Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-30

whatever, and only faint hope
remained with him that there might
be some call loans belonging to the
firm upon which he might be able
to realize something 10 defray neces-
sary expenses.
HATCH CONFIDENT.
PITTsBURa. Pa, Nov. 30. Rep
resentative Hatch, Of Missouri, can
didate for speaker Of the next house,
here expressed confidence IN his
election, but said IL would require
several ballots.
a STRANGE CASE.
SEATTLE, Nov. 3d. An unknown
man was run over on the narrow
gauge road the Columbian and
Puget Sound, south of Seattle Sat
urdAy morning. under circumstance
that indicate that he had been nur-
dered and left on the track. When
the train rounded the curve the man
was seen PROSTATE on the track, and
before the engine could be reversed
the train had run over him. AT the
spot where he was first seen pool
of blood was found, and this together
with the fact that the mans throat
was cut, evidently by a sharp instru-
ment, caused the jury to return
verdict that the unknown man was
murdered.
DIED FROM SMOKING CIGARETTES.
POMONA, Cal, Nov. 30.-A case
of death from excessive cigarette
smoking has occurred in Pomona
valley. George p. Livington, only
son Elan E. Livingston, formerly |
a senator in Oregon and once an
assemblyman from Yuha county,
died at his home In Puente Satur-
day morning, after an illness of one
week. He was IA years of age, and
had smoked cigarettes since he was
IL years old.
FRIGHTFUL EXPLOSION.
MANCHESTER. Eng, Nov. 30.-A
mysterious explosion occurred on
the market at Blackburn place thir-
tv miles from here this morning b,
which three buildings are com.
pletely demolished. It's feared at
least twenty persons are killed. III,
number injured is not known but
will be large.
GOLDEN JUBILEE.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 30,--Just fifty
years ago Peter Richard Kendrick
was consecrated a bishop Of the
Roman Catholic church. Today
his golden jubilee was celebrated
with great pomp. Only once before
has golden jubilee of bishop BEEN
celebrated, that of John McHale,
archbishop of Tuam, Ireland, eleyt n
years ago. 1t is an event so rare
that the whole world is interested
in it, and in this case notisimply be-
cause such celebrations are infre-
quent but because Archbishop
X 9ndrick has filled these fifty years
with usefulness and good work.
JACK DEMPSEY.
New YORK, Nov. 3d. Reported
that the condition of Jack Dempsey,
the nonpareil, is more serious than
his friends admit. 1t is stated he is
suffering from incipient consump-
ton.
MAJOR DOWNING SHOT.
WILCOX, Ariz, Nov. 30.-A dis
patch from Fort Bowie was received
last night, stating that Major VIM.
l.. Downing, who lives thirty miles
south of here, was shot from ambush
by Apache Indians, while he was rid
Ing by. His wound is not consid- .
cred fatal. I
SETTLERS FEAR A RAID.
Lieut.. Irwin and a company of
soldiers from Fort Bowie will pur- {
sue the redskins. The settlers are
lrming themselves as they fear q
aid from the Indians, whose strong '
lols In the Chiricuha mountains is t
impenetrable. The hos !
ilities, at last reports, were moving b
outh. a
OUT OF COURT.
SAN JOSE, Cal, Nov. 30.-Judge u
Reynolds today non suited the case .
# Rea VS.. Wood, for 100000 dam y
ges for slander. =
ORIENTAL BARBARITIES. a,
CoNsrANTINoPLE, Nov.e 30.-Ad- b
ices from Teheran state that a
tate that many of the captured n,
ebels In the recent insurrection, are n,
eing .treated with great severity. m
n number of instances they have v,
cen subjected to the barbarous pun N
Ihment of burial alive in brick of
illars on the roadside, and Eu- Cl
)pean travellers are shocked by I'm
caring the groans of the wretched NO
ictims issuing from these living sp