The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-09-15

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making the best heat, and tho best
three heats on record second heat,
time, trotted in 2:l7, beating Dexter's
time quarter of second. Time OF
the three heats, 2:20f, 2:17 and 2:201.
The judges watches disagreed on the
time OF the second heat one marking
21G3, one 2:16a and one 2:17--final-
ly decided to announce the slowest.
Saturday. September 0.
FOREIGN.
Tho cholera epidemic in the Bal
tic Provinces of Prussia begins to
abate. At konigsburg, where the
lisease has been most virulent, there
were DO new cases and % deaths on
the 4th. On the 9TH there were only
II new cases and 15 deaths. There
has been but one fatal case at Stettin,
and at Dnntzic the disease has been
pronounced sporadic. The few cases
of cholera that have occurred ut Paris
and this city are now said to have
been OF n different type from tho Ash
attic scourge. The anxiety which was
felt in Berlin and throughout Ger
many is decreasing, and it is conf
dently hoped tho precautions taken,
aided by the approach of cold wealth
or, will stay tho progress of tho OPT
demic.
The proposaes OF the Lower Cali
n l..
mnnist prisoners and from u colony
With them on the Pacific coast, has
been referred TO q committee, which
will soon make report.
DOMESTIC.
A delegation OF the Southern Re
publican Press Association, appoin-
ted by q recent Convention at Wash
ington. waited on the President at
Long Branch, yesterday, and made
complaint that the Republican press
of the North ignored tho Republican
press OF the South; that tho latter
was left almost entirely in tho back
ground, "a TO Government patronage.
Other abuses in tho interest OF the
Republicans were presented. The
President promised to give the mat
ter his attention.
Much progress has been made at
the Department OF State in arranging
claims under the Treaty of Washing
ton. The British agent in this city
has not onty received large number
of claims heretofore fled in England
but claims from British subjects in
this country.
Monday. September II.
| FOREIGN.
A letter dated August 25th, from
tho since dead Earl of Manx, is pub.
lished. He says the number of Com
mune refugees coming to London il
increasing, while the means for sup.
porting them arc on the decrease.
He appeals to Americans for assis.
tance. He expresses contempt for
Theirs, whom he declares il as COW
ardly in his relations with foreign
powers as he is unscrupulous in re-
gard to his disarmed countrymen.
He did not think Cluseret traitor,
but he lacked mettle, and did harm
to the Commune.
The London Telegraph OF Angus:
2Sth. severely criticises the manner
in which trials OF capital cases are
conducted in the United States, and
cites rs illustrated by the cases oil
Laura ID. Fair in San Francisco, and
Foster in this city. 1t thinks there
is no country in the world where wo.
men have been more sedulously
taught that they are not amenable to
the same laws rs men. Liberated
Fairs and respected Fosters may be
expected in every American city &c
long as Americans allow so lona
periods between conviction and exc.
cution.
| DOMESTIC.
The allusion to the abortion bust
ness in Judge bradford . charge to the
grand jury has been the means o
directing attention TO the New Yorl
statutes npon tho subject OF those
crimes, and especially their effects
upon newspapers in which advertise
ments of those practising abortion
lists appear. The statutes prohibiI
such advertisements. 1t is believed
that steps will be taken ID have them
rigidly enforced.
Yellow fever is rapidly disappear.
ing in Charleston.
Mexicans attacked an American
vessel while stranded near the Gull
coast on the 7th inst. The crew es.
capped in small boats and the yessel
was robbed.
There have been destructive fires
in many Of the Atlantic cities recent
ly.
General Crook is still preparing
for extensive operations against the
Indians of Arizona.
Tuesday, September 12.
FOREIGN.
The evacuation by the German
troops of the four Departments con.
tiguous to Paris will be completed or
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