Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-24

whose connection with The tragedy
was shown by the evidence, have
warrants out against them, but they
cannot BE- found. District Attorney
Jones stated that he would request
Governor Markham 70 oiIer q re-
watd for Webb.
ACQUITTED o. MURDER,
Los ANGELES. July 1.-THE jury
IN The case II Mason Rradiield for
killing Joe Dye, yesterday afternoon
gave a verdict Of not guilty. The
ground Of the defense was Dyes
murderous rec nd, and continuous
threals, causing the partial infaniiy
of Bra0field.
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
81. LOUIS, July p. George An
dersoD, a saloon keeper of East ST..
Louis, yesterday afternoon shot and
killed Denis Ryan, another saloon
keeper. and then blew out bis own
brains
RACING IN SARATOGA.
gARAgoaA, July 24.-The racing
season al Horsebaveu opened yesieT-
dav under the most auspicious cir
.u,nstanees. The weather Is fine,
attendance large and betting lively.
The arst race was an introductory
scramble for o purse Of $500, five fer.
longs. LlTosca first, BOlero second,
Pennyroyal third; time 1902. Bet
ting, LaTosca ] to6.
COLLISION.
DENVER, Col, July 24.-The mar
row gauge east-bound express from
eaItda. Colorado, on the Denver d
Rio Grande, collided with the
broad gauge Salt Lake express
going west, few miles from Car
lIsIe early this morning. The en-
zines and front coaches Of both
trains were completely wrecked, and
four persons were killed.
Want DUTY REMOVED.
OTTAWA, July PA petition
signed by 1900 members OF the
order OF Patrons Of Industry wa'
presented to the Dominion House ol
Commons praying for the removal
Of the import duty on binding twine
salt and sugar and for settling thes'
articles on the free list.
FIRE AT PLAcERvILLE.
PLAcERvILLF, Cal, July 2i.-Tb'
most disastrous fire that has occurred
here for many years. The fir
originated 10 the hardware establish
ment OF Weatherwax q Morris
The tin and iron work shop was
structure In the rear Of the stor
house. This was ablaze when tn
alarm was given. Before the FIR
company could get over the line O
business blocksadJolning with waite
and hose, fire had communicated I
all the frame buildings that forme'
the line IA the rear. No estimate q
the loss can be made yet.
THE ALLIANCE MOVE.
WASHINGTON, July "a IL. W
Aver, secretary TO President Polk, 9
the farmers' alliance, and manage
OF the "Reform Press Bureau" say
the work OF sending out circular
designed to show the farmers Of th
country that II Is TO their advantal
10 hold back the wheat crop, WI
actually proceeding in this city
well ~ IN 81. Paul. Mr.. Aver sa.
that already 100000 Of these circ
lars were sent out from Washingto
and during the next few days q
average Of 100000 a day will
mailed until more than a millio
circulars altogether are issued. III
circular will also be published
about two thousand weekly pape
with which the bureau Is connected
Information that the issue Of sue
circulars by alliance men was
contemplation became public pr
maturely about two weeks ag
when the circular ln course Of prep
ration was published ia newspape
The final decision 10 issue the circI
lar had not at that time bee
reached, but II has since been d.
fermined upon.
DAUGHTERS or THE REVOLUTION
WAsHfKGTop. July 2l.-Actio
has beeu completed under the neN
Incorporation OF the national societ,
Of the Daughters OF the Revolution
Mrs. Benjamin Harrison Is pres
dent general and Mrs. w. ID. CabelI
OF Virginia, first yice-presldenl
The constitution aud bylaws, unde
the charter, are no1 IN effect, A
the work of the society, includin
the organization OF its state chanlel
has been Withdrawn from Ne'
York and other points TO Washinl
ton. Applications are now bein
received from every state aud terr
tory. The organization Is alread
Fonorted 10 l,o the most patriot
society In the country which
made up Of ladies. The reglstr'
generals are Mrs. Eugenia Washing
ton aud Mrs. Howard A. Clarl
Mrs. General George IL. shields