Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-26

asking each other what
nd they Ale ,,d he of any other In
bs f'ie ,.,os ~ who might be driven by
an prlpu, tvranny into armed re-
ptOler'O W.. "sainst British authority.
.t'1'o hanging of the sennapni'y % IT,1aDn. was
fbe nA"s ~. offensive to the Hindoos,
pecp .,1o considered Il most dis-
p .s'I 15''S form of execution, ,,..,a,,,1. and
,e,u nb Engladd has not formally
no'sd ogsd Manipur' the state is to
Oea' yirtullly within complete
% nv English officials. All
''uO, ,,.nmstances go to Influence
u'ndoo mind anj make it
p n y. of disloyal sentiments
,Sa Great Britain.
SERIOUS RUNAWAY.
surnG roN, Sept. 26 Professor
= spence, dean of the faculty of
university, Nashville, Tenn,
his wife, daughter and r. &.
'.,onston, of the war department,
81 almost miraculous escape
~ Death yesterday while driving
Ynr % the Fort Meyer road. Des-
,nding the steep military road from
sort Meyer the horse was stung by
velIow jacket. The animal plunged
ur the road and over II bridge,
,,rinp the vehicle and passengers
,,S linn distance of twenty feet
- the water. Professor and Mrs.
snonce were pinned under the We
'aiolo until extricated by Miss Spence
"A A Edmonston, who escaped with
liant injuries. The injured parties
Lsre brought to the Emergency
.oonital. The bones of Professor
snonce,s face were broken, his
bouIder-bone crushed, bis skull
T Bigbtly fractured and his right eye
most torn out. Owing TO the
beble condition of Professor Spence,
s physicians are unable to state
sbether his injuries will prove fatal
Ire Snence,s injuries are not fata
ut painful,
A PAIR OF THIEVES.
NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-John s
Emerald, of Brooklyn, tried yester
lNlo sell gold brick worth $273,
to money broker. Fitzgerald''
nOpe actions finally led to hi'
,,pst. He then said he obtained
.As mick from clerk named Miles
with Hauy & Harmon, bankers o
Nassau sweet. Miles was arrested
when hahlt work, and, on being
confronted with the proof of hi
uih confessed that he stole tn
brick and gave it to Fitzgerald t
soll and that he has been steadil.
stealing from his employers for tn
mast three months. Miles an
FITZGERALD were both locked up a
police headquarters. Miles refuse
to say how much he had stolen, say
ing he preferred to inform his EN-
plOyers so they could regain posses
sion of the property. Miles is Il
and lives at Bayonne, n. j. H
came from California a year age
and says he knew Fitzgerald in Sal
Francisco. Fitzgerald refuses t
talk.
THE WORK OF A COWARD.
NEWARK, N. J. Sept. 26.-Thur
day night Ernest Lehman, aged Il
poisoned and killed his sWeethear
Annie Bush, aged Is. Lehman il
tended to commit suicide, but hi
courage failed. He has been yer,
despondent of late. Last nigh
when he called upon Annie, he wa
unusually gloomy. He procured
bottle of soda water, and, unknow
tOthe girl, mixed some paris gree
inil which she drank. Lehman
then drank some of the mixture
but not enough to kill him. H
was arrested in Elizabeth yesterday
BURCHARD DEAD.
SARATOGA, N. Y. Sept. 26.-Rev
Dr. Burchard died yesterday.
GOLD DISCOVERED IN PENNsYL
VANIA.
eUSQUE II ANNA, Pa, Sept. 26.-
While workmen were prospecting
Tor coal on farm in Susquehanni
county, paying vein of gold wa
discovered.
THE SEARLES WILL CASE.
NEW YORK, Sept. pa specia
iiOm Salem, Mass, says it is rumor
dthe hearings IN the Searles will
ase may not be resumed and tha
AegOtiation for settlement will b,
kOpened before October Ist. Th,
NHtestants learned through tn,
papers brought out in the hearing
that even if they should win, event
ualy the legal entertainments o
Ns other side so many litigation
would be very long. This makes
Vneable settlement will be sought