Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-12-15
on TELreAPnERs.

tuu AullOChy Ndldst anu dJ EDui
Points, in Nevada, and one ia Utah
on the Central Pacific.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, Dec. 10
The strike of the Southern Pacific
does not affect this
division as none of the operators are
of the order.
ALL WILL 90 OUT.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. ia. ID. Thurs
ton, grand chief of the order of
railway telegraphers said today: "If
we cannot settle our trouble with
the Southern Pacific aud Atlantic
and Pacific we will involve every
railroad In the United States"
TELEGRAPH STRIKE.
BOSTON, Dec, 15.--A dispatch
from Albuquerque, N. M, says:
Every dispatcher and operator in
the employ Of the Atlantic and
Pacific from this city to Mojave,
CAL, has quit work aud all the trains
are at stand still.
QUAY wITHDRAws.
PITTsBURG Penn, Dec, 15.-In
an interview last night Senator
Quay said he was not candidate |
for re election to United States
senate.
FROM CANADA.
TORONTO, Dec. 15.-Oliver Mowat!,
premier of Ontario writes an open
letter to Alexander Mackenzie, tn,
veteran ex-premier of the dominion,
in which he discusses at length un-
restricted reciprocity and British
connection. Mowatt declares he is
In favor of unrestricted reciprocity
without imperilling Canada's loyal
ty to Great Britain. He ridicules
the annexation movement as Of a
few malcontents.
CHINA AND WORLDS FAIR.
CHICAGO, Dec. ia Washing
ton special says: The Chinese em-
pire has officially notified the state
department that it will take no part
in the worlds fair. The emperor's
ground for declining to send exhib-
its is, that the United States is d s.
eliminating against the citizens OF
that empire.
COMMITTED SUICIDE.
PORTLAND, Dec. Is. IN. Baum,
Of the firm of Baum q Brandes,
committed suicide at his residence
last night about 7 O'clock. The de
ceased was 40 years of age and
leaves wife, beautiful daughter,
Emma, aged IL and two sons, Sol
and Joseph, aged 20 and 15 years
respectively. He has been in Ore
gon since 1868, and in business in
this city for about ten years. He
was at one time clerk of Linn
county. Arrangements for the
funeral will be made today.
LYNCH LAW.
WAYoRoss, Ga., Dec. l5.-The
Ware county Jail was broken into
Sunday morning about 2 O'clock by
a mob of fifty masked men, who
went to the cell containing Welcome
Golden aud Robert Knight, leaders
of the Varno riot, aud shot them
dead. The sheriff was called up by
IA man named johnson, who said he
had prisoner that he wished to put
in Jail. The prisoner, he said. had
killed his son-in-law, and asked to
be locked up as protection against
lynchers. The sheriff accompanied
Mr.. johnson" TO the Jail, where
he found three men sitting on the
steps, AS the sheriff approached
the party jumped up and presented
their Winchesters, saying, "Con-
slider yourself under arrest" The
sheriff drew his pistol and was
DAught by one of the men. They
lhen demanded that he should un.
ock the jail, but he refused. About
ify masked men, who had been
concealed behind the building, APP
)eared, aud, the sheriff still persist
ng In his resusal to open the doors,
hey deputized d four Of their number
o take him back to his house aud
Iuard him there. On the way back
le got away from them aud sent
vord TO Waycross, summoning the
military company and the police. !
By the time these had arrived, how
ver, the mob had completed Its a
york and departed. !
ALBERrsoN GETS TEN YEARS.
TACOMA, Dec. l5,-There was a
tlr In the superior court yesterday,
'hen the name Of Edward Albert.
Dn, the embezxler, was called for
sntence. Attorney Williamson
lid he desired 20 say a few words
! Albcrtson's behalf, both In the
BE of his f,fends and his attorney
Ie made very feeling appeal 10 1
40 court for clvmenay, read the
tldavlt of former employer con- :
'rning Albertson's tru.tworl Illness,
nd = letter from a friend paying a
Igh trlbeule 10 his character. q
Al the close OF bis addrss, Judge
lien said that no argument as TO
rmer good character was needed. =
was conceded. IL only effected
10 sentence, IN the hops that
fOrmAtIon Imlght be brought 4