Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-31
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

sag lOT NleUel, tDu0e vacant by the
death Of Count Won Moltke.
The English admiralty Is making
arrangements on commensurate
scale for an exchange Of civilities
with the French squadron at Ports
mouth.
In the English house Of commons
Mr.. Chaplin's bill, dealing with the
Atlantic cattle trade. has been with
drawn. The shIpowners are strongly
opposed toit.
The Italian government is taking
harsh measures for the suppression
Of anarchism wherever found. Fif-
teen anarchists have been arrested
at Facusa, and a wholesale raid on all
haunts Of anarchists In Rome Is said
to be preparation.
Won MOltke's memoirs seem likely
TO be source Of endless military
polemics. The heirs Of General
Steinmetz already threaten TO pub
Iish q volume Of "reminiscences,
which were suppressed with consid-
able difficulty at the SPECIAL request
Of William I.
Sir Michael Hicks Beach said in
the English commons that no special
measures were at present necessary
to restrain the immigration to Eng
land Of INDECENT foreigners. The
total immigration Of June this year
was 200 less than in June, 1890.
Judge Cullen, Of the supreme
court Of New York, has dissolved
the Brooklyn Sugar Refining com
pany and appointed the Franklin
Trust company receiver.
Judgement for S42, 1893 against the
Pneumatic Dynamite Gun company
was obtained in the superior court Of
New York by Richard Irwin, on
promissory notes.
The Walla WaIls Agricultural
'ociety is making great preparations
or the fall race meeting. The en-
ries close August /. The indications
,oint to large number of fast
lorses and a good Attendance of
,eople.
The socialists organ In Germany
Express themselves as well satisfied
With the evidence given by the
Jassel election Of the growing
trength of the party, and with the
act that all other issues between
ocial democracy and the people
Who claim that they are born to
ule.
ID. B. Fisk, senior member of the
Irm ID. b. Fisk d Co., said 10 be the
argest wholesale millinery firm in
he United States, died In Chicago
Wednesday night. He was born In
PIPER Massachusetts, and was one
f Chicago's wealthiest merchants.
Ie was "a years of age.
Shortstop Westlake has received a
,tter from his brother, who is a
atcher In the Portland, Me-, club,
a the New England league, which
) reported to be practically bankrupt.
IS the Lowell and Lynn clubs have
lready dropped out, and other clubs
will soon follow, Manager Genal-
lin can consider Darby q fixture in
he clubs roster.
IL has been announced here that
he New York Biscuit company has
old or leased its factories at Omaha,
)enver, Cedar Rapids and Des
ioines to the National Cracker
ompany, which is composed Of the
fthe American Biscuit
ompany. The local managers
ave also been ordered to advance
rices to the old standard. II is
Irther stated that in future the
.merican company will control the
'ade west Of Chicago, and the New
ork company east of there, thus
voiding competition.
A former refiner of sugar in Bos-
IN estimates that the American
ngar Refining company is conduct
Ig operations upon such an extern
We scale and with such an economy,
npossible under the old system of
dividual refneries, that the cost Of !
filming of sugar is not above 40 Of
cent per pound.
IL il reported on Wall street that
very bearish statement Is coming
It on the Northern Pacific pre-
rred. The attack will be helped
7 the attitude Of Wizards friends,
no are disturbed by his silver
ews, and therefore, won't do any
ling toward building the stock or
10 5 per cent bonds.
With a crash strip, sixty feet in
myth aud extending twenty-five
et toward Barraque street, of Pine
luh, Ark, most valuable real
tate, was preclpitated into tho
rkansas river Tuesday. The waters
e now almost undermining the
alls Of the hotel Trulock, as has
,en feared for several years past.
arraque street Is prominent bust
,ss thorougfare of the city. 1t
Ireatens To vanish from the earth