Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-28

government afmy. which had move'
op from TIE left Of Conception
This force held The insurgents at ba,
Ioi thirty hours. In the nIeantim'
iae eovefhment forces ~ Santiago
lahcepeion and Coqumbo moved
down. henmed in the insurgents
ana compelled their unconditiona
surrender.
As Fonof Pazano IN an oil.hand
manner described how the war wac
brought 20 close. be naturally be
CAME exhuberons with JOY, aud. a.
he paused for words to express, IN
hls broken English, his ideas, bis
wife. who was enraplured With bis
warIike description, would iillin the
inlerstices. The minister sent q
number Of kilograms yesterday,
spreading wide the glad tidIngs OF
the victory Of the Chillan govern
ment.
c0NFEDERATE VETERANS.
ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. 2S.--There is
Confederate veterans home here,
With real estate attached. valued at
between $4,000 and $4,000, which
Is not without 40 owner, and which
may never have any inmates In
spurl Of sentimental patriotism, led
bv the late Henry Wooden Grady,
occasioned by the failurd Of Major
Stewards scheme in New York,
$4,000 was raised by private sub
scrlption. The home was built, ap
pIicatlons for admission were re
ceived from all parts Of the state, and
all tina remained was for the state
to accept the magnificent property
rendered. The alliance raised the
cry Of ofeconomy, and declared that
the poorhouse was good enough for
people who could not support them
selves. The proposition was attack
ed vigorously during the debate, and
even the epithet Of "buttermilk
soldiers was hurled at the veterans.
The proposed gift was then modified
so as to'impose not even the burden
of maintaining upon the legisla-
tnre. This was voted down yester-
day afternoon by a decisive majority;
and. for the first time in twenty
five years, the Confederate veteran
found that he was an alien in Geor-
gia, representing an alien memory.
The veterans are organizing an in
dignation meeting for tonight,
when, 1t is said, the legislative lead
ers will be hanged in efligy.
TWO OLD SINNERS.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 2s.-Robert
Pilkey, aged GO, and Robert r..
Brown. aged SO, were sentenced TO
five and ten years respectively in
state prislon yesterday. The men
were members of gang of coun
terfeiters, the other two members
Of which have also been sent to
prison. Brown has well-connected
relatives in Ohio, where he was
one time deacon in Baptist
church, and also superintendent Of a
school.
AN IRATE BAPTIST CLERGYMAN.
CAPE MAY, N. j., Aug. 2S.-An
arrest was made here yesterday
which may cause considerable com.
ment in both America aud Europe. |
Senor Manuel Seone, a secretary Of
the Spanish legation, went out driv-
ing In the country in the afternoon,
taking with him Senor Roderigo
another secretary. When
they returned the horse looked as if
IL had been driven hard, and the
owner, Rev. w. III. Burle, pastor of
q Baptist church here, had war
rant issued by the alderman for
3eone's arrest The warrant was
served and the alderman not being
In his office the secretary was taken
before the mayor, who by the advice
Of DIR. Jose Congosta allowed the
Spanish official to go, with the un.
ierstanding that he is to appear be-
lore the alderman today,
THE CHEROKEE STRIP.
ARKANSAS CRY, Aug. 2s.-The
boomers have moved on the strip in
large numbers yesterday and made
several attempts TO start large fires
and destroy the pasturage but the
grass is to green and fire make but
little Roadway. Some Of the cattle
men are becoming alarmed and at
to get their cattle out.
THE LAST RITES.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2s.--Thls morn
ing thirteen unidentified victims of
the Park Place explosion were
buried at the expense of the city.
LYNCH LAW.
GEORGETOWN, KY, Aug. 2s.-
Dudley, the negro murderer of
Frank Hughes, was taken from the
county jail this morning hy mob
and hanged.
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