Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-05
Mark Hopkins MiIIiOns--MOd
este Train Robbery.
SOLDIERS DRoTSED At CGRUALEE
Chinese Riots, Potato Rot 10 Ire
land, Nicaragua Riots, Revo-
Iu.ionists Exiled, Gold Strike at
Corvallis, Other Interesting News.
nAwAIIAN PaINcE DEAD.


from Australia via Honolulu bring
ing Honolulu advices TO August 9th
that Hon. John DOminis, prince
cousnrt Of Hawaii. did August 18th
from sudden attack Of pnuemonia.
The Prince was born iD Schenectady,
New York, May 10, 1892. His father
was an Italian, aud his mother an
American lady Of Boston. He was
taken to Hawaii when a child. He
came 10 California 10 1S49, during
the gold excitement and spent some
time here. He was married TO the
present Queen Of Hawaii some years
ago.
THE HOPKINS ESTATE.
NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-The World
.Ays everything poiDts to a quiet
dIstri oulion Of Mark Hopkins mil
lions without recourse to the courts.
THE TRAIN ROBBERS.
LATHRoP, Cal, Sept. 5.-The
rain bearing Detective Len Harria
passed through here. Harris Is shot
the side Of the neck, and is sui
ering much pain. His right arm
badly affected, but the wound is
rot thought to be fatal. He says:
when the train was being held up
he robbers were at the express-car.
[ Jumped from the train crossing
,yer fence ard making circle to
shere the robbers were standing. j
,pened fire on them five or six times,
md while shooting was shot down.
rhe robbers located me by the fash
# my pistol. Before leaving the
rain I begged the officers or any
body to come with me, but no one
volunteered, aud went alone. Icould
ocate the robbers, but only having u
pistol, was at a disadvantage, Had
I had a shot gun could have drop
oed robber sure. While / was
.hootlng, the robber circled me,
finally locating me from the flash of
my pistol, dropped me. l could do
no more, and then the robbers de-
eamped. ] think there were only
Two of Them"
DIR. Woolsey and Maybrick and
mis- daughter met him west OF here.
Every attention is being rendered
.he wounded man.
HUNTING THE ROBBERS.
MODESTO, Cal, Sept. 5.-5herlfi
Cunningham, OF San Joaquin, and
posso got on the trail Of two horse
men yesterday near the scene ol
last nights attempted train robbery
aud are following. The trail leadl
10 a southwesterly direction toward
Crows Landing, Slanislaus county
A large party isln pursuit. Constable
Parker, of Turlock, arrested a man
found on the blind baggage, aud Is
holding him. The man claims to be
tramp p stealing a ride, and denies
all knowledge of the robbery.
FOLDERS DROWNED.
SPOKANE, Sept. 5--Thursday
uight four soldiers, J o. Keefe, Cor
poral Anderson, j. Brown, aud Pat
rick Hogan, belonging TO company
II, Fourth infantry, were out on
Lake Cmur d'Alene In large sail
boat. Near Niger Head point, one
Of the party lost his hat, and IN at
tempting to get ii upset the boat
and all were thrown into the water
There wes no means Of rescue al
hand, and Keefe, Anderson anc
Brown were drowned. Hogan saved
himself 10y hanging 10 the boat, ant
was pIcicd up yesterday morning IL
an exhausted condition. The party
had been camping at Mica bay.
THE CHINEsg RIOTS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 5.-Th'
steamship Gaelic arrived, twenty
two days from Hong Kong, and
thirteen days from Yokohama. a
Wuchang correspondent, writing i'
the North China News, under date
Of August 3, says the patience OF tbs
foreign population Is we'll nigh worn
,,ut at the tardlness shown by the
Ch nese officials Ia Furnishing the
perpetrators of the Wusueh out
RACES. A second batch Of offenders
eight In number, assault and plllage
and sentences OF penal servitude fol
life, banlshment for life and brand
Ing on the face or back have beer
imposed.
The Provincial Gazette conilrmi
the report Of the appointment OF
successor TO the deputy perfect. Th'
new deputy is known 10 be fgiendl,
TO Foreigners, aud the arrest of othe
malefactors II promised. The cor
respondent says, it Is stated, tina
one Of the prominent llierar,
officials OF Changhai was impllcat,'
Ia the Is ne Of the incendlary anS
malicious placards. The correspon
dent, summarizing the efforts Of th'
authorities, says Missionaries Gree'
aud Argent were killed, an'
Mcsdames Boden, Prothorse an,
Warren, with their children, wen
nurderously assaulted on the even
lng Of June 8, the head ma ndariI
refusing 10 send single nian L
quell the riot or protect foreigners
and from juno 10 following
twenty TO thirty men were arresled
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