Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-06

;, clouds. This will be the designs o
halls and quarters. Dimes on the OF
verse side'instead of the stars, will
y have Omitted States Of America. ,
'In q vi we Trust" will be omitted
from the dime. The reverse of tn,
dime will be the same as the presen
time in use. The reverse of tn,
half and quarter is a return to tn,
design of almost the first coinage o.
the country.
/. DOUBLE LYNCHING.
BAsTROP, La, Nov. 6.-W. S,
. FELTON, and K. F. Smith were taken
fiOm the Parish Jail here by a moi
nd hanged. Smith and FELTON,
we're suspected of the murder of the
+ J. a. Drycus at Merrouge near
here October 10Th, but no arrests
we're made at the time. A few days
afterwards Smith went to Arkansas,
where he remained until last Satur-
lay, when he returned. Then he
md FELTON, made threats against
ieveral citizens of Merrouge, and for
this Smith was arrested ON Monday.
FELTON, then became more violent,
and both here and at Merrogue he
threatened incendiarism aud per-
sonal violence if Smith was not i'm
mediately liberated. AS result
FELTON, also was Jailed. BY this time
public feeling against the two men
became intense, and il eliminated d
in the double lynching.
RAILROAD TRAIN ROBBED.
OMAHA, Nov. 6.-The Missouri |
Pacific train which left Omaha
Wednesday night was held up by |
tour masked men at a West Side |
suburb, at II O'clock. They COW
cred the engineer and fireman with
their revolyers. BY threatening to
blow open the floor of the mail car
with dynamite, the clerk was in
duced to admit the robbers, who
plundered the car. TIE fficers re-
fuse to give any information as to
the amount Of money taken, but it is
said large sums for Kansas City aud
st. Louis were secured. 1t is esti.
mated the robbers secured $4,000 In
money taken from a safe in the
Pacific express car.
FROM NEBRASKA. {
OMAHA, Nov. 6.-Official returns d
ire received from thirty-nine of the Y
ninety counties in the stale, show n
ng total vote OBS, 1923 for Post and b
IS, OF for Edgerton. Partial returns n
received from the other counties of b
he state furnish a basis for Il care
'ul estimate of the result. This
shows Judge Posts election over +
Edgerton by majority of over =,
1000. :
CAUGHT IN TINE. "a
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. G.-An inn c.
))rtant arrest was made here yester- n
lay, which will prevent the issuance Il
# large number of bogus bonds of d
he republic of Honduras. Jesus a
Astegao, who is said to be an expert t
from Honduras, ap- p
'lied several days ago to two engrav- g
ng firms of this city to print for
lin a large number of Honduras
onds, presenting evidence that he
'as duly authorized by the republic
D have the bonds printed. He also cs
pplied to one of the engravers for a r.
.eel stamp, fac-simile of the sigma.
Ire of the president of Honduras.
he matter coming to the know
ID sc of Lamar Quintaro, the Costa
'ica consul, an investigation was ie
ct on foot by him, and the charac-
er of Astegao was exposed. AS a bl
esult Consul Quintaro applied to
he United States commissioner for W
search warrant. A visit was paid 81
y the consul aud deputy marshal
Astegao's quarters, where mum.
er of eliminating papers and of
hantity of forged bonds were dis a
overed. Astegao's arrest follow ed, In
nd he was arraigned before the -
and sent to Jail in de- ha
lult of bail. cC
A BAD MAN. W
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6.-H. T.. IT.
Bales, as agent for the state Of Ore -
on, arrested John Davidson, a ma ou
hinist at Vallejo yesterday. The
risoner Is to be taken to Oregon. =
DAWSON cashed at Ladd 4 Tilton's l
ank, in Portland, check on the a
eattle Bank for Sl75, and Ladd 4 y
1lton's bank afterward discovered
davidson had no funds In Seattle.
'oming tn san Francisco, Davidson j
nlisted in the navy, aud was as q
Igned to the cruiser Charleston,
rom which ship he deserted In San.
)iego.
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