Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-06


At times he became profane in bis
remarks about the disturbers, when
only increased their shouts OF derl-
son. At last he gave In, and stop
ping his lecture, he called upon Inc
etaee the six fasters who begin iheir
fftv days fast In a museum, ana IN
troduced them to the audience.
After this digressIon he attempted
10 speak, but the merry students
nrsin interrupted him. Then Mr.
Train brought on the stage colored
man who whistled several airs, got
an encore and whistled some more
getting a second encore, aud gave a
song with a whistlipg interlude. lie
was then presented with bouton-
Mere and silver dollar by Mr..
Train amid great cheering Once
more Mr.. Train tried 10 continue ms
lecture. and once more be was shut
ofrby the dlsturbers. Then he IN
troduced Mrs. Eleanor Fletcher
Bishop, the mother Of the dead
mindrsader. who told how her son
had been murdered by three doctors,
and spoke If her vain efforts to
obtain justice. Mr.. Train then
called for volunteers, and several
Young men who had not the best
ear for music, and no voice to speak
of, excited the laughter and cat.calls
Of the gang by their wofui breaks.
A man jumped on the stage and
undertook to quiet Mr.. Traiu by
telling him to go on with tue lee
ture and the noise would stop. Train
was apparently angry that the
stranger should speak to him, for he
attacked him, striking him behind
the ear, landing bim on the hall
floor. Then some Of the crowd took
possession Of the door and refused to
let anybody out. At the same time
one fthe men turned the gas OIL, hats
were thrown into the darkness and
ladies and cbildred screamed With
fright. Some one turned on the gas
again before panic occurred. Train
finally gained the attention Of the
crowd and said:
"This is the last time | will ever
speak to an American audience.
Hereafter, ! am dumb, except to
children. / shall not fast, but pack
up my things and go TO Chicago,
where l shall spend the balance of
my days. D--n the American
people, anyhow. They don't ap-
preciate me. HeDceforth / belong
to the little ones"
1t was said he subsequently tore
up his fasting contract, tickets and
everything else relating the Ameri
can public. At late hour the crowd
opened the doors and went home.
SHOCKING INHUMANITY.
BURLINGTON, Ia, Oct. 6.-An-
other case of shocking inhumanity
was witnessed Sunday night in the
Union depot. A German immi-
grant woman who arrived with her
husband and three small children
on a midnight train en- route to
Noble, Ia, was taken suddenly sick
preliminary to childbirth. Admit
tance to st. Francis hospital was re-
fused, and the attendance of ply
sician was unattainable. One prom
inent physician arrived on the scene
at the critical moment, but learning
there was no money in the job re
fused to do anything, and coolly
walked away. Lying upon rough
bench the woman gave birth to q
male child and was permitted to lie
there all night suffering agony until
a charitable gentleman came to heI
aid with money and an order fol
shelter In a private house. The pub
lie is indignant at several cases o.
cruel inhumanity exhibited by char
liable and public officials recently
THREE MEN KILLED.
SANTA Rosa, Calf, Oct.6.-Thre,
carpenters. named Ceres, Brown
and Proctor, at work on the bridge
Of the narrow guage road, neal
Tomales, were killed this morning
being run into by a train. They
were working with large gang Of
men at the time. others of whom
were also injured.
WILL REiNsrArE.
OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. 8.--it Is de
cided to reInstate all those Officials
Of the department Of the interior
who were suspended as "a result o
the revelations made before the
public account committee.
HAS ASSIGNED.
BosToN, Oct. cd. B. Baker
manufacturer of boots and shoes
Arlington, Mass, has assigned.
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