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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-19
WE'RE THEY NOT RIenT,

The opinion of Hon. r. P. Boise,
for years Chief-J ustice of Oregon and
the most eminent Judge that ever sat
upon the Supreme bench Of the State,
is not to be cast lightly aside. He
told the Albany Convention, when
his name was presented as candi-
date, that be could never consent to
become the representative of a senti-
ment that sot at naught the sacredness
Of the family relation, and substituted
therefor open and bold polygamy.--
Nor could he indorse as political or
personal integrity the deception prac-
ticedo upon the Republicans of this
State by man who secured his cleo
tion to the United States Senate un-
der false name. So spoke Hon. I.
w. Davenport, Rich. Williams, Esq,
DIR. J, W. Watts, all OF them men Of
the highest standing in the party and
men Of unblemished personal charac-
ter. Each and all of these gentlemen
warned the Convention that it was
useless to attempt to carry the cleo
tion with this resolution, no matter
who might be the candidates. No
man could accept the nomination and
avoid being identified with the nolni,
nation and avoid being identified with
the sentiments Of the resontion, and
no man could go before the people
successfully who had the resolution
TO carry, As DR.. Geary well said, the
Convention exceeded its power, and
its action was not binding upon any
member Of the party, when it under
took to make the party responsible
for the private life Of any man.--Ore-
qonian, ff .....s, ,sdi .ag@.,l
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-19

The young lady who refused to 90
into a rife factory because some Of
the guns had no breeches, is spend
ing few days in the country. Let
her stay.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-19

There is an honest man in San
Francisco. BE is q tobacconist, who
has put ont . sign, reading, elm
ported cigars Of our own manufac-
ture."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-19

Business notices in the Local Columns. IS
cents per line, each Insertion,
For legal and transient advertisements 81 50
per square Of IL lines. for the hgat insertion, J,
and 81 90 per square iOf eAch ahbasqueht "
aertion.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-19

A schoolmaster, on being asked
what was meant by the word forti-
fication, answered, two twsntYfca-
ti0ne make q fortifcstion
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-19

An Ohio lawyer includes in bis bill
against his client: "To waking up in
the night and thinking shout your
case-SlO,"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-19

The wheat crop Of Russia, which
was harvested about two weeks ago,
was one Of tho best ever raised,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-19

Those who can make their bread
by the sweat Of their brow have 3
cbapcs TO staff Q bakery this bot
weather.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-19
ALBANY BATH HOUSEI

1rNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
fully inform the citizens Of Albany and vi
Unity that he has taken charge of this Establish
ntaF, and, by kseping cicen rooms and paying
lhiiet attention to basiness, expects to suit all
thoSa who may favor him with their patronage.
having heretofore carried on nothing but
First-C Glass Hair Dressing Saloons,
y expects 10 give entire satisfaction to all.
~ -Childien and Ladies' Hair neatly cut
I'd ShAmpOoed. JOSEPH WEBER.
vsn33tf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-19

There is two kinds Of hipokrits,
the bold and the humble, and the
humble ones are the wust. Josh
Billings.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-19
FRANKLIN
HEAT MARKET !
B.WERlREN, PFoP.

y ~ - shsAsAihs 4,R0Rs
NrfTL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
thabeet meat the market anoIds, ana
aigayB b. found ready to acconmooAlp
11ora WHO nuny f8vor him With 4 call. - X
~ n hest EnaTit1t pricc r1id for PORK, N
, 1873-02-23

