Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-01

lbe people against him ~ deliver
Inc akcalhlne sosmon on the wicked
moss 81 adultery. No direct allusion
was made to Mr.. Parnell. bul The
congregation understood what wa'
meant. aud several pfominen, Par.
neIlilps severely denounced q e
bIshop after the services we're over
for his evident attempt TO belIiilc The
Irish leader The prospecisare that
Pnfnell viii have an enlhut tiastic re-
cepllon ct Tuain.
EDITOR DEAD.
IiosrON, Sept. 1.-Rev. J. w.
O|msteao, editor Of the Waichinan.
Baptist d. mon national paper,
died at AIsnchestsr-by-sea yester-
day.
A PREACHER TURNS CRIMINAL
MEnrHIs. Tenn, Sept. 1.-The
Rev.S.C. stone,an ex-preacher, VIII"
hes had charges IN a half-dozenplace'
In Tennessee, Mississippi aud Ar
kansas, and who was 1t one time
presiding elder In the Greenville dis.
tfict Of Mississippi, asbeen arrestt o
on charge Of arson. Mr. Stone
came 70 Memphis six months ag'
and started storage warehouse
which was destroyed by fire eamonil
ago. He again sIarteo IN busine'
on jefferson street aud a fire wa
discovs red In this place Sunday
night, which the department sup
pressed with trifiiug damage. Ston,
was seen leaving the storage b0use
few minutes before his place Of busi
ness was destroyed. This aroused
suspicion which led to his arrest.
He makes no denial Of the charg'
and says he is victim Of the NOR
pbtne habit and started both fire.
while under its influence. Martin
Anthony, a negro employed ny
Stone, was also arrested. He says
Stone has asked him several times to
fire the place, but he refused.
COOPERATIVE BOARDING HOUSE.
DECATUR, ILL.,, Sept. 1.-The De
catnr Cooperative Housekeeping
Club, or the Bellany boarding house
as 1t Is commonly called, has col
lapsed. This project was aimed Ia
put in practice some OF the theories
of Bellamy, has been written up iiI
all the housekeeping aud women's
papers In the country, and mum
Der Of people have come here from Il
distance to see how the scheme
worked. Ten or twelve families
rented dining-room. hired a house
keeper to take charge Of the servants
and paid the expenses Of furnishing
board 10 the members Of the club.
Ii was a success for year and
half, but the novelty wore off and
this fall 80 many of the members
concluded to set up establishments
Of their own that the few who are
left did not care to keep up the club,
20 they disbanded.
ANOTHER PARACHUTE VICTIM.
CHICAGO, Sept. Professor Hart,
a parachute jumper, was fatally
hurt Sunday at Spring Grove Park
In this city, while attempting 10
make balloon ascension. The bal
loon had risen about thirty feet,
when the rope became entangled In
the branches Of tree. Hart was on
a trapeze bar, aud when the balloon
began swaying he lost his hold and
fell to the ground. His right leg
was broken and he sustained other
injuries which Will cause his death.
LARGE FIRE.
NARRAaANsETTP PIER, II. J., ,Sept.l.
AT 2 o'clock yesterday the night.
watchman in the Rockingham
house discovered the hotel was on
fire. The 100 guests in the house
were all gotten out safely. Eleven
OF them will lose heavily, as trunks
thrown from the windows split on
the walks, aud hard rain falling
wet the contents. The fire began
from an open furnace, aud spread to
the roof 10y tine elevator. The local
fire company did hard work, aud
saved the building with loss Of
$40, ono only, which was fully covered |
by insurance. The guests must
have lost as much more. A Hight
wind prevailed, aud the escape Of the
Casino, the Gladstone aud Clark's
hall from destruction is miraculous
BASE BALL GAMES.
AT Chicago-Chicago 0, New York |
o. Game called on account of dark
ness after the eleventh inning.
At cincInnati--Boston 3, Cineln-
natl 3.
Al Cleveland = Cleveland2 ,. Brook
lyme.
AtPittsburg Philadelphia 7, Pitts
burgs.