The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-07-14
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned From the Telegraph.
Frisay, July 2.

days ago, and ere this has been mur-
dered.
The Emperor of Prussia and the
Gar of Russia are TO meet at Ems
shortly for a confab.
Hon Mr.. F'elock is new Governor
of British Columbia.
DOMESTIC.
Roscoe Conkling is in New York
trying to harmonic the Republicans
Of that city. They won't do it.
Saturday. July 8.
FOREIGN.
Frederick William, Crown Prince
of Prussia. and his wife, are in Lon
don.
Thiers is still to be Governor Of
France for two years.
The French army numl ers 800, 600.
Napoleon goes to Gen:.a.
Eugenie visits her moiher.
Women are shot in France who
complain of the raids of the Prussian
soldiers.
DOMESTIC
The Ku- Kiux committee have ex-
amined Col. Pugh and Judge Pettis,
of Alabama. Both testify that in
their belief there was no Ku-Klux or
ganizaiion in the State, and that or
der and respect for law prevailed.
The President returned to Wash
iDgton last evening quite unexpected
ly, causing considerable excitement
among officials 1t is believed the
visit is mainly caused by new difficult
ties between Boutwell, aud Pleas
anton.
The cotton crop has fallen off near
| " one-third from last year.
Sunday July 9.
PuRLIGN
Count de Cambard has left France
| for Frances good. Before leaving
he issued a proclamation calling upon
the people to rally around the Rour-
bon throne.
All the monuments and public
works destroyed in Paris are to be
rebuilt.
Indians prevent the collection OF
revenue in Arizona and Dakota
In Dakota the steamer Far West,
plying on the Missouri river, ~as at
tackled by Indians and riddled with
bullets.
A great horse-plapues is killing
many borses in New York.
Witnesses from Alabama before
the Ku Klux tom,nittee testify that
there is no trouble in that S;a:e.
Senator Schurz has written a let
ter in wh .ch he strongly expresses
himself in favor OF Charles Francis
Ad MS, Of Massachusetts. for Vice
President in 1872.
Commissioner Pleasanton has re-
signed in consequence of the trouble
between himself and Boutwell, Rob.
ert Douglas will probably be appoint
ed to fill the vacancy.
About 20 persons were killed by d
railroad collision on the Newark and
New York Railroad yesterday. Many
persons were burned alive, as the
ears caught fire from being run into
by locomotive.
Monday. July 10.
FogEIGN.
/ Another revolution in Jamaica is
threatened.
An English ship was wrecked off
Ca,lao and the captain and several
of the crew drowned.
Tuesday, July II.
FOREIGN.
The harvest in France will be very
light.
A French vessel was wrecked of
Cape Good Hope and nearly 200 peo-
pie drowned.
10000 Communists are to be tried
by court martial in Versailles.
The Pope is invited to reside in
France.
DOMESTIC.
There are now 20S, ,343 pensioners
of the late war.
!. A riot is feared in New York be-
tween Orangemen and Irish Catho-
/ lics..
The Newark railway disaster will
cost the company 500, 900.
At terrific storm at Syracuse, N.
i Y, yesterday, hail fell as big as wal
nuts. Lightning struck in almost
every part of the city, setting fire to
houses and killing one man. Many
buildings were blown down and 9TH
ers unroofed.
Wednesday. June IL.
FOREIGN.
Theirs advises the Pope to re aain
in Italy.
The Republicans gained the French
eaections.
San Juan, San Domir SO, is entirely
destroyed, s-
A great earthquake has occurred at
Sargnan, South America.
There is a struggle among Amer
loans in Paris to secure Communist
prisoners as colonists. Some want
them for Colorado, and others want
them for Lower California and Ari-
zona. Government. is puzzled to de-
eide.
DOMESTIC.
! The new government loan is fail