ton Harbor, 575 600; Lower Willamette River,
Oregon, e20, 600; Upper Willamette River, Ore
gon, "a, 600; brealwater at Wilmington, 9150,
QUO; surveys, examinations and contingencies,
S100, 900. The second section directs the exam
nation and survey Of numerous lakes, rivers
and harborB.
Mr.. HERFORD moved to insert $500 for
tho Great Kanawha Riror, West Yirginin. Re-
jected-yeas, "a; nays, S..
Mr.. HOLMAN moved to inaert m item appro-
p1iating 100000 for the Louisville L Portland
Canal, and directing the Secretary Of tho Treas-
ury to assume control Of the management Of
the canal, the tolls on steam vesaels to be here
after reduced to Is cents per ton, and all other
vessels in proportion. After long discussion,
1fr. Holman's amendment Was adopted, and the
item OF S10o, 600 for the falls of the Ohio River
was struck out.
CREDIT MopnMn.
III. WILSON Gndlana), from the Union Pn-
c1hc and Credit Mobilier Committee, gave notice
that he would on Monday next move to suspend
tho @ rules anu pass the bill reported by that Com
mittee.
Asthe House Tas not making much progress On
the River and Halbor bill, and was inpatient to
adjourn, Afr. SAWYER moved to SUSPEND the
rules and pass the bill with the following amend
ments : Inserting an item OF CSC, 1000 for the
channel Of the Delaware River at Fort Afiffiin
Bar reducing the item for the channel of the
Delaware River at Horse Shoe Shoals from
$l00 900 to 950, 600; increasing the app1opria-
TONS for surveys, examinations, and contingent
cies from 500, 900 to S125, 900.
The motion vas rejectcd-yeas, 101 nays, 81,
not two-thirds in tho affirmative.
GENEVA AWARD.
Mr. BUTLER G1ass.) desired consent to have
tho House bill to distribute the Geneva awards
substituted for the Senate bill, but Mr. POTTER
objected. at 5:10 o'clock
Adjourned.
, 1873-02-23
B0mbaStes FnriOS0 Heard From in
San Domingo.
Ministerial Crisis Imminent in the
Spanish Republic.
Increased Activity Among the carlists
in Madrid.
Yellow-Fever Epidemic in Brazil.
SAN DOMINGO.

SAN DOMINGO.
Special Dspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEw YoRK, Feb. 22.-The report that the
various revolutionary chiefs in San Domingo
have made an alliance to conquer Baez ia con-
hrmed. The pronunciamento against Baez il
signed by Luperon, Cabral, and twelye other
leaders, and it Was iasned = few days after the
sale Of the Samana Peninsula It says:
IN this classic land Of lberty We view with abhor-
renee the ring which would venl our country to the
various European md American markets Perndy
s1a The Love Of gin h30 brought 5ns
fo@Rso po~srs and gA' possessions M ' to t. United
States Government. Thousands Of patriots protested,
went BY the name O: voluntary annexation, and theg
now again lift up their voices in solemn protest. No
Sennte Of this country Is endowed with the powes to
vest In foreign nation such commtssion- sons of
md forget not the timely and prophetic warning Of
ono f your illustrious republicans, Mr. Schu1z, to
steer clear Of annexing tropical possessions to the
words, for God in His infinite mercy has
placed the hazrier between us, to
show that should 1euain separated to tho
arc in vain. Further, remember that Great Britain
had to retire wounded from the contest In the Vest
World also, the Imperial eagle of France, and
the representatives. Of Spain Therefore Sons of tho
North, respect the integrity Of our land, and let not
your footprints be seen On Jour Shores Up TO tho
present time have been invncibe therefore do not
tempt destiny"
The address concludes with an invocation to
all Dominicaus to. rally, and wage a vigorous
war against BaeZ.
What tho 6amana Bay Company will do in
case OF the decisive defeat Of Baez is Of course
not determined, but they will not lack tor ad-
yenturous volunteers in this city, II they should
call for thom.
, 1873-02-23

