Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-21
SUNOL BEATS THE WORLD
The Grand Anaconda Mine
Will Resume.
THE METHODIST COUNCIL.
The SearIes viii Case, Fell Fifty
Feet, A DeraiIed Train, Blaine
Goes to Washington, Dying of
Disease, White Caps, Foreign
and State News, ETC.
suNoL BEATS TUE WORLD

anu Otdt6 NEWS etC-
sUNoL BEATS TUE WORLD
STOCKTON, Cal, Oct. 2l.-Suno
beat the worlds record on the Stock
ton track yesterday, making mill
in 20sl, beating Maud SIS time bal
a second. 1t was a fast mile from
the start, and the male finished
strong. After warming her up in
three miles jogging and rubbing
down, Marvin came out at 8 o'clocE
to go against the record. The wind
had died down to breeze. In the
hrst attempt he nodded for the word
aud he went away, runner waiting
at the half for her. She went the
first quarter in 313; the half in l:04
fat; three quarters in 1877, and came
home strong and proud 10 2'OS4.
There were six timers, and every
watch was the same. The crowd
went wild.
THE ANACONDA MINE,
CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-A special dis
patch from Butte City, Mont., says:
Within the next ten days the famous
Anaconda copper mine will be il
full blast. Last spring the mine shut
.lown, two reasons were given for
his, one was, that Haggin believing
he owned and controlled the bulk o
the copper in the world closed dow
in order to corner it, the other reasol
was the railroad which runs from,
Anaconda over to Butte distance
of 25 miles had concluded to charge
Haggin its own rate for conveying
ore from the mine at Butte to Ana
.onda and returning the product
from Anaconda to Butte. This
iIaggin would not consent to and
he closed the mine. From what is
considered a pretty reliable source
information is received that within
the next 10 days, two thousand men
will be put TO work In the cOnstruc-
ton of a new line from Butte City
to the smelter, this done new road
will be built from Boise City the in
tention Being to extend it ultimate
ly to the Pacific coast.
THE METHODIST COUNCIL.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 81. - T b e
twelfth and last days session of the
ecumenical Methodist council open
ed yesterday with Rev. DR.. Allen,
of the Wesleyan Methodist church,
of England, in the chair. After the
adoption of the resolutions for the
appointment of a deputation repre-
sentative of the conference to visit
the Pan-American council at Toron
to next year, and an amendment to
the resolutions presented yesterday
relative to the creation of an execu-
tive commission to make arrange
ments for the next ecumenical con-
ference, the topic of the day, "The
Outlook" was taken up.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2l.-At the
Afternoon session of the Methodist
ecumenical conference a resolution
was adopted that the conference
views with deep concern the subtle
and persistent effort of Roman hier-
archy to make its power felt outside
of its own sphere in many lands,
to the detriment and danger of the
civil and religious liberties of the
people. The conference feels bound
the members of the church
1t represents the sacred rights and
privileges they enjoy, won for them
by the sacrifice and fidelity of their
forefathers, and to call on them to
unite with the members of other
Protestant churches in maintaining
their inheritance of freedom and
banding down the same intact to
succeeding generations.
The last essay of the conference
was on "The church Of the future
read by DIR. Buckley, editor of the
New York Christian Advocate. He
spoke of the evil portents of the
present time, mentioning business
dishonesty, lack of self-denial, ex.
travagance in living, the relinquish
ment, In large part by the church,
of the Sabbath to the world, etc.
But this is only one side, and there
are numerous tendencies of hope.
full character. The rise sf new de
nominations seeking after spiritual
plety may be expected. No union
Of Protestants and Romanism is
possible. The final church will en-.
force no theory OF inspiration. 1t
will hay simple yet comprehen.
sive creed, revealing the essentials
Of salvation. TIL the last there may
be irrei gious scientists and some
Christians, 50 ignorant or timid, as
to fear that the increase OF knowl-
edge In the sphere Of nature neces-
sarily implies destruction OF faith,
Rev. Mr.. Dawson Of England,
said the church OF the future must
essentially be a church OF the past.