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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-22

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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-22

A Harlem, \. u, gnnsmith has IN
vented dynamite internal machine
which can be placed in an ordinary silk
hat. The machinery, which Is operated
by clockwork, IA concealed by concAse
mirror. IL Is intended, says lLe diabol.
ical inventor, that q man who wishes 10
use the machine ShAll wear it into the
builiing he wishes TO injure. Removing
his bat and placing it against wall, he
viii take a handkerchief out Of II and
at the aAme time remove the pin that
allows tho clockw work 20 start. Then he
will put on soft hat which he will
take from his pocket, aud walk away.
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Or, Mintie's Kidney Remedy, SFphreiieum, cures
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bottle or six hotties for s..
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e~t Dyspepssa and Bilious in he ulAstt' Tor
sale BY all druggists.
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tory az Parker Hair B4isam.
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BANK CERTIFICATE.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
Office Of Comptroller of the Cnrreneay,
WAsuINaToN, April 10th, 1883.
wmRREAs, by satisfactory evidences
presented TO the undersigned, It has been
made to appear that tsthe First National
Bauk OF Albauyn In the City of Albany IN
the County OF Linn and State OK Oregon
has complied with all the provisions OF
the Revised Statues of the United States,
required to he complied With before an
association shall bs authorized to conl-
mence Tho business of banking
Now, therefore, I.John Jay knox, Comp
troller OF the Curraacy. de- hereby certify
9hat sThe First Nalio,-al isanh" ot Albany
in the CITY of Albany, in the County OF
Linn aud state of Dragon, IL authorized to
commence Tho business CT &anktag "a
nrovitled IN Section flity.one hundred and
sixty. nine OF tho Revised Statutes of the
United States.
In testimony whereof witness my hand
and seal OF office, this 10th day & Al I'll
lSS3.
Seal ss,,or or,h0 :, Co Comp Iors 1,x r.ox.
| Currency. Comptroller of tn
Currency.
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ID, Kt toK r > Is recommended by
the authorities as Icing blacks best re.
ply 10 whites 9TH move.
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ter play.
lei White takes Immediate adyan-
tsge Of this untimely retreat Of the
Bishop. II is bnt justice TO Mr.. NJ
to state that he played this game some-
what hurriedly.
(d) The key-nove TO n combination
that wins the gamo off hand.
(e) Kt tks p or Q tks J. would have
savet. piece, bnt not the game. For
suppose
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b tks Q kt tks Q
q tks II etc., or
q tks 7
r tEs Kt ch RtOB B2 {besi)
Q tks 1t 2 etc,
~ Duration of the game forty min
utes.
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-22

Thls great strength,
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saalt Of over tNsnty years
|og practical experience.
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To the Unfortunate
DIR. GIBBONS
DispeHsaPY.

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Established IN 1854. for
the treatment of Sexual
and Seminal DiseAses, such
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FRoM The OEEOHTA PRESS, II. Y.

Respectfully ypur,.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-12-22

The Court has thrown out the suits
brought by Rufus Hatch against the West
ern Union Telegraph Company.
IHE. Chamber of Commerce of Bre-
men, Germany, has protested against the
prohibition of American pork importation.
The efforts to persuade the ODonnell
jurors to join in recommendation for res
pite proved unavailing.
ONE THOUSAND coal-miners of the
Monongahela third pool will go out ON a
strike on the Goth.
On the 14th Enoch Brown and Burt
Ellis, both colored, were hanged for mur-
dering women, the former at Halifax, N. S.,
and the latter at Shelby, N. c.
INDIGNATION is expressed by the Jap
anese Government because an exhibit of
goods just from the factory, displayed at
the Boston Exposition was described by
the Boston journals as "a rare collection of
ancient works of art"
On the 18th Choctaw murderer was
executed at Scullyville Courthouse, l. T.
The Sheriff and deputy held the mans
hands while another deputy shot him with
a revolver, in accordance with the sentence
OF the Court.
For the week ending the 14th the
business failures in the United States and
Canada numbered 325, against 307 the pre-
oeding week.
On the 18th burglar who was re-
moving from Cincinnati to st. Louis was
stricken with paralysis on the train, which
possibly accounts for his falling into the
hands of the police on his arrival at st.
Louis. A complete outfit of burglars tools
was found in his luggage.
ENGLAND has been asked by the Khe-
dive to send more soldiers to Egypt.
The Manitoba and Ontario boundary
dispute has been settled.
NOTHING is known in Shanghai Of
the reported revolution in the Imperial
palace at Pekin.
The Spanish Government is reported
to have demanded the recall of the French
Ambassador at Madrid.
THERE recently arrived cargo of
900 cwt. of American wheat at Laubein,
Bohemia, the first Ameri can wheat ever re-
ceived there.
The Milwaukee boy incendiaries,
Moffett, Finch and MILAN, were sentenced
on the 18th to the Reform School until
twenty-one years of age.
OK the 18th ex-Policeman Coney, Of
New York, who shot Peter Kienan, was
found guilty of murder in the first degree.
FIVE Chicago gambling houses were
ralueu ny Unc pUIfoo g., ,e,,- =,
morning of the 10Th, who arrested eighty
keepers and inmates. The faro and rou-
lette tables, chips and other gaming outfits
captured were taken to the station and
burned.
The estimated loss by the burning of
the Standard Theatre, New York, is S72,-
600; insurance, $4,000.
The undertaking of the proposed
erection of memorial church to the men,
ory of Daniel O'Connell at Cahirciveen,
Ireland, has been approved by the Pope.
THE Glasgow dynamiters have been
taken to Edinburgh for trial.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-12-22
THREATENING REPRISALS.
The United States Threatened with Repri-
sails for Dynamite Outrages Concocted In
America.
LONDON, Dec. 10.

