Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-14


Whallen q Allen has failed.
Mr.. Laboucherc is credited with
the intention Of visiting this conntry
in the autumn.
The farmers alliance Of Mary
land have indorsed Frank Brown,
the democratic nominee for gov
ernor.
The kaiser received Count Won
Waldersee and suite Wednesday on
the imperial yacht. He paced the
deck for half an hour and conversed
with animation.
The Chillian insurgents are jubi-
liant over the arrival Of two trans
ports loaded with arms and ammu-
milton. They are actively prepar
ing for an aggressive campaign.
The New York World in an edi-
torial urges Cleveland to accept the
nomination for governor Of New
York this year as u test Of his ability
TO carry the state in the presidential
year.
The bodies Of Mrs. J. III. Robert
son and her daughter were found in
their room at ST Martinsville, La,
Wednesday with their throats cut.
The object was evidently robbery.
Mary Heinrich, young servant
girl, was found unconscious in
boat on Redland lake. n, Y, We'd
Resday, and bearing all indications
of having been outraged.
Timothy Hopkins, who arrived
from Yokohama on the steamer
Oceanic, Tuesday night, says that
he has not yet decided whether he
will contest the will ofMrs Hopkins
Searles.
The eviciions of iutruders from
the Chickusaw nation, which were
suspended temporarily, are to he re-
sumed, orders having been issued
that the intruders must be out by
August Is.
Miss Florence l.. SOule, a recent
graduate of Wellesley college, has
received the appointment of teacher
of Greek in the ligh school and
of music in the school of
Mankato, MINI.
Arthur Brand, the liberal, who
was recently elected to parliament
from Wisbech, was materially as
sisted in his campaign by his wife
She is an accomplished musician,
and captivated the voters at political
meetings by singing songs during
the intermission between speeches
J. NJ. Davidson & Co., st. Louis
grain merchants, were caught short
in bulk wheat Wednesday, and
have called a halt in their opera
tions. The failure is not a bad one.
A settlement will be made on the
basis of 100 cents on tue dollar.
The election to ill the place of the
Sir Charles Forster QiberaD, mem
ber Of the English parliament, was
held "Wednesday at Walsill. Tie
liberal candidate, Ilalden Gladoman,
received 1890 votes, and James, CON
436l votes,
Francois and Rosalie Schneider,
living in the suburbs of Vienna,
have been accused of decoying SER
wants to their house by advertise
ments and numbering them. Seven
bodies were found buried beneath
the house.
Wolf Falk, the theatrical agent,
arrested on complaint of Hermann,
The magician, who charged him
with stealing $50, 900 from him while
treasurer of the Bush street theater,
San Francisco, has been discharg, d |
rom custody by Governor Hill, of
New York.
Friday Marie Bebees, of Denver,
'ent to prominent jewelry store
lsklng that a diamond necklace and
ing be sent her for inspection.
iems to the value of $500 were sent
,y an employe. The woman in
'ited him into the front parlor and
o drink wine. He drank, placing
he diamonds on the plano. He
hen reeled aud fell to the floor.
rhe wine had been drugged. When
he recovered the woman and dia-
nonds were gone. She was traced
o Omaha, which place she left
ionday night for Chicago.
The most desperate gang of crimi-
Ials In Detroit was arrested yester-
lay charged with the abduction
lst March Of Josepeh Perrien, one
{ the wealthiest millers OF the
Northwest, and highly respected
ilizen of Detroit. The gang in
ludes Johnny Considine, Billy Con
idine, Thomas Kennedy, Frank
James Mcdowell and Ed
yard Kent. They have long been
he terror of Detroit, aud the Con.
dimes, at least, have criminal rec
rds In Cleveland, O., Marquette,
lich., and other places beside their
cath. Perrien, II will be remem
cred, was released by the gang
fter twenty.fouc hours captivity.
The testimony Ia the Baird ease
'as completed Wednesday night,
ud the arguments Of the Uounse
I'M La heard (hilpptor Rrnhshuu |