Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-07

.|onert, he declared, had made
1oIlant Investigations but the
ndliness they established with
nti|eans and Russiahs would yet
s. li1it All rightthinking men
England and America, Sir George
led. VIII be delighted to find a
Sous bone Of contention removed.
2" !" OPINIONS or THE DIPLOMATS.
oNpoN. Jan. 7.-It appears that
French government has sent TO
Wher different European ambassadors
prom raI.s g. circular .,s asking them 70 70
hat an exceedingly false light
4bot, the foreign minister, and
K =, fre whole French cabinet would APP
AL Lar IL Bulgaria should not give
fisfaotion TO the French govern
,R. TAent. In such a case it was pointed
Il the cabinet would be forced to
sign under reproof that 1t had
Inc rlr4lcd rashly. Russia, IL seems, adj
vlttln.itted this view Of the affair, while
tain sneland and Austria tacitIy agreed
patrtaat Bulgaria must give some sort
satisfaction 10 prevent France
~, som being humiliated. Germany
". ~ ~ id italy maintain reserved atti-
bew yeee
ho sefid aREAq CATHOLIC CONGRESS.
Rme CHICAGO, Jan. 7.--Monday, Sept
fesn~ 1888, great Catholic congress,
5hich will embrace ia representa-
Won prominent Catholics from
very country of the world where
~ se Catholic religion iourlshes,
1''t.l an meet IN Chicago, and continue
N. ,..,,l session five days. II is expected
c,,,iya1e pope will attend In person.
/" Ihis HEAVY BOUNTY ON SUGAR.
Jeis NEW ORLEANS, Jan. THE Elm
poiu AaIi sugar plantation of Leon
.ne.so ioodchaux, In Assumption parish,
re ~ .iosed the rolling season Monday,
s'.a1 ~ l..eying turned out the immense
nout of 4,25O,OOO pounds Of sugar,
Z ss..ss,.rn which Mr.. Goodchaux will get
s,,s /. .65, 900 bounty from the United
,r,s States. n Is one of dozen pianta-
I,iyfh ions owned by him, who will be
be largest Individual receiver OF
IN the United States, and
vi. mill receive something more than
900 from the government.
go GONE TO SOUTH AMERICA.
can NASHVILLE, Jan. ~. II. Week,
be. a prominent lawyer Of Dandridge, Is
l,eol missing, aud is suspected of being
yeaabout scr, 600 short In his accounts
OF = as chsncery court clerk Of that
laug county. He Is thought to have
Wl'i gone to South America.
The HAVE ASSIGNED.
T9ie BALTIMORE, Jan. Meal & Son,
dow dry goods, have assigned for the
frlu benefit OF his creditors. The firm Is
holi one Of the largest in the dry goods
VIII trade, doing business In Baltimore.
oths The estimated liabilities will exceed
lties a16000O. while assets will fall short
nuil Of $l50,OOO.
II THE KHEDlvE DEAD.
OF CAIHo, Jan. 7. The khedlve OF
aug Egypt died this afternoon from the
whs effects Of influenza.
REVOLUTION IN GUATEMALA.
due Cry OF MEXICO, Jan. There
h d sare well founded rumors here that
VIII revolution Is In progress In Guate-
Of mala as no dispatches have been re-
mir ceived since the presidential election
on the first Of January have been re-
y" ceived here from any part Of that
ca country.
dy
set SENT UP TWO YEARS.
ms SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 7.-Harry
no Miller, son Of Joaquin Miller, "the
W Poet Of the Sierras," was sentenced
= to two years imprisonment today
= for holding up stage In Mendl-
elmo county some weeks ago.
w RAILROAD STRIKE.
q BAN ANTONIO, Jan. 7.--Dsorders
among the strikers on the San An
toolo * AFhhuHOA IhSS IhllTOhu ~
~ Yokum are threatened. Sheriff
~ Hall has been there for week with
Y twelve deputies. The mayor OF
Yocum, who IL said to he in sympa-
=, thy with the strikers has appointed
= thirty special police from the ranks
! OF the strikers. This coming 20 the
knowledge of Judge King, Of the
Il district court here, be has had fifteen
additional deputies sent there.
BRoKE JAIL.
CORVALLIS, Or, Jan. Ed,
Scott, prisoner waiting action OF
the grand Jury, broke jail last, night
and escaped. Two Indians, United
States prisoners In the Jail, at the
time. refused 10 accompany Scott,
Carriers
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