LONDON, Dec H.
James Russell Lowell, the American
Minister. has been again assailed by the
Metropolitan Underground Employees As
sociation. On the 2Sth of November the
Association presented Mr.. Lowell with
net of resolutions which strongly de-
nounced the Irish Invincibles and Fenians
as the authors of the dynamite explosions
in the Underground Railway, at Praed
street. Accompanying the resolutions was
a request that Mr.. Lowell transmit the res
olutions to the United States Government,
because the Association believed that the
explosions were really the work OF conspir-
ators resident in the United States. Mr..
Lowell acknowledged the receipt of the
resolutions. but declined to forward them
to Washington, because, as he said, there
was not a particle of evidence to show that
anv American was guilty of completely in
the outrage. This answer was quite dlsa-
preeable to the employees, and they sought
counsel of lawAers. The result has just
been produced in the shape OF long pup
lie letter to the American Minister, wnlch
was presented to-day. The document Is
very formidable, and is intended to entlre!y
humilitate Mr.. Lowell by showing the Brit
ish how much more the underground ran
Uav servants know about the laws OF eVl-
dence and the duties Of an American EN-
bassador, than does the mere scholar, VINO
is serving the United States as their MINIS.
ter to ENGLAND. The memorial starts out
with the Bold declaration that the Associa-
tion of Metropolitan Underground Railway
servants find themselves unable to agree
with the American Minister IN eltner Oh ms
oninions. viz: That there is no evidence 20
show the completely Of any American, and
that there is good reason for calling the at
tention of the United States Government to
the outrage. 1t concludes with the some
what extraordinary threat that II Mr.. Low
| iii and his Government do not in the future
tai take ca action to suppress the dynamite socie-
ties alleged to exist in the United states,
the English people will protect themselves
| by 'reprisals.n Mr. Lowell was somewhat
| started by the contents of the memorial
and declined to take any other formal no
tice of it, or of the committee which PR pre-
sented it, than making mere acKno"ieus
ment Of receipt
Huntsville gazette., 1883-12-22
HUNTSVILLE ALABAMA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22 1883.

OK the 10th Baker Pasha was still at
Cairo. His departure for Suakem had been
delayed by financial difficulties.
On the morning of the 18th the Ger
man Crown Prince arrived at Rome. He
was welcomed to Genoa on the 10Th with
great pomp and ceremony.
PATRICK O'DoNNELL, the murderer
of James Carey, was hanged at Newgate
Prison, London, at eight O'Clock the morn
ing of the 18th.
On the morning of the 18th Lillian
Lugenbeel, the divorced wife of ex-senator
Christiancy, of Michigan, died suddenly in
New York.
AT Winchester, Ind, young man
named j. Morett cut his throat from ear to
ear the morning of the 10Th. 1t was thought
he could not recover.
FORTY Ogden and forty-seven Nc
Emery delegates were elected in the New
Orleans City primaries.
STRENUOUS efforts are being made by
Chicago to secure the Democratic National
Convention.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-12-22
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

