The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-04-29

Ute Indians.
Three cases Of cholera are reported
in New York.
The Kansas wheat crop gives
promise of abundance.
Mackey, the bonanza king, has
control Of the Sutro Tunnel.
Five deaths by drowning In the1ood
at Beloit, Wis, are reported.
Forty lodges Of Maricopa Sioux
have surrendered at Fort Keogh.
A severe shock Of earthquake at
Chic Wednesday renewed the panic.
The ". y. Heratd says Garfield has
developed desire for second term.
A destructive fire has broken out
among petroleum wells at SIobada at
GaIicia.
The N: =. II. Il. has suffered
severely west Of Bismark on account
OF floods.
The Turks will treat Albanians as
rebels. SedItIous attempts are sup
pressed.
Grain reports from the West and
south West on the whole, are en-
coursging.
The Guadalquiver has again risen
16 feet. The quays at Seville, Spain,
are inundated.
England has not yet accepted an
invitation to participate ia the none
tary conference.
Five mad dogs were shot In Jersey
City in few hours, three Of them
after biting children.
Assistant Postmaster g GeneraI Brady
II. is understood has been compelled
10 resign for crookedness In the Star
service.
John GrIscom Of New York, under
the supervision OF the Rush Medical
College at Chicago, will attempt to
fast As days.
It Is believed that LOngstreet will
be confirmed U. s. Marshal by a
practically unanimous vote. Brown
favors him. Hill Is absent.
Over 5000 immigrants, chiefly
Germans, arrived at New York, the
largest number in one day ever
known In April OF any year.
The Bey again announces that he
can maintain order II the French dc
not cross the frontier, but fears are
entertained OF general rebellion.
Senator Jones, Of Nevada, and
Farley, who have been spending
some days In New York, resumed
their seats In the Senate on the 20th.
There are 10I smallpox patients In
the hospital at New York, an in.
crease for the week Of 81. Typhus
fever patients 1903, an increase Of 47.
whitelaw Reid has resigned the
edItorship OF the " Y Tribune for q
six months bridal tour, and will be
succeeded by John Hay OF ballad
fame.
A colorcd prisoner who was help
Ing the officers at the Chicago Jail tc
prevent others from escape was shet
by one Of the ring leaders and viii
probably die.
Three hundred thousand dollar:
worth OF damage has been dO.e by
high water ia Kane county, ILL.,, ans
100000 worth at EIgin. Chicago
welcomes high water as a means o
getting rid Of garbage.
The President has nominated II. A.
Elmore Second Assistant Postmaster
General, and. VA. Grisr, Of Pennsyl,
vania, Third Assistant, vice A. b.
Hazen. appointed Assistant Attorney
General Of tho Postofflce Department.
! Republican Senators, particularly
those from the West, who have all
along opposed an extra session of Con.
gress, assert that none will be called,
certainly not sooner than October, and
not then unless something arises tc
make 1t necessary.
/ One hundred and ninety-seveu
Mormons wiIlhrrlve at Castle Garden
en- route for Utah next Tuesday,
having left Liverpool Oh the steamship
wyoming last Saturday. This will bC
thefirst company of Mormons that ha:
left Europe this year.
tits understood that the friends and
relatives OF the late Lord BeaconsfielC
arewilling to assent to public funeral
and burial of the remains at Westmin
ster Abbey unless directions to the
] contrary are found among the paper