Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-22

10 go III anu JUMP n tiuiiuf auo
then turn IL over to his partner, who
starts in after the legal hour. Thus,
between them. they get a good
claim. There will be great rush
for town lots. The government has
selected sites for county seats. No
attention will be paid TO this, how
ever, and the force of soldiers on the
grounds will not be large enough to
keep them Off Everyone is going.
Cooks have deserted their stoves.
lawyers their offices, aud merchants
their stores.
Courier from LaugstOn city, q
negro colony, came in this morning
and purchased twenty carbines aud
FASTENED to the front. They report
that the entire town is covered
with tents Of emigrants, and
that they are determined to protect
themselves from any attempts on
the part of the whites to keep them
from land in Cimmaron valley. A
squad OF negroes visited the com.
manders in camp last night aud de
clared their intentions. They say
they will make a raid for lands, and
If they would get there first they
would defend their rights with theil
lives. If the cowboys do not imbibe
too much whisky that is being sent
out by the wagon load, there will
probably be no trouble, but, on the
other hand, if they grow reckless
under the influence of liquor blood
shed is certain.
GUTHRIE, o. T., Sept. %. Stimuli
taneous with the arrival of the hour
of noon homeseekers gathered OH
the border and made headlong
rush over the line into the coveted
country and onto the quarter section
upon which their eyes had been
feasting for some days, and others
for weeks and months. The rush
was made one, and was made so by
the fact that the number of home.
seekers greatly exceeded the num-
Der Of quarter section available for
settlement. There was room in the
lands for about 5000 seekers, allow
ing 100 acres to each, there were on
the border waiting to claim the
available land fully fifteen thous-
and people so that there were
three people for each quarterseclion
Like scenes were never witnessed
before except in Oklahoma two years
ago.
A FASCINATING ITALIAN.
New YORK, Sept. 22.-Another
millionaire's daughter is I'm danger
Of making what her family con-
sider's a mesalliance. 1t is Miss
Babette Fleischmann, the only
daughter of Charles Fleischmann, of
Vienna bread and compressed yeast
fame aud fortune. The man in the
case is a riding master, who Is en-
ployed by her father. His name il
Logstctty, and he claims to he
an Italian 10y birth, to have served
in tie Austrian army and to be
count. The Fleischmann's have
fine estate in the Catskills, and it
was while there the young people
met and fell madly in love. When
the father and mother first heard OF
this state of things, the pair were
engaged, In spite of all remonstra-
tious, Miss Babette remaiued firm
in her determination To marry the
count, and she was promptly sent to
the Cincinnati home of the family, !
while her finapce remains in the |
Catskills. Mr.. Fleischmanu, 1t il
said, has cabled to Austrian army
authorities to get u pedigree of the
count, and hopes that the answer
will be so unfavorable rs 70 furnish
grounds for strong measures to pre-
vent the match.
TIE GERMAN CATHOLICS.
BUFFALO, Sept. 22.-In the parade
of the German agrarian congress
last night over 10000 people were ip
line. Along the line of march Ger.
man Catholic residences and many
other buildings were profusely deco
rated and Illuminated. Great efforts
were made by the German Catholics
20 make large showing. Indeed,
he parade and congress have stirred
up a very bitter feeling in Buffalo.
Local papers have teemed with
'o'umns of war words in which the I
erms of "llar" aud "alsehood" oc. !,
urred. Father Zurcker, the tenn. n
'erance advocate and strong oppo. Il
lent to Cahenslyism, offered to n
AIRY banner of Archbishop Ire. y
aud in the procession, and the II
omment and rejoinders ensuing Il
fere close TO the point where per- n
Dnal violence would appear inevila-
lie. The offer, whether originally
'cose or otherwise, was ignored,
nd neither Archbishop Ireland nor
ather Zurcker cut any figure in u
ne parade. l.
5. V. WHITE 4 Cn. N
NEW York, n. Y, Sept - The 50
announcement of the assignment N,
ld suspension Of ). V. White Il CO., i'm
ew York and Chicago, WAS made ",
q the stock exchange this morning. m
'hlte Says the failure is due TO Oh