The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-29
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1t is thought that England's warlike
policy will force Russia to occupy Con-
stantinople.
England looks with grave suspicion
upon the meditated reorganization of
European Turkey.
Three thousand dollars, conscience
money, from CINCINNATI, has been re.
csived at Washington.
Mrs. Waleott was accidently stabbed
by Mr.. sewsll in the play of "Ths
Exiles" at New York on the 23d.
There are $4,000 Turkish troops on
the plain at Buykdere and 90 battalions
on the lines defending Censtantinople.
The freight department of the Mobile
and Montgomery Railroad, at Mobile,
was destroyed by fire on the 2Sd. Loss,
s75, 900
The cotton operatives in England say
they viii resist the ten per cent. reduc-
ton of wages. unless the working time
Is also reduced.
The insurgents are being blockaded
by the Turks at Mt. Actuim. Greece
threatens to interfere, and il she does,
war must result.
Three men and woman have been
arrested in Pitsburg, Va, fer rObbins
Joseph Young, of Nassau street, New
York, of 100000.
The U. S. sloop of war Wyoming,
which had started with goods for the
Paris Exposition, has had to put back
to New York for repairs.
The massacre Of women and children
by the Turks in Thessaly number many
thousand. A British vessel has been
dispatched to ascertain the efacts.
Ex-CongresAman John I. Vance, of
Ohio, went to visit some unknown par
ty in Covingtion, and has not since
been heard of. Foul play suspected.
The widow of Rossini, the celebrated
music composer, is dead. She is said
10 have bequeathed her fortune to an
asylum for aged and destitute. singers
The cashier of the Planits Mills,
Brooklyn, was robbed by four men Of
$1,000 on the 23d, who escaped in q
wagon, although pursued by citizens
and police.
It is rumored that the Radical Re
publican Senators intend making an at
tack on the administration, and that
Key and Schruz will be amsng the first
to go under.
If the battle fields ars not disinfsct-
ed the health of all Europe viii be
threatened At Tiflis there are 20
600 corPses buried only tive feet under
ground. They viii be probably cremat-
ed.
The British cabinet requires decla-
ration from Russia that the communica-
ton Of the instrument of peace to the
powers is equivOcal to its formal presen-
tation to the congress. Russia is not
inclined to agree to this.
The Journal de st. Petersburg says
Englandmust yield her wishes to Europe
and cease obstructing definite conclu-
sion of peace, or the congress must
meet without England, or otherwise
Russia must act alone.
The British training ship Et.,ydice
capsized and sank off the South coast Of
the Wight, with 500 men on board,
only two of whom were saved. When
the ship went down she sucked down
many with her. The cause of the dis
aster was the sudden striking of q snow
squall.
The full text of the trade dollar sec
tion of the bill reported from Alexan-
der II. Stephens committee on the 22d,
is as follows Section 5. That the
trade dollar shall hereafter be coined
exclusively for foreign trade and limited
to the amount of S750,000 per month
When coined it shall not be permitted
to be taken from the mints except from
a receipt given for expectation, under
such regulations as the Secretary of the
Treasury shall prescribe.