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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-02-07

Cinnamon, Cloves, Pepper and AIlspiee
~ Cash paid for eggs.TEs
ground and put UP by myself and warranted pure,
Also, the moaS complete stock Of JOSE Bt.A ASCU's
CIGARS together With fuli Iine Of Tobacco, snsak
Articles Toys. Notions and numerous otheF aF&i
c9s Whiog have not time 10 onumeFass al of which
will sol A. prices that defy eoEnpetion.
RNFn akNG RnSEnA
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-02-07

Can make money faster At work fer ua than at any.
~ thing else Capital not required; we win start
you s12 > day e homo made BY the industrious.
Ae1s women, boys and girls wsnted eyerywhese 70
EoFk Aor ua Now Is the time. Costly outd3 and
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-02-07
Albany Bath House.

IUVHR UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
u fully inforia the citizens u AibAay and VI
einity that have etaksh ehaTgs ofthis Kl.ablish.
nont, and, by kssPing clean rooms and psyiag
strict attention to business. expects to salt 81
those uho may favor us with their patronage.
Having heretofore carried 90 nothing but
FIrst-CIass Hair Dressing Saloons,
We expects 10 give entire satisfaction 20 all
Children and Ladies' Hair neatly cut
snd ahAmpooed. JOS WEBBEh.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-02-07
REVERE HOUSE,
former First and Ellsworth Albany, Oregon.
Pfeifer Bros Props.

This Hoeljs fitted up in first class style Tables
supplied with the best the market affords Spring
Beds IN every Room. A good sample Room for Com
mereiai Travellers.
egFrec Ooaeh 10 and fron. the EEotsI.xa
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The New York herald., 1879-11-02
EXTENSIVE FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Nov. l. 1879.
About half-past eight o'clock this evening q fire
which proved very disastrous broke out in the large
brick storage house Nos l73l and 73s Market street.
occupied by -four and grain commission merchants.
The building covered ~ by 1s0 feet. aud was
four stories high. The storage warehouse on the
the second. third and fourth doors was managed by
Mr.. Nathan Brooke. who rented the storage and
Brooke Il Harper Robert Fletcher and Pugh & Kirk.
These dealers had offices the first hoor Tho build
ing was reduced wreck. the roof of the freight
depot OF the westchester railroad crushed in
and stable back on Jones street entirely de-
stroyed. Loaded freight cars from the rail-
road depot had been hauled only few moments
before the fire. The total loss by tho fire
is over $90.OoO. and IL said TO be pretty fully
covered by insurance. BY the falling of wall three
hremen Edward Connor. Charles Alcock and Will
lam Staggart. were severely injured The Market
street pottery of Galloway L. Graf, adjoining
the warehouse. was damaged In the rear
by the falling OF wall. Engine No.
II hal been put In service too close
to the hirnng building. and had to be abandoned
by the frenen by reason of tho intense heat. BY
the falling of portion Of the front wall the engine
was considerably wrecked. The hre originated III
the engine room.
The New York herald., 1879-11-02
FROM DIR. DAMROSCH.
142 EAST FoRTy-SEvFSrH STREET
VAnt, ~

142 EAST FORTY y-SEvFSrH STREET
NEW YORK, Oct. 81, 1879. (
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
SIR read in to-day's HERALD that my name has
been brought in certain connection with the dis
cordance between Colonel Mapleson and his or
chestra. g.N
Allow me hereby to state that. whatever has been
said about in the above mentioned article
Is sad misuse of my name. as have moth
ing to do with the whole affair not
directly nor indirectly. read with indignation
that am supposed to wish u failure of Colonel Ma
pleson's opera, and that instgated certain
bers'' of the opera orchestra to make COM
plaints Every word SAID in this regard about
me is simply untrue. wich all success to
the opera and to the efforts of the excellent maestro
Ardi. and leave those INSCRIPTIONS slanderers to
public contempt.
Please publish this card in the next issue of your
valuable paper and oblige yours truly.
LEOPOLD DAMROSCH.
The New York herald., 1879-11-02

they knew him a. once. 1t was CARDINAL the circus
rider He was as handsome and well built man
modern Rome could produce. He was in the front
rank of his profession. He had performed with
most of the companies that wont in
summer time to pitch their tents oppo-
site the Coliseum. and whether jongeur in
a small troupe or bareback rider in Guillaume's
the spectators had never failed notice his splen-
did proportions. perfect those of an ancient
gladiator. Latterly he had started circus on
his own account and. in the course of his
wanderings. had given q performance at the
Neapolitan town OF Cassano. Among the audience
on that occasion was certain lady OF fashion.
the Signora Rafaella Saraceni who had been
discarded by her husband. Captain Fadda, and was
living with her mother The handsome circus
rider had no sooner appeared in the ring than the
lady of fashion was infatuated. 1t is needless to
follow the course Of her base intrigue. She
was well born woman and Cardnalis
vanity was tickled. She easily persuaded him
to keep his circus for another week at Cassano
and. at the weeks end. had made up her mind that.
come what might. she would marry HIM. The difii-
Guilty was her husband. "Cospetto!" said CARDINAL
"we'll make short work of him." There were in his
company three people who were devoted to him.
Ono Enrichetta carroxza. his leading
equestrienne, who had borne him two chill
dren and whom he bullied and beat; another
was Carluccio. the clown. and ths third. De Luca.
the ringmaster. He at first selected the clown to
murder Captain Fadda but Carluccio's courage
failed. So Enrichetta left at Cassano to console
Rafaella for the riders absence. and CARDINAL
off with his ringm master for Rome, swaggering in
his cups at hosiery that great lady had given him
her love. and that he was going murder her hus-
band. He took rooms in tho Via della Marmorells
from which he could watch the movements of his
victim. He dictated to De Luca letter purporting
to be written by married Roman lady to Captain
Fadda and saying-"I pray you to discontinue
your visits. My husband knows all. I in
hourly dread lest he should kill us BOTH" Hc
then called at the Captains house. got his servant
out of the way errand. crept up
behind him he wrote and stabbed him
to the heart. His stiletto found the floor.
Beside it De Lucas letter. craftily intended
divert suspicion On the table. spotted with blood.
was q copy OF verses which the Captain had been
writing There fifteen stanzas bitterly
lamenting Rafaellas infdelity. Dc Lucs
arrested aud died of consumption in
jail. Rafaela placed trial with
CARDINAL. The poor drudge Enrichetta speedily
acquitted. Rome focked daily to hear the case.
Nothing had for years excited more interest and
certainly no trial had shown more plainly that
in modern Italian life there still may be found those
vices which Juvenal ssourged in ancient Kome.l
The New York herald., 1879-11-02
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
UrfIcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGroN. Nov. al A. NJ.
Indications.

WAsHrNGroN, Nov. Al A. NJ.
Indications
For New England, cold westerly winds, rising
barometer and clear fair weather. followed during
the evening by slightly warmer southeast to south
west winds. falling barometer. increasing cloudi-
ness and in the northern portions light snow.
For the Middle States, slightly warmer southeast
to southwest winds, falling barometer, increasing
cloudiness and light in the northern por-
tions.
For the lake region generally cloudy weather and
light snow. with slightly warmer south to west
winds and falling barometer. followed in the
ern portions by colder north to west winds and
rising barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
valleys, north to west winds ana rising barometer,
generally colder partly cloudy weather and areas Of
snow.
For Tennessee and the ohio Valley, partly cloudy
weather. local rains in the western portions, nearly
stationary temperature. south to west winds. and
falling followed by rising barometer.
For the Gulf and south Atlantic States, northeast
TO southeast winds. partly cloudy weather. with
local rains the coast. slowly falling barometer
and light changes In temperature.
The rivers will remain stationary.
The New York herald., 1879-11-02
CABLE NOTES.

The strike Of the iron shipbuilders. on the Tees
has been compromised.
The Echo last evening published statement to the
effect that fresh outbreaks Of the rinderpest in
the Western States Of America will prevent the
resembling Of the order against the importation Of
live American cattle.
Constantnople despatch says the Porte has
commissioned the Ottoman Bank to form q syndicate
of bankers to receive all the indirect taxes Except
customs). the surplus revenue Of Cyprus and the
Eastern Roumelian tribute; half the syndicate's
ceipts to be applied to the payment of bondholders
the remainder partly to the payment Of the local
bankers who have made advances to the Porte and
partly to guarantee the new loan.
The New York herald., 1879-11-02
FATAL POLITICAL QUARREL.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERAID.1
RICHMOND Va. Nov..1. 1879.
political ARRAY occurred tonight, about eight
o'clock in drinking saloon in Petersburg. between
James NJ. Young, debt payer. and George Hinton,
readjuster. Hinton is said to have struck Young
with pistol. whereupon Young drew his pistol and
fired. shooting Hinton through the heart. he ex-
pired almost instantly. Young arrested and Is
M w N
The New York herald., 1879-11-02
CANADIAN MINISTER AT LONDON.
lBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.]

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
OTTAWA. Ont, Nov. l, 1879.
cable despatch received here this afternoon
states that Sir A. T. Calf has been appointed to the
new Office of Canadian Minister at London.
The Free Press of this evening. In comment
ing on the appointment. says that "as
representative OF our government and suc-
cessor to Hon. William Armand in England. we
have no doubt that the reported appointment is
true, but Minister accredited to the Court OF ST.
James he cannot be unless Canada IL an independent
nation. and we have not hoard that piece OF news
The New York herald., 1879-11-02
THE NORTHERN WATER ROUTE.

(pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
OTTAWA. Ont. Nov. l. 1879.
According to export returns from Montreal for the
month of September last the total export of grain
amounted to S3,oO0.0O0. out of which 81. 400, 900
worth was produce of Western States being shipped
by the ST. Lawrence River in preference transport
over United States railways.
The New York herald., 1879-11-02
CARDINALT, THE CIRCUS RIDER.

END OF AN ITALIAN CAUSE cELEDRE-THE
LATEST TRAGEDY FROM THE COUNTRY OF
DRAMATIC cnrMEs--A MODERN MEssALINA.
[pY CABLE TO THE HERALD.1
ROME. Nov. 1. 1872
After long trial CARDINAL aud his mistress. RafYa-
ella saraccni. the widow Of Captain Fadda. have
been found guilty. osrdinali was convicted Of the
murder of Captain Fadda and sentenced to death.
Tho woman, saraceni. was convicted of completely
before the In the murder and sentenced to hard
labor for life. captain Giovanni Fadda of tho
Thirty-second Italian infantry. was murdered In
Rome. He lived in the Via della Marmo-
relia, quiet, old fashioned street. that had
never been the scene of much excitement
rs when on October o. 1878. man was seen to stag.
ger, half dressed. from house. to make few un-
certain steps down tho street. and, crying "Murder
to fall dead In pool OF his own blood Instantly q
hue and cry was raised and the inhabitants, swarm
ing ON every balcony. saw big. strapping
fellow hghting In the midst OF throng
OF workmen and police. He was captured
after desperate resistance. At the station
The New York herald., 1879-11-02
FASHIONABLE WEDDING.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.l

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.l
NEWPORT. II. l.. Nov. /. 1870.
fashionable wedding will take place here on
Thursday The eldest daughter Of Mr.. Alfred
d. Jessup. prominent merchant of Philadelphia. is
to be married on that day to Major Hyland, OF the
British Army. nephew of Sir Robert Montgomery,
member of the Council of India. The contracting
parties in town.
The New York herald., 1879-11-02
RAILROAD BRIDGE BURNED.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Nov. 1, 1879.
A special despatch to the Commercial from Xenia.
Ohio says:-'The bridge the Little Miami road.
between Dayton and Xenia. burned this after
noon. 1t was 175 feet in length and the loss is
about 81 900. The bridge of the Dayton aud South
eastern road. alongside was badly damaged The
The New York herald., 1879-11-02
BISHOP STEVENS DYING.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. !. 1879.
Right Rev. William Bacon Stevens. Episcopal
Bishop of this diocese. il lying very low at his
house in Spruce street. this city, and his death Is
momentarily expected
The New York herald., 1879-11-02
GENERAL GRANT.
CINCINNATI. Ohio. Nov. 1. 49,

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Nov. i. 1879.
despatch received from General Grant.
dated Columbus Neb., to-day. accepting the invita-
tion of the citizens and soldiers to reception But
he cannot yet name the day.
The New York herald., 1879-11-02
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

SAILING OF THE CONSTELLATION.
The United States ship Constellation left the
Brooklyn Navy Yard yesterday. She will sail from
her moorings in the harbor in q few days. Her
destination Is to join the European squadron, for
of which feet she has .'relief" crew on
board.
The New York herald., 1879-11-02
ADJUSTMENTS.
ACADEMY OF MusIc-"cARMEN."

ACADEMY OF MusIC-"CARMEN."
matinee performance of Carmen was given at
the Academy of Music yesterday with the same ar
lists in the principal parts who were heard on the
former production of the opera few nights since.
The occasion chiefly noticeable as being the
second appearance OF Mme Dolaro and in her
rendering Of the part yesterday she simply con-
frmed the impression she made on her debut
Relieved Of the nervousness manifest ON Monday
last, she improved to a certain degree upon her
first efforts; her voice steadier her tones fuller
and rounder, her acting easier and her by-play
more detailed and effective. but she still failed
bring out forcibly the striking points Of the part
Of Carmen, and the character lacked as be-
FORE breadth of conception boldness Of outline and
brilliancy OF coloring. 1t was-Owing to the COM
bined effects of sweet voice. pleasant
and exceedingly pretty Carmen. but it not
the Carmen of Bizet. Mime. Dolaro is very charming
in her way, aud can infuse great deal OF feeling
into her singing and much excellence into her act
ing, but she is not equal to the full re-
Quirements of the role it is written
She produces Carmen OF her own that is delightful
to look upon and pleasant to listen to- but to make
it harmonious to words and music must accept
new view of the picture. The opera glasses must
be reversed as it were; one must be content with
lessened effects. though as charming picture is
viewed.
Mile. valleria impressed the audience most agree
ably with her vocalization and acting, and Campa-
mini and Del Puente repeatedin fact,,a three
peated the full earlier successes.
The house was not full, but the audience was of q
good class and warm in its appreciation Of every
point made In the performance.
The New York herald., 1879-11-02
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes in tho
temperature for the past twentytour hours. in COM
parson with the corresponding date of last year. as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts phar-
macy, HERALD building. No. 2lS Broadway
The New York herald., 1879-11-02
oo-'ooAH' TIE GREAT SKIN CURE.

THE MOST HEALING, SOOTHING AND REFRESHING
EXTERNAL APPLICATION IN THE WORLD.
1t rapidly heals ulcers. old sores aud iischarg ng
wounds aud itching affections that have been he torure
of liteme thus anordng nnspeakable qualification 60
thousands: burns, scaids. wounds and testers; MI
itching and scaly eruptons of the skin, and all alice
tons of the scalp inclndng loss of hair. Nothing like
ii has been the INTEL gent icans,
1t has swept host of poisonous remedies out of exist
Ii is in its composition and mode of
treatment and succeeds in curing every external aHec
ton At every Is ably assisted by curIcuRA
which is part of itself incidentally and the
tho delightfully."- fragrant and refreshing toilet bath
and nursery soap in existence.
CUrcuRA REsoLvESr powerful purifying agent and
liver stimulan should he taken resolve
blood poisons caused by the virus of scrofu
cankcr. maaral contagious diseases. which main
attn and foster diseases OF the skin and scalp.
The New York herald., 1879-11-02
TETTER OR SALT RHEuM ON THE HANDS CURED
~A~N - - q u ,rL n ErTL ID
LlrrLEroN, n. H., May 80. 1878.
WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
Is initiated aud countereited and purchasers will have
USE CAUTION IN PURCHASING.

