The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-07-06
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ALBANY. June 2s.-At the Cons

the Committee on suffrage, reported
an amendment to establish impartial
suffrage.
Cassidy moved that the bill|b sub
mitted to the people to be voted upon
separately. z .
OmAHA, June 25.-Forty additional
miles Of the Union Pacific Railroad
have just been finished, making 3sa
In ALL :"
No further troubles from the Indians
are anticipated. -
CHICAGO, June 2s.-Dispatches from
the line Of the Kansas Pacific Rail
road say that camp, near Fort Har-
ker, was attacked by Indians yester-
day. Two whites and several Indians
were killed. All the railroad men
were driycn off.
The work between Buffalo and Fos-
sit Greek has been abandoned. Troops
have been sent to protect the Rail
road
WASHINGTON, June 2s.--Senorita
Juarcz left for New Orleans to-day en-
route for Mexico.
Treasurer Skinner has written let
ter, saying that after the failure Of the
National Bank the Treasury has moth
ing more to do with the bonds. The
Government undertakes to- redeem
them the same as the redemption of
any other public bonds of the United
States.
The Greek delegation dIscredited
the report of the Turkish successes in
Gambia.
A special dispatch to the CONNER
cial says that proposition will be in
troduced early in the extra session to
repeal the Military Bill, and throw the
whole question Of Reconstruction over
to the long session. Influential mem
bcrs favor this policy.
The Judiciary Committee have com
plctcd their report, except recon-
nendation as 10 what action should
be taken OH the report, which is very
lvoluminous.
NEW ORLEANS, June 2s.-A rumor
| is current here that Sheridan has
been relieved by Gen. Rosecrans.
CHARLESTON, June 2s. Tie Charles
ton Savings Bank has been seized by
the military for the failure TO pay the
principal and interest to certain sol
diers from Fort Mqultrie who were
dcpositors before the war commenced.
The bank was insolvcnt aud in the
process Of liquidation. The Directors
refused 10 consider those soldiers as
preferred creditors.
ALBANY, June 2s.-The Working
mans Convention, before it adjourned,
Issued m address, calling upon all la
Dor associations in the State TO be rep
l.s .ss~..se.I ;n the National Labor Con
yention at Chicago IN August.
i SAvASsAH, June 2s.-H. $. Fitch,
L. ;. District Attorney, has given an
Iopinion that the Presidential pardon
blots out all disfranchisement, and re-
-Iinstatcs the individual in all his rights,
Including that of suffrage, and no sub
sequcnt legislation can deprive him oil
these rights.
i CmcAoo, June 2o.-The Times
Omaho special says the Denver papers
, Of the gath say that several coaches
! have been attacked by Indians, and
, three persons killed.
WAsutxGToS, June 2s.-Adyices
from Gen. Schoiield's district say that
! the registration is progressing MOST
satisfactorily in the eastern counties
/ 1t il very full, every white man not
; disfranchised being registered. II
; many districts the white registry OK
ceeds that of the colored.
3 CHICAGO, June 2s,-The second cal
. ed session of the Illinois Legislature
! has adjourned. 4 bill was passed as
suming the control, by the State, o
! the Penitentiary, instead ofthe formel
lessee system.
j, New York, June ga Tribune
5 New Orleans special says the Presi
D dents private Secretary, and other
!: equally we'll informed, deny that an!
= order will be issued tomorrow super
+ seding Sheridan by RosSeas. The or
a gan of the President publishes
+ lengthy laudatory speech of Rosseau
Registration closes in New Orleans to
: morrow, in accordance with Sheridan
order.
f A bearer of dispatches to Ministe
: Gutenberg is here awaiting transpol
Il tation.
d New York, June 2s.-Fhe Herald
II Rome special dispatch says Arch
! bishop Purcell, of Cincinnati, is to b
It assigned the post of honor on tn
o right hand of the Pope, in the gran
e st. Peters ceremony on Saturday
J Grebt attention is being shown t
It American bishops and clergy.
it The Tribune's Washington specis
IS says information received by the AS
}. ricultural Department from all th
s. States, show a total average of whea
it crop from ten to fifteen per cent grea
70 er than that of last year.
n The Times special dispatch say
n Sheridan telegraphed to Grant the r
is turns of 43 out of 4s perishes in Lol
q isiana, showing s7,941 registered "
II ters - :
tel The Worlds special says Gen. On
h modified the regulations respectin
II registration, in accordance with I'll
ofl recent opinion of the Attorney Gel
or eral. = - y
% The Judiciary Committee, havin
IS decided to commence taking eviden.
IS again, briefly examined Ann Surrat
.. Horace Gqneley is summoned to appei
y before the. Committee next Monda
% New ORLEANS, June 24.-The Me
~ lean press is unanimous in favor of q
ecuting Maximilian. The 14th of Ma
is to be hereafter observed as a grar
of national holiday. Escobedo threate
ofl al ~ 1annsa IuaTnv should ha not Z