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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-10

Blaine begins to think that Mr.. TIL
den has been actuated all along by
pure cussedness.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-10

Mr. Secretary Chandler can again
give his undivided attention to the
American navy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-10

0fcourse, John Bull has no fellow
feeling or he would never go back on
American cattle.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-10

In the opinion Of Republicans the
greatest Democratic mistake Is In
winning an election.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-10

Ex Senator Mcdonald will proba
bly, measure swords with Blaine In
the Ohio canvass We are sorry for
Blaine.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-10


The real reason for change in the
control of the Government is that the
Republican party has become the crea-
ture and tool of powerful corporations,
and runs the Government for their inter.
est and profit, to the injury Of the peo-
pie. It isAhe recognized champion and
supporter inimical to the welfare of
the country and the safety of our instit-
utions. It is party of clamoroua
struggling to seize and appropriate the
property of the people.
Adam is the only man who was
n1.vnr ioaIof1o
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-10

A dollars worth of good government
for every dollar of taxation is a very
good platform.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-10

The telegraph operators strike
was q sort Of electric shock to the
country.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-10

The undersigned has 10 head of good
horses for sale. Call at his residence near
Shedd.
50 JAMES Sn MsoN.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-10

The British Parliament has passed
an act prohibiting the importation OF
American cattle because our preventive
laws or the sanitary condition of our
cattle, are not snch as 70 afford reasona-
ble security against the extension Of
"foot and mouth disease" 1t Is plain TO
the casual rea1er, that the real design
and intent of Parliament is to protect
the English cattle grower in order that
he may be able to higher rents to the
iordly landholders who alone bold seats
in the English Parliament. This is
nothing less than retaliation upon US
for our high protective laws. There is
much reason in the statement that Il
high protective and prohibition laws are
good for Americans citizens they will be
egnallv good for English and other for.
eign peoples.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-10
"BaehapaTba--

Quick, complete cure, an annoying kidney,
bladder and urinary diseases 81. Druggists.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-10

Several Presidential hooms appear
TO have been sunatruck.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-10

sammy Tilden carries level head
and . silent tongue.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-10

Mr.. Blaine has declined to take any
part In the Ohio canvass.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-10

''MOther swans Worm sprup."
Infallible, tasteless, harmless, cathartic
for feverishness, restlessness, worms, consti
alton. 25c,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-10

"Pluck" calls 1t the betrayed dali
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-10
LeRichau's Golden Ralsam \.

LeRiehau's Galden Balsam Na.
Cures Chancres, first and second stages: sores a..
the legs and body Syphilitie Catarrh diseased alz
and all primary forms OF the disease, kaoun as syp
hills. Price, s. per bottle.
LeRichausa Coldea BaIsam No.
Cures Tertiary, Mercural, Syphiltic Rheumatism.
secondary stages Pains IN the Bones. UIe,eratei
Throat Syphili.ic Rash, Lumps, ETC., and eradeates
all diseases from the syst whether caused by bad
treatment or abuse Of mercury, leaving the blood
pure and healthy. Price, IS per bottle.
Sent everywhere C. o. D., securely packet per ex-
press.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-10

C. +. RICHARDS d CO.. Agents. ~ & zas
Sansome street, CsFner Clay, san Franfiseo.
California.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-10

SAMUEL E. YOUNG.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-10

MONSIEUR.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-30
THE coUNTRy's TRADE
Eject ofths Strike Upsn Baslasss
esRsra,ly.
CONDITION OF THE COTTON CROP.
The Legitimate Consumption Demand Not
Materially interfsred With = An
Increase in the Number
Of Failures.

NEv YoEE, July 20 SPECIAL tslsgrams -
Bradstreets from leading business osntsrs
throughout the United States do not not
record such Q marked derangemsnt Of ssn.
ersl trade a had been propAssisd % the
inevitable outcome VI . general strike
among the telegraph operators. Spscula.
tive business at the various exchanges a
the country, stock. grain, produces, cotton,
oil and Others, was greatly cut into By ths
inability Of the operators, large and email.
to communicate promptly with their eus.
TONERS, but even In these departments OF
trade prices were not demorAliEed. In fact,
in . number OF them, an advance was made
while the effects OF the strike were as their
worst.
The Legitimate Coasamptiss De0sua
Of the country, IN all lines, has not been
materially interfered with, except In ths
South, and even there the check Wss not
serious, being due TO the TACT that, ak Q
number OF towns, outside communication
by wire was entirely cut of Wheat after
declining, hardened, dropped away again,
and closed yesterday At q fractional Cd.
vance, due largely to the heavy storm st
'Ae 'N'' obu thV VI suVtt
interest TO cover.
Corn has been higher. but bad weather
and the posting OF nine and half carloads
at New York yesterday, weakened IL st the
close, Provisions have huctuAted moder-
aiely within the week. Nothing conc,u-
sive can be learned OF the alleged attempt
TO corner lard again at Chicago. and ligtle
crcdcnce is given IL.
Petroleum
has advanced between two and three cents
over the closing prices OF q week ago sud
fully ten cents over Mondays ruling
priS,s. Free buying and a probable do.
cline Of go barrels per day In the July
new production had some efect. Anthra-
cite Goa. is moving of slowly. Stocks arc
lighter than they were one year ago, and
the prod uction is less than 10000 tons
ahead OF that of July u, 1883. and ~
spa,nst an excess OF near !, 500, 100 tons one
month ago. There has been good trade
in wool IN the seabosrd markets and the
movement from primary points has con-
tinucd large
There we're los failures In the Unitsd
STATES reported during the last week. siI
mere than the preceding week, forty six
more than the corresponding week OF
49,. snd ninety more than the ame week
of lSSi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-30
AN ITALIAN HORROR.
Frightful Results OF an Earth.
quake.
OVER ONE THOUSAND PERSONS KILLED
Eight Hundred Others hangled and Manned
Houses Collapse Like Paper
heagre Details Of the
Disaster.

