Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-28
PLENTY HORSES ACQUITTED.
A Tornado in Oregon and Idaho,
Interview With Baron Hirsch,
Valuable Stock for Japan. The
Charleston at CaIIao, Etc,
THE EsMERELDA coALING.

o. CLOCK JnlS evening the Cnlllau
warship was coaling. She will
probably leave here tomorrow"
THE EsMERALDA GOT COAL.
WASHINGTON, May 28.-Dr. So
teldo, the Venezuelan minister here,
informed the Associated Press that !
dispatches received today from reli-
lb,e sonrces in Mexico state that the
Mexican government ordered the
nsurgent ChiIian cruiser Esmeralda
o leave the harbor of Acapulco. |
rhe commander of the vessel said |
ne was willing to leave, but his ship
had no sails and could not depart
without steam power. The govern
ment then allowed the Esmeralda to
take enough coal to carry the order
into effect. She received $50 tons,
her ordinary consumption being so
tons per day. The Esmeralda sailed
IN the Goth instant, Immediately
.fter receiving her coal allowance.
CHARLESTON AT CALLAo.
WASHINGTON, May 29.-The navy
department last night received the
first news from the Charleston since
she left Acapulco the first of last
week in the continued pursuit of the
Etata. When the vessel failed to
touch Panama within the time ex
pected, the department said 1t was
very probable it had been decided to
keep straight on down the coast, and
that the Charleston would be heard
from at some Peruvian port. This
prediction is fulfilled, for the port at
which the Charleston announced
her arrival is Callao. The where
abouts of the Etata are as far from
being known as before, for Captain
lsemy reported he had seen nothing
of the Etata In the cruise down the
coast. The Charleston Will join the
squadron under Admiral McCann,
in Chilean waters, and it is sur
missed a report will at no very dis
tant date come from thence, an
nouncing the peaceful surrender by
the insurgents of the elusive craft,
which the United States govern
ment will libel and perhaps forfeit
for violation of the neutrality laws.
STEAMER WEST INDIAN.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 2S.-A Vic
toria, B. g., special says: 'Tn view
of the treatment of the steamer
West Indian on her last call at San
Francisco, Captain Scott is now
arming his crew. The steamer
being reserve cruiser is entitled to
full complement of munitions of
war. Captain Scott says he does
not propose to allow the lives of his
passengers to be endangered by a
mob each time he visits San Fran.
CISCO"
The West Indian is the steamer
from which number of union sail
ors here attempted to take non
union crew several days ago. The
police assisted the captain at the
time in restoring order.
PLENTY HORSES ACQUITTED.
Sioux FALLS, May 2s.-Plenty
Horses has been acquitted of the
murder of Lieut.. Casey. The Judge
charging the jury to that effect.
TORNADO IN IDAHO.
PAYETrn, Idaho, May 2s. - A
wind storm prevailed here yester-
day afternoon. The large livery
barn of Williams Il Paine was de-
molished. Ten head of horses and
several men were in the barn at the
time. One of the men was after
ward found unconscious in the
debris badly injured, but ii Is thought
he will recover. Several people
were slightly injured. Damage
about $4,000.
BARON HIRsCH INTERVIEWED.
PARIS, May 2s.-Baron Hirsch In /
m interview regarding his plans for
amelioratlan of the conditions Of the
Hebrews in Russia, said: There
were two ways to do il, the first g
plan, is TO aequaiut the czar with .
he truth regarding the eruelties '
daily in his name. The v
aaron said he was convinced an APP
ZEAL 10 the czar's sentiments of Jus
ice aud humanity, will not be In ,
ain. The other plan Is that some I
rider and method should be estab- G
lshed In expelling Hebrews from
russia. 4
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