The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-07-31

face about and threaten to hfg. Several
persons were wounded mostly members Of
the UOlored band.
MtANEAYoLfs, Mimi July 27.-~The at
tempt made to dispOnsesA q farmer by the
Sheriff aud posse, in east Greenwich, yester.
day, for non payment vt rent, resulted IN
the seriously Nounding Of eight persDtls, IN.
cIuding thUso mentioned last night The
farmer sought 10 be dispossessed Is among
the wounded. Deputy Sheriff Whitlock was
seriously hurt and is $40. expected ~ live.
b putty Sheriff Gogg is reported dead,
though Ne he was left on the ground, his fate
ID uncertain.
SAN FRANcrsco, July 28.-Legal tenders
are quiet at 73t buying, and "a selling
Gold this afternoon was quoted at lSo4, 9
decline. Sterling 1lO4(9 llOs.
Liverpool quOtations--Whe heat lbs "a.
New York Quotations--Flour nominal q
90 60(09 so. Wheat dull at 81 6O(@l 70
San Francisco Prsduce Market.
Flour-Local brands firm at the following
rates for jobbing lots superhne, IN SKIS
"a 89A(oO5 extra in SKIS, S. 1905 SIT.
Wheat--We quote fair TO choice shipping
at 81 67A0Dl 721, and the same grades 0
milling at 81 75(11 rs.
Bariey-New coast 10 quoted at u 10
oa.s-ocalifOrnia, 81 So@l es; Oregon
81 65(G1 rs.
Potatoes--65(0S5c
New YoRK, July Goth. The Anglo Ameri
can Telegraph Co., announces the gross re
ceipts from the Atlantic Cable since the land
ing Of the first one on July 9th. 1866, a
| E645 900. The number Of messages is stead
lily increasing from the daily average Of 2
under the twenty pound tariff to 230 durin
last month, while the daily average Of dis
patches 10 June, 1869, more than double
that Of June, 1868. under the five pound fv
shillings tariff. The daily average Of receipt
show by the same comparison an increas
from 447 pounds in June, 1868, to 52l pCuDn
in June, 1869.
Tennessee Politics.
NASHVILLE July 26.-Thc Journal put
fishes u dispatch from Postmaster. Geners
Cresswell 70 Stokes, which says Believin
you 10 be true representative Of the Repul
lican party Of Tennessee, ] earnestly adys
cate your election, and trust that every SCUM
| Republican in your State will rally 70 you
support. II 10 also the Presidents opinio
and desire.
Singular Accident.
LouIsvILLK, July 2Gth.-A singular an
terrible accident occurred near PrincetowT
Kentucky, on the Goth. An immense mi
stone, weighing nearly ton and bali, rol
cd of wagon which was being hauled alon
the side Of steep hill and rushed with feal
full velocity down hill into o farm yard, crusl
ing through the fences and over several be-
hives into pasture beyond, whore it ra
over and killed two calves and horse. Th
bees attacked some children playing IN Il
yard aud stung one so that it has since die
Two others are blind and speechl.ss and n
expected 10 survive.
LpSDoS, July 2G.-It is rumored that
treaty ~ been concluded between Franc
Austria and Italy. The latter, in case Of va
is to support France with "a contingent Of So
000 men 10 occupy Viterbo. Il is rumore
also that Prussia offers the Pope l2,O
troops If the French evacuate Rome.
The Times TO day refers to the eject of Il
Disestablishment as follows The Iris
Church now knows what il IS and what il ca
do for the first time in its history. II has
real honest. independent character.
Political ana General
CHICAGO, July 27.-Specials from Mas
. vile say that the endorsement Of Stokes
the Administration only makes the Dem
Gratis more enthusiastic for Senter. The ou
rage0us violation Of the law with referen
. TO the registration Of voters in West Tenne
zee. has driven nearly all the Republicans
that region To- the support Of Stokes. II
Knoxville Hhig, hitherto u strung Sent
paper, is becoming alarmed. The Democrs
had agreed to remain neutral during q
: canvass. but now they are repudiating d
Republican candidates for the Legislator
and supporting candidates of their own.
is repprted that the rebels in RoheTtsO
, Montgomery aud other counties, have form
D n acombination to prevent colpred citizens frsi
7, voting ut the next election. United Stat
troops will probably be sent 20 these loca
ties. The State Journal has another l0i
article holding that if exrebel soldiers W
on the certificates they have illegally obtai
ed, they will violate their parole, and thres
D ems them with prosecution before the militia
: commission If they persist.
4, TeETibls Sterm at JacksenviIIe.
z JACKSONVILLE, July 27.-The most ter
: BILE and destructive storm ever known he
!. passed over this afternoon. At three o'clo
4 P. NJ. only few light thunder clouds we
in sight. and in less than half an hour &
wind was blowing heavily, accompani
with hail thunder and lightning. Alter
hort lull in the storm. the wind increas
v perfect tornado; sheds, fences and ire
were torn down and nearly every fruit tr
in the vicinity Is badly damaged. Sudden
u a. immense body Of water came rushing doN
/ jackson creek, sweeping, gardens. fence
bridges, orchards, telegraph poles and sol
: cattle down with it; but as far es has be
3 heard from, caused no loss Of life The
was more water in the creek this afterno
l. than during the heavy freshet OF 1862, and
Q is thought that q water. spout burst 10 {
II west Of US. Nothing has been heard frcm I
}" valley, but il is feared that immense da,..: /
J has been done to The unharvested grain.
Sy State Telegraph,
IAoEsosytLLk, July 28 Tho storm Il
s occurred here yesterday seems to have be
n confined to q radius Of about two miles, Il
~ town being abont the center. Much DANA
70 has boon done. and the loss, including I
n damage 10 mining claims, will probal
reach ten thousand dollars.
}. Work ON EAST SIDE RAILRoAD.-T
It gang of Cinnamon who were set to wo
= at East Portland on Monday, are gradi
!. from that point whore ground was brok
: toward the river, for temporary track
i the temporary dock to be built near
e Stephens place, They are said to be =
d der the superintendence of late forem
|. on the Pacific Railroad, and is said to
!, throwing dirt n Htkle fnstar than xvao az