In the Senate, on the 18th, message
was received from the House announcing
the death of Mr.. Haskell, of Kansas. After
appropriate remarks and the appointment
Of Messrs. Plumb, Cockrell and Dawes a
committee to attend the obsequies, the Sen-
ate, as mark of respect, adjourned......
In the House, Mr.. Anthony, of Kansas, an
nounced the death of his colleague, Hon.
D. G. Haskell. Mr.. Anderson offered the
customary resolutions, which were unan-
imously adopted, and the House, as trib-
ute of respect to the memory of the de.
ceased, adjourned until Wednesday.
The Mexican Transatlantic line was
formally opened on the 18th.
The non-union moulders were at
tackled at Troy, N. Y, on the 18th.
DILLMAN, the wife murderer, will be
hanged at Easton, Pa, February II.
Two train robbers were captured at
Clifton, Arizona, on the 18th.
THE issue of silver dollars for the
week ended December 10 was S31S, ,491.
The cotton mills at New Bedford,
Mass, have shut down on account of a
strike of the weavers.
The weekly review of the English
grain market reports the trade depressed.
PROSPECTS are said to be favorable to
the passage of bankrupt law by Con-
gress.
SENATOR HALE has introduced bill
in Congress for the construction of seven
steel vessels and two torpedo boats.
A sTAGE-CoACH was run into at Kings
ton, Ont, by an express train on the 18th,
and a number of people were killed.
The stage carpenter who tried to
burn the Casino in New York has been in
dicted for arson in the first degree.
Two THOUSAND coal miners have
been thrown out of employment by the sus-
pension of work in the mines on the Mo-
nongahela River.
IT is thought that the iron moulders
at Pittsburgh will accept the ten per cent.
reduction of wages announced to take
place January l.
THE President has appointed board
of officers of the army and navy to con-
slider the question of relief of Lieutenant
Greely.
SENATOR SABIN, Chairman Of the Re-
publican National Committee, has appoint
ed o, H. Platt Chairman of the esub-commlt-
tee to take charge Of the preliminary Re-
publican campaign.
The report of bank clearings for the
week ended the 18th shows decrease both
of total and outside New York compared
with the same period last year.
The remains of the late Congressman
Haskell left Washington the morning OF
the 18th in charge of Congressional COM
mittee for Lawrence, Kas,
Huntsville gazette., 1883-12-22
NEWS AND NOTES.
Summary Of Important Events.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

Iv the Senate on the 11th Mr.. Sherman
,ntroduced a bill for closer relations with
Woyico and South American States. Post
nasterGeneral Gresham's appointment was
aorfrmei In the House Mr. Robinson
Torad resolutions inqdiring whether a United
States Minister in England had accepted any
titieo of nobility, such as lord rector;" whether
tba United States Navy assisted the British at
Alexandria; whether British detective had
hnnn allowed to tamper with the mails in the
New York Post-ofiice; also for information to
enable The passage of a law TO prevent foreign
nobIemen from forming land mOnopOleS in
America The call of States was resumed and
a large nrmber of bills and resolutions intro
duced making in all l02l under the call. A
message was received from the President in
rqst0n to the wants of the Indian bureau
House adjourned until the l4th.
Ii the Senate on the 18th resolution was
offered calling for information as to the ex-
penSe account Of the Department of Justice.
Mr Becks resolution for information regard
ing the sinking-fund was adopted Mr.. Will
sons resolution for a constitutional amend
ment TO enable Congress to protect the rights
Of citizens was referred. 49,. The House was
not in session.
In the Senate on the 18th bill was intro
duced TO admit Washington Territory as a
State The report of the Committee on Rules
was discussed, the rule providing for the elec-
ton Of presiding officer pro tenn. occupying
the time and developing party vote Final
action was not reached. A large number of
appointments were sent in. -. The House was
not in session.
In the House of Representative on the
l4th resolution was referred calling on the
President to request religious denominations
70 celebrate December %, the anniversary of
Washingtons resignation as commander-n-
chief the army. Mr. Horr wanted to intro
dnce resolution for investigation of the DAN
vile riot but objection waS.made Mr.. Wash
burn introduced bill to remove Instructions
from all navigabe waters of the United States.
..Ihc Senate was not in session.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-12-22
SOUTHERN GLEANINGS.
The Cotton Crop.

NEW YORK, Dec Z.
In reporting the cotton crop of 1881 Brad
street. s, has followed its methods of the pre-
ceding year. Correspondents in each county
were asked to send their judgment as to the
actual yield of the county in bales. The re-
Plies received were from 9S per cent. of the
area planted in cotton comprising 636 of the 65I
counties raising over 500 bales each. The replies
number ,221, averaging nearly two reports
from each county. The report includes a ta-
ble which shows; l. the estimates sent from
the counties; and, 2, additions of per cent.
for involuntary under-estimates by cores
pondents The total yield of cotton this sea-
son reached by this method of reporting is
5692,O00 bales. An allowance of 100 900 bales
is made for possible additions to the crop as it
will be counted on September lst from old cot
ton in the hands of planters. This by reason
of last years phenomenal yield, and the fact
that an advance in price may attract the un-
sold cotton to market. The decrease in the
total yield as compared with the crop of last
year amounts to 1S.1 per cent. or 1,25s 900
bales.
THE TOTAL YIELD.
The table of total yield by States as sent
from 626 counties, and with the allowance of
eight per cent additional for involuntary I'M
derestimateS, is as follows
Huntsville gazette., 1883-12-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