died out OF su,ns ranging from 800 to 81, 600.
Aisuy kervant-giris and other women have been
swindled in the purchase Of worthless lots. ind.
haviug never seen their property, do not know
even yet that they are swindled.
YEsTEEDATs TRANSFERS.
The following instruments were filed for record
on Saturday, Feb. %:
CITY PROPERTY.
Gnlt at, bet North az and Kecnou ct. e I. Lot o5
dated Jan. .; consideration, s675.
Tho premises No. 2i4 Warren ay dated Feb IT. con-
eidetaticr, $7,250.
Lot 40, in Cranes Block 9, United States Bank Id.
ei:5on, dated Feb 20; consideration, S12s.
Hubbard st, y Of and near Lincoln st, t, Lot 1nd
End 10. It Ct Lot 4 dated Feb. Is; consideration,
E.00o.
Third xy, of aud Twelfth ST. " +, Lot e. dated
Feb. 90; confederation, $500.
Dickson st, Of and near North av T. Lot Is, dated
Feb. ~; consideration, $500
DeKoveu 81, bet Jefferson and Clinton Ets, t, 25x
7o3 #, dated Feb. IS; consideration, 100.
Lot ~ in Block 25 Sec 39 49, H. dated Nor. 49, lB72
consideration, ss25.
NORTH C1TT LIMITS.
Lot 4, in Eloek Il, Of Aund!eyls Lots to y, &C..
k2,4o.
SUMMARY FOR THE WEEE.
The following is the total amount Of city and
suburban property transferred during the week
ending Saturday, Feb. %: City property, num-
ber Of sales, 174; consideration, 81 053, ,924.
North Of city limits, number Of sales, g. consid-
Grafton. $500. South Of city limits, number Of
Gales, 10; consideration, s92 $40. West Of city
EaIta number OF sales, :; consideration, 81 900.
Tctal Gales, 1875 total consideration, 81, Is, ,966
, 1873-02-23

The motfoc yyar--Treck of u Stenm-
ship.

The m0doc "ar.-SFFeck of Il Steam
ship.
san Francisco, Feb. 22.-A courier arrived at
1reaa tonight from the Modoc front. Bob
Whittle's Indian wife. Matilda, went to Captain
JACKIE camp, on Thursday, but had not returned
on Friday at o'clock in the afternoon. When
she left she gave MI her rings aud iewe1ry to her
husband. Much anxiety is felt for her safety,
as she Was to have returned before.
The Peace Commissioners were at Cottonwood
Greek, forty miles north Of Yreka. They are
divided in their councils. Case insists on un-
conditional surrender. N1eacham and Applegate
think tho A1odocs have been badly treated.
ODonnel, superintendent OF Indian Affairs, had
been sent for, which Meac1am favored and Ap-
plegate opposed. The people there hare no
hope OF peace on terms likely to be offered, and
doubt whetlc, Meacham and App1ega.e can ret
talk with Capt Jack, notwithstanding thoir
friendly disposition.
William McEchsm, supposed to be fatally
stabbed By Percy last week, will recover.
The steamer Enterprise, from Gardner to
bar at the mouth Of the Umpqua River. No
lives were lost. The steamer went ashore. 1t
is expected to save portion Of the cargo and
machinery.
, 1873-02-23

The Hon. ": 8: Brooks, Of Joliet, is stopping
r., Zen. }. a. Nsrtindale, OF Rochester, is at the
Sherman.
Coz. George B. Dennis, Of Baltimore, is at the
Gardner House. -.
dhT.
Judge H. 4. Towne, OF Portsmouth, Ohio, is
at the Matteson House.
The Hon. II. o. Haws, OF Massachusetts, ia at
the Briggs.
!, DR.: Edward ?. Vellum, 9. 8. l., is stopping at
the fremont House.
Among the arrivals at the Briggs House. yes-
terday, we're the following: T. F. Kenyon, New
York; G. ". Upton, Waukegan; John G. Hol-
lis, Boston; Charles l.. Siecke, New York: Il.
4. Stone, Marquette; 0. L. Pray, Minneapolis
7" o. Dodge, Red Wing; A. Jones, Pittsburgh.
Among the arrivals at the fremont House yes-
terda5 we're the following J. Y. ]. Safely,
Iowa. J: ". Treat, Hannibal; Joseph Nc
Dougaal, Cincinnati q. ". Spears, Tituavilie,
Pa q. 8. Swan and Wife. VAndaIa !; N. Pope,
, 1873-02-23
FIRES.

