Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-05

I - l-AbsbN MAJ ~ w. y ht
Press says the accomplishment of
such results ia the year following
such a Democratic tidal wave as
swept over the country last fall is
certainly encouraging and proves
the strong vitality Of the Republi-
can party and its principle.
The Enquirer says: Blaine could
carry Massachusetts next year, pro
bably President Harrison cuuld
New York. The Republicans want
Blaine for president aud figures
show he can carry the state. The
west is still restive, there is one
man who can certainly recall every
wandering western state and bis
name il "Blaine."
M'KINLEY's PLURALITY.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 5.-Latest fig
ures, with nine counties to be esti.
mated and a few others unofficiaIly
made by the Republican state execu-
tive committee, place McKinley's
plurality at 20,4s6. The Republicans
now claim 4S to so on joint ballot in
the legislature.
Run ON BOSTON BANK
BOSTON. Nov, 5.-The run on the
Five Cent Bank still contin1es.
Outside the bank there is a crowd o:
people, mostly foreigners, waiting to
get into the bank, or are selling |
their accounts to speculatOrs at 50
cents on the dollar. President
Evans says they will pay depnsit-
ors who desire their money as soon
as possible.
DELIBERATE SUICIDE.
NEW YORK, Nov 5.-HeloIse Le-
loux, a dressmsker living at los
avenue, committed sui
eide yesterday by asphyxiatioD. She
was last seen about IL O'Clock. She
then went TO her room, and at
o'clock last night a friend, Miss
-
Emma E. Riteaux, climbed to her
room by the fire escape and forced
her way in and found her friend
lead. The women left three letters
ne TO the coroner, another TO Miss
'iteaux and another to Frederic r.
quite. Miss LelOux came to this
ountry twelve years ago from Caen,
rance, and ever since her arrival .
lere she has received S400 every
uarter through Mr.. Coute, No one
,nOws the cause of her suicide, but
0me think that she was prosecuted
u some way. She was 80 years old, /,
nd had worked for Mrs George
Iorgan, of Is East Fortieth street, ,
nd John Flaglera, at IS West Fifty
scond street, but neither knew any
hing about her, except that her :.
lther in France had been tanner. ?
Ir. Coute said that he knew nc
ling about the woman nor W here
le money came from that he had
lid over to her every quarter.
A SAD ACCIDENT. Ca
p PATERSON, n. j., Nov. 5.--The l.
'eless body of John Mahoney, son y
well-knOwn drygoods merchant,
as found at 1890 O'clock yesterday
orning on Broadway, within ten
ct of the Erie railroad tracks 1t
thought that Mahoney had fallen
sleep in9 the car on his way home
ON New York, and on awakening
nding that the train had passed z
ne Market street depot, attempted :.
} jump off at the Broadway cross Il
lg. He was dashed with great +
.oence into the gutter, the back OF :.
is head striking the curbstones u
lood was spattered in all directions. y
he injury to his head must have II
lused instant death. The gateman ~
the crossing knew nothing about =
ie accident until his attention was .
lied to the body lying in the gut |
r by young couple returning E
me from reception. Mahoney p
rs % years old. County Physi-
IN Johnson will order an investi- y
ton. 3
STAGE ROBBER KILLED.
REDDING, Cal, NV. 5. - Ever
ice the arrest of Howard and
nes for the robbery of the Reddipp
d Alturas stage, about two weeks Sc
o, Il e officers have been on the Di
'rt for the parties interested with re- re-
EN- in helping them out. These
% men were arrested near Alturas
few days ago and in bringing II,
EN- down they both got away ar,
I'M the officers by slipping Off their an n,
ack'es and jumping out of the 81. ST.