Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-06
10 ALcArRAz.

killing of A. q. Hunt, who shot a
member Of a troop over gambling
table i'm Walla Walla, Corporal
Arnold was in charge Of the car
bines, and the charge against him
was allowing the men to take the
guns, and further for going out to
the Jail aud helping take Hunt out
with intent to kill him. Trumpower
was recognized as one Of the Jail
/ breakers. The sentence of Arnold
was that he be dishonorably dis
charged and I've confined at such
place as the reviewing authority
may direct for eight years. Trun-
power received the same sentence,
except that bis term was for five
years.
MARITAL RECIPROCITY.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. g. News
comes from the west that Colonel
Forsyth, formerly OF General Sheri-
dams staff, has just succeeded in
winning the hand of the daughter
Of his old friend, DR.. Dallas Bache,
Philadelphian also iu the military
service, and that Miss Forsyth, the
colunePs daughter, has become en-
gagged to DIR. Bache. Each of the
men is 90 years of age, and each has
| been "A widower for about the same
length of time. Neither of the
young women is much over 20
years of age. 1t was at one Of the
military forts near Omaha that the
gallant heroes fell victims aud sur
rendered. Each was accompanied
by his family, and here 1t was that
each wooed the others daughter.
None of the arrangements for the
weddings have been announced, but
the smallest details will be watched
for eagerly in this city. DR.. Dallas
Bache is a direct descendant of
Beniamil Franklin, and is connect
ed with the family of the late
George Dallas, V. p. w. James. j.
X. Polk, as well as the poet Byron,
who, in his letters, makes mention
of my cousins, the Dlllases in
America" Colonel Forsyth was
sent to Pine Ridge during the Indian
outbreak there. He was very active,
but charges were made that be had
overstepped his authority. He was
courtmartialed for it, but was ac'
quilted. His marriage several years
ago was a social event of national
interest. 1t attracted people from
J all parts of the country to Column
bus, o.. where he married the
, daughter of the late William Denni
r son, governor of Ohio.
JONES TALK.
NEW YORK, Oct o-Lieut. Gov
! Jones has issued card, in which
he says: "If successful in this elec
+ ton, nothing eau defeat Mr.. Flower
as the presidential candidate in 1872
r which would place the national gov
! ernment completely under the con
? troll of Tammany Hall as the city o
. New York now is, and this wouiC
make MIR. ShCehan governor. Thos'
who desire this summation of events
o should sustain right or wrong, anC
r those who do not should at leas
e pause and think.n
SECRETARY OF WAR.
New YORK, Oct. 6.-The Herald
e Washington correspondent tele
: graphs as follows: If ex-GOverno
r Chiney, of New Hampshire, is no
e selected to succeed General Proctor
: there will be great surprise amonI
d "a number of officials at the war de
y partment. Just where these gentle
a men get their information from
e not known, but several of ther
:. having close relationship with NJ!
S Proctor express themselves as yer
e certain of Governor Chiney's al
e pointment. A noteworthy circun
! stance il the persistence with whic
q they adhere to this belief. Sine
is Mr.. Procter's return to Washington
d Governor Chiney was one of the fir
possibilities spoken of among ii
e army people, but as General lie
! Wallace and others loomed up ii
J. gossip about the former subside,
is Within the last few days, howeve
l. his name has come TO the frol
/. again, and, as previously intimateC
the army people have PRACTICAL
accepted his appointment as fore
4 gone conclusion.
!, INCORRECT REPORT.
u WAsHINGToN, Oct. 6.-The d,
@ partmebt of state has informed ia
:. legation of the Uuited States Il
a Lima, that the report of the assa'
n iuatipn of four American miners u
Cajamaquilla, Peru, was incorrec
An an attack was made on them b
b Indians and one Of the miners wa
;. wounded. The Others escaped wit
y the the loss of ali their property.
3 GRAND JURY WAS LEGAL.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct. s.
v Attorney General Hart has filed
s lengthy review In Supreme CouI
i today, touching upon the impane
u ment of the present grand jury
The court in hank, Justice McFal
land bling only one sbsent, decide
the case presented no points in col
y troversy that could be taken up b