initiated aud counterfted and purchasers will have
USE CAUTION IN PURCHASING.
beg eave call tho attention of the readers to tes
monials in favor Of the ScHNAPPs:-
feel bound to say regard your ScHNAPPs being In
every respect pure and deserving medical
At all events Is the purest possible article
OF Holland gin, heretofore nnsttanabs and SUCH
DAVID L. MOTT. NJ. D..
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York.
ScHNAPPs Is q remedy in chronic catarrh complaints
&c.
Itake great pleasure in bearing highly crcditable est
its efficacy remedial agent ia the for
which you recommend IT, Having natural tendency to
the surfaces with slight degree of Stimulation
regard II one Of tho most important remedies of
chronic catarrhal affections. With much
obedsnt servant, CHAS. A. LEAS, NJ. d. New York.
CHEMICAL TECHNICAL LABORATORY,
1S EXCHANGE PLACE, Nkw YORK. Nov. %
UDoLPHo WOLFE Esq:-
DEAR sIR-The undersigned have carefully thor
oughy analyxed q sample OF your AROMATIC ScHEiDAx
ScHNAPPs selected by ourselves and have found tho
free from all organic or inorganic substances more or less
consider the article one Of superior quality heathfa
FRANCIS +. ENGLEHARD. NJ, d.
For sale by all respectable grocers and druggists
The New York herald., 1879-11-02

FRIEDRICHSHAIL BITTER WAITE
A sure curs for con stipation and heae
FRUIT GLACE, IN TEMPTING AlsRA
at reasonable rates by GREENFIELD.9 9p9 b
FOR SALE-JUDG MENT AGAINST
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The New York herald., 1879-11-02

Mapleson difficulty aud that the union had nothing
To do with 1t; and he also expressed the hope that
would all be settled peacefully
The New York herald., 1879-11-02
rHx MoNoNaAHEIA ORDERED OUT OF coMMIs-

SION.
WASHINGTON Nov. l, 1879.
The United States ship Monongahea. which re-
Gently arrived at the Mare Island Yavy Yard
from ASIA has been ordered to be put out Of COM
mission.
The New York herald., 1879-11-02


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A.-"KEEP OUT THE COLD
Use Roebuck's celebrated wooD AND RUBBER
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A-THE CANDIDATES. FOR OFFICE ARE
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ATTENTION, LADIEsi-THE PANsY coksETs
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COLLEGE PROFESSOR ONCE SAID THAT
Tho who expects to rate high In his class
torac ON the hoor" Much OF the hawking and splitting
was, doubt caused by catarrh which the professor
knew could DO readily curcd by the of few bottles o
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Use DaEyDoPPELs. the only true. reliable white
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the word "Borax' on Ask Tor DkENDuffbbS
dull pound BoRAx soApt Parts and Centennial prize
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The New York herald., 1879-11-02

COUGHS, COLDS. ALL THROAT 4
affections cured by SrRINGER's PuLsoNIc
The New York herald., 1879-11-02

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The New York herald., 1879-11-02

The man who Is ruptured and from DOUBTS
suiting DR.. SHERMAN in the face of tho st
his W, nderful success from those whom he
doomed TO the perls OF strangul atcd ruptur
while at ths same time he must be slave
truss, with all its sorrowful aud mortifyiI
That DR. SH ERMAN'S cures are bona fde. /
ing is u fact established by tho present SON
ties treated by him forty years ago. It Is u
accomplishes these remarkable cures att0
have suffered long years OF truss torture-
we consider that In every age the march
velops some new feature-soiLething that
been understood. yet proves to be truly
human family. becomes an established FAC
through the peculiar genius of sQne one
hends or discovers what before hin has be
This is the relation in which DR.. SHE ERMAN
ture. To doubt. and ever keep doubling, viii
march of the age and lose the good fruits
ing and to be ripened In the sunshine a.
science. During the past forty years DR.. s.
no doubt had under his supervision as n
rupture patients, which fact IL evidence OF
aud extraordinary success. Such vast ex
the greatest value to the sufferer. ana shoul
with confidence to take advantage OF 10 "
opportunity, Parties are coming from xl
country, and even Europe, to reap the benei
ment, and return with light hearts and pr
tho aid he affords them. DIR. SHERMAN's
vices are In such demand that he 10 comps
his time between here and Boston. No one
receive his treatment at the hunds OF Hssisti =
ut tho New York Office 25l Broadway. 81
Mondays and Tuesdays: and Boston. At hi,
ST., Wednesdays. Thursdays and Fridays.
and see him ii you hope to be relieved OF
terrible cOncomitants.