Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-21


rssl, with ihe people,
1mk. Peru, Aug. 2l.-A message
dated Ansofagasta, August sth'
states that The Junta's transports
and unrhips, Including the huascar'
Aba,o. Esmeralda, Ainazones.
pletls. Almiranto, Cochrane and
Moellanes. were to have lefl Csldera
On or about August IS, with io,W"
well armed men. Their object Is to
either effect a landing at San Auto
rio and march by land upon the
ssnthern strongholds Of Balmaceda
or else to eneree the foris Of Valpa.
raiso. Whatever course is taken 10y
IA Juuta's fleet a fierce fight is ex'
nected within in few days. Toe
government forces IN and around
santiago Dunlber 10000. Great in
tereet i manifested by the insur
cents in the movements Of Balma
ceda's two new warships, the Pinto
and Errawiz. II il rumored that
attempts will be made to preven'
their reaching ChiIlan waters.
TIRED or LIFE
BELvIDEBE, n. j., Aug. 2l.-Miss
Margaret Vaughn, an aged maiden,
took her own life yesterday by bang
ing herself. She was a resident o.
the village Of Marksboro, where she
had spent nearly the whole of bel
life. She was in her Ut'
wear There is no reason TO ascrib'
for her action, but il is thought bel
mind had become unbalanced b'
her retired and almost solitary life
nearly all her family having died
years ago.
TROUBLE IN THE FAMILY.
SPRINGFIELD, o., Aug. 2l.-The
most sensational phase Of the Miles
case yet produced was enacted III
front Of the doctors Office on Mar
ket street yesterday, and attracted
vast crowd. Mrs Niles and the
doctor spent a large portion OF thu
forenoon in e. S. Wailace's Office
where she begged for little Louis
who was with his father. DIR. Nile
declined to give over the child, bu
reiterated his offer to put II wber'
she could see IL as often as she liked
They then went TO DIR. Niles Office
where another long consultation
was held. Mrs. Niles calmly lef
the office first, and later DR.. Nile
and the child came downstairs :
30 to dinner. Mrs. Niles, who wa
partly concealed, stopped as II I
kiss the child, but instead seized
and started away. DIR. Nile
grabbed the other hand, and a
angry struggle ensued. Mrs. Nile
was roughly handled. The fath'
took the child upstairs, and while
crowd gathered the woman sat o
the steps and cried piteously. Tber
were angry threats along the stree
against DIR. Niles. Later the tw
had an inpassioned alteration 4
the nall, Mrs. Niles begging tn
doctor to kill her. He finally drov
away with the child to dinner, leay
ing the woman sobbing In TN
building.
NON AFFILIATING.
WANTEAsTER, Penn, Aug. 2l.-
The state federation Of labor In III
meeting here decided not to recoI
nize the socialists, labor party
Farmers Alliance, and declare
themselves opposed to afiiliatin
with any political party as bod.
FARMERS ALLIANCE.
DALLAS, Aug. 2l.-A split b
tween the factions Of the Farmers
Alliance on the snb-treasury schem
is growing wilder. The antis hav
been excluded from the conventie
now IN session.
DENIES THE REPORT.
BENNINaToN, VT. Aug. 2l. Ger
eral Alger denies the authenticity
the report printed ln the New Yor
morning papers that Blaine tol
him he would enter the field as
presidential candidate.
JUDGE ARRESTED FOR SMUGGLING
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Aug. 2l.-
Judge Roy Moan Lugley has bee
arrested for smuggling from Mexic'
II IL alleged he has been concerne
In the running OF horses from Mex
90 into the United States. He
one OF the most celebrated chara
tiers ON the frontier, and has bee
justice Of the peace for many year
He stoutly protests his innocenc
IL. g. Mulllgan aud John Lev
ton were killed, and j. Il. Hlcke
fatally injured, Tuesday night at
Utica, N. ", railroad crossing, the
carriage having been run into by
train.
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