The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-29
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, bombardment,of Carthagena.
} The Vienna exposition is closed
with dissatisfaction all around.
( A fire in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania,
on the 22d, destroyed 500, ,0OJ worth
Of property.
Three more petroleum incendiaries
have been condemned to death by
! the Tribunal Of Justice at Seville,
( Spain.
Advices from the North, which the
Government deems trustworthy, re-
port that the Carlist troops are dis
couraged, and insubordinate.
On Wednesday England was
visited with the severest thunder
fstofia ever known. Lots Of people
were killed and houses burned by
lightning.
, Judge Calvin, of the Court Of Crimi-
nal Correction, has decided the
Social Evil Ordinance, of st. Louis,
by which houses of prostitution are
licensed, unconstitutional. aaa
The Mexican Congress will assem-
BILE on the 10th Of next month. Dis
patches from every section of the
4 Republic report increasing activity
in all branches Of business.
A special from Kansas City, (Mo.)
gives the particulars Of the lyncbing
Of Keller, who murdered his wife,
Mrs. Boyd, and two children last
Sunday night, near Twin Springs.
Valley, the member of Parliament
who visited this country to get funds
for the Tichborne claimant, has re-
turned. He claims to have accom-
plished the object Of his mission. M
The Republican army, under the
command Of General Sanchez Breg-
ma, numbering 10000 men, have
captured Bilbao. The Carlist force
occupying the city withdrew without
offering battle. nv
From San Domingo news comes
that the Revolutionists .undes Super
on have gained aecided advantage
over the troops of President Baez.
tits the general opinion that Suheron
will finally be successful.
George e. Keller, reporter for tne, |
Brooklyn Union, and George P. /
Rowe, reporter for the New York
litves, were both drowned while
bathing on the morning Of the 20th I
at Center Moriches, Long Island.
Intelligence was received in Madrid
that on the 10th instant an unsuccess-
full attempt was made upon the life
of Don Alfonso, brother of Don Car
los. The would-be assassin, whose
motive was not stated, was taken,
and executed.
John Yeager, upon returning home
on Wednesday evening, at New Or
leans, found his wife, Catherine
Yeager, aged 20, lying dead in the
yard. Eight buckshot wounds were
in her breast and5l left arm. No clue
to the assassination. Ii
At colored church fair Wednes-
day night, at Atlanta, Georgia, eight
rowdy negroes attacked a Mulatto
boy and stabbed him with knife.
The boy then drew a pistol and shot t
one of the assailants dead at the
church door. The rest ran. $
AS Walter Gibson, Of the Harlem !
Local, was entering his office Friday
night, an unknown person flung 7
cup Of vitrol or muriatic acid in his 3
face, probably destroying the sight Z
Of one, if not both eyes, The perpe- \
TRAITOR Of the deed jumped into 1.
buggy standing near in charge of a Y
confederate, and disappeared. Re 4
Venge for personal attack by Gibson 4
n his paper is supposed to have 4
prompted the attack. :, +,
The statement is now made that g.
Kate Stoddard's confession, publish f
ID some time ago, accusing herself a a
# being the murderer Of Charles ss'
Goodrich, Ma4s5 aaepplice .Gctiea-ta- 7de-7 q &
ude the alleoeu murderer, Roscoe, y
nto the belief that the woman, Stod- q
lard, stood accused, and condemned iG n,
lerself, to save him, and that he need II
lot fly from justice. The so-called Il
onfession was put forth by com n II
missioner Jordan and ex-Chief Of bc
Police Campbell, Of Brooklyn. fh fp
~
The Steamer George @. Wolf blew u
p at ST. Francis Island, in the Mis- +,
issippi River, about 2 o'clock Satur- q
ay afternoon. Twelve persons are to-
nown to be lost and fifteen wound
d, All the officers were saved ex-
ept the Second Engineer. The spot m
here the steamer blew up is known y y
} river men as "the graveyard" be- CHI
lg the same place where the Penn a.
nd St. Nicholas blew up and the Il. NO
[cClyle burned. The Wolf was
ON Shreveport for ST. Louis.
A fatal affray occurred on the Goth, M
Swainsborough, Emmanuel county ed,
eorgia, between James G. King and gaar
ruce Mcleod, which resulted in the is7;
'ath Of both parties. King advised lPIfs,
8 sister-in-law not to receive Nc con
Gods attentions. She acted &C. per
rdingly, writing him a note to that D
'ect. This angered Mcleod, who, ~
lille under the influence Of liquor, W
suited King, which he resented by ~.
piping his face, whereupon Mcleod
ed four times, fatally wounding
ng, who returned the fire, infict- W.
J a wound from which Mcleod EE
ID. King was lawyer and Nc ana
cd a clerk. CON cor,
The BOARD of Snnn1v;cn,.s p,a+ \, will
.,,'-, oNPSA 'A'eoho lnSu IL ton,
rryyille, Arkansas, on Monday, ~,
I the former Clerk Of the County, D
'ked by four or five friends, en- N
ed the town. They had sworn !,
intended to kill J. M. Matthews, ~ ~
orney OF the Court. on account of ID,