Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-07

Influence public opinion and wef'
paId advertisements. Mr. Peck wa
released on $500 ball.
sAkD, THE PEDDLEn ARRESTED
NkN York, Sept. IA L,ockpori
epeciid eoys: Herbert 5aad, ihs
Arab pcddler, who killed his cousin,
Katherine Saad. IN the woods At
Alapleton, ten days ago, was cap
lured at Guelph. Ontario, Saturday
hy Deputy Sheriff Korney. THE
ciew was furnished by the Ietterthai
was written from Guelph TO the New
York dealers in she goods that the
eands handled. District Attorney
king left for the frouder and will
endeavor 70 run ssad over without
exiradiilon papers.
CLAIMS HE rs A VICTIM.
CHICAGO, Sept. 7.-Abram p.
Elder aud II. L. Barber, president
and vice president Of the Elder
Publishing company, which has
been closed by government officials
for violating the postal laws, were
up for their pfeIimary hearing Sat
urday, but their attorney not being
ready, The case was Continued until
Monday. Elder declares that he is
the victim uf forger, who embez
zled large sums from him, and te
cover up his villainy caused the
arrest. He denies all the charges
against bim.
A PLUcKY COMMANDER.
New YORK, sept. 1.-The Herald's
Valparaiso special says: The Ger.
man minister 10 Chill and the Ger
man admiral commanding th,
German fleet at Valparaiso, are a.
odds over the disposition Of the poll
tIcal refugees who are now aboard
the German cruiser Sophie. tn,
minister notified the admiral yester-
day he might be required to surreD
der to the officials representing the
iunta. Senior Claudioyieuna, who
was to have succeeded Balmaceda n
president; Admiral Oscar Viel, late
intende Of Valparaiso, and Captain
Alberto Fueates, late captain Of tht
torpedo boat Almirante Lynch. |
The admiral bluntly Informed tb,
minister that he would do no sucl
thing, unless specifically ordered L
do so by the emperor or Chancellor
Won Caprivl. The mlDister did MOI
insist. As soon rs the conference
had ended, the admiral sent a cabh
dispatch to Emperor William, ex
planning the situation aud announ-
cling that unless he received orders Il
the contrary, the Sophie with the
refugees on board, would proceed
today 10 Mollendo, Peru, the nearest
neutral port, where the people
wanted by the Junta' would be land
ed. Later in the day reply from
Berlin, approving the action Of th'
admiral, and granting him permls-
sion to send the refugees to Molleb-
do, was received. The Sophie viii
sail early this morning.
TRADES UNION ConGREss.
NEW CASTLE, ,Sept.7.-- The Trades
Union congress opened here thi'
morning. There are over five hun
dred delegates present, aud they rep
resent 100000 British workmen.
Thos. Burt, member of parliament.
and Of Royal Labor Commissions
was elected president. Prominent
among the questions TO be discusse,
Is whether eight hours should oI
should not constitute legal day't
work. On this subject there Is In
diversity Of opinion.
ARRESTED AGAIN.
PHILADELPHIA, Penn, Sept. T.
]. Frank Lawrence, formerly indivi
|
dual ledger clerk ut the Keyston,
bank who Is now serving sentenc,
Ia the penitentiary for the share h,
took In robbIng the bank was agail
arrested today for making false en-
tries.
YEsTERDAY's BASE BALL GAMES.
At Chicago-Chicago 2, Boston3 I
At Cincinnati Philadelphia 8,
A
At Pittsburg pittsburg 2, Brook !
lyn 3. Afternoon Pittsburg II,
Brooklyn ~ {
Az San Francisco Oakland s,Sa
lose o. AfternoonD-San Jose IL
oakland o,
At Hacramento-San Francisco 8. /
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