Further DetniIs Of the Burning OF St.
Petersburg.a, Pn.--Other Conf1agra-
! tion2.
st. PETERSBURG, Pa, Feb. 22-Owiue to the
Prostration Of the telegraph wires, it was impos-
sible to aend IN account Of the great conAagra-
broke out in Fred Hepp's Saloon, at o'clock.
The Fire Department was promptly On hand,
and, with the heroic efforts OF citizens tho town
was saved from absolute destruction. The fire
spread rapidly to iken's Opera House, next
door: The Chief Engineer directed the buildings
to be torn down. thus arresting the further spresd
Of the fire, The following is q list, as nearly
as We can procure it, OF the sufferers
and amount Of loss: Fred Hepp, $4,000 !;
Aiken's Opera House and billiard room, 92e,000;
rant, about $4,000; Golds1nith's building, g.
900; Adams House, $1,000 Kibbs clothing
house, $l0, 900; Seymour, Taylor t. Co., hard
ware, 10000; insured for 5000; T. ". Do
Hasena clothing store, $1,000; insurance, 49,
building; deposits all secured Mike Nc
ko1oskys dry goods store, $1,000 insured for
$4,000; Wilson Brothers dry goods store,
$1,000; J. =. Welch. l. Co.'s liquor store,
$1,000; J. 3. Donaldson Co., drugs, $4,000;
Ritz's building, 52,500; J. II. Places newsroom
and post~othca, 81 1,o0O; Frankinstein's clothing
store, $4,000; billiard saloon, loss $4,000; DR..
Dams office and library, $500; Faikerson's res-
taurant, g. 900 Smith Cooks office and resi-
dence, 5000; St. Petersburg Hotel, $4,000, in
surance $1,000; Callner's residence, loss $4,000;
Dr. Johnson's drug store, loss $4,000; the Prog
ress Office, 81 600; Smith & Hemfers Hotel, loss
$1,000; Herrens Office loss 81 ,000: Bennett,
hardware, loss $1,000.
The origin Of tho devastating conaagration
WAS the explosion OF 3 lamp in Fred. Hepp's
saloon. The business part of the town is in aahea.
4 loafer. during the fire, gave black eye to ono
Of tho fire police. Tho citizens, with praise
, 1873-02-23

PARIS, Feb. 22.-The Archbishop Of Paris has
rendered his hoapitalities to the Rev. Mennillod,
recently expelled from Switzerland because he
exercised his functions in despite of the Govern-
ment.
Theirs Is slightly indisposed. He was CON-
PEELED to be absent from tho dinner given by
Washburne to-day to the Diplomatic Corps
The Corsaire newspaper resumed publication
to-day.
At the Wasbburne diplomatic dinner to-da7,
the representatives OF the principal European
Goyernrnente were among the guests.
foreign Legations to-day.
VERSAILLES, Feb. 22.-The Budget Committee
Of the Assembly refused to report the item Tor
.defraylng the expense OF sending French arti-
sans and skilled workmen to the Vienna EXPOSE
ton.
, 1873-02-23
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Feb. o2.-DisraeI, Lord Cairns,
Gothorne and Hardy, members for Oxford Uni
Tersity, will meet the membera OF the House for
Dublin, to-day, to discuss the course to be .pur-
sued in the University Test bill.
Robert Vnne Agnew, Conservative, elected to
Parliament from Nigton, succeeds Young, Lib
eral.
Joined one James Mclean, until recently their
manager, from engaging in the like business OF
sending telegraphic neTs as the Company
feared Mclean would usa the information he
obtained while in their employ, in connection
sent news to the American Press Association at
New York.
, 1873-02-23

