

He Calls Mccarthy . Dummy vita SAs
Straw Starting frso Evssy 0sa0.
LONDON. Jan. Silt became known to-day
that on Dee. Q last Capt OBhsa wrote letter
to NJ. Justin Mccarthy dsmandink that be
should apoloetss for hintiAG. during thseeurss
OF Q speech delivered at the Lainstse Hall
meeting. thar . different color would have bsen
given to Mr. Parnell's conduct in connection
with Mrs O'shes II, during the divorce proceed.
inRs, Capt: O'Shea had been cross ss-exsmtned.
Mr. Mccarthy g sad to have replied With SOW
O'shea then. on Jan. Is. addressed . letter 10
Mr.. MCCARTHY denouncinH his replies o. ;. con.
ron must always appear - . leader Of meA. III
constructed dummy that Jou are The straw
possess two qualifications for your present
post-meannees and mendaety."
Oapt Oshea letter has created quite . stir
In Irish arl,amentary circles and . warm re-
ply from Mr.. Mccarthy 10 looked forward to.