The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-11-28
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were executed.
: Two additional iron-c -clads are to be
sent from Berlin to the German fleet
r in Spanish waters.
IS In the Charleston Navy Yard 2,1OO
is men are at work, and 1900 in the
r. Navy Yard at Washington.
h There is increased activity in the
Brooklyn Navy Yard; 1000 men are
at work, and six vessels are preparing
for service.
e Governor Osborne, of Kansas, has
j appointed Robert Crozier, of Leaven-
8 worth, as United States Senator, to
! fill Caldwell's vacancy.
A Washington. special says thus
: far the great majority of Congressman
| arrived are opposed to running the
country into war.
8 A concession to construct railway
from the Rio Grande frontier to the
City Of Mexico, thence to the Pacific,
has been granted to q company of
) Mexicans.
Colonel VIM. Fl. Farrar, formerly
United States Attorney at Portland,
(Oregon), and of late years represent
/ ing much Pacific Coast legal business
at Washington, died on Friday.
The Spaniards claim that the Vir-
ginius was not an American vessel:
that Ryan was not an American citi-
zen, and that the vessel was in unlaw
ful expedition at the time Of capture.
Alexander Fl. Stephens, upon being
interviewed, said: II am for Cuba
Immediately, if not sooner" He
thinks that movement to take pos
session of Cuba will bring about
good feeling between the North and
South.
A special to the London Times
reports that plot for the surrender
OF Carthagena proved compete
failure. Contreras has since been
arrested by the Intransigents on
suspicion of connivance with the con
spirators.
The London Times says the de-
mand for the surrender Of the Vir-
ginius could not with justice be main
tanned, but that other demands repor-
ted to have been made on Spain by
the United States are such as Eng
land might we'll join in.
Advices from San Domingo say
General Manzuetta and three other
Generals have been shot by order of
President Baez. They were implica.
ted in the recent revolutionary move
ments. Six other officers of high
rank are now in prison on a similar
charge.
Walter S.. Grayson, q wealthy I
Creek farmer, living near Parsons, i
(Kansas), in the Indian Territory, {
was robbed on Friday last of over t
$4,000 in coin, by a band, who |
nearly killed Grayson by hanging, to /
force him to disclose the place where t
the money was hid.
Tom Allen and Tom Kelly have d
returned to Edwardsyille. They have S
entered into bonds of $1,000 each to t
appear for trial for participation in |
the prize fight in Illinois last Septem- t
ber. Arthur Chambers, who was e
also taken to EdWardsYille, is in jail :
there, unable to obtain BAIL P
VIM. Beige, young lawyer, of Il Il
Columbus (Ohio), hitherto regarded !; !;
rs an honest and upright fellow, was y y
arrested on the oath for forgery, hav- v v
ng, it appears, committed a number o. q
Of offences. He was Secretary of the u u
I oung Mems Christian Association, IS
md always appeared to conduct him " "
elf well. III
Reports that violence had been Of u u
cred by the Madrid populace to Gen. W "
'ickles are pronounced false. Presi- te
lent CASTELAR, had long conference nl
o-day with Layard, British Minister, 70
esulting in favorable continuance to to
+ good relations. The idea of sub DR. Dr.
hitting the case of the Virginius to nj
rbitrationis much talked of. Should co
his course be agreed to, the German N
lmperor is indicated as the probable B, b
arbitrator. -
Dispatches from Madrid agree in tic
epresenting that the late interviews me
etween Minister Sickles and the fal
panish authorities were of a stormy elt
haracter. Sickles barely escaped ha
lobbing by the crowd which congre- col
ated in front of his residence. In. no
of these demonstrations an
Q determined to leave Madrid, but ella
le Government having dispersed tin
le mob and since maintained peace, col
has resolved to remain. the
Cole Cunning, well known bur- bal
ar, was taken out of the New York Jus
enitentiary, where he has just com n, mr.
eted six months term, and lock- In
at the city police headquarters on pal
charge of completely in the Nathan y
urder, preferred by John T. Irving. viii
wing Implicated both Kelly and sho, sIro,
nnning in the murder, by stating coni
at the former killed Nathan, while SSMl
ely and he were waiting in the
'use. 1t is also stated that Kelly is Ri
Ider arrest -a aTtit trlti,
Tweed was setenced on the 22d. soaS slLa,
dge Davis addressed the prisoner mOy
considerable length, reminding .,idI II
N Of the enormity of his offenses bach
d of the conelusiveness of his guilt op lRe !
le several counts on which Tweed Ano
IS found guilty were grouped to-
ther and ifty-one distinct tsentences
posed, making twelve years i'm =.
lsonment in the County Jail and a ,os, ~
Q Of $l2,700. Tweed was after the
I'd consigned to the Tombs by the "
eriff, migt
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CONGRESS convenes next Monday, '"isi N
stealing will not commence until bsea b@Sa
out the middle of the week. 1t Snon MS \
4 take a few DAYS for the members In IN a.