Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-30


confiscated, and everybody is Iorbid-
den 70 assist them in any way.
The American consul has been
instructed by his government to in
form Mataafa that the govern
ment was annoyed at the lattcr's
attitude, and that he should at onc'
break up the party at Malie. Ibei'
are only about 300 in the party, bu'
II Is stated that fully half tie popu-
Iation are against the Malleto
government, chiefly b cause Of III
inaciion.
THE CORK RIOTS.
CORK, Oct. 30.-The hospitals oi
this city have been busy since earl!
morning attending the injuries oi
persons hurt in last nights TioIiug.
There are now 81 patients in th'
hospitals suffering from wounds re-
ceived during the lighting. Thi'
number is In addition to a muc.
larger number Of persons who ar
being treated at their own homes.
SHOULD HAVE PROTECTION.
San ANTONIO, Oct. 30.-A lettei
from one of the federal officials
Rio Grande City, Texas, says: tha'
evidence continues to accumulait
that the men executed by Garcia ar
not guilty Of the offense for whic
they died and that some Of them are
entitled to protection Of the stars aud
strips by reason having formally
declared their intentions Of becOm.
ing American citizens. Reports are
received Of other like executions
which are concealed by Mexiran
military.
MEXICAN VILLAGE BURNED.
GUAYMAs, Mex, Oct. 3l-InfUr- |
nation has reached this city Of the
burning Of the Mexican village,
Santa Rosa and the massacre OF
several Of its inhabitants by IT,
dians.
MALT HOUSE BURNED.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 30. "A four
story building, occupied as war
house, was burned this morning. A
large quantity of malt burned, to
gether with a stock Of crockery.
Loss estimated at slC 1000.
TURP CONGRESS.
CIScINNATI, Oct. 30.-Notices are
now being sent, that the next m ct
ing Of the American Turf congress
will be held in Chicago, on Nov.
llth.
PRAIRIE FIRES.
BISMARCK, Oak, Oct. 30.-Two
large prairie fires are raging north
and west Of this city.
THOUGH GUILIY Is NOT PUNISHED.
PORTLAND, Oct. 3O.-The grand
jury Yesterday brought in mot a
true bill' against Kellogg s. Doane,
the young man who was arrested or
the charge of forging the name o
II. ]. EckersOn & Go. to two checks
for S2CO each on the Commercial
bank on October 18th and l7th. |
Attached TO each Of the indictments
are the forged checks, and pinned on
one Of them is receipt signed by
X l.. Durham, cashier Of the bank,
for $4CJ on account Of money receiv-
ed by Doane from the bank, seem
ing indicating that, the forged |
checks lhave been made good, tn,
bank abandons the prosecution.
District Attorney stephens was
seen, and was asked why, in soplain
a case and one where the evidence
was so indisputable that crime had
been committed, the grand jury had
failed to find true bill. He said:
swell, have u great deal Of dilii-
Guilty with this case. The Rev. Ar
thur J. Brown and w. b; Gilbert
came 10 me several times, aud have
interested themselves la the case.
Mr.. Brown, who had been pastor Of
the church back east To which
DOane's father belonged, appealed
TO me, as IL was his first ofiense, to
be lenient. The bank had been paid
the money and did not want 10 pros
ecute. | talked with ID. l.. Tnomp
son several times, and lac felt the
same way, aud, realizing the difii-
Guilty, II not the impossibil.ty, of
securing conviction before a petit
Jury, / concluded not to press the
case, although told them all that
was opposed to any such way OF
dropping the matter"
ENGLISH VIEWS.
LONDON, Oct. 30. The evening
newspapers devote considerable
space 70 the strained relations be-
tween the United Slaies aud Chill.
They assert that the attitude OF the
United States government is due 10
the approaching elections. The Pail
Mall Gazette remarks that whether
President Harrison's rising indlgna-
tlon or BlAine's electloneerlng calcu-
lalions viii result In war Is doubtful.
PAvED.-If you want 10 see n
good Job Of IL just step into Farrar a
Co.'s store, which Is literally paved
with seasonable goods
The Coming Lilac.
The Chicago. Union Pacific a
Northwestern Iine Oiiers the best