Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-10
GgyggAl NEWS xorgs.

are large.
Il is officially stated that tie Porte
will not permit the Jews to imm:-
CRATE into Jerusalem.
The fuw of lava from Mount We
suvius has increased. Tie lava has
now :, acbed the rear of the Ob-er-
vatory.
Floods caused by the rising of The
Aar have Inundated the Aazre e
hIe quarterof Of Berlin and done much
damage to property.
It ls said the Prince Of Wales ac-
tually bad baccarat party at Wind
sor Monday Hight, The kaiser bel. g
an interested onlooker.
The London Chronicles Calcutta
correspondent says: Owing TO a par
tial failure Of the monsoon, 1000.
900 people are threatened with a
famine in Madras.
General Booth, the Salvation
army leader, proposes during his
tour Of the world to buy land 10 the
western part Of the United States to
fouud social colony.
A dispatch received ln London
from Cape Town says the BoerA'
trek has proved an utter fiasco. and
the British troops have been recalled
from Bechuanaland to Natal.
The authorities Of the Congo Free
State are turning their attention to
the suppression Of cannibalism
within their territories, and several
natiYe chiefs have been severely pur-
ished for indulgence ia the practice.
Young Prince Arlbert, who has
just married the daughter Of Prince
Christian, had the misfortune To
sprain his ankle when about TO en-
ter the carriage to start on his we'd
ding tour. The princess herself help
ed him into the carriage.
The latest advices from Constan-
tinople represent that the sultan is
n fair way to lose all Arabia. Tie
Wahabess, who have been dormant
for number Of years, have joined
the insurgents and threaten t.
drive the Turks into the sea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parnell propose
soon to give series Of wedding re-
ceptiOns. Owing to the distinguish :
ed social position Of Mrs. ParnelPs
family in England, these reception 8
are not likely to be a failure SO far az
English attendance is concerned.
In collision between passenger
and a freight train near Warsaw,
Russia, Wednesday, six persons
were killed and number wounded.
The staging in a shaft at the col
liery at Rothersham, Yorkshire,
Eng, collapsed Wednesday killing
four workmen and seriously injur-
ing four others.
Foreman William Berg and his
telper, James Quinn, were caught
in a huge clay crusher at Ewart's
tile works, at Akron, o., Tuesday,
and We're horribly mangled. Quinn
died within few minutes and Berg
cannot possibly recover.
Mrs. Jessie Judd, A years old,
was accidetally shot and perhaps
fatally wounded by her husband,
John II. Judd, II dealer IN sports
mems goods, at 1864 Broadway,
New York, Wednesday afternoon
while putting away a revolver.
James McCarger, adjuster OF the
Flour City life insurance company.
was arrested at Rochester, n. Y,
Wednesday, on charge of forgery.
Phil. Green, colored, shot and
killed Policeman Clayton, and was
In turn killed by Policeman Med
linger in a saloon fight in Savannah,
aa.
An attempt was made at midnight
Wednesday, to burn the Platt block |
the larges. brick block In Vacaville. |
Gal. The fire was extlnguished b.
lore any damage was dOne.
Ex-City Treasurer John Boards.
ey, Of Philadelphia, was Wednes-
lay conveyed from the county prls
IN TO the penitentary, aud began
o serve his l5'year term for mlsap-
'ropriatIon Of public funds.
Vim. Edward Matheny, street.
AR conductor Of indianapolis, Ind,
Wednesday night shot aud fatally
Wounded his wife, aud killed him.
elf Jealousy was the cause.
seeelman, who runs a restaurant
n New York, Wednesday quarreled
'ith woman servant. lie stabbed
Ter in the bacA of the neck with a
arving kulle, and then stabbed him
ELI,
A negro entered the store Of an
Id man named Whitaker, at Whit
ker station, Miss, Wednesday,
dubbed the old man, robbed him
nd took to flight. He was captured
nd hanged,
The jury 10 the case OF Grafton
'alton, at Vlsalia, Cal, after twen.
! one hours Of delibera,lon. returned
verdict "Wednesday OF not guilty.
'alton was concerned Ia the Ala
ain robbery,
Mirs Thornton will receive vocal, !
'sirnmenial aud languago pupils
lting the summer All applica. !