Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-13
News of the Storm in England
and the Continent.
DOUBLE MURDER.
Ready to Sail, The Anarchists
Aagin, Killed a Book Agent, Ac-
cidentalIy Killed, They Got $, :
600, Strange Revelations, John
Bulls Way, Knights Of Labor,
Foreign and State News etc.
DOUBLE LYNCH1NG.

INA BIZ Ii aNNAAA@N-
BENHAN. Tex, Nov lS.-lntor-
NATION has just been received here
OF a double lynching that occurred ia
GayhiII precinct, this county, on
Monday last. The lynehiOg re-
suited from a negro dance.
THE ENGLISH STORM.
LONDON, Nov. ll.-The steamer
Hawarden Castle, engaged in the
coastjug traie, was wrecked at the
month Of the Mersey. She was ex-
posed to the full force Of the gale,
and seas sweeping over her made 1t
jnpoSsible to live on her deck.
The crew took refuge in her rigging.
Attempts TO rescue them were IT,
vain. This morning four bodies
washed ashore. The White Star
line steamer Britannia and the In
man line steamer City of New 1ork
,Ailed from Liverpool yesterday in
he teeth OF the gale, and had ter
rible passage to Queenstown. Quar-
rermaster Mckenzie, of the Britain
nic, was swept overheard.
LONDON, Nov. l3.-The bark
which yesterday stranded off Kin
sale island, is the Gylfe, from Que
bec Oct. l. for Liverpool. The life
saving crew at Kinsale finally sue
ceeded in reseuiug the captain ana
four Of the crew, but seven were
irswued. News has just reached
this city Of the loss at sea OF the
British steamer Fairfield; no lives
acre lost.
THE GALE on THE CONTINENT.
BRUSSELS, Nov. l3.-The storm
fell with unusual severity through
out Belgium. The shipping is
greatly damaged.
PARIS, Nov. 13.-The recent gale
caused an immense amount of dam
age in all parts of France, and a
number of persons were killed.
Several vessels were wrecked at
Fecamp, OH the English channel,
but only one man was drowned.
Some of the smacks of Cherbourg
with their crews, numbering ten
men, are missing.
BouLOGNE, Nov. 13.--The great
storm occasioned enormous damage
| in this vicinity. Up and down the
coast the loss of life and property
must have been heavy. Many fish
ing boats are yet unaccounted for
double murder was committed las
night. The victims of which ar,
Mrs. .Gretzen Lenzenberger, who KEEP
saloon, and her l5-year-old SOL
George. The woman was choked tc
death and her boy beaten and
choked. The murder was evidently
for the purpose of robbery. There
is no clue to the murderers.
READY To SAIL.
New YoRY, Nov. 1S.-The con-
struction department of the navy-
yard has notified Commander Erben
that the Atlanta, Bennington and
Concord will be ready for sea by
Saturday. The Atlanta is in the
drydock, and workmen were fitting
about her under electric lights last
evening, hurryiDg to prepare her for
sea. The Concord is cOaliDg, and
her new steering quadrant is in posi-
tion. The steam launch which the
Remington mas been waiting for ar
rived yesterday from Portsmouth.
On all these vessels the short-term
men are being taken off, and long
term men being put in their places.
The Newark, 1t is expected, will ar
rive at their yards on Saturday,
when some change will be made in
her electr.c-light plant. II was said
at the yards last evening that she
would be Admiral Bennam's flag
ship, and in company with the At
lanta, Concord and Bennington,
was expected to sail for Brazil early
in the week. No orders TO this eff.
feet are known to have been received,
but several officers seen last evening
said that that was the probable des-
tination of the ships.
THE ANARCHISTS AGAIN.
CHICAGO, Nov. lS.-Within IA
bombs throw of the HaymarkeI
armed anarchists last night again