Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-15


ever since. He further states 'hat
ehe has betisled him 80 the eyes OF
his wife by calling him On
Dn.chman; that at other times she
has .'sccrctly poisoned the mind OF
his wife by saying tha she would
not permit any ether Of her daugh-
tors TO marry Dutchman IKE
him.r These acts, he states, nnally
Grew $50 frequent Nd SO sly" that
I'D wife was induced thereby to
leave him and sue him for a divorce.
A day or two be'orr she left him'
Il Is alleged, he heard his mother
ln-law say to his wife: Leave the
darn Dutchman, leave the darn
Dutchman.u He asks the court 70
give him a judgement aga nst MS
mother-in-lAw for $4,000 damages
on account of the wound to his
feelings and the disturbance oil
mind which he suffered.
ATTEMPTED ASSAooANA AoA's
NEW YORK, O-t. 10. "A special
from Managul, Nicaragua, says
that an attempt Wes made at l
o'clock yesterday morning by u
corporal Of the palace guard named
Carl Perez to assaseinate President
Cacasa. Perez was caught on top oi
the roof over the presidents 81 ep
ing apartment. He had already
made an opening in the roo'' sacasa
was awakened by the noi's mace
bv the assassin. but allowed him
to continue at his work. When
Perez had made the hole, the presi-
dent reproved him severely, ana
then, although he could have shot
him With his revolver, called up tue
body-guard to seize him. Perez
tried TO hide behind wall Partition
Of the building but was detected.
He refused to surrender, but, afler
receiving several belt lsshes, finally
did so. He was held for court, and
will be given a martial trial.
RAILROAD TELEGRAPHERs,
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. l5.-Thurs-
ton. of the Order Of Railroad Telo-
rraphers, left for the East last night
Before leaving he had final inter
view with Superintendent Fillmore,
Of the Southern Pacific railroad, re-
earding recognition of the order by
the company. Mr.. Fillmore told
him that the company would not
recognize the order, and would dis
charge any of its employees belonging
toit.
BANKERS CONVENTION.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. l5.--At to-
days session of the bankers con-
vention, the report of the executive
council was read, 1t declared
against the indorsing of any views
on the national financial matters,
believing the topics to be treated
should be of local character. Bank
Commissioner Geberding read an
address, in which he declared If the
canal were built, farmers would save
s8,OO0,OOO annually in transporta-
tion.
THE END OF A SPREE.
killed his sister.in-law, Mrs. Frank
Burke, and then blew out his own
brains. Mrs, Burke gave the young
man S100 to deposit in the bank a
few days ago, but instead of deposit.
ing the money, he went to Defiance
on a spree. He returned last night
and wound up his debauch as above
stated.
A HOAX.
81. john, n. f., Oct. ia dis
patch TO the Colonlst, from Trehas
sey says. The reaort that the
steamer City OF Rome was lost, was
a hoax, perpetuated by a half-witted
cowboy, of the 81 amer Mondergo,
which was lost at Marine Cove, on
Sept. Sth,
WANT RAUM,
READING, Pa, Oct, l5.--At a
meeting of the national convention
Of the Union Veteran legion toiay,
resolution asking President Harrl-
son TO remove Pension Commits
sioner Raum, was postponed indefi-
nitely,
GENERAL LEE ILL.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. Oct. l5.-The
condition Of General W. II. f. Lee
has taken an unfavorable change,
and he Is now considered critically
i'll.
WE'RE NOT LOST.
SEATTLE, Oct. ia letter re-
ceived nom Alaska dated Sept. 2Srd
states the Russell surveying party