Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-04-15

, llOJ De nuTIleus InaJ luuemDlt
probably will be granted to familie
of the men killed at New Orlean
where it is proven that they wer
Italian subjects.
THE COKE REGIONS.
SCorTpALE, April 15.-Eviction
were begun yesterday in a deter
mined manner. The families of tive
men, who took an active part in tht
labor demonstrations, were first
thrown out. The eyiclions wer,
carried on at the Summit and Ade
laide, and the scenes on the road art
likely to be repeated all over the re
gion. Operators assert that the
strikers ranks are breaking at many
points. A crowd of infuriated for
eigners attacked the houses of sew
eral men who had returned to work,
smashing windows and doors. One
woman was badly injured. Thirty
arrests were made. Bankers here
say a steady run has been going on
ever since the strike began. A great
many of the Hungarians are draw
lug out their money. They save near
ly all they earn, and, going home,
some had as much as $500, and say
they will be wealthy in their own
country.
SWINGING AROUND THE CIRCLE.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, April 15.-
The residents turned out en- masse
last evening to do honor TO the pre-
sident.
GREENvILLE, Tenn, April 15.-
The home of Andrew johnson was
especially cordial in welcome to the
president, the particular feature
being the display of flags. The pre-
sldent, addressing the people said:
81 rejoice to see in the hands OF
children here that the banner of our
glory is symbol of our greatness
and promise of our security. am
glad that by common consent of all
our people, without regard to past
dffere noes, we have once and for
ever struck hands upon the prop
osition there shall be one flag and
one constitution" Great cheering
At Morristown the president was
again called to the platform and re- !
sponded briefly. An oldgrizzled We.
teran forced his way through the
crowd and gasped the presidents
hand with theremark, al am one
Of those people who kept you back 4
At Chicamauga, and now the war ie
over am proud to take your
hand"
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn Apr. lR-
When the Presidential train reaehf d
lere this morning fully 5000 9eo' ole
we're assembled at the station, sa-
ute of 10 guns was fired, The sta. |
ion was decorated with MAJ .ional |
olors and evergreens. The PARTY
ook electric ears which wer cover
d with flags and bunting s.nd were
BON landed at the incline at Look.
ut Mountaia,
GRAVE ROBIN a.
WHRELENG, w. Va, April Isl
r. Piper one Of the most promi-
ent physicians in tf.e city aud Tay-
r Foreman superintendent Of the
'unty poor farm, have been arrested
a warrant cha rging them with
ave robbery. Grave robhang has
'en a flourish Ing industry in this
clnity recently and the arrest Of
ese prominent citizens has caused
sensation. h
lE lNrERsrAgE LAW VIOLATED.
CHICAGO, April l5,-It is reported
AT tiagrant violations of the inter
'le commerce law on vtio part OF !
'eral railroads, have come to light
rough Information furnished BY
'eharged employe Of the packing .
m OF Swift 4 Co. The roads sap \
sod TO be implicated are the Bur
gton, st. Paul, Alton, Wabash
d Canadian Pacific. Officials OF 4
'se roads deny that they have c
IA guilty OF amy infaction OF the c
y. II
TRAFFIC. ASSOCIATION. 4
'nlcA0o, April l5.-rhe adv isory 4
IA Of the Western Tnliic A ssoci. p
"a met again this morniug with a
a quorum. Dispatches were :
'ived nom Jay Could and :. II. \
Clark Of 'he Missouri Paelil c say c