LONDON, July 29.-The town OF Casamic'
ciols, near Naples, was almost entirely des'
troyed by an earthquake last night The
peighboring towns Of Forio and Laccea'
memo were greatly damaged. Que hundred
persons more or less severely injured, have
arrived at Naples by steamers. The num-
Der Of people killed is not known.
One Thousand Lives Lost.
ROME July 29.-The Minister Of Public
Works has gone to Casamiceo TO organize
measures for relief The shocks began at
half past nine o'clock last night. At that
hour a majority Of the people of the upper
| classes were At the theatre. Nearly all OF
the houses in the town collapsed. 1t is
estimated that one thousand persons were
killed and eight hundred injured. A num-
Der Of steamers have been brought into
service to carry the injured to Naples. The
impression produced by the disaster is in
describabIe. Many OF the victims belong
to good families.
The Hospitals OyerHowing.
| Naples, July -J.-SteAuers lOdueu WITH
injured people are constantly arriving here
from the scene Of the calamity. The hos
pitals are already filed with the sufferers.
LaIer-Three thousand Perish.
LONDON, July 29-It is impossible to
give the number of the dead at Casa
micciola- In the latest accounts the num-
Der is estimated at three thousand. The
Hotel Piccala Sentinella sank into the
earth and buried many Of its inmates.
Some of the inhabitants OF the town es-
capped to the sea at the first shock, and
made their way to Naples with news Of the
calamity The centre of the area of the
shock was the same as that two years ago,
but the radius was wider.
The Shock
was ielt at sea. and according to some ac-
counts even at Naples. A gentleman who
wsS staying at the hotel Piccala Sentinella,
ard who exCaped with his life, relate that
he only had time to secure some candles
for use in the darkness before the collapse
of the building. A person who lived near
the now ruined bathing establishment says
be escaped amid falling walls and balloon
les, the terrified people shouting 40 the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-30
A CURIOUS STORM.
A Peculiar Cloud That Over
shad6wet Newark, N. J.
Strange Freaks Of lightning-A Boy
Instantly Killed and Others
Seriously Hurt,

NEWARK, y. J., July 29.-0a Friday
night while o. heavy thunde1-cloud was
passing over Newark, there was an ex
traordinsry play OF lightning from The
cloud, The block bounded by Esther and
Lockwood streets and Albert ayenCe ap-
peared TO be encrCled by chain OF fire.
Six boys who were in a vacant lot were all
prostrated, and one OF them, Edward j..
DEMPSEY, was killed. His clothing was
stripped from his body, and his shoes were
torn into fragments. The body OF the boy
WAS black sned and scorched as If by flame.
A brother of Dempsey bad his head Sc.
yerely injured. Patrick Kane was knocked
senseless. John Dwyer and Patrick Fay
were also injured.
John Mcclure, q married man, who lives
at No 9.Esther street, says that he was at
window on the second floor OF his hoase,
and while in the act OF driving nail into
the window frame, the hammer was stSncK
by the lightning and sent spinning over
the table 70 the window.
The Lightning
also ignited the tobacco in his pipe Ehich
was, IN his mouth, and Knocked the pipe
out of bis mouth onto the table. lie was
rendered speechless for some time, his
tongue appearing To be paralyZSd- The
plasteIing vas torn from the chimney In
ihs room. Mrs. James Leonard, OF NO.
Esther street, afirms that when
the shock came she was thrown
/ 70 the floor and. Was uuoonsciop, for sew
J sral min utes. She felt "as IL the top o.
her head Was being taken Oh. 1t VA
stated that amkn VINO was On his WAY "a
| his home had shovel knocked out oil HI
hSnds by the lightning. Mrs Bergrn, O
No. PSI Market street, was. in the yard o
her house. She saw the lighting oiszinj
al, around her and il seemed 70 press he
down to the ground. Esar the spot Hher'
the bow Dempsey was killed
| The EleetKie fluta
| lifted one corner of the roof OF an oa'
| building and shivefed the boards int
| spGipters. Mrs. Frssley, who lives in n
| horse, said that sbe was in the kitchen q
| the time and that she felt something pas
| Through ber hand aud up her arm IS Sd
stood by the ssoVe, and she fell inssnsiblt
! When she was revived her hand felt as
IL had been burