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, 1879-01-30
THE CHINESE BILL.
Chin Ian Pin and His Associates
Not Alarmed by It.
Suc1, Legislation Not in Accord
nnCe with International
Lttw.
California Papers Discuss !
from a Political Stand
point.

WAsH1soToS' y. y. Jan. *9.-1hc Ch'ncse
Minister has declined to be interviewed On the
subject Of the passage ot the AnttCAtnedc Dill
by the House. Ills representatives, however,
freely stata their views, which. IN substance
are. that tue Minister Is not surprised; that e
understands the necessities Of politics; that It
is not within the province Of tlc Lower House
to abrogate treatiesi that nothing TO Interfere
with thu reciprocal relations between China anu
tic United States Will come OF this attempted
ItGsslnsEon; anu lint II anything shoet1o hais-
pen, It will bc easier Tot China to exclude
from hcr markets 2s,ooo. barrels of HOUR
shipped In one week from san Francisco
tlsan It will for the United States to h6rogate
the Burlfngame treaty; that tho measure In it,
present. shape ia uselcss, md that 1t cannot pass
the Sonata ard fscape decision Of tic Supreme
Court OH It's unconstitut!onaitty. Tic knowE-
edge Of tha fact by parties in the lousc makes
It valuclcss as verdict ot the Chinese question.
Should tho law pass II would De tnlpEacttcablo
50 long ~ tic Burl'ngatne treaty rcmatns ID
force. In this agreement mutual advantages OF
FREQ migration and regulation OF citizens ntsI
, 1879-01-30

a. to 3le condition Of the road has leen fflr1.
nri therefore the keeper nj the gate IA not
authorized to collect. nor the owner Ut
The eatc tn receive. nny toI-fecs.
The plaintiffs claim lint the Inspectors have
t1ei = renort sinro February last: thM th, road
Is in GOOD condition; that t'r5 are ju.tar'l n
inr Ia liable for the pc,salty fn cach rasc 2!
forcing. Justlce S.ully continued :se ease tl!l
Feb. 6. The whole nrtchborhood o. farmers
tributary to the toll-gato are uniteN In h9htlnR
t1le eorrnfntfnn.
, 1879-01-30

would reduce exprnaes md most rapidly reduce
the debt. Az To the Board being in a rhnostc
condition. Mir. Wooelard aail that tl.ese was NO
sense IN thar. Tie board had been paying lis
nterest, anl had provisions made for e,.',
authorities refused to ASSESS tnx
sufficiently large to Day tie ANIMAL
Interest On the b1nds, the holders Df Inc ho,nis
would not necessarily suffer. 1t was mare than
ltke!v that tlry wuD1 secure tnasnthsnus COM
relltng thrm to pruvIdc Tor .!,c Necessity. str.
Wootiart1 has written to Mr. Dl.bcc informing
him OF many of the facts above set forth.
, 1879-01-30
MISSING.

ctScrsNATr, Jan. D.--stIss Bowen, ,l.n.h,..
Of Daniel Do'ven. Of vtnson Township. sn.,. n.,.
Macarthur, T., left her fathers re,leure m ,ss 81
10th Inst. to visit some friends mile mr., Nv,
has not been secn since. Having to enn. p.a Nv
ccbn Creek uoon large drift, II Is ,houoh, ~. ,s.
sEe missed her footing nMl sank beneath i1s X.
drlft-wood. shu was plaintiff IN tic brcarb'st w
PROMISE suit against William il. keakrr. sae'
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THE COUNTY BUILDING.

rT,,. ~ ..,I tn.n.,to.. ...s tn .t,,t~ ,,,,,,.
rc,,,rt I'M, II show. ,lat MI ~ Tho roada orr Il,
3ooo eoho't'o"' ...-.
During the present month 30j tous ot coal
hare bcen consumed at t),c uuspital uuu UN0
to,. =, ,i. rns,no A,s,r,,
te"e az s"' '"e3'" 1''''""'' ......
The County Agent saYs TINT tho expenses OF
his otlce for this month will be &1O0D Jcss thap
for tic corresponding month a wear ayo,
n,.- ...u,... - r,m..
trtai Fcb. 10; William Carry, tor lie murder Of
hts bro,ller.fu.1aw. for lie lfth: HAYWARD, Tor
tbe murder Of MrSfaton. for The 17th: mud Pete
stevens. for The murder of hts Wife for The a0tl,,
u,.a,.r s,,,,,,,,..,,,.n, -, w.. ,-o,,, -, ,,,.
Coasl.hoase n naslhE ~, dosl,oe else 10 10 pa
ssMt III W. aoF ~ ios lce uSeu ' y hee1luE nn
re-! cooi Iast ooaane'; lnc commissioner.
shhk u Nou4a nAse ueen eAGupes ~ navy
on!'
6aturdaY Will 0e scnlG ncc-tiaf In tho Criminal
Court. Ul' to adjournment lnst evening there
VIZ wsfe a'.one 70 ~ seutsnesu oesae twelVe I'VE
hsta,, he,. th.ir sn,cs .nr,'sI t,."r% Ita'
oale.. III, m1se eneas inss tnlnea soTasu Jo1'os'
anu viii be taken thero week from to-day
Adplph nochm and Louis Hartman, yenders
of liquors. doing business 1t No. 100 Lake
atrcet and No 4s3 Centre avenue, made vol
untasy assignment yesterday in tho County
C.nIrt, and Alalee Wionschenck Was appotated
Assigncc. They dled schedule Of tllelr liab,lI-
ties ard aastta. but took rood caro- to subso-
quE4tly SeAnoH8 ~ IIQW Tie h1Eas
.rh, n.,.,.c,. y,r =. r,,r i, ,h. ,,o.r, ,,o,.
| dsr w'.rc nsv~r hettcr. The mat onI wn,"1
contractors aru put down Tor MI over,lauliug,
| and there will bc war Of words, II uulhlng
else, Soma Of the Commissioners Insist tlat
The meat coutrarlof bus been uniformly fur
nishing very Inferior meat, and hps fallen VERY
| far short VI living up 10 his eontrnct and It
| would not be astonishing to SEQ an nttptupt
luRdp to take the contract from him aud viYu IL
| to sume pns else for this reason,
.h.,,. a., ..,,ox...,,,.
Ha = utn n. ~ ~! ~. .,., "ss
W ~ ~ tI to ~ It. -, ~ .''I
VI .nc , ~ ~ "ne" ~ !attGt esnel
| ously ee9sta ~ pay 1ol oac'uail VI siit wafer
PUG ..lrn' noWs'sl, aie "ate. n.ts - aase teEu'
,ats sosas ~ 11 Luz. noasa Iaa ''axo W.. w lrGu
tss!J auuiteu. ~. ~" ~ 10 llopuesu ~ enares ~
ttn'u r ny thtn pfopo1tlon " ~ t!te
nlI paso @ ~ 10 sM ~ '.s's aa 5ss'cIuaY ,. a'e'
ouaa'nk ,'ak ~ ~ sntaaaea u ea't ulou .ne.n, w.
S",n 1i,at vhn1 tcr oYs wo,,Il 6e ~. .,im'tu W
| frn,m t11.ir NJ r.t,mai"s
/
Thr Granl jury yesterday devoted large
| snare o. III t1'ne ~ ttfIpE tllu question u
Hiaakie's sanity. lhry Iau Ms parents :l'.l
tssttuu.ly ~ the County Court. The jury tat9
aot yet indicted HIN, howeser, fur isse Fidelity
Hank robIcFy, anl thsY Aay 10 lhr t1p"rscrs
thit sflry dua't klaW "lltthrf 'itcf Will or mn.
ftw otlMs cases were locked lato; aHoMX
utirrs ll!at 0t the young nan Cannon, who cut
his inothtr's tllroat sonc flsnt a.u. The
mother uth not spnear 10 prosecute, but scveEa!
oaher wltucssxa ~eEc hGaru. ati Il Ii Believed
t!'4t an Indictment vRa found.
Thr Committee on Public Budfnv a,d Public
Service mel yrstt.Isy afternoon un Copsdcrrd
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take the "bcater " In 1iau Of my charge, md he
did take It., H subj II for SO. Other wtncascs
are to be examined. hut It Is safe to predict tu
advance that The end Will not only b: the DIS
tlasge Of TINT particular engineer, but the DIS
charge Ut tue engineers tn The other county iu-
kt4t4ttune.
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DRUNKENNESS ClI8fn.,.eacr ve r,,,.

DRUNKENNESS CuRED---FhCT VS., Fol1y
"EArIoSAL HoHE ron n1sAn,Ep yt,rx,.,.
SOLDIERS, DAfToS. O., Jan. o. 1870.-Dr, rr.'
ger. ch'eaqo: Afscr tats trla1 Of three mos,,,
tn two cases, 6eemtngly incurablc, am ptal 10 :,
that tho fean't has been all that you could eI,is
and all tho most sanguine cuuld hope In ~ D..
spccttn1ly. E. F. Dfown. Governor" p,. mr..
gers office. Hooms 2l-i:1. Palmer ltou.e.
, 1879-01-30
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ftttnFh tt7ffHH

Jonathan Snow. Toronto ". q. Desaf, It. Paul.
J. W. Power. Montana. +. F. Bennett. #. .Ninue
Geo. II. Sttcknry. falo Oeo. {. Foster. 81. Louis.
II. II. Adams Cleveland. ". d. Chapman, London.
T.. ". U[lsen. i,civu!t. Herman Van Con. 1loia'd
Z. 4. baldwin. 1;orton. John Carroll, ST. CAlha.
A. Campbell, LsSaiic.
unsxD PACIFIC.
{. L. Cane, St. Louis. y. II. Towuaend. n. T.
L. E. Hault, Milwaukee. J. II. 4yphcr. Fha.
4. n. AllrFtun. y. y. Geo. w. opaulllug, l1os.
4. y. Smith. Hamilton, Samuel Thomas, Eolum4
Ny bus. o.
j. j. Clark. Detroit. sc. Woo.!son, Plaiic.
". J. WilItsms, Vim Geo. Whitney, Eeeuab.
Cennes. Wts.
SHERMAN HOUSE.
T. A. I}uld, New York. F. II. Gay, Rockford.
j. s. film1rc, Il. hid P. Il. I1!iner, ". Louis.
F. Y. 1f1wley, n. !. ". +. Blanchard. Albany
i. II Eddy. Ut. ranf T.. u. Porter. Montreal.
e. r. Whitforl, Uclust. 81. E1iihorpe, Rochester
Thomas Ulakcy, Phtla. A.D tumntns, Dcs Motn'
FREMONT HOUSE.
F.. 8. Dewey, Hew York. C.L. Wilson, g. .Fsnncfeco
4. NJ. iiA}l, Denver. ]. u. Carney, Detroit.
a. s. Foster, St. Lonts. .fanes 4. liasvlcy, Dixcn.
John Huir. Boston. t'e0. ". f;sntlan, Omaha.
H. Stuart, Cednr R1 pds. J. Ilcndcrslot, liourton.
5. Hammeteclsg NY. u. J Hall, Burlington.
, 1879-01-30
FROM DIAMOND lOE.

DEAN Sra: l have been ~ Hsser from dyspepsla
for yeasa and 10 such e4tent that few kinds Of
food would remain on ny stomach. Hearing Of
your kumyss was persuaded TO try !ts remarkable
qualities. made fses use of II, and An happy
" state that thgfo 10 pEee that would purchase
from me the bensat have received from its usc.
! lunch on bottle of 1t every day. and would
b anwi!ltuH 10 dispense With It.
To A. AAKxu, Chicago. Iox REYNOLDS.
, 1879-01-30
VANILLA

1t IL b. the Of the tasst Mexican Vani2ls beam
that Ds. friee'k Special flarorinx Extract Of Va
uillA pLtxtna tks tafc xxellIspca.
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A far u the count has gone, eighty-slx prs.
clpeta have been counted, nr uiss3 v0tes, III
nSa psoa nste iou sa sls' 'Hs ill.,
mann has lost lossy-oue, while Ill persons, 1t
spptars, did lot vole for shcEiH It ALL Tic
cost OF the counting, Oh the basls vi ths allow.
anre u tho recount on tho bonl question, ioots
pay II this morning.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-10-24
SheriR's Sale.

| R4 VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXFcTT-
- lion issued out Of the Circuit Cont or
the State of Oregon for the County of linn
TO me directed and delivered. on the Isf
dEy OF october, 1879. in favor OF Isaac sem
oSrss }. Sternberg and A Wachenheifner
partners as Sternberg, Seuders q 90
plaintiffs. and against z. G. Michael, de-
iendants Tor the sum of four hundred and
eighty-tve and 25-I00 dollars in u. s. ssoId
coin, with interest in like coin al the raj.
o. one PEI cent. per annum from the 2Ttll
day OF september, 1879, and the further
sum OF thirty eight and 90 100 dollars costs
nave applied thereon the following real
property heretofore attached as the rror-
erty OF said defendant at the suit of sai,F
plaintiff, to-wit:
beginning at a point seven chains AMI
IhirtY-nine links O. 39-IO1 chainsf AMI
North nineteen degrees and thirty n,iDI,1es
Fast from the Southeast corner of James
AichAel's donation land claim in Gown
SNIP fourteen ll4) South Range thee IS,
west IN Linn County, Oregon, and run
uihH thence west nVe chains, theIbce North
nineteen degrees and thirty ninutes. East
tnirty-fouI chains and twenty. four links
thence East five chains, thence Month
n9teen degrees and thilty minutes ISasf
nVe chains 10 the North line of Section IL
Up. IA. ). II. 3 w, thence East t2genfy-feur
chainS and nfty links to l.. Griffith's North
west corner, thence South nine de.yreeS
and thirty minutes, East thirty.nine chains
ana ten links, thence West forty chains
and nifty links to the East line of JaIues
Mlehaefs donatiSn land claim. the place
oil beginning. and containing one hundred
ana twenty. eight and $500 acres. noora
or less; ALSO beginning at the Southwest
corner OF Samuel Johnson's claim. Notiti-
cation No. 202l, and running in a North-
easterIy direction on the Western bound-
airy OF said claim twenty. six rods. thence
IN Southeasterly direction 10 the No,fbs
west corner of elisha Griffith,s land clain,
thence West eight rods to the place of l,a,
ginning, containing 6 acres, more or less
also commencing at the Southeast corner
OF Jared Michael's donation land claim.
thence North magnetic I60 rods, thence
west magnetic 2O0 rods, thence South
magnetic l60 rods, thence East magnetic
SOO rods to the place Of beginning, contain
ing 200 acres, in TIP. IA s. r. W, princi-
Daily IN section IA, containing in all S34
'O-iOO acres in Linn County, Oregon. to-
gether with the tenements, hereSlitamen1s
and appurtenances thereunto belonglnpol-
In anywise appertaining, and ON
Saturday, The s9h day Of Norenber. 1870.
It the Court House door in the citv of Az
bany, Linn County, Oregon, at the hour
d O'Clock +. M, will sell the said real
property atpublic auction for cash in hand
o the highest bidder, to satisfy said writ.
With accruing costs.
Dated this Esd day of October, 1879.
/. c. DICKEY,
l2w4 Sheriff of Linn Co, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-10-24
A siNGULAR MIsPogrTSE.

One day last week, says the Ashland
Iidi'ags, TbOs. G. Reames, of Jackson
vile, left home for hunt in the noun
tains about Wagner butte. lie was
expected home by Sunday, AMI that
day and the next passing without bring
ing his return, lis friends became
alarmed, and several men started out to
find him. On Wednesday he was found
by his brother james, someu here on
the Applegate, in helpless condition
and was taken home lie could eiye
no lntelligible explanation Of his couai-
ton. His hands wers skinned and
bruised and his back torn and h,lr.. a.
though be had slid Or leen dragged o,e,
rough ground. Hr says that MANY
hours passe DARN which he can re-.
member noting. It's likely that !
6all or sudden illness caused temporary
alteration, during which lie was nearly |
lsed mp By exposure.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-10-24

has worked faithfully at the matter and
promises some startling revelations
when the Committee reports to Con.
gess Ito says tho trouble they have
Experienced in Lalancing the books Is
that just as point Ii reached that
ought to lead 70 important develop.
ments, they fnl that three or four
pages Of the Led ger are torn ont. Yet
when those lascals were stealing the
funds and mutilating tho books iliev
gave much Of their time. TO fpivent
prayer that the Lord would bless tho
poor beiiisbtcd negro and curse the
"wicbed rebels" II may be that they
thought they bad f,ir claim to the
money in payment for their prayers
pHONO.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-10-24
rnE ADAMS FAMILY.

1t was Charles Francis Adams, the
father Of John Quincy, present Dem
ocratic candidate for Governor Of
Massa saehusetts, who, after having sup
ported Samuel ]. TiIdon for Presi-
dent, in 1876, placed the indelible
brand of "Fraudn upon the brow of
Hayes, moro than two years ago-a
brand which burns to this day and
1t will forever burn, deeper and more
intellectually, ,outthe mostdamningcon-
domination of great crime and of the
eager criminal told of in all history.
And as the imperishable fame of the
great name of the Adamses shall be
known to remote generations, also
will 10 preserved to perpetual re-
proach the infamy Of the only indi-
vidual who SO preferred position TO
honor as to be content to possess the
Presidency by force and fraud, brib.
sry and perjury.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-10-24
"IIo sIrronTs TnE cosrasnr.r.

john Sherman's little private bureau
Of statistics is cndeayoring to do good
service to the Republican canse gener.
ally, The Phik"lclpLia Chronicle asserts.
aud the cause II JoIusliermnnism es,e.
cialiy. That select concern has q wav
OF preparing for Republican speakers
and The pIcss an array of figures 10
sho" that about all tie Federal revenue
Is deri ged from "loyal" States, and this
Is considered Il sufficient reason why
voters Ellould swallow the Republican
ticket. The man who does this nnsav-
ory work for Sherman draws pay as Az.
siStant Secretary Of the Treasury, and
this Is about all lie has To do. The 9th.
er day he turned out job ia Il X line.
which moves a Washington correspond.
ent 10 say Had the States been
classified according TO their political
complexion, as shown by the late la
tional election, the showing would have
been very different from that n:ade by
Treasury arrangement. The States that
had decided Democratic maiorities in
1876 paid during the fiscal year ending
June l3, 1879, in customs dues and in
5ernal revenue taxes Sl5s, SOC, ,7s0 %.
The Republican States paid only sol.-
3O4,87s 06.
Ii this sort of argument is worth
lnything-as the Republicans, who in
rented it, declare it is-it Is worth
Thile to have the figures exact and
'eep them straight. If tie dominant
,arty in the States which contribute
most to the support Of the government
the party which ought to receive the
utfrages OF the people, then we may as
'ell know which party is that party
nd to know this we must have the fig-
les without doctoring. The figures
re to be had at the Treasury DEPART
lent, which cart conceal them though
can comfort them and make them lie. Z
l..
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-10-24
JTDcE HARDING AxD HON. ). ). WHIT.
AET.

We take the following remarkable
item from the Salem Statesman of last
Wednesday
Quite an excitement was created YES
terday in the Circuit Court room bv
Judge Harding snsrending J. J. Whit
ney,prosecuting attorneyand appointing
Geo. III. Burnett, ad interim. The
cause was we believe. for Mr.. Whitney
refusing to prosecute the cases that
grew out of the Investigating Commit
tees report. just what the final result
Of the proceedings will bp. we are not
prepared to say. So far as we can
learn, attorneys are divided as to their
opinion OF the case. Late last evening.
we understood that Judge Harding mis-
understood the resolutions introduced
in regard to the prosecution of these
cases and would so instruct the grand
jury this morning.
We have not learned anything far
ther in regard to this important affair,
but we take it for granted that Mr..
Whitney knows his rights, "and know
ing dare maintain them"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-10-24
Oh THE SAFE SIDE. !"

In trying to get your
moneys worth, consider
the fact that I will make
you a pair Of Boots to
measure, that you will
call a good fit, for six dol
lars, cash. There will be
no metal nails in the in
side sole, to make your
feet cold. The seams are
my own, hand-sewed and
smooth. Twill keep them
straight and in repair
free Of extra charge for
six months afteryou take
them out ofmy shop, near
the Revere House.
Is-. II. FLINDT.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-10-24
4 FoKLORs sOPn.


Ar informal caucus of several promi-
nent Linn county Republicans was held
in this city last Monday, and the opin-
lon was freely expressed that they
might succeed in eIecting a position Of
their county ticket next year if they
could take advantage Of mistakes n,
Democratic nominations Bnt they.
may as well make up their minds now
that the next Linn cohnty Democratic
Convention will I Q composed Of men
VINO know ho y to avoid nlista les. The
democracy Of gallant Old Isnn ale not
q the habit Of holding conventions with
view to aiding Radical victories
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-10-24
THE MALnETR AGENCY.

Parties over from the Malheur in
forms us that there are no Indians
now on that reservation, although
the agent offers So per head to stay
with him. Why him can't this agen-
cy be thrown open to the whites +? It
is of no use now 20 the government.
and the expense of running it has
not decreased in the least.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-10-24
Pretty Mouths

Should have pretty teeth in them, but it is
not unusual to see between rosy lips, teeth
discolored and decayIng through neglect.
This disfiguring defect should lie repaired
without delay, by using fragrant SOZO-
DON'T, which removes every particle of
tartar from the teeth and renders them
snow white. This admirable aid 10 beanto
Is perfectly harmless and exhales a most
delightful aroma, and is in every respect
preferable tothe ordinary tooth pastes and
powders. Try it and see for yourself.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-10-24

and painful illness. May a kind Prov
idence bless and preserve then
from like aflleetions,is is our earnest pray
er
THE nomination of John Quine,
Adams, by the decent Democrats foi
Governor of Massachusetts, viii hav,
at least one good effect-it will assest
IN the defeat of Beast Butler whom a
lot of Independents and damphool Dem.
ocrats are running for Governor. No
wonder the Democrats can't carry Mass.
aehusetts when they go about prostitute
ing their principles by voting for that
internal old cock-eyed Beast
PEoPLE almost universally like and
appreciate newspapers, but yet how few
preserve them. The most interesting
reading imaginable is occasionally to
turn to the files of an old newspaper.
bringing back the dates OF issue with
all their hustle aud associations of
everyday life, marking the true genius
aud spirit of the times. These records
OF the past are Car more eloquent aud
Instructive volumes than the laho,ed
descriptions Of the historian.
WHEN the present Pope was Car
dinal he cherished the idea of publish.
ing Catholic Journal that should he
an organ for his church, aud that could
be read by AL the people of Europe and
America in their mother language
Since his elevation to the l.ontifca.e Le
has exerted himself Ia start this news- |
paper, and now announces that its first
number will be issued next month. |,
will he printed in seven different Ian.
suages; it will discuss the polite Al and
economical questions of the day, and
officially represent the opinions of the
Holy See. The compoSito,s are To be
he deaf and dumb pupils in the asy.
nms of Rome. Alimundr will he the
superintendent, and tho Pore
5 anxi ms that "A Cardinal should L., al
he head OF the editorial department.
rl,e novel PAPER will start with $4,000
uh>ci it,-'S. Very Few of lhi> ,.nmter
ne Italians.
The city of Provi,lence began, ,rar {
nd half ago, to dispense it's charity 5
n new plan. Helpless I,aupers were
ePt in an almhouse or aided Mt home 4
S before but all able-Iodied appli. Il
ants for food or lodging were put at II
-ork in a wood-yard at so cents II dav. u
'nworthy families, who had been as. t
stei by the city fon years, dropped y
at of the Charity Com missioner 'ssight II
hile begging decreased greatly. b
ramps began to give the city Wide q
nth, for they hail to Iny for their u
dying and meals with w.il in the b
pod yard, and the station l.ons.. lo.l.,. h
5 duiing the year numbered only ot
4I0. against 9,4a5 for the Year pre- ite
ding. The new sysi,m IN has also been e
e Of economy, tha expenditures for OF
t-door and indoor relief being sl3,- te
o, against sI9.I4i for ont-.ionr r.lirf ar
me during the preceding twelve f'
'nths The wood ward is s..If.Sustnin. bi
!, T,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-10-24
TnE cossrLAR rnArns y cu,Y,

A New York .Sun Washing ton
special, on Mosby's alleged exposure
of frauds Of tho Seward ..ring" in
China says: Formal charges against
Bailey had been mado at the State
Department by Wells, ex.Consui-
GeneralatShanghai, beforethe nomin-
alton of Bailey wassent>to the Senate
Wells also rendered evidence to prove
that Bailey was nominated for tho
position at the special request of Sew
ard. lie quotes a letter from Mosby.
In which he says: "The Seward
"ring" wanted Bailey at Shanghai to
cover up Seward tracks, and Ioring
or Lincoln to cover up BaiIey's. They
have for years dominated China, and
crushed out everybody that was not
snbservient to their interests. There
is no doubt of the fact that for many
years there existed out here y Consul
lar .sring," that lived and thrived by |
plundering the Government, ship |
owners, aud sailors. I am in for the
war, and intend either to purge the
service of tho scoundreis, or go out
nyselfD
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