The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-06-08
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eigh, Nc. 1t is probable that most Of
them will accept and take their families.
Ben Wade aud ten other Senators, with
their wives, will start for Cleveland.
A Washington, special says the Presi-
dent declines to interfere with Sheridan.
Col. Long, or tho Presidents house
hold, in his testimony before the Judiciary
Committee denies Bakers report ofan in
teryicw with the President regarding Mrs.
Cobb. The testimony Of Mrs. Washington
also contrqdicls Baker.
WASHINGTON, May 2s.-John Hay
is mentioned as successor to Motley. As
sistant Secretary Chandler will resign on
Thursday. on account OF i'll health.
Chief Justice Chase has completed the
nominations of Registers Of Bankruptcy.
Col. JEFF. e. Davis has been ordered TO
conduct recruits to California.
Thad, Stevens still yindicates conGsca-
ton.
New YoRK, May &c. W. Gayle
who offered a reward for the assassination
of Lincoln, was before Judge Bustced, in
Alabama, yesterday, on the charge Of
completely IN the assassination. lie pre-
sentcd n full pardon from President John
son.
The SECRETARY of the Treasury, in de-
clining n dinner offered by Bostonians on
the 22d says tue bounties for soldiers, the
preparations for an Indian war, the in
tended large issue Of Bonds for the Paci.
fc Railroad, together with the Partial
lateness OF the wheat and corr crop, the
tardiness Of reconstruction, the reduced
taxes, and the general dullness oftrade,
will probably increase the national debt
for sometime. lie favors the contraction
OF the currency, though not now.
The Japanese will visit Buffalo as guests
OF Fisher, Consul at Kanagawa.
The Herald's special says, u subscription
paper is in circulation to provide JEFF.
Davis with u home IN tho South.
WASHINGTON, May 29.-Reeeipts for
the quarter ending March 3lst, were
$3.50, 100000; expenditures for the same
period 1924, 10000.
Several land patents have been issued 10
settlers, since April, in Denver City, Col.
oradQ; Dakotah City, Yermillion, Oregon
City, Oregon; yisalia, Stockton, and
MarysyiIle, California.
The patent case Of Shafncr against
Revy, involving the use of gun cotton,
was decided in favor Of Shaifncr.
NEW YoRK, May 29.-The Rcpubli-
cans OF the Fourth Ward at Washington
have nominated 4 negro for Councilman.
As this is an Irish ward there is no danger
Of his election.
Summers Russian Treaty speech would
Gil two thousand pages. lie says the fur
business mad paid five per cent, IN the
capital invested in 1882. The Indians
are savage and are slave holders. The in
terror tribes are reported to BIO guilty Of
cannibalism. Eugene Doriston says gold
has been found ia three different localities
and 10 each the fields are Of considerable
extent. The FIRST is in the mountain
range north Of Cooks Inlet; the second
oa the Bay of Jakutale. near Mount ST.
Elias. and the third in the mountains Of
the kcnoy Peninsula. Sumner proposes
10 name he TerriS~ry Alaska. The ox-
plorers and surveyors arc to be sent out
Immediately, and . republican constitution
be given to il.
CHICAGO, May 80th.-Tt il reported
that thirty DISORDERS left Fort Hays last
week, iye Of whom were killed aud scalp
cd by Indians.
Gen. Gibbon left Fort Kearney on the
10th with two companies Of troops for
Fort Sanders. lie will take charge of the
expedition now fitting ont. Col Caring
ton will proceed TO Fort Phil. Kearney.
The Platte river il very high.
KINGSTON, G. ". May 2S.-A crowd
assembled on the wharf to-day to sec JEFF.
Davis. who was on the steamer bound 10
Toronto.
NEW YoRK, May 2S.-Gen. Swayne's
report of the Mobile riot exoneraies the
the whites from the charge Of planning
the riot, which prccipitated accidentally,
rather than by design. lie blamcs the
police and the Mayor.
NEW ORLEANS, May 28.-Sheridan
has extended the registration until June
20.
NEW YoRk, May 29.-The Herald's
special dispatch from Toronto says MUM
tions of war in large quantities are going
towards the border secretly. A number
of supposed Fenians. are in st. Adams.
Fifty thousand men are reported to be
ready to take the field.
The Tribune says it is reported that the
President Of Fenians will leave for Eu-
rope on Saturday next, to visit Paris,
Rome, Madrid, Florence, Turin; Berlin
and Vienna, to confer with the leading
Liberals. 1t is said he will return on the
first of August when it is almost certain
that an invasion of Canada will be begun.
CHICAGO, May 29.-The Tribune's
Des Moines dispatch says three travellers
undertook to force their way through a
field near this city, where three men were
at work. A fight cnsued and both parties
were badly injured One farmer was Sc
riousIy hurt. The assailants made their
escape.
Capt. Bingham late assistant book-keeper
of the United States Senate, was taken
from his home in Athens, Alabama, last
night, maltreated, and his face daubed all
over with printers ink. Bingham is q
Radical Union man.
Francis Smith killed his wife and lit
tie son, in Peoria, ILL.,, and then commit
ted suicide. He left en- incohercnt letter
declaring his domestic difficulty.
CHICAGO, May 29.-Omaha papers
contain accounts Of more Indian deprcda-
tions.
Senator Wade and a party Of promi-
nent men, will leave Chicago tomorrow