ACCORDING to the London Times the
situation Of Irish affairs is very serious.
For the year ended November 80, the
coal tonnage of the Philadelphia 81 Reading
Company was II 1873 tons.
The Egyptian troops, it appears, did
not desert in the late battle near Sua-
KEN. More than 400 corpses have been
counted on the field by British officers.
AT Waukesha, Wis, the agent of the
Iowa Great Eastern Mutual Life Insurance
Company has been arrested charged with
graveyard insurance business.
On the 18th the French Cabinet had
under consideration the advisability of
sending large reinforcements to Tonquin,
but Marquis Tseng says an amicable settle
ment is still possible.
The Bennett -Mackey Cable Compa-
ny's articles of incorporation cover routes
to various countries in Europe, the West
Indies, Mexico, China and Japan.
On the 18th the Kentucky distillers
met at Lexington, KY, to arrange for re-
duction of whisky production.
On the 18th Julia Reese and George
Bolles, the colored boy, were arrested at
Jackson, Mich, charged with completely in
the murder of the Jacob Crouch family
near that city on November %. They were
remanded for examination on January g.
They were servants in Crouch's homestead,
and had been in Jail as witnesses since the
murder.
A CABLE dispatch of the 18th from
Schneyden, Holland, says the coast in that
vicinity was strewn with casks of powder
and dynamite from wrecked vessels. Forty
thousand kilogrammes of powder and 800
kilogrammes of dynamite were picked up
bv the customs authorities.
ONthe 18th the O'Donnell case was
again considered by the Cabinet at Wash
ington.
THE Department of State is requested
bv the Marine Hospital service to demand
the inspection and fumigation OF all rags
shipped from Egypt to America.
On the 14th considerable testimony
was elected in the Bond trial at Hillsboro,
Ill. which bears somewhat heavily against
the accused,
AT Cambridge, O., on the 14th twelve
saloon keepers were sentenced to fine and
Imprisonment for violation OF the Scott
law.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-12-22
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

On the i4th the steamer Josie Harry
burned fifteen miles below Memphis with
600 bales of cotton.
On the 14th, in primary election
riot at New Orleans, three men were killed
and about dozen wounded.
A RUSSIAN Nihilist who escaped from
prison at Charkow recently killed gen.
darme who sought to arrest him and then
committed suicide.
On the 18th in riot at Blue Noun
tain tunnel, Pa, between Italians and ne.
gro laborers, four of the latter were more
or less badly shot.
DURING the terrible gale on the 11th
the steamer AUX was wrecked in the Eng
lish Channel, and twenty-one lives were
lost Several other wrecks occurred.
On the evening of the 14th the Stand
ard Theater, New York, was totally de-
stroyed by fire.
OK the 1Gth there were two murders
in Boston, Mass.
On the 10th the town of Dubois, Pa,
was almost wiped out of existence by fire.
On the night of the 10th the st.
Louis Glucose and Grape Sugar works, sit
uated IN East st. Louis, were destroyed by
fire.
On the afternoon of the 18th an ex-
plosion of gas occurred in the Cameron
colliery at Shamokin, Pa, demolishing
doors and braces in the mines, fatally
burning Elias Noll and seriously injuring
John Smith. miners. Noll was burned al
most to crisp.
THE elevator of the Winona & st.
Peter Railway Company at Winona, Mimi,
together with 135, 5,00) bushels of barley con-
tained therein, burned on the 18th. The
Schlitz Brewing Company's warehouse and
the Diamond Joe floating dock took fire
from flying embers and were also destroy
ed; loss $125,000.
On the night of the 18th Mrs. Peter
Burns, aged seventy years, residing at
.Struthers, near Youngstown, O., was
burned to death by her clothes taking fire
from CRATE. Her husband was away on a
drunken spree. When neighbors opened
the door she was burned to a crisp.
On the 10Th the trestle used in erect
ing the new canal bridge at Crescent, Sara
toga County, N. Y, fell, precipitating five
men twenty feet to the canal bottom. All
were injured, Santa Fonda and Frank Sill
vernail probably fatally.
On the night of the 18th Commits
sary of the Police named Heubeck was
murdered by anarchists in Vienna. The
murderer has been arrested.