The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04

Russia has ordered 1,2e0 Krupp
The silver vote IN the Senate viii be
exceedingly close
The rumor that sehurz intends re.
signing is without foundation.
Plans are laid FOR a repeal Of the act
authorizing The coinage Of trade dol
lars.
Austria demands that Servia shall
not extend action to Bosnia or Herze-
goviaa.
Il is thought the ice on the Danube
will deter the Russian sserch on Con-
ahtinople.
The steamer Husband captured the
'teamer Messiaaa, with 700 Turkish
troops on board, in the Bosphoroua.
The French government has request
ID Dsn Carlos to leave France and lie
has started for the frontier.
Russia is inquiring Of the different
Mediterranean States on the practibil-
ity of opening the Dardanelles.
The Arizona Legislature has given
the Southern Pacific Railroad Co. right
# way, although Congress has not.
The public debt statement will be Is
,ued on the 2d of january and will make
better showing than the one of last
year.
The proposed action Of the British
Parliament has determined the Russians
Upon Fastening their march on Constan-
inople.
All the bodies which drifted ashore
from the wreck of tie Huron were
rnbbed Of everything valuable, By
wreckers and fishermen.
The New York banks refuse to make
large loans of currency, pending the
;ilver agitation. They will make leans
gold st G per cont.
1t is generally believed that major
ty of the House IS in favor of re-estab-
fishing the income tax, and lowering
The tax on whisky and tobacco.
A young man named Collins, II
years of age, living in Oakland, stabbed
his mother on the 9th, because she
had not prepared breakfast to suit him.
Evarts denies that be bears Conk-
ling any ill-will
Gen. G. w. McCook. died at New
York, of paralysis, on tho 2S.b-
The passage of the silver bill depends
upon Senators Hill and Lamar.
Grant sailed from Palermo to Mal.a
on the U. s. steamer Ha1daEia on the
! 2Sth.
Seven vessels and thirty-seven mon
were lost BIZ the Glouchester fishing
feet the past season
Since the passage Of the army bill. the
U. S. Treasury has paid out over $780,
100000 currency.
Public worship viii bs protected in
France, aud secular society protected
from clerical enero. .chments.
Mrs. Oliver, who sued Senator ST
mon Clmeron for breach Of promise
has been bought OF for 81 900.
The new appointments in the French
Cabinet are an earnest of bitter feel
ings between Germany and France.
Tae G ,lden Gate Mining Company
have s,ld their four mines near Dead
wood. to California capitalists for s400,
600.
Rev. Howard Crosby, of the society
for the suppression of vice, is prosecut
ing New YORK liquor dealers BY th,
wholesale.
The New York Central and Hudsor
RIVER Railroad C1.'s net earnings f9l
the year ending Sept. 30th, were sll,
632, 200.
The National Labor Party organized
club in San Francisco on the 2Sth
and would not be balldozed BY tbs
Ksarney crowd.
1t is generally believed that in any
future movesnent by Conkling against
Hayes, he viii lind no supporters amons
the Democrats.
Mexican authorities have postet
whites on both sides of the Rio Grand,
warning Mexicans against participating
in the Texas troubles.
Four thousand striking cigar makers
met in New York on the 2Sth and de
termined to hold out till the bitter end
They denounced the tenement housi
system.
Indians are getting very bad il
Western Texas. They attacked stag,
last week, captured four horses anC
killed both the driver and division su
perintendent.
Two Nez Perces from Sitting Bull
camp have given themselves at the Bi,
Horn posts. They say all the Ne
Perces want to get away, but are afrait
to leave in body.
The public debt decreased last montl
S75,623.
Senator Patterson is still dangerous
ly ill.
The Russians are making heavy foi
ward movements in Asia, and grea
battle is exevcte1 shortly.
The Fraudulent Presidents New
Years reception was way up"
IT was not Roscoe Conkling no
James G. Blaine who was elected Pres
dent in 1876, but Rutherford B. Hayes
I-& Pa7I Pio1eeJ. Press