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


estimated by the authorities Of
Treycs that the citizens will make
total extra income Of about 1000, 900
marks out of the pil gramage
Among the visitors tn the holy coat
are a man Of eighty-six years and a
widow Of eighty-three, both Of them
belonging to "a village near Treves,
who saw the relic in 1910 and in
1874 and BOW in 1891. Forty five
thousand is the number of pilgrims
admitted into the cathedral daily.
ACTIVITY IN MILITAR1 CAMP.
LONDON, Sept. "a dispatch
from Odessa tells Of a great amount
Of activity displayed ia the different
military camps in south Russia dur
ing the summer just passed. Every
battalion for more than eighty or
100 days has been engaged in tscti-
cal exercises, and during the las,
month work has been carried on as
If on the battle field. The msneu-
vers have shown, however, some
points in the Russian armOr, as, for
instance, the fact that an enemy
could land in force just outside Of
Odessa and attack that city without
having encountered q foe,
THE IHFLUENzA.
BERLIN, Sept. 9.-The influenza
is raging at Kharkef, Kief, Kherson,
Warsaw aud other places in Russia
JULES GREvY DEAD.
PARIS, Sept. 9.-Francais Jules
Grevy, ex-presIdent of France died
today.
THE GILLIAN JUNTA.
LONDON, Sept. "a syndicate OF
European capitalists have offered to
advance the Chilian junta $4,000
pounds, with which to me press
ing requirements.
THE COUNT OF PARIS AND THE POPE.
LONDON, September 9.-The papal
cour,, according to a dispatch from
Rome, is deeply moved by the an
tagonistic attitude assumed by the
Count of Paris aud French royalists
generally toward the papacy on ac-
count of the pope's recognition OF
the French republic. The Count OF
Paris has Withdrawn the subsidies
which be has heretofore accorded to
the pope and 10 the French clergy
for sustaining bis cause. This alone
shows his deep provocation, and Leo
XIII. IS proportionately Impressed
and disturbed.
HURRICANE OFF NOVA SCOTIA.
HALIFAX, Sept. GA furious
northeast hurrican, with vivid light
ming and torrents of rain, ragged here
for three.quarters of an hour Mon
day. The shute aud part of the
staying, connecting the grain eleva-
tor with the deep-water wharves,
were blown down. The yachts,
Youla and Wenonah were wrecked.
DISTRESS IN RUSSIA.
LONDON, Sept. 9.-The Standards
Moscow correspondent, comment
ing ON the demands that came from
all quarters for measures to relieve
distress, says it is plain the distress
ls greater and more wide spread than
was at first supposed, ard that the
worst Is still to come.
HOUSES SEARCHED BY POLICE.
PARIS, September 9.-rhe police
searched the houses of several
promoters of the Panama Cana
company with view of obtaining
further evidence in the investigation
being made into the affaiIs of that
organic ltion.
BEATEN THE RECORD.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept. 9.-The City
of New York, carrying the Japan
mails, reached here at l o'clock =.
m. 1t Is believed that she has beaten
all eastern records.
THE MORMON CRUSADE.
LONDON, Sept. 0,-Pubhc opin3in
in Great Britain at present, is turn
ing with indignation upon the Nor
mon crusade, being made in MANY
country districts. The revelations
just made show there are two hun
dred Mormon missionaries" a
present, working in Great Britain
Scandinavia. Particular attention
has been called hy the press, to tn
operations of two young Mormon
Missionaries, "whohavebeen operat.
ing in the village Of Lancashire, and
some strange disclosures, as to the
proselyting methods adopted, have
heen made.
TWO CHILDREN KILLED.
LEEDS, Eng,, Sept. 9,-Walps iron
foundry collapsed today. Two chill,
dren We're killed aud two others ar,
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