Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-22
Sen. CuIIOm has Aspiration,
Thinks Mckinley Will
get There.
A BALLOON KILLS -FOUR MEN.
Phoebe Wants her Money, Faith vs..
FoIlies, A Young Lady Commits
Suicide, Fatal Accidents, State
and Foreign News, Etc.
BRITISH GUIANA.

concession, the frontier known 3
5chonsburg's line, against eithe
passive or hvstile claims on the par
IF Venezuela. To concede to th
Venezuelan claim would be to SUI
render the richest mineral district
in the colony, as well as to abandon
he posts commanding the entranc
10 the Orinoco river and the Barimi
and Amacura rivers. 1t is certail
that under no circumstances will thu
Venezuelan claims be allowed, al
though the British government
would make some important con
cessions in a definite settlement o
the dispute. The mineral districts
which are the principal subject ot
contention, promise to be equal to
any in Australia or California, and
the operators of the mines are ex-
tremely anxious for a retention OF
English rule.
tOIb1O4h lAN LIE IAANahCf
CHICAGO, June % Senator Cul
lom, of Illinois, is candidate for
the republican presidential nomina-
ton in 1892, and makes no secret of
the fact. "Tf the nomination is
rendered to me, you can bet | won't
throw it over my shoulder" were
words he used to a reporter this
morning. "And if it's going to be
free-for-all fight" he continued,
"and the Illinois delegation is for
me, why then I'll be in the field.
Blaine can have the nomination if
he wants it, but / doubt if he will
encourage any movement to put
him in the field. Harrison stands
the best chance, in my opinion,
and will doubtless be named. Tariff
will be the issue, and silver and
other minor questions will be sort of
tailed onto the tariff as side issues.
Mckinley will be elected Governor
of Ohio for three reasons: First, he
is personally very popular man,
having the magnetic attractiveness
of Blaine. Second, Campbell, who
doubtless will be his opponent, has
succeeded in dividing his party; and
third, the republican party in Ohio
was never SO strong as now"
The senator is en- route for Europe,
where he is expected to spend most
of the summer
WANTS HER MONEY.
WASH June 22.-Miss
Phoebe Cousins has filed a verdict
or salary for May as secretary Of
he board of lady managers worlds
air with assistant Secretary Nettle-
on, at treasury department together
With brief in support of her claim,
FAITH VERSUS FoLLGEs.
ST. LOUIS, June 22.-The Rev. DR..
Iorradine, pastor of the Centenary
lethodist Episcopal church,
sermon several weeks
go against the wearing of jewelry,
nd called upon his flock to give up
heir costly tnnkets. A large num-
Der of men and wsmen deposited
heir jewels to the value of over
$1,000 in the box at the altar to be
melted into gold. They win be
melted, because TO sell them in their !
present form would be to tempt
others, DIR. Corradine says he is
disappointed, as he expected more,
He turned overall he received to Dr. !
Stephen to help him build church |
in the southern part of the city. He |
said: at is against the teachings of
the Methodist church to wear gold |
but these Methodists
got rich ard began wearing them,
and when began to preach about
Il, IL was like u new doctrine. l
have been called fanatic, but | am
,nly preaching the teachings of the
EX. SENATOR M'DoNALD DEAD.
INDIANAPOLIS, June %. - EX-
Senator Mcdonald died at ll:35 last
light, Yesterday morning unfav-
'rable symptoms reappeared and
Turing the day the patients condi-
ion continued to grow worse. In
The afternoon Rev. Mr.. Millburn
was sent for and administered the |
Then Mr.. Mcdonald |
,alled his family aud intimate
friends about him and calmly gave
directions for his funeral and the
of his personal affairs
In the presence of all he said be
wished TO give testimony to his faith
Ia Gods saving grace. Then he
each by the hand and bade
them goodbye, saying he could see
no more callers.
BECAME CRAZY.
DENVER, Colo, June 22.-George
II. Haswell, a prominent resident Of
Colorado, has become a nving
mahiao because of a dispatch an
nounclng that afler many years of
strange viclssitudes, fortune was
at last within his grasp. Mr. Has
well is past 80 years old. He visited
Chicago in the hope Of securing EN-
ploymont In connection with the
great fair. lie originated and pro-
posed TO party of wealthy Texas
friends On idea for the organization
Of company TO issue official sou
vsnirs Of the worlds fair The
souvenir would be a medal which
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