Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-04-03

ka, a Russian, for completely in
bomb throwing. Lushka fiercely
resisted, aud called for aid. a fellow
countryman gave the alarm, and in
a few minutes there was a mob Of
foreigners surrounding the place.
Lushka leaped through the Office
window and escaped. Last night a
warrant was placed in the hands Of
Sheriff Mccormick, and with large
posse of men he started for Leisln
ring to make the arrest. Lushka
and his companions were armed,
and fight will certainly follow un-
less the man is surprised.
Inspector General McKibben tele-
graphed from the coke regions last
evening that things were serious and
deputy sheriffs are deserting.
QUIET IN COKE DISTRICT.
MOUNT PLEASANT, Penu., April 3
Quiet reigns throughout the coke
regions this morning. No outbreak
occurred since the fatal raid of yes
terday morning. While the situa
tion is still grave, the presence of the
militia has had a reassuring effect
Two regiments are upon the
ground. So far ten deaths have oc
Cured, several of the wounded are
In critical condition. The funerals
will take place Saturday. Peter
Wise, master workman K. Of H.,
slys: Entire coke country will turn
out and about that time people
must take care. The inquest on the
bodies was resumed this morning
Neither the sheriff nor the Coke
companies were represented. A
doubt is created as to whether the
pistol shots were fred first by the
guards or the strikers.
FROM THE COKE DISTRICT.
MT. PLEASANT, April 3.-Most of
Yesterdays testimony as well as
this mornings is favorable to the
strikers,
LATEST FROM COKE DISTRICT.
MOUNT PLEASANT, Apr. 3.-Fears
are entertained for the safety OF Capt.
Lauer whose men did the shooting
yesterday. Threats against him are
very loud. He is going around with
bodyguard. Trouble is looked for
in Fayette county. 1t is probable
regiment militia will be sent there.
STORM IN NEW YORK.
NEW York, April 3,-The heavy
storm which swept over this section
last night did considerable damage
particularly to East New York.
STORM ALONG THE HUDSON.
PoUaHKEEPsIE, N, Y. April g.
A heavy snow storm in the Hudson
river valley all night, about foot of
snow fell, but only six inches laid
for any length of time.
WIRES DOWN.
New York, April 3. photographic
and electric light wires are crossed
and down, in every direction.
SEVERE STORM IN NEW ENGLAND,
Boston, April 81 The storm
throughout New England has been
very severe. A stiff northeast gale
was blowing all night. There was
heavy rain on the coast and snow
In the interior. There was sixteen
inches of snow throughout Western
New England. An trains are
late. The wind reached sixty miles
an hour. In the harbOr the tide
was the highest fol six months.
Considerable damage was done to
shipping. Many vessels dragged
their anchors and drifted on the
Aats. A few schooners were dis
masted and Others badly damaged
Telegraph aud telephone wires m'
down in every direction, BY the
reports from Chatham, more dam
age was done inland than by an.
gale In the memory of the oldest in
: habitant.
DIED IN ARIZONA,
TUsCoN, April S,-H, II. Jetiors
United States attorney for distric
of Arizona, died this morning.
|. MCCARTHY WINS
h SLIGO, Apostolic result
}. the polling yesterday tor member I
/. Parliament 10 succeed the lal
q Peter Me Donald as representatiN
!. for North Sligo was announced tn
afternoon. The contest resulted
B. the election of Nc Carthyites cal