Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-03

p PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3-Th,
n weather throughput the state !
bright and cool. and thus every in
, ducement for biz off yelr vote
/ The city treasuryship q sht j. bring
/ ing out large vote in this city.
DEs MoISEs, Nov. 3.-Tne inter
est taken in the election here l. iii
: tense. The weather Is raw All
! cloudy, slight rain Is reported in tn
southwe tern part Of the stat, bui
: it viii not materially aff-ct tn,
: vote.
'I New YORK, Nov. S.-At u .1u
the opinion was that the nun hsr oi
votes up to that b Iur was eousidera-
bly, less than in previous cit ctiOus-
CANroS, o., Nov. 3.-ETjy this
afternoon Major Mckinley vnia /
the straight ticket. He was heartily
cheered by those assembled at the
polls.
Boston, Nov. 3.-At 2O0 p. NJ.
reports from all parts of the state
show a very full vote is being pnled
and both Democrats AMI RepID.i-
cans appear confident OF victory.
SYRACUSE, Nov. Sat nopn up
wards OF three fifths Of the ciiy's
vote has been polled on party liueS
for state ticket.
| ALBANY. Nov. Sin each Dis
irict over half the registered vote
hzs been DolIed at II o'clock.
PTrsBUBG, Pa, Nov. 3.-Over
half Of the registered vote hrs been
/ po.le,i before noon.
/ BUFFALO, Nov. "a very heavy
vote being polled 10 this city and
Republicans are confident Of carry
ing Buffalo aud Erie county vote
On the city ticket it will probably
be clcJe. Sheehan is running con-
sidersbly behind Flower in most Of
the wards.
Boston, Nov. Sat Lawrence il (
is estimated that Russell will have
1000 majority. At Fall River the
expect that Allen will
receive q much larger vote than
Bracket did. At the polling plao =
1t is conceded that the Russell vote
will be larger than las, ycar, and the
is varioUsly estimated ut
from $50 to 1900. II
ST. PAUL, Nov. 8. In North
Dakota both Republicans and Inde-
pendents claim TO he getting most of
the votes for congressman. Votes
seem most favorable to the former.
ABERDEEN, S. D., Nov. 3.-The
was quiet under the Aus
tralian syst M. Jolly, the r pub
lican candidate for coDgr~ s,receiyed {
a good vote. Woods, Democratic, is
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Nov. 3.-Re,
puhli" ms still cling with confidence
10 their claim of an over whelming
in Hamilton.
AN ITALIAN FIENp.
HAZLETON, Pa., Nov. S.-Lizzie I
Dom, aged II years, was attacked y
" an Italian at Turlock Sunday
light, as she was leaving "A church y
N Green street, in the most popular O
art of the city. The Italian sprang r
rom bahind tree ss she was pass $
ng, and seiz ng her by the throat, q
hoved her violently against a fence. q
The pi-l fought the william bravely, |
'ut his finn clutch at her throat I
her at first rom making
my outcry. BY "a desperate effort, I
loweyer, she wrenched the Italians I
land away and screamed loudly for I
help. Her cries of "Murder?"
'aused commOtion among the con-
who were just coming
rom the church. p. f. Boyle, ,presi-
lent OF the council, who witnessed
.he assault, aud number of Others
IAN to the girls rescue. When the !,
lend saw them approaching, he let
90 OF his victim aud ran down the
street, A number Of the congre.,a-
lion followed. He lodged through
several streets, closely followed by
sis pursuers, aud finally managed
10 make his escape. The girl was
badly frightened, aud part of her
clothing was torn, but she sustained
no serious injury from the assault.
She believes she could recognize her
assai.ant again, aud the police arr
already looking for him. His motive
no doubt. was robbery, as the girl
wore some jewelry whose glitter
probably attracted his attention aud
invited the attack. Considering the
locality and time of the attempted
ROBBERY, the assault was one OF the
boldest ever made in the city.
JEFF DAVIS MONUMENT.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. a-Mrs.
Jefferson Davis aud her daughter,
Miss Winnie, arrived here on a late
Irain sunday night from New York
aud we're driven 10 the residence of
General Joseph r. Anderson, whose
guests they viii be while here. Tue
lllect IT Mu. Davis visit Is tO con
Ter with the oiiic n of the Jefferson
Davis Monuncat association, with
regervuoc 10 the design aud Tor a
&C nion ~ tie monument To be
.t..i,.d over ths. remains of bar hua.