Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-04-13

the Northern Pacific and will also
build the road for them in order to
earn the subsidy.
INDIANS DANCING.
WELLS, New. April 12.-About
twelve hundred Indians, principally
Shoshones and Snakes and repre-
ssntatives from every tribe from
Colorado to Oregon, are holding a
big fandango at this place. Every
street Is thronged with naked saw
ages.
CHICAGO ELECTION.
CHICAGO, Ills, April 13.--The
board of election commissioners re-
sumed the canvass of votes of the
last city election. Second ward
showed a gain Of for Criger and a
loss Of II by Washburn Republican }
No material change in third and
fourth wards.
JUDGES ARRESTED.
CHICAGO, April 10. - Warrants
were issued Saturday evening for
two more judges of elections, Cum.
mings and Flaherty, various charges
Of crooked work being preferred.
ROYAL sPENDTHRIFTs.
VIENNA, April 49, Prince George
Radzlwill and his wife have been
placed under tutelage, owing to the
reckless extravaganza of the prince
and the evident anxiety of his wife
to help him spend their immense
fortune. The prince has got rid Of
enormous sums of his own money
and the princess has supplied him
with funds from her own income
The joint income of the couple Is
100000 marks year, land theii
annual expenditures have often ex
ceeded that sum.
TRAIN ACCIDENT.
PITTsBURG, April lathe west
bound passenger for Cleveland
Ohio, ran into a land slide at Van
port, Pa, twenty-five miles west
from here, early this morning, de-
railing the locomotive, baggage and
mail cars. The engineer and fire.
man are 80 badly scalded that they
will die. Others are only slightly
hurt.
BAD LUCK.
Los ANGELES, April 13.- Last fall
James Freeman, aged 80, became
engaged to marry n well-known
society belle of this city, Miss Annie
Welch. November Goth was fixed
as the date of the wedding. Miss
Weleh's relatives strongly objected
TO her union with Freeman, and
did everything in their power to
prevent her from meeting him.
Freeman went East TO dispose of
some property before marrying.
his absence the couple cor
responded through mutual friends.
Freemen wrote from Zebulon, o.,
that he had sold farm for $4,000,
and that II would be necessary for
him to go on to Portland, Me-, to
further settle up his affairs, This
was the last that was heard of him
nutll the other day, when there
came through the mails a singular
communication addressed to u
friend, upon piece of dirty
paper. In the handwrit-
ng of Freeman was statement
hat he (Freeman) had been taken
nto a doctor's Office In Portland and
,hloroformed. When he recovered
le found himself In cell in n prl-
rate insane asylum. He has been
lenled writing materials and had
written the note on some scraps and
.hrown II out Of the window, In the
nope that some one would find II
md forward 1t. IL was the third
etter Of the kind he had written.
In this letter the finder said he did
not know whether the communion
lion amounted to anything or not,
put he had sent II to its destination
u the hope that If any wrong had
'een committed steps could be taken
o right it. Miss Welch is IN San
francisco at present.
HUSTON RESIGNED.
WAsHINoToN, April lS.-- letter
Irom United States Treasurer Hus-
lon resIgning his position and the
acceptance OF same,
dated April 18th, was made public
Today. The resignation takes effect
On the appointment and qualiflca-