Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-05

oontt CCinctoTt Dy way OF BtNeutl
and Madison streets and Broadway.
There a closing passage Of the
Episcopal burial service will be read.
Judge Osborne will read the burial
ritual Of the Knights Of Pythias and
the whole body Of militia present
will fire a salute over the grave. An
autopsy on the remains Of Colonel
Haines was held today aud it wat
found that the Colonel had beer
suffering from cancer Of the omen
tum, situated about four inches from
the pyioric gland Of the stomach
aud extending six inches around
the novels. This cancer caused the
obstruction which superinduced per
iliontls. The cancer was hereidi.
tary, his mother having died from
It. Doctors are Of the opinion that
had not la grippe hastened his death
the cancer would have eaten away
his life In less than two years,
THE CHILEAN AFFAIR.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-The cor.
respondence which the president
promised 20 send to congress relat-
ing to the attack upon the Baltl
more's sailors at Valparaiso will not
be sent now. In fact, there is rea-
son to believe that some days will
elapse before the public may know
officially just what passed between
the department of state and Minis
ter Egan on one side, and the Chill.
can minister OF foreign affairs and
Minister Montt on the other. An
unofficial announcement Of the
practical completion Of judicial pro.
ceedIngs in Valparaiso and the lnten-
tion Of the Chilean legal authorities
to punish three Chileans convicted
of participation in the assault. has
given satisfaction here, and is gen
orally regarded as distinct conces-
sion by the ChileaDs TO the United
States, as showing there Is not in all
probability TO be further undue de
lay in the disposition Of the case,
GETTING READY.
WAsHrNGT0N, jan. 5.--Call issued
today by Chairman Wilson for
meeting on wednesday January Goth
of the executive committee Of the
National Association Democratic
clubs.
BALTIMORE ARRIVES.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 5.-The
United States steamer Baltimore
arrived here from Chill at O'Clock
this morning.
SUICIDE or A FARMER.
SAN BERNARDINo, Cal, Jan. g.
Lorenzo ID. Cleghorn, a prosperous
farmer living near Messina, In this
committed suicide yester.
day by shooting himself. He had
asked neighbor 10 accompany him
to this city, aud while waiting for IA
.eam to be harnessed Cleghorn
walked ont into the road aud shot
1t Is supposed he was tenn
oorarlly insane, his Insanity being
on by the grip. from which
an tuua f.nnua Iaacinn
THE sALvATIoNIsTs.
LONDON, Jan. 5.-The trouble be-
ween the Salvation Army and the
at Eastbourne resulted
n riot Of unusual violence. For a
Dng time there has been open war
etween the SalvatlGnists and the
olice. The former assert that
officials displayed feel.
~ of religious intolerance In their
'eatment OF the army, and so deter.
lined were the members OF the
alyatlon Army TO maintain what
ley deemed their judicial rights,
lat they proposed to introduce "a
III Ia parliament TO amend or
peal the Eastbourne improvement
i, under which the town officials
revent the Salvationists from hold.
Ig meetings on the streets, sun.
~ the Eastbourne contingent of
le Salvation Army was followed
: an immense crowd who menaced
lem with all manners Of III treat
eDt. Once upon the beach the
Ilvationists knelt down In prayer.
8 they did so they linked arms the
'tter to repel the assaults Of the
religious mob, should the latter !
ke IL into the their heads 10
Iarge. The mob hoOted aud
lied. aud finally made an ugly
sh. Some OF the Salvationists
ere thrown TO the ground. The
uslcal instruments used by the .
seemed especially 10 !
cite the Ire Of the mob. The I,
tier got possession OF the instru- !,
ents, aud, after smashing them, !,
rev them into the sea. Then a :,
tachment OF mounted police :,
arged upon the crowd. They ,
AIDE no distinction between men !
"a women. They rode down upon !
9 crowd, trampllng the rowdles, :
ale and female s..Ee, under the
It Of the horses. Many OF the !
ovid were severely injured. 4
WEATHER REPORT. u