Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-28

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+ 46d.' wa frequently heard from
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rFnL nkfbsohp cAHs.
rntcAoo. July y. There j. nov
~ exhibition M the Grand Central
messenger depot a trein Of FIVE steel
.ars -Four cars are ready to 60 into
service. aud one car remains un'
covered 40 as to show its consiruc-
ton. rhIs unique special train y
looked upon ne The first sign of
ramrIsie revolution 10 rsiIwsy ear
esnstrucflon. II was tlic fifst train
~ all steel csrs ever run Ia the
.es.ld and left the shops at Des-
psalnes. where the cars were built
Yesterday afternoon. One Of tne
sasaeneers was Airs. w. w. Green,
wife Of The inventor, f. II. Foster
who "a having q palatlal private car
Of steel constructed for bis own use
ii the south. He has been here for
edme days preparing for 8 celebra
tion al the successful completion and
arrival Of the first tram. This ceie-
bratlon viii take place Tuesda,
afternoon at the Grand Central dc
not. Addresses will be made by
prominent railway officials.
rxRRIBLE AcuDEsT.
ELMfRA, n. Y, July 28.--Lasl
evening, At crossing Of the Erie
road, near EIdrIdge park, three per
eops we're killed and two fatally
injured. Rev. Wellington White
started out to drive, haying with
him Mrs. White, their three child
rem. Hattie Hastings, daughter Of .
nelQhbor, and Susie Mccarthy, the
nurse girl. Approaching the cross-
Ing Of the railroad, freight train,
which had been cut in two to allow
entrance to the park, occupied the
nearer track. Seeing and hearing
nothing indicative Of danger, White
drove between the halves Of the
freight train upon the other track
Just 10 tlue to he struck bya passen-
ger train. White, his daughter
Lillian, aged 8, and Susie Mccarthy,
aged I2, were instantly killed. Mrs.
White aud child 2 years old received
fatal Injuries.
THE MISSOURI.
ST.. JOSEPH. Mo-, July 2S.- Unless
influence Is brought to bear upon
the Missouri river TO prevent the In
roads being made at point west OF
this city, known as Belmont bend.
the town OF Elwood, opposite 81
Joseph, and a territory Of abont six
square miles Of farming country will
be submerged and the bridge and
railroad tracks be rendered useless.
The neck Of land separating the
river above and below the bend has
been reduced to width Of 1900 feet, /,
and the banks are caving every day.
Should the river cut through the
Kansas bottoms this city would be
deprived OF three Of It's most import
ant lines Of railroads for months al
least. The iron bridge now span
ming the stream at this point woulc
be rendered useless.
MANUFACTURER.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 2s.--Wll
liam JeiIlott, former proprietor anC
editor OF the Sunday Capital, wb'
with his brother p. Jelliott, killed
Albert Cosborn a reporter on th'
sunday World and w. l.. Hughes
bystander, besides woundlng
number Of people during the shoot
ing affray on High street on the
afternoon Of February 28, last, were
convicted this morning Of murder
ia the second degree. Trial has been
ia progress since May IL. The crime
WIS the direct result OF personal
journalism.
ARMS FOR CHILL
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2S.-Ihe
Chronicle states that nolwithstand-
iag the mlsadveuture which over
took the cargo of the schooner
Robert and Minnie, which trans
ferrod arms aud ammunition 20 the
Chilean vessel, Itata, large quantl-
ties OF ofammunlilons Of war are being
shipped TO the insurgents from this
port, these shipments II is claimed
are being made in bales OF hay.
AN APPOINTMENT.
WAsHIn0ToH, d. g., July d.
Gen. Daniel McCauley, Of Indiana,
has been rendered the Office Of chief
Of the appointment division OF the
treasury department vice E. Moore
resigned.
FARMER's ALLIANCE
sr. LOUIS, July 2s,-rhe farm
ers' alliance aud knights Of Labor
of the third aud fourth congress.
ional districts of Texas are holding
an encampment at sulphur springs
% continue during the week.
Among the prominent persons pres
ent are senator Pfeifler OF Kansas
and Powers Presi, Of the Indiana
alliance. speeches 80 Ear all favor
the peoples party movement
soine quite OF an iniemperate