| NEW ToHE Feb 21-Tha c7ar ia reneref1v ha
ine observed here AZ = holiday. Rns;nass ava1y.
where ia snsncndad The TTn;.sd f1r5ar ~ a,na,
ican Mechanics paraded the princinai streafs to-.
| day in honor Of Washingtong birthdav. Thare
we're nearly 5000 in tho procession. which vas
wi1essf1 by yast thronn VIM ha3 osthe-ad re =,
the streets Tor the PURPOSE Tho M aayor reSism. ~.
ed them at the CITY Han. Flacs are avine frnrn
the principal buildings tho whole loneth ~
Broadway. ~
The American Protestant Association. to tha
number Of about 1,5oo, united in procession TO-
| day. EVERYTHING passed of yerv orderly. I,arca
deputations were present from guburban piaces
and the crowds Of spectators Who filed he
streets added to the display. Services wero held
in many Of tho churches. In the evening
number Of societies and clubs held miIitary re-
ceptiona and reunions. N@'NN'
Bosros, Mass, Feb. 22.-Nearly all tho princi-
pal business houses are cloeed, the day being
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. R2.-The day il OBJ
served here generally as holiday.
. Special Dispatch to 7,he Chicago Tribune.
PTTsBUnoH., Pa, Feb. 22.-Hashingtons
birthday was observed here BY parade OF the
police force and the militia. The banks we're
, 1873-02-23

LREUll Ml6f-!EH.
THE SENATE COMMITTEE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-At the sitting OF the
Senate Credit Mobilier Committee, to-day,
SENATOR PATTERSON
testified that Le had no recollection Of seeing
the letter Of Morton, Bliss & Co., to him Of May
IL, 1871, or the receipt Of Ames to the firm.
The stock certificate he never saw until few
days ago.
After secret session of hn1f an hour,
JOHN B. ALLEY
Was sworn, and asked if he had any knowledge
that money given to Harlan By Durant was paid
by the Union Pacific Company. The Witness
replied that be had not. He became Director
OF the road in 1867, and the money WAS given in
1865. The witness heard from either Oakes
Ames Or Oliver Ames that Durant claimed tho
outrage for the Company to be called upon to
pay any such bills; had conversation With
Harlan about tho money. Harlan said, 90 II that
Is the Company affair, lwant to pay it back;
don't want to receive any money from the Com:
tsfs 4sarn 5S5 az sosn Ti rtne Hasa lad lad
never seen anything on the books Of the Com
pany to lead him to think that the money had
been received from the Company. Heard moth
ing about the matter since: In conversation
with Harlan, the witness told him that he had
heard that he (Harlan) had received tho checks
from Durant; that Durant WIS now expecting
or proposing tocharge the amount to the Com
pany; tlat Harlan admitted he had received the
money, but said he had no idea it was to be
charged to the Company. If 80, he would return
it. Cannot remember the date Of the CONVEX
sation with Harlan, but thought it was in the
spring Of 1867; did not remember having
any conversation with Dawes on the subject
To present knowledge Of witness Durant never
made any claim upon the road to have tbe money
returned.
Recess until la]f-past !.
When the Committee reassembled, the exaui-
nation of Alley was resumed. He had no means
of fixing the dEte Of consideration between
Harlan and himself. Witness was examined at
some length as to the operations Of Credit Mo-
bilier, but his testimony was only q repetition
OF that before tho House Committee.
SENATOR HARLAN
Was recalled, and testified that lie never WAS
formal candidate for the Senate. DR.. Durant,
ia his conversation with the witness. said he
santed to contribute towards the Iowa election.
It was understood among the friends OF witnoss
that his name Was to be used for the Senata.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock Mouday.
, 1873-02-23

NASHVILLE, Feb. 22.-Capt. Tom Ryman, Of
the steamer Eddyvlla, and G. H. Arthur, steam-
boat agent, had an alteration to-day Arthut
Was buddy cut and hurt in the head. Ryman
vas shot in the arm, causing flesh wound 1ha
difficulty grow out OF a certain newspaper pa1ar
graph for which Arthur vas Responsible
, 1873-02-23

DENVER, COL, Feb. PA fatal accident oc-
CURED last evening near Idaho. buggy con-
tanning John Con1an and Miss Ida Dean, coming
down q steep mountain road from the seaton
Mine, overturned, throwing both persons oTer
the dashboard, and under the boraes' heels.
Miss Dean WEB trampled to death and badly dis
figured. Mr. Con1an WAS seriously perhaps
, 1873-02-23

