Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-06

the latter was attempting to arre' =
him, aud later Dick Vance, "A mo-
topious desperado. Three of his
COUSINS attempted to waylay Hail.
but he shot them all. He then
went to Catlettsburg, KY, and
killed his haIf-brother, John Adams.
Since then he has been continually
taking the lives Of people who were
unfortunate enough to incur bis III
will.
TWO PASS gNaER TRAINS WRECKED
CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-OlIicials OF the
Wabash road here have received the
intelligence that two passenger
trains on that line, one going west
from Toledo, the other coming east
from Kansas City, came In collision
early yesterday at Aladdin, llls.,
two miles east of Hannibal, causing
a Clisastrous and fatal wreck. Engi-
neers Wilson and Bouchard were
killed, as were three Italians in the
. smoker, and number Of passengers
were wounded. The wounded,
whose number and names are not
given, were taken tO MOberly, Mo.
The cause Of the wreck was not
known, but 1t is stated the trains
were running through a heavy fog
at the time of the collision. The
trains were to have passed at Alad
din, and the supposition Is that
blunder or misunderstanding OF
train orders is responsible for the
accident.
AN AMERICAN SHIP ON FIRE.
LONDON, Jan. GA dispatch from
Sydney, N. S. w, states fire broke
out on the American ship w. H..
Lincoln, from Tacoma, and despite
all efforts TO extingulsh the flames
they are still burning. Part OF
her inward cargo Is still aboard her.
From present appearances the dis
patch says the ship and everything
aboard her will be consumed.
PAYMAsTER ROBBED AND MI r.
DERED.
IsHPEMING, Mich, Jan. 6.-John
Gleason, paynIaster for the Cleve-
land Iron Mining and Iron Cliffs
company, was murdered aud robbed
yesterday. A watchman found him
with bullet hole in his head. The
robbers got Gleason's watch, small
sum of money and some "black
diamonds" used for drilling.
OBJECT or THE REVOLUTION.
Ell PAso, Tex, Jan. 6.--It Is just
learned that the leaders In the pres
ent revolution on the lower frontier
have been workiug.in this nelghbor-
hood for recruits since last June. IL
Is also learned that the headquarters
of the reYolutionlsts are at New
Orleans, but their removal to FL
Paso Is contemplated, as this place
will afford better base of opera
tions. The Mexican revolution IL
bac Sed by large amount OF money,
and as soon as "A foothold Is obtained
In Mexico the revolution will begin
In earnest. The idea of those back
ing the movement Is to cut of that
portion of Mexico north of the line
extending from Tuxpan, on the
Gulf of Mexico, to Mazatlin on the
Pacific ocean, aud declare republic
under tile constitution, as promul-
gated In 1857.
sINEws or WAR.
LAREDO, Tex, Jan. 0.-Startllng
developments In regard to the CARA
revolution are coming to light.
The head and front of the whole
matter is just coming out. The
papers found In the saddle bags of
Pablo Munez, one of the captured |
revoIutionists, throw great deal of
light on the situation. They prove
that what WAS fore
four days ago Is true, aud
that the clerical party IL furnishing
the money with which the cam +
paign Is being conducted. In all
the forays made by Garz' he has not
stolen or plundered the smallest
article. On the other hand he has
paid cash at top prices for all he has
needed. Where all this money was
soming from has been puzzling the
American aud Mexican authorities,
Il Is now ascertained that Monies
l'ooa, bishop of Monterey, Is the
inanclal agent OF the clerical party
IA supplying Cara with funds
COULD NOT BE TRIED AGAIN.
PEORIA, III Jau. 0.-Judge shaw
4 the circuit court, yesterday
Iuashed nineteen indictments hang
ng over j, Finley H1ke. The
round for the decision was the
'ank had not exercised proper dill
.ence, having allowed one count {"
'ass; aud Hoke, having Peou extra
Ilcted from Canada for only one Z
ffense, could not be tried on the
thers without an opportunity Of
'etting back 20 Canada. Hoke was
ASHER OF the Merchants National q
Ank here aud got away with $780,, 6
90, for which he served ave years
n Joliet.
RAN INFO A BURNING ngiD9F.
DICKINSON, N. d., Jan. 0. About /
80 yesterday a double.header stock a
ram crashed through a bridge two a
niles this side OF sentinel butte.