Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-16

He survived until ! As O'clock.
Judge Warder was district attorney
Of this city at the time Of the murder,
which was the most appalling trag-
edy known in this state. Intense
grief gradually unsettled his mind,
until he became shadow of his
former self.
DO NOT WANT DETAILS.
Sr. PAUL, July l6.-At the meet.
ing Of the editorial association this
morning w. E. Pabor, of Denver,
read a communication from the
women Friends of Maryland, Penn
sylvanla and Virginia urging that
action be taken on the omission OF
he details in reports Of crimes,
including suicides, scandals and
breaches Of faith and honor.
THE OHIO DEMOCRATS.
CLEVELAND, July l6.- The fol
lowing is the complete ticket.
Governor james e. Campbell.
Lieutenant-G -Governor-N.lV. Mar
quis.
State AuditOr-Hon. r. f.. Peckin-
baugh, Of Wayne county.
Attorney .Gencral-John j. Bal
ley, Of Putnam county.
State Treasurer-C. Il. Ackerman,
of Mansfield.
Judge of the Supreme Courteous
tavus II. Wald, of Hamilton county.
Commissioner of Common Schools
Charles G. Miller, of Erie county.
Member of the Board Of Public
Works-John Mcnamara, of Sum
nit county.
Member Food and Dairy Commits
sion $. Quimbo, of Lawrence
county.
After passing the usual vote of
thanks to the officers of the convent.
ion. AT 8 p. m. the convention was
adjourned sine die.
THE HOWELL FAILURE.
AToHIsoN, Kansas, July l0.-The
attorney for Geo. w. Howell of
Howell Lumber Co. which failed
yesterday says the failure is caused
by the failure Of the Jacksonville
Lumber Co. which was debtor to
Howell for $400, 200 and the sale of
the Omaha plant by Herbert Jewell
which was wholly unexpected.
Liabilities ofthe Atchison concern
$3.50, 600 Of which the National Bank
of Chicago Is creditor for $500 600.
Asserts of all the Howell concerns
are placed at SO, 600, 900 liabilities are
unknown. II IL stated the outstand-
ing Accommodation Papers" will
reach from one to one and half mil
lion dollars.
WILL GET MONEY.
CHICAGO, July l6.-It is stated /
at the First National bank that ms
Howell's affairs are straightened /
out 1t will advance them money to
begin business again.
A LION LOOSE.
Rock ISLAND, July l6.--Fore
show exhibited at Rock
Island yesterday and gave u scene
lot down on the bills. The after.
lOon performance was attended 10y
iome 6000 people. Just as the great
'rowd started to leave the big tent
hore was cry heard at the entrance
The lion Is loose,n The passage
way out of the tent was packed with
people, and back of them were some
TO get out. The alarm
ng cry was repeated and the circus
employees rushed In to force the
rowd back into the tent. Women
hrieked and children cried, while
men lost their heads In the con.
uslon. Pickpockets took advantage
# the opportunity to do their work,
nd succeeded In several instances.
)ne woman was carried 10 the near
al house and docter summoned.
lthers got OF with bruises. That so
ew were hurt in such n stampede is
wonder, The cause of the warning
gas not imaginary. An employe
vent 30 the cage containing the
ons with piece of meat. Open
ng the door TO throw the meat into
he cage, he fell aud the bloody
one dropped 20 the ground. one
( the lions made u dive after il aud
lmped out of the cage, but the t,
east was sOon driven under the
iagon, whore II was held by loose
ieces of Iron fence until the crowd
nuld depart, but il was some
'conds before the people could be
lade 10 feel that the danger was !
YER, and during this Interval the
ildest confusion ruled. Men, :
omen aud children rolled under
'e canvas, while Others climbed ap- >
! benches, many OF them shrek.
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SAFE-CRACKERs. {,
Los AN0ELfs, July l6. 49, The :
f. OF the union Lime Company
as blown by crackers aud robbed bl
valuable papers aud Sl0OO. Ii Is M
ppred IL WAS done hy tho same ii
ng ~ sais-crackeT~ who blew open 81