Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-19

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he wants i'm the line Of genera
every day goods demanded b,
farmers and make him the loca
manager Of the concern.
THE BRAZIL TROUBLE.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10. The steam
ship Earndale, from Rio Janeiro, ar.
rived at Brooklyn yesterday morn
ing. The ship left before serious
trouble began in Brazil, but the
officers bring some interesting news.
The Earndale sailed from Rio on the
morning Of October "a, having been
In port about two weeks. During
that time there were no United
States war vessels in the harbOr, but
there were two British and French
cruisers. OF ali the Brazilian men
of-war in the Rio navy-yard, only
two appeared to be in commission, 50
the reports which reach here of
activity in the Brazilian navy are
probably exaggerated. "The only
trouble known Of" said one Of the
Earndsles' officers, occurred the
night of October s. A great crowd
of medical students had gathered at
one Of the theaters where "a rather
popular actress was the cause Of a
good deal Of cheering and shouting
The police objected to the dis rider,
and tried to put stop to it. The re-
suit was rush Of students against
the police, who drew their swords
and pistols, and fought the crowd.
several students were killed and
number of the combatants on both
sides badly Injured. On the
following night the police
and students met in row, which
resulted in the death of two of the
latter and number of minor casual |
ties. A young Englishmen, who
happened to pass down the street
where the fight occurred, was killed
instantly by stray bullet. AS re-
suit of this rioting, mounted polio.
patrolled the streets of the capita
night and day, and after dark IL wa,
unsafe to go into the streets. The
garrison was not called on for assis
tance. probably because the army
would have sided with the civilians.
The soldiers hate the police. Tue
latter are made up of the worst
classes. They are mostly negroes
WAS there any political signifi-
cence in this student riet," was
asked. ri think not. The Republi
can form of government has no;
out as tEey expected. There
is powerful faction desiring the
reinstatement of the empire. They
want Dom Predo's son or bis neph
ew on the throne. Since the fall of 8
lhe empire prices of every commod-
ty have doubled. The government
las imposed a high tariff" The
,fficer said further, it was the gen
,ral opinion at Rio when he left
hat the government would not last
many months longer. He was not :
when he read of the revo
utiOnary movement.
EATEN BY WOLVES.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 19.-News has |
cached this city that three children :
If Andrew Gulick, near New /
were killed by wolves
afternoon. Prairie fires
Early in the fall drove u large num- ,
DER of wolves down. from the north, /
The children wandered into the
woods and were attacked, and before ,
lid could reach them their bodies I
were partially devoured. Armed ,
men killed eleven of the wolves
md regular expedition will start
,oday.
WANTS A RICH MINISTER,
VIENNA, Nov. ia strong feel
ng of insubordination is develop
ng among the Hungarian clergy !,
gainst the new primate of Hun. -
AIRY, DIR. Klaus Vasary. The new =
'rimate differs in every respect from u
lis predecessor. Cardinal Simon :"
vas worth millions and lived in a
tyle beftting his station. The sue
essor of Cardinal Simon speaks of '
himself us "being as poor MS u church II
having brought nothing U
With him from the convent from /
which he was promoted to the arch U
Episcopal palace. 1t is believed o
hat the primate will be made a car u
inal in the spring. 1t is remem- d
cred that the late Cardinal Simon
egan life as n poor boy. p
HE KAISER AND THE UsURY LAW. d
BERLIN, Nov. l9,-Among the d
noral evils which the kaiser has >
Undertaken TO cure is that of usury. Il
he kaiser blanes usury for much
I the misery among his subjects
lie believes that the present usurS
lw, passed in 1880, is inadequate to
eal with the evil, and he proposes q
D have brand-new law that will "a
lake usurers unhappy aud protect
he poor and needy. .
AN OLD COUPLE MURDERED.
ALLENTowN, Pa, Nov, l9.-The n
lurder Of Mrs. WIN. Nibch and the n
robable fatal iujuring of her hus. nj
and at Ironton yesterday, threw
hat hamlet into state of great
Scitem,nt, When found, the
'Onl N was dead aud her husband