Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-04

Nlal1AN1-l1HHnN,
sencs now. This is saId 20 be the
first time a convicted prisoner
awaiting sentence has ever been
admitted to hail in san Diego
county. A motion for q new trial Is
pending. Judge Puserbaugh, before
whom the case was tried. IS Ill.
THE VALPARAISO AFFAIR.
NEW YORK, Nov. A Nalpar-
also correspondent says al saw a
most important witness o. the afiray
IN the streets Of Valparaiso on board
the Baltimore today. He says h'
saw TurnbuIl, the murdered sailor -
the Baltimore, running up tie
street, pursued by a mob with
drawn knives. He was Overiaken
by a man who plunged knife into
his body. 1urnbull fell within ten
feet of the witness, who stood over
him and defended the prostate man.
not knowing whether he was alive
or dead. He assisted him to a chem
ist's shop. The chemist was l"alh
TO shelter wounded men, fearing the
people. The witness insisted that
he should help wash and dres~
TurnbuIps wounds. Then he TOOK
a carriage and started to the Eng
lish hospital. The driver wa
afraid, and said the man hust 60 t
the Chilian hospital. Witness tool
him there. Witness was afterward
arrested and insulted by an ofnce'
of the police, " ho put loaded GUT
10 his head, threatening to shoot II
he opened his mouth about the mat
ter. He claimed his body was
bruised by blows. He asked the
protection Of Captain Schley, and
says he is afraid for his life ashore.
RAN AWAY WITH A NEGRO.
ASTORIA, Nov. 4.-Lillian Young,
a 1e-year-old miss who ran away
from Albany recently with a negro
named George White, was arrested
yesterday by Sheriff Smith on ad-
vices from the girls mother, who
lives at Corvallis. Her dusky para
mour was also taken in by Smith,
and both are in the county jail
pending a hearing. In her letter t.
the sheriff the girls mother says
that she is not yet Of age, and is OF a
wild disposition. The pair arrived
here about three weeks ago aud have
been quartered in an uptown lOdg-
ing house since.
SAFE BLOWERS CAUGHT.
SEA TILE, Wash, Nov. 4.-Frauk
Adams, Harry Connolly, ALA
''Deafy," and John J. Mccarthy
will be given a hearing upon 4
charge of blowing open the safe OF
the Standard Oil Company October
%. Though only 100 was secured
by the burglars, the job was cleverly
done. Within twenty-fOur hour
after the crime was committed, Con-
molly and Mccarthy were in jail,
and three days later, Adams was ar
rested in Tacoma. The suspects were
not booked, an effort being made to
keep the facts from the public to
allow the detectives to gather up the
evidence. Monday evidence against
the prisoners was conclusive, and
they finally made a full confession
The tools with which the burglars
performed The work on the safe art
now In the hands OF the detectives,
also the money and papers which
were taken away. For the first
time the facts of the arrests were
given out yesterday.
HARVESTING IN DAKOTA.
GRAND FORKS, S. D., Nov. A.
Because Of the snowfall since yester-
day many men brought up here
from Minnesota and Wisconsin to
help thresh are leaving for home.
As a large portion OF the grain is
still unthreshed, it is doubtful if the
farmers can finish thrcshing before
spring.
COAL MINERS STRIKE OVER.
PITTsBURG, Nov. 4.-The strike
Of the coal miners in the Pittsburg
district for an advance OF 10 cents
per ton is over, and 1900 men who
haye been idle for three months will
return - work at operators terms.
An agreement was made yesterday.