Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-22

Il continuous. Both hcets ere sa-
iules on every occasion. The weather
Is threatening, but The scene is all
animation. The Duke Of Cunnaught
in fnll state. visited Admiral Gervais
Oh beard the French flagship, and
saIntes rolled from end 10 eld Of the
line as he arrived aud departed. In
the era Of good feeling which has
arisen The English are quite sensi-
tive about showing French visitors
the trophies accumulated IN the
naval exhibition, the greater portion
Of which are French, aud the sug-
restlon Is made that England return
20 France all the guns and 4 ,gs she
has captured from her, and etfectu.
ally bury the hatchet.
ONLY -FOUR CLUBS.
MfNNEAp0bIs, Mimi, Aug. o.
The fate u the Western Associa-
tlon has al last been settled. Ad
vices Yesterday from Lincoln and
Duluth were to the effect thai
neither club could 20 on. Thi-
leaves just four live clubs out of th'
original eight. These are Omaha
Sioux City, Kansas City asd Den
yer. They will accordingly finisb
out the season on a four club basis
The present percentages will Ice re
tained, aud the season Heightened
fifteen days. Minneapolis drop
out.
DIED or HEART DISEASE.
CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-The coroner
jury, at the inquest over the remains
OF Clark Woodman, the Omaha mil
lIoaire, found dead in bed at th,
Grand Pacific, has brought in a YER
dict OF death from heart disease.
PUaILIsTIc.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. o.
Danny Hawkins, 19-year old ban
tam weight, defeated Walter Cath
cart, 40-year old bantam of London.
in three rounds, at the Pacific clul
last night for purse Of $500. Cath
cart, who claimed to be a veteran 0.
the ring, was no match for his OPP
ponent.
Max Fenner, known az the "Ter
rlble Swede,u was knocked out II
eighteen rounds, by Con. Riordan,
formerly of Australia. in finish
fight for purse Of $1,000. Fenner.
who is a native Of Prussia, is
novice in the ring, having received
his training here In the past eighI
months, but his muscular develop
ment Is abnormal, making him on,
of the most formidable looking mel
in the ring. This was his second
fight to u finish. The fight was ONE
of the hardest ever seen In this city /,
and Riordan's superior generalshlp
alone saved him, Fenner having him
almost khocked out in the third
round. At the beginning Of th,
eighteenth round, Fenner made a
rush wAlch was stopped by!Riordan't
right, followed by his left behind
the ear, which dropped Fenner to
the floor like a log, and he was
counted out.
RAILROAD sMAsH-UP.
Los ANGELES, Cal, Aug. "A
smash-up occurred on the Santa Fe
road ut the First street depot, In
which Goveonor Markham and
other state officials, United STAGES
Senator FELTON,, Congressman
Bowers and others were badly
shacken up and few slightly In
jured. The special car containing
the governor and state officials was
attached to the regular train from
San Diego which was an hour late.
A box car had been left on the track
and the train ran into IL. The
shock was violent one and many
passengers were bruised. The en-
gine crushed the obstructing car In
to splinters.
MooEsHINER ESCAPES.
MOBILE, Ala, Aug. 22.-RobcIt
Shines, indicted for Illicit distilling
was arrested Wednesday by United
States Marshal aud posse twenty
miles FROM Bladen Springs. lie was
taken 10 Bladen Springs last night
his friends came TO his rescue aud a
fight took place in which Sims es-
capped. In the melee DIR. Pugh, OF
the posse and a son of Sims was kill
ed and brother Of Sims was fatally
GRASS FIRE.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. - "A grass
fire ia San Burno Mountains, In
SAN Mateo county yesterday even
Ing swept over twenty-five hundred |
acres destroying miles of fencing
and come out buildings and hay. |
A number Of men engaged Ia fight
Ing the flames were severely burned. |
The estimated loss will exceed 81, 900,
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