Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-30
THE POOR MURDER.
Terry and Others Attempt TO
Escape.
THE EVANGELICAL DECISION.
A Town Burned, Earth Quake Shock,
Train Wreck, Asphyxlaied, or
fetal RascaIity, State and For
eign News, Etc.


ATTEMPTED TO ESCAPE.
PORTLAND Or, Jnly SO.-A
special 10 the Evening Telegram
from Seattle says: A report from
Wooley the scene Of Sundays shoot
ing Of deputy Sheriff Poor, states
that Terry, and others who are un-
der guard attempted to escape last
aIeht. Nine Cinnamon who were
brought to Seattle yesterday will be
Examined before notary today.
ft Is expected their testimony Will
ndieate who fired the first shot.
II Inspector Baird he will be re-
,rrested. A well authenticated
rumor from wooley says there are
me hundred and sixty pounds Of
,piuun buried there. Some Of the
inspectors are suspected Of standing
in with the smugglers.
LOST CREEK BURNED.
ASHLAND, Penn, July 30.-A fire
ia the Lehigh company No. Col
lIery at Lost Greek is still burning.
rhe town itself IL destroyed. The
men expect 10 have 1t under control
by tonight.
EARTHQUAKE SHOCK.
SANDIEoo, Cal, July 3O.-An IN.
usually sharp shock Of earthquake,
lasting several seconds, was felt
throughout this city this morning.
On the bill houses were made to
.queak audibly.
TRAIN wRECK.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 3O.-A
freight train on the Cincinnati
southern was derailed near High
bridge this morning. Five cars
went down the embaDkment and II
is reported two brakemen were
killed. The wrecking train sent to
their assistance collided with another
freight and the engines and a large
oumber of cars we're smashed. VIM
Ilinley, fireman, was killed and En-
rineer Ben Carol was hurt. The
wreck is now rapidly burning. The
loss will he very heavy.
RAscALITY or OFFICIALS.
INDTANAPOLIs, July 30.-Th'
governor still refuses TO give out fol
publication the report Of John w
Coons, who investigated the alleged
frauds perpetrated against the state o
Washington. 1t IL said Coons mad
sensational discoveries, and learne'
that 5000, 600 Is due the state, Whil
. in Washington, 1t Is said, he dii
covered the most glariug frauds !
, connection with settlements Of ii
a dian war claims, many Of the voucl
a ers beiag duplicated. One youch'
In favor Of a well.known physlcia
for $58.7O was, II Is charged, raised
$3.50 and paid. The governor WI
asked today II Coons had discovere
that The state had been defraude
out Of $4,000. He replied: "Wel
/ can't say that that Is the amour
exactly, but II Is enormous. II ii
, claims Of the state for war tax,
terest and national road affairs wei
paid, the amount In total would NJ
be- less than $i,OO0,0O0"
EVANGELICAL DECISION.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 80. O.--ThI
morning Judge Hamilton decide
the injunction case against th
Evangelical association he enjolne
the board Of publication from mai
Ing up the deficiencies In the sals
ries Of Esher and Bowman, {
paying any money 10 the lllinoli
DesMoInes, Oregon or Platte Rive
conferences. The court found I'll
expulsion Of Bishops Esher an
Bowman according to church di
clpline and that there IL no eviden'
OF prejudice on, or fraud on II
part of the trial conferences. Deci
ion Is n decided Victory for the N
, nority faction.
FIRE IN AN ARMORY.
CHICAGO, July 80,--Tbe secoi
regiment armory on Lake froat W
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