Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-13

In the saloon teiOW Two huuuieu
men were gathered, and speeches
were being made scarcely less incen-
diary than those above. Suddenly,
at a signal given by the detective
in the meeting, the police made
raid. Fifty men in plain clothes
guarded the building and allowed
no one to leave. Inspector Lewis
and Captain MahODey, at the head
Of a hundred uniformed officers,
marched to the front door, taking
the meeting BY surprise Throw
up your hands = shouted InsPector
Lewis. AT the command 40 hands
went iuto The sir. sud the officers
commenced a search for weapons
Those found to posszss revOlvers or
other arms were placed under arrest,
while the Others were hustled into
into the street and told to leave the
vicinity at once.
In the meantime q squad OF police
under Lieut.. Wheeler started TO as
eend the stairs. They met resistauc'-
from Grief aud from an unknown
man, who drew from his pocket a
revolver, declaring be would sbo"
the first officer that put his foot on
the stairs. These were quickly
overpowered, and twenty-five police
rushed up and broke into the secret
meeting. A number Of men arrested
where 254, a large amount of inham
matory literature captured, and a
number of red flags torn from the
walls and destroyed.
ANARCHISTS ARRAIGNED.
CHICAGO, Ills, Nov. l3.-Ihe
seventeen alleged anarchists were
arrested at last nights meeting were
arraigned in the justice court this
morning. Complaints were made
against them some for resisting the
officers, Others for carrying concealed
weapons and for disorderly conduct.
KILLED A BOOK AGENT.
LINCOLN, Neb. Nov. 13.-Farmer
Barrett, living five miles south of
this town, is in Jail at his own
request. He killed a book agent
uSmed Hayes Tuesday. Hayes
tried to make him pay for book
his brother-in-law bought, and at
tackled Barrett with cane. Barrett
wrested the stick from the agent
aud by blow fractured his skull.
JOHN BULLS WAY.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE royal
commission of Great Britain, ap.
pointed to take charge of all Eng
Iish exhibits at the worlds fair, has
lust issued a circular that caused
much unfavorable comment among
exposition officials today. The com-
mission sent notices to English
exhibitors, informing them that
they must be prepared to pay from
go cents to 81 per square foot for all
space occupied in the worlds fair
buildings. This payment the circu-
lar sets forth, should be made to Sir
Henry Trueman Wood.
When the English commissioners
were in Chicago a few weeks age
Director General Davis gave them
$50, 900 square feet of space in the
buildings, free of fcharge, and promised
than, more IL thew nasds~SV's'I~%I
feet in the park for their officia
headquarters.
THEY GOT $1,000.
MILwAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 49,
The most experienced detectives il
the employ of the Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul railway, assisted
by the sheriff Of Racine county anC
IA large posse, up to late hour last
night had been unable t1 track the
robbers who stole about $4,000 from
, the American express car, neal
Western Union Junction. Fire,
man Averill aud Conductor Tucker
are positive there were only two
men who did the job, and not six oil
more, as originally stated. Two
combination safes were found intact
which had been left behind by the
robbers. They were evidently
frightened away before they had q
chance to blow the safes open. The
safes contained a large amount oi
treasure.
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.
WALLA WALLA, Nov. l3.-Word
has been received here that a young
man, Nels Crow, was accidentally
killed at Fulton, a small station on
the Union Pacific railroad, six miles
east of Pendleton, Or, Tuesday.
Crow had beeu fer some time en-
ployed in receiving wheat for Hamil-
ton 4 Rourke of Fulton. Tuesday
morning a man drove up to the
warehouse with load of wheat for
delivery, but Crow was not to be
seen. The man began searching for
him and finally discovered Crows
body under the wheel of a bsx car,
which was partially rolled across it.
Ii is not Known how the accident
occurred, as no one witnessed it, but
it is supposed he was running the
cars down grade to the warehouse