Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-14
GENERAL NEws xorgs.

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The Duke Of Cambridge has is
sued az order forbiddIng the exist
euce Of Orange lodges in the Eng
lish asiny.
Willie Corette, sixteen years old,
while playing ball at Butte yester
day, fell into an old shaft hole and
broke his neck.
Ed. Long, of Dayton, walked off
with the championship medal Of
YamhiIi county, for being the cham
pions hot at clay pigeons at the Day
ton celebration.
The S5O,OOO stock for the Corvallis
Carriage and wagon factory has all
been subscribed, and the work OF
building the factory will proceed
without delay.
The survey schooner General
Wright departed from Newport Sun
day evening for Tillamook bay,
where she will make the annual
coast, bar and bay survey as she bas
at the former place.
Father Adams, an old resident Of
The Dalles, is lying dangerously III
at his residence there. He has not
been well for some time, aud owing
to bis advanced age his recovery is
doubtful.
NJ. NJ. Gayary and Polonyi, MEM
bers of the Hungarian house of dep
uties, fought a duel at Presth, Sur
day with swords. NJ. PoloDyi was
severely wounded.
General Benjamin Franklin Kel-
ley, who organized the first Union
regiment south of the Mason q
Dixon line, is reported dying at
farm near Oakland, Maryland.
The Hon. James b. Ryan died at
indianapolis, Friday. He was an
ex-state treasurer, and for many
years one of the most conspicuous
democrats in Indianapolis.
In fight between circus employ
es and crowd Of rowdies at Vincen-
ues, Ind, Saturday night, one Of
the latter was killed and a number
on both sides injured.
Ex-Policeman Crowley, of Kansas
City, Sunday fatally shot his wife,
to whom he had been married six
months. He then made an unsuc-
cessful attempt at suicide. jealousy
was the cause.
The wheat harvest has commenced
in the vicinity of Albany, some
extra early pieces being already in
the shock. The yield will be largely
above an average, and dealers are
contracting all they can at IS cents
per bushel.
Charley Purves, aged l6, of Talent,
committed suicide last Saturday
night by hanging himself with a
log chain. The cause of this act was
not getting some articles of clothing
which he wanted from his parents
for the Fourth Of July.
AT the fishermen's meeting held
at Astoria on the 4th, 1t was decided
not to advance the price of fish.
Only a few favored advancing to
Sl.25. but the majority thought that
to ask for an advance at this late
season would result in the canneries
shutting their doors.
Very little wool is now arriving at
The Dalles as the greater portion of
the clip has been already received.
rhe Wasco warehouse during the
past week shipped about twelve car
Dads. This warehouse has received
up to the present, Of this years clip,
close onto 100000 pounds.
l.. G.. Motz was killed and T.
Michael was wounded while riding
IN buggy along the public road
near Llncolnton, N. c., Sunday.
Three brothers, Churles, John and
Caldwell Molz were arrested charged
with the murder. The Motz broth
ers were hiding along the roadside.
II is alleged that Michael had ruined
"A sister of the Motz brothers and re-
fused to marry her,
IL. $. Strong aud Axel Jansen,
head cook and gunner, respectively,
on the tlagship New York, register
ed at hotel In the West End, Bos
ton. They were called at o'clock
aud responded TO the call, but at
O'Clock the chambermaid entered
the room aud found the men uncoa-
scious from escaping gas. Jansen
was dead, and Strong, who was re-
moved TO the Massachusetts, general
hospital, may die.
Mrs. Allie Carpenter, thirty years
old, wife Of a huckster, and her I
year-old son, of Camden, were
drowned In the Delaware river sun
day under distressing circumstances.
Mr.. Carpenter with his wife aud
sou, started out early in the evening
to take a moonlight row. In clear.
iug the boat, Mr.. Carpenter broke
one Of the oar leeks and the boat
slowed around aud was struck by
steamboat. The boat was upset and
the thre thrown into the river. Mr..
Carpenter caught the rudder Of the
steamer and was saved, but his wife
aud son were drowned.
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