Nominated Tor Way0r--Ke1gfous Re.
vivuIs
Special Dispatch to The Chieaco Tribune
DEsIoISEs, Feb. 22.-At the Republican prj-
mary election, held in this city to-day, Giles e.
Turner was nominated for Mayor.
The Rev. E. P. Hammond, the revivalist-
commenced series Of meetings in this city to-
night. Churches OF al denominations ARE in
active sympathy, and have been working up
feeling among members for some weeks, pre-
paratory for union meetinga ut the coming Of
Hammond. Tho meeting this evening augurs
well for those to follow
, 1873-02-23

of having all the testimony before it, the Com
mittee postponed the subject in order to have =
general consultation on the conrse to be pu1-
sued with reference to all the cases.
THEATRICAL.
Tho theatrical season was roinauguratcd to-
night by the opening Of Wall'snew Opera House,
which is the finest ever known in this city. The
seating capacity Of the house is for 1,300 per-
Sons.
/ SUGGESTION.
The Inauguration COMMITTEES received COM
nnittce from Ithaca, N. T., recommending that,
instead Of grand ball on Inauguration evening,
they hold grand prayer-meeting.
, 1873-02-23
SPAIN.

| LoSnoy. Feb. o2-The Iin,e, hss adyices from
make ;tself felt.
Tie Spauish mails sre several davB overdue.
MADnIp. Feb. 22-Salmeron. Minister Of Jus.
tice viii shortly present bill for the abolition
OF canital pnnishment.
In the Assembly, yesterday, CASTELAR, aud
ing statemeuts as to the peacefr1l Condition OF
the Repub]ic.
Tie Minigtrv uronoae tn a1nlv 10 0f0 ono reals
from the war fund for the purchase Of improyed
The bill for the abolition Of slavery in Porto
Rico was discuased yesterday. No progresg l.
reported.
The Government will deal sum1narilv with the
rerolutionists,
LoyDoS. Feb. 22.-Tha Car1ist movement ia
represented as increasing at Madrid. -
MADRID, Feb. 22.-It is officially announced
, 1873-02-23

NEw TonK, Feb. 22.-Rio Janeiro mail aflvices
say the rarAges OF the yellow fever are carrying
oil hundred persons daily. Very few Americans
arc taken with the disease, it being confined
mostly to the Portuguese and Italians. =,
, 1873-02-23
GERMANY,

STUTTGART. Feb. 22.-Ths bakera' work7nen
here propose strike unless an increase Of pay
or reduction Of hours are conceded
, 1873-02-23

New YoaK, Feb pa Boston dispatch taia
an unknown vessel went ashore OIL Plyaoatnt
and is dismantled- It Is supposed thst III o4
beard were lost.
, 1873-02-23

hEoK0K, Iowa, Feb. 22.-James Brady, for the
purder OF J. Dixon, in saloon in this city in
9ecember last Was to-day found guilty OF mur-
ger Ii the second degree, and sentenced to
fifteen years iQ the Pe1ltentiarY.
, 1873-02-23

BE7HIEHKu, Pz., Feb. 22-Mon1oe 8nJdar
was murdered last night. His body was thrown
into the river, whence it Was recovered today.
He is thought to have been followed from hs8
York, where be had been collecting money.
, 1873-02-23

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 22.-Liuford Fiulngon
was thrown from the platform Of the $50 sSeH
York and Trenton train tonight, in consequences
Of the breaking OF the coupling. This rear pof-
tion OF the train passed ovsr him, Causing N
slant DEATH
, 1873-02-23
Atreuptcd Suicide

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-William 5emmea " ~
dertook to shoot himself last night becs9segn ecen ~
Was apprehended for robbing friend ot s''"*
, 1873-02-23

Nrw ToHK, Feb. 22.-At Newark, \: II -. ~
reported that 3 pleuro-pneumon1a ePidezale ~
yails among the cattle.
, 1873-02-23

LoSooN. Fab 22.-Portugsl is arming in antic-
ipatipn OF evil commotion. The Fedaraulf,a ara
everywhere in the ascendant.