The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-07

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try are favorable to the project, and he
will do all he can 10 assist the cause
during the recess.
From Cuba the news comes thdt Gen.
Modesto Diaz, 1nsurgcnt chief, sur.
priscd in the vicinity Of Bayamc, q
body Of 70 men Of Havana regiment.
The Spauiards, after slight resistance,
fed. excepting their chief. All the
captured were killed Diaz also sur
prised cavalry force and killed twelve
Of their number. The rebel loss in
these engagements is insignificant.
Commissioner Plensauton decides that
persons whose gross incomes during the
year, estimated in United States cur
rcncy, did not exceed $1,000, are not
required TO make any income. returns.
Yesterday fire broke out ut Sonora,
Cal. destroying seven buildings, in.
cludipg the Rifle Saloon, valued at
$4,000, insurance. $4,000; Masonic
Hall building and contents. valued at
s22, 600, insurance SO 900 $4,000 will
probably cover the loss OH other build.
ings.
The Cuban insurgents have roasted
man alive, FIRST running a stake through
his body.
4 railroad train, near Vallejo, ycster.
day. ran over a buggy crossing the
track, and the occupants young lady
and geotleman-werc badly hurt--it is
feared the lady will die.
Several localities in California en-
joyed an earthquake yesterday, which
lasted 5 seconds. No serious damage
was done.
In Visalia. California. yesterday.
Judd Moore shot and fatally wounded
his father in law, Claiborne Wright. A
quarrel about sheep was the case.
Monday. April 3.
In Paris to-day all is CONSERVATION
The watchword Of the Commnnes is
death TO the richI Death TO the land
owners Death to the priests ~ De-
crees condscatiog church property have
been prepared. Denunciations of the
suspected are made hourly; many par.
ties have been arrested. The guillotine
will soon be erected. Iomates Of many
houses have been marked as good for
the guillotine.
The Government has completed iis
arrangements for moving against Paris
Troops will move simultaneously with
Germans along the line by Montmartre
and Berri. Learning this, the Com.
munc have resolved 10 March on Vcr.
saillcs tonight with 10000 National
Guards, via Monebroguc. where infantry
Of the line is stationed. Overcoming
or fraternizing these. they will proceed
to Versailles aud dispose Of the AS.
scmbly.
A number of proprietors and editor,
Of English newspapers have arranged
n tour to America and will leave about
June.
The Paris Commune summoned Col
Cbolctin to surrender Fort Falerian
lie positively refused.
Theirs pays Eve hundred millions Il
the Germans on Friday evening. Thicri
viii then be allowed to receive reinforce
ments.
The 18th or the line, from Versailles
while accommodating near the bridge O
Severns, deserted bodily and entered
Paris. They enthusiastically fra,er
nized with the National Guards.
The programme contemplates an Uni
vsrsal Republic. Ten Commissioner
have been appointed, viz: Executive
Military, Subsistence, Financial, Secu
risy, Justice, Work, Trade. Service
Foreign Affairs aud Education. TIL,
latter is TO be gratuitous, compnlsor,
and secular. The Commune are deter
mined TO dispatch representatives, Il
European Sta'es, especially Prussian
when its future attitude is known.
On Friday both Houses of Congress
hammered away all day on The Ku klu,
bill.
On Friiay the Democratic Conserva
tive Congressional Committee was he'll
to day and permanent organization
effected by the election of the fo
lowing officers: Chairman, Eugen
Casscrly, of California Secretaries. I
ID. Shobcr of North Carolina. and Sam
uel f. Bell of New Hampshire. Fol
lowing are the National Democratic Ex
ecu,ive Resident Committee Chair
man, Samuel j. Rannall, OF Pcnnsylva
mia; IL. w. Slocum, Of New York
Charles L. Eldridge, Of Wisconsin
w. f. Niblack, of Indiana; Thoma
Swami, of Maryland Rick T. Mcrrick
General Jeffries aud 7. NJ. Smith, Dis
trict of Columbia.
Ben. Wade is talked Of as Radica
candidate for Governor of Ohio.
Tuesday. April 4.
The Paris rcvoIutionists declare tha
their object is to guarantee the perpe,
uity of the Republic by laying th
foundation broad, deep aud immovable
Bismarck informed Theirs that unles
the indemnity is paid before the lot
inst, $4,000 Germans will enter Pari
aud suppress the revolution, and will re
) main until the money is all paid.
The Versailles army were ycsterda
outside the walls of Paris, ready to nj
tack the city.
Later-on Sunday morning seriou
engagement took place between tn
, Government troops and Communist.
= Two thousand National Guards marchc
on the Courts and were met by gen
d'armes aud Guards Forestiers. A car
tain Of the latter galloped up, intendin
to address the Communists, when Zou
ave shot him dead. A general actio
) followed. The gems d'armes took fv
prisoners, who we're shot immediately
The guns OF Fort Valerian swept tn
road, when the Communists fed. Their
, were 200 insurgents killed and man
wounded.
The Nationals still hold Port MALTA,
Battalions of artillery are hurrying ur