Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-23
FOREIGN.
ITALY AND THE POPE.

ROME Oct. %. An interview with
| eminent cardinals confirms the ac-
/ curacy of the statements cabled a
few DAYS ago regarding the feeling
Al the vatican touching the Demon
Stration Of French pi grms at the
Pantheon. In talk with the Assc-
ciated Press correspondent, one OF
the cardinals, who is close to the
nope, said the Investigations made
prove the disorder of Oct. I'd was
repaired and arranged by the
Italian government against the radi-
cal republican demonstration at
Nice, and against the pope. The
triple alliance was informed of it,
aud approving Of it as reply 10 the
frtrs at Nice aud as direct attack
"a. OF the pope amt the pilgrim. The
corn sl,ondent asked why so large
, r..rt Of the monarchial and liberal
| -. ri favored Uut:ages upon French
iilgrim-, ana The cardinal replied:
rhe government wishes to give to
the void tie impression that Rome
/, oppo I'd 10 the pope, and that
ltaly will lave any reconciliation
sith F.u, ce or any amicIble under
standing between the vatican and
French republic. The demonstra-
ton was the result OF republican
AID democratic policy Of the pope.
| Since the famous toast of Cardinal
Lavigrr;e, said he, aud the demon
| STATIONS al Cfoustadt ,ail our official
\ world, mOnarchial aud liberal and
sectarau, had been living in a state
of trouble. II felt this edifice, so
Z labOriUusiy erected, to be cracking
and threatening ruin. All hopes,
all illusions were vanishing, and
| then came the scandals of Oct. I'd.
Officially Italy, said the cardinal,
desires TO sequestrate him to restrict
his liberty, aud declares by these
demonstration that if the pope does
not Weld, he will be killed or driven
frUm Rome. WHAT will the pope do
eventually, said the correspondent.
H will wait for the public mind TO
be well fixed upon tie origin and
character of liberal manif stations
When this work Of preparation Is
cardinal further said that nothing
yet is decided as to the pore leaving
Rome, but HAT everything ia in
readiness for sleh a step; Al any rate
the reIttinus between Italy and the
pope will he seriously modified.
DIPLOMA OF HOS0g.
BERLIN, Oct. 23-Th- committee
on the ialeruJiiJnaI exhibition Of
arts at Berlin ia 1901, have awarded
the society Of American Wood En-
gravers Of New York city, a diplo,na
Of honor.
GOOD CROPS ENSURED.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct 23.-PIenti-
ful raius are falling in the southern
provinces Of Prussia. completely
changing the prospects for the next
years crops. The work of plowing
and sowing is proceeding with vigor
and peasants no longer dispair Of a
good yield from their fields.
SAD CALAMITY.
PARIS, Oct. 23.- Advices from
Brest anuOunce that "A long boat of
the Auster.itz, the Freuch training
ship manned by twelve boys and
two quartermasters, was capsized at
a dangerous spot, at the entrance of
the harbor. 1t WAS blowing half a
gaze at the time, and though efforts
we're made To rescue the long bnst,
the crew ~ the latter must have
sunk almost Immediately. f,r M.
one has been seen since.
OPPusITIoN To ALASKA.
VICTORIA, b. c., OF. %. The
Canadian Pacific Navigation con =
pany, OF Victoria, have arranged
with the Canadian Pacific Railway
Co, to run a line o. steamers In cou-
neet'on with the railway to Alaska
and B itish c ''umbiA points. They
VIII compete with the North Pacific
Coast company steamers, for the
tourist busin ess.