Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-27


that regulates the inheritance
property by the issue Of Mrs. Pelto
and Henry A. Tilden, sister an
brother of Governor Tilden c1mc
for equal shares Of the SS,OOO.00
Mrs. VIM. b Hazard Il the Onl
heir on the Pelton side. aud thus
entitled to S4,OO0,OOO. The 9th,
$4,000, 900 is subject to claims of th
six children of Henry A. III den
A DANGEROUS COUNTERFEIT
INDIANAPoLIs, Ind, Oct. ~
Another issue of the famous counle
felt 81 certificate which puzzled eN
perts a few months ago has appeal
ed. 1t is evidently made from th
same plates as the first issue, th
difference between the two being ]
paper on which the bills are printed
I'm the first issue Of the spurious eel
ti6cates the paper lacked the sill
thread which characlerizes th
genuine bill, and that was Ia
principal way in which The gooC
and bad could be distinguished
Now that difference Is eliminated
and the ordinary handler of 81 bills
is just about helpless. There are, o
course, differences which an expert
eau see. Four hairs in the mustacht
are black in the counterfeit, the 'i'i
and "tp in UNITED" in the words
Treasurer of the United States,
under the name of James w. Hyatt,
are not exactly in line with the
other letters, but drop little below
The geOmetrical lathe work, the
parallel ruling, the lettering and
numbering are well executed and
cannot be distinguished from the
genuine, and the large red seal SO
resembles the seal on thu
genuine bill that it defies detection.
detectives pronounce
Ii the most deceptive counterfeit
ever issued.
A STAGE RoBBER CDNF FEsSES.
REDDING, Cal, Oct. 27.-As pre-
licted, the boy arrested for robbine
he Redding and Weaverville stage
asst Monday night made a full con-
ession yesterday to Detective
Thacker and Under Sheriff Ross.
lie then took them to where Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S box and where th.
run were thrown into the river
The box was found about a mile
rom the scene of the robbery with
III the waybills and letters untouch
ID. The man arrested at the same
ime for the same offense still main.
aims his innocense.
DIRECT WINS THREE sRAIGHTl
HEATS.
COLUMBIA, Tenn, Oct. 27.-The
match race between Direct and Hal
Pointer attracted an immense crowd
o Columbia. The heats were three |
u number, and in each the result |
Tas a victory for Direct. Geers |
rged Pointer 10 his utmost, and |
nee to such an extent that he went |
nder the wire off his feet. The
Ieats were almost identical. The
Iorses woull travel together at
errific pace to the stretch, when
'tarr would let the whip fall and |
Tith a mighty burst California
Tould go under the winner. Time,
:O9, 2:0s, 2:0S3. The track is kite
haped and down hill all the way.
ASLEEP FOR MONTHS.
LANSING, Mich,, Oct. 27.-Miss
lay White, the young school teach
:, Is still sleeping. She has been
umbering almost constantly for
3 days. She is now lying at the
ouse of DIR. Brown, of StockbrIdge,
'yeral miles south of here. who had
large of the strange case since its
Icepton, aud had the patient re-
loved te his house that he might
We her closer attention. Miss
'hite, until stricken, was bright
Dung woman, and had taught
hool in the neighberhood of her
ome. While attending business
hool in jackson, in July of last
ear, she was attacked with nephri-
5. An abcess formed in her side,
nd after intense suffering she was
'lieyed of it. Some time after
ards she was attacked with epile-
~ and suffered terribly from con-
llsions, having AS many as fifty in
single hour. These continued un-
June last, when the young wom-
a suddenly dropped into slumber
deep that for days no Que was
Die to arouse her, Her weight has
eadily decreased, until at present
Ie weighs but fifty pounds, having
'st over seventy pounds since the
of her sleep. DIR. Brown
the only person who is able to
'use her, aud the operation re-
nires from twenty minutes 10 one
our. She is fed three times a day
iIh light nourishment. She re-
'ains awake for about half an hour.
nung which she cOnverses intelli-
emily aud takes an interest in read
" newspapers. At the end of half
n hour she relapsos into an uneon
'ious state, in which she remains
ntil her physician again wakes her.
r. Brown thinks that the girl is
ow gradually gaining vitality. and