Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-13

20 themselves except in a very
superficial way. For four days they
vainly begged Judge Of Crimes Fos-
ter to allow them to remove the
sailors TO the Baltimore, but not till
1t became probable that Turnbull
would soon die would he grant them
permission. The men were taken
to the ship, but It was too late for
TurDbuIl. Blood poisoning bad set
10, and Turnbull died five days later.
The surgeons were positive death
resulted from neglect and imperfect
treatment in the hospital. The
Sisters of Charity, who had charge,
seemed to regret their inability to
help the sailors, but had to obey
orders from their superiors. From
the summing up by the surgeons IL
appears that as result OF the mob
two sailors Of the Baltimore were
killed, five were seriously wounded,
being disabl for from nine to
forty-four days, and twelve received
slighteP wounds, being disabled from
two to eight days.
THE BRAKEMEN.
PORTLAND, Jan. 10 The South
ern Pacific comp ny yesterday after
noon rescinded the order requiring
one brakeman to stay on top of ears,
and the striking brakemen returned
to work.
FOR THE MONTERREY.
CHICAGO, Jan. l3.-The twelve
inch breech-loading rifle for the
Monterey has arrived here, having
been shipped from the Washington
gun foundry four days ago. This is
the first gun Of its calibre completed
by the navy, and the heaviest piece
Of ordnance ever transported across
the continent, its weight being
l0I 300 pounds.
CARDINAL MANNING.
LONDON, Jan. l3.-Cardinal Man
ming, who IL suffering from severe
bronchial trouble and congestion Of
the lungs is growing rapidly worse
and this morning his physicians ex-
press little hope Of his recovery
The last Bacraments Of the church
have been administered to him.
HARRISON ENDoRsgD.
WAsHINGroS, Jan. 10. - The
Republicans have elected delegates
to the National Republican conven-
tion. A resolution WIS adopted
endorsi ,s Hlrrison's administra.
tion.
NEW XoRK HOP EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK, Jan. l3.-Dealings
in futures were begun on the hop
exchange, No. As Pearl, Monday,
and 2l2 bales changed hands as the
result Of the first days work, The
exchange, which has about fifty
members, was organized year ago
to facilitate communication among
dealers, but not until now has there
been any specializing done outside
of regular commercial business.
Under the new rules, hops will be
sold for future delivery in lots of
twenty-five bales, or about 5000
pounds. The quotations will be
based on points Of / of cent a
pound. Hops are raised chiefly
Ia four states: New York, Oregon,
Washington aud California and also
in Canada. The 275 bales sold con
sisted OF 200 bales Of New York
hops and rs bales of California. The
New York hops brought 254 cents
for February, 26 cents for April de-
livery. California hops brought 25
cents for both February and March
delivery. The exchange hopes to
Increase its membership to at least
sew nty five.
HAD A CHEEK.
TUCSON, Ariz., Jan. l3.-In Octo-
ber, 1890, while james Farrell, of
san Francisco, was proceeding from
the railroad depot To his hotel in the
town of Nogales, he was suddenly
shot down by man named George
w. Rood. The murderer was going In
an opposite direction and permitted
his unaImed victim TO pass him. and
when they were about fifteen feet
apart, Rood deliberately poured the
contents Of u double-baTrelled shot
gun into the unsuspe citing man.
Several buckshot shattered Farrell's
left arm and four more entert d his
back on the left side, penetrating
the heart and producing almost
instant death. The murderer
escaped into Mexico, but was over
taken and captured. The violence
at the trial disclosed the fact that
Rood claimed that Farrell owed
him S16666S as his one-third interest
in $4,000 contract with Mcguire,
Conroy Il Rood. The three latter
took the contract rs partners, but
Rood soon abandoned il. Mcguire
and Conroy did all the work, and
received the full amount OF 10000
from Farrell, in compliance with
the contract. Less than two weeks
after the murder, Rood applied to
the probate court of Pima county,
Aria, for letters OF administration
upon the estate of his victim, aud
his counsel vigorously urged the
court to administer a certificate OF
deposit TO san Francisco bank for