Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-11

gerously wounded, but has a chance
for recovery.
A HORRIBLE TALE.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. l1..-JeD
ME Slepe, a young girl II years Of
age, who has been visiting her
married sister, Mrs. Walter sepusky,
gave birth to girl baby on Friday
night and threw II into a vault on
the premises. Mrs. Sepusky sus-
pected that Jennie had murdered
the child and informed the autbori-
ties. The body Of the child was
recovered aDd showed marks of vio.
lenee. The girl tells n narrowing
tale, and accuses Two farmers resid-
ing six miles from Coleyille, Wis,
where she was employed as a
domestic, of committing rape upon
her person, after they had bound
her with ropes iD barn. She
claims that her child was siilIborn.
A post mOrtem will be held. As
soon as her condition will permit,
Jennie will be arrested.
PROPRIETOR OF CLUBHOUSE Kill
LED.
Los ANGELES, Jan. ll.-Chorles
II. Kimhall, proprietor of the club
house at Santa Monica, was fatally
shot at 10 a. M, Saturday by II. w.
Keller, heir 20 the estate Of the late
Matteo Keller, of this city. Last
night some parties from here went
down to the city by the sea, bent on
good time. From all accounts
they had il. This morning the
the party conRregated in KimbalPs
place and proceeded to make things
lively. They became so boisterous
that finally Keller, who wears a
deputy sherifi's badge, went to q
Justice Of the peace and swore out a
warrant for them for disturbing the
pence. Armed with a warrant and
IN company with "A constable lie re
turned TO Kimball's saloon. When
hey arrived at the place Keller
Stepped inside, and as he did sc
Kimball walked out from behinc
the counter and proceeded to 1
cabinet where he had several gum
and taking down shotgun hrough
: il to his shoulder and pointed tito
ward Keller, " ho Immediately drew
} his gun and fired. The ball entered
and passed clean through Kimball'
neck. He died in about an hour
MILLS OF TEXAS.
CoRsGCANA, Tex, Jan. l1.-In al
interview Roger q. Mills was asked
"Will you be candidate for th'
senate before the called SESSION @
legislature" He replied, II will
! there should be a called session.
! Questioned as to his attitude oI
: the free coinage Of silver, Mills said
"I have already voted for it, bu
do not believe 1t would in tn
2 slightest manner relieve the financia
9 distress of the country. II we per
; sist In the agitation Of that question
} demanding it in our national con
/ veution, we will lose in the fall elet
2 ton all our Eastern states and gail
} none to the West; therefore | advis
3 a postponement of furt her agitation
. of the subject until the tariff is re
! duced. On the tariff issue we hav
: won the country and can hold 1t.
/ BEAUTIES OF NIAGARA.
LOCKPORT, n. V, Jan. l1.-Th
ice scenery at Niagara falls la tn
, last two days has not been cquale'
in many years in its brilance anC
variety. Prospect point and tn
islands were perfect fairylan'
yesterday morning. The ligh
snow and the frozen spray on tn
trees all contributed to make g
delightful winter scene, Standing
at Prospect point and looking
back into the grove, the trees, viii
their Icy covering, have every
appearance of being forest ot
marble. The atmosphere was clear
aud the sun shone brightly, mahius
the shrubs and trees look like ST
many dazzling brilliants. The
spray from the falls ascended
straight up fora considerable height
and furnished u sight that has no
been seen in many years.
DEFENSE OF sANFRANCIsCO.
SAN Francisco, Jan. ll.-Th,
harbor Notifications in the course o
construction at Fort Winfield Scot
will soon be supplied with an arma
ment of large new guns aud carri
ages. About week ago four eight
inch rifles were received from
Washington and transported to the
Preside, and are now being placed
In position. one of the new iron
carriages was taken to Alcatra2
island. Within twelve months, six
eight-inch rides have been received
from Washington, and twelve
iuch rifle is expected In u few days,
100 MUCH WHISKY.
PIrrsBURG, Pa, Jan. ll.-Dr,
Thomas Walker, a well-known
physician of Dunbar, Fayette county,
was found dead Ia his Office Satur.
day. Ida Lawrence, typewriter
OF unlontown, died last August,
Drugs aud other evidences among
her effects led to DIR, Walkers con
viction for causing her death. a
new trial was asked for, bur no Dc.
cislon has been handed down.
MAN. A.. -. Al