Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-04-16
Italy NOT Satisfied With Blain's
Letter.
The Faculty Of Stanford University,
More Jews to Be Expelled from
Russia, Latest from Coke Region,
Steamer Sunk, Etc.

1891. There will probably be a
re-ballot between Bismarck and |
Sohmalfield.
THE RESULT A SURPRISE.
The result of the poll at Gees
temunde has been great surprise
to Bismarck's friends, and was re-
ceiyed with considerable satisfaction
10 high quarters, where the hope
has been entertained, and is not yet
given up that Bismarck will not
get into the Reichstag.
ON BLAINE's LETTER.
ROME, April l6,-In political cir
cles some disappointment is express
ed with Blaine's reply to Marquis
Di Rudini's letter. 1t is characterized
as vague and inconclusive and as in
sistlng merely on status quo.
ENGLISH DO Nor LIKE 1T.
LONDON April l6.-Globe and st.
James, Gazette both publish COM
ments upon Blaine's reply to Di Ru-
dinis' both paper agree IN the opinion
that it is not an able state paper.
DI RUDINI SAYS.
ROME April 16,-Marquis Di Ru-
dinis, in the chamber of deputies to-
day was questioned in regard to
, Blaine's answer to the last COM
munication received from Italy's
premier on the subject of the New
/ Orleans lynching. In course Of his
reply he said, "Italy could not tadmit
! the irrespOnsibility of the United
, States in regard to acts Of single
states of the Union," and in conclu-
sion. The Marquis said:" He did not
q fear any political difficulties between
I Italy and the United States but II
, was q matter of regret that so highly
a civilized country as the United
y States should not fulfill its duties to
d justice and morality.
n FACULTY OF STANFORD UNIVERSITY
>. BLooMINGToN, Ind, April 49,
< DR.. Jordan has completed arrange
10 ments for the appointment of th'
10 faculty of the Stanford university
If and has made the following name
10 public: DR.. Andrew White, ex-pres
" ident of Cornell university, to b
At nonresident professor of history; +
4 Stanford Lake, Forest university
l. associate professor of physics; Hol
g. ace B. Gale, Washington university
"a st. Louis, professor Of meehSnica
,e engineering; Prof. Joseph Swain
" Indiana university, associate profes
d sor of mathematics Douglass ii
a Campbell, Indiana university, asso
a clate professor of botany.
IS SWINGING AROUND THE CIRCLE
}. ATLANTA, Ga, April l6.-Amit
/. the tumult caused by the concerted
II blowing of thousands of steam
II whistles, mills, and locomotives
8 the presidential train entered Allan
a Ia. Governor Northern, with large
u delegation of citizens, received the
o party. Replying the president said
= 1t gave him much pleasure to visit
the empire state OF the South. The
party was then driven around the
city.
At o clock the president was
, given II public reception at the cap
, itol. AT the executive mansion at
8 o'clock, the presidential party
saw the social side Of Atlanta life.
Here Mrs. Northern Invited about
100 of Atanta's leading society la
dies to assist her in a.receptiou:to the
ladies of the party.
ATLANTA Ga, April 10. 6.-Presid-
eAtial party left here this morning
for Birmingham, Alabama.
FROM COKE REGIONS.
ScoTTDALE Penna. Aprill6,-An-
: other break In the ranks of the coke
strikers today, The Summit Plaut,
Of Frlck aud Co, which shut down
when rloting began, resumed this
morning with As men. Reports have
, just come In that the men remaining
out will take a secret ballot this after
noon 10 determine whether 10 remain
out or return 10 work. 1t is said the
feeling Is strong against any con-
tlnuanee OF the strike. Reports re-
ceived AZ Labor Headquarters show
the arrival this morning Of two car
loads Of Italians AZ Whitney RRd
Thelsherln is stil