Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-24

noon's official London Gazette con-
tains an order in council prohibit
ing the catching of seals by British
subjects in Behring sea from today
till May LIST. 1872.
TURNED THEIR HEADS.
BERLIN, June 24.-Kate Santley's
Faust up to Date" company are
turning the heads of the gilded
youths of Berlin. Such symphonies
II tights are a rarity in the German
capital and will probably be still
rarer in the future, as the emperor
is understood to have imbibed some
Puritanical views on the subject,
based on secondhand Information,
as he has not honored the show
with his presence. The gay young
soubrettes are in great demand at
wine suppers. The officers of the
naiser's army, especially of the red
hussars, are making hay while the
sun shines, and ere the imperial
cloud has passed its shadow over the
scene, gossip will have its swing |
There is another version of the |
emperor's attitude toward the pretty |
visitors. There is a story that at a |
so-called quiet little supper at Baron
Treivel's, which the kaiser attended !
in company with Prince Gunther,
he was made acquainted with one of
the shapeliest and most vivacious
of the burlesquers and was much
smitten. The story leaked out and
came to the ears of the empress,
who was heart-broken until Will
helm convinced her by his protesta-
tions that there had been nothing
out of the way in the social event.
1t is said to have been as a conse-
quence of this episode, and the need
of redeeming himself in the eyes of
his better half, that the young war
lord expressed publicly his disappro-
baton of the flesbly in the art, a
condemnation which aroused irrev-
erent smiles in quarters where the
aforementioned story had pene,
trated.
PARNELL AND MRS. o'SHEA.
LONDON June 24.-It is currently
reported that a special license to
marry Mrs. O'Shea has been obtained
1y Parnell. But it is said the Irish
eader is experiencing difficulty in
obtaining the services of a clergy
nan who will overlook the fact that
Irs. O'Shea is a divorced woman,
VICTORY FOR PARNELL.
CORK, June 24.-In All action for
ibel brought by Campbell, secretary
o Parnell, against the Cork Herald,
'ne jury today awarded Campbell
i $50 damages.
AMERICAN DEFEATED.
LONDON, June PA swimming
race between Dalton, AN American
and man named Fisher took place
today and resulted in the defeat of
Dalton, the course being between
Dover and Ramsgate.
MCCARTHY WILL RETIRE.
DUBLIN, June, 24.--The retire
ment of Justin Mccarthy from the
leadership Of the Irish party is ex-
pected directly after John Dillon is
released from Jail.
TIN PLATE.
LONDON, June 24.-The Welsh
tin-plate works will shut down
about the end of the week. The
efforts to induce the manufacturers
to reconsider their determination of
stoppage was failure, and the pro-
gramme as origanlly determined
upon will be carried out. The en-
ployes are greatly excited over the
and many Of the expert
hands are preparing to emigrate to
the United States, where they hope
to obtain employment in the tin
plate works to be started or now
The St. James Gazette
insists that England must do some
thing to offset the new Continental
Zollverein of the mother country
and the colonies In accord with the
principles and objects OF the Impe-
rial Federation League. This senti-
ment finds strong echo In the tory
ranks and wOrkingmen's clubs; but
nothing is heard in its favor among
the liberals, with whom free trade
with all the world is still promi-
nent principle,