Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-05

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room at Detroit. Prof. Wells was
president of The American bar associ
ation.
FISHING BILL PASSED.
OLYMPIA, Mar. 5.-The senate
yesterday pass the house bill By
the joint fisheries committee. This
Is the bill agreed upon between
Oregon and Washington.
JUDGE SACHS CASE.
OLYMPIA, Wash, Mar. 5.-Judge
Sachs had not enough friends in the
house to prevent the adoption Of the
resolution last night TO secure his re
moval The vote was so ayes to IA
nays. The affirmative thus secured
three votes more than necessary for
three fourths vote. The senate,
however, Is to act upon the res0lu
ton today aud II Ii conceded that
the result there II even more doubt
ful than IL was In the house. The
house met last night TO hear the
closing argument OF the councel. A
vote was taken Immediately with
the result M stated. In the senate
20 votes are necessary out Of a total
of 81.
JUDGE SACHS.
OLYMPIA, March 5.-.The senate
today refused by vote Of 10 to Is
10 pass the resolution, passed by the
house last night, impeaching Judge
Sachs.
CANNERY BURNED.
PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 5.--The
fruit preserving and canning estab-
llshment Of the j. o. Schummel
Preserving company burned this
morning. Loss $4,000.
PREHISTORIC.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Mar. 6.--Near
Cleveland, Tenn, work OF IA pre-
hi ,torIc race has been discovered In
the shape ofa walllnow underground.
IL Is ilve feet high and 100 yards
long. Some OF the stones bear In
scriptlons IN hieroglyphic characters,
p The wall evidently antedates the
Mound Builders.
DEVELOPING TRADE.
CHICAGO, Mar. 5.-The Illinois
Central Railroad company has de-
clded 10 send agents to Mexico,
Central and South America TO de-
velop trade between these countries
and Chicago, via New Orleans.
This ls intended as an offset TO the
New York scheme OF trade develop
ment via Tampa, Fla.
THR RACE QUESTION.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Mar, 5.--The
race question il assuming serious
phase In Oklahoma Territory, and
the continued agitation which the
subject IL raising Is more than likely
20 result In a collision between the
whites and the blacks. During the
last six months negroes have been
Docking Into this territory by hun.
dreds, In response 10 glItterlng In.
tucsments held out by uns1rupulous
real estate dealers who laid out
mythical towns near Guthrie. The /
negroes arriving are destitute and I
suffering from the severe cold, but ,
he worst feature OF the case Is the {
fact that the new arrivals have ,
brought smallpox with them. The
disease Is spreading aud the news. Z
,apers have openly declared quaran. $
Inc against the blacks. Il
HIs MONEY AT HOME, 9
CINcINNATI, Mar. 5.-Davld j. 4
3ryan, OF Indianapolis, reported TO
he police yesterday, that he had Il
'een robbed In streeteAr OF $4,000 q
n bills. some time after Bryan had a
lotlned the police Of his loss he
eceiYed q telegram from Indlanap-
Ia telling him he had left the
money ON his dresser, aud his wife
Voald forward II 10 him by express.
SCHOONER lost. D
Boston, Mar. 6.-The schooner,
elsie Smith, OF Portland, Is reported ~
ost, with all on board, ON the beach q
IN Cape God, she had eighteen
nen aboard Of her, aud the latest
eport says twelve bodies are washed ="
shore.
A STRANGE STORY. "a
CHICAGO. Mar. S,-The morning =
aper sAys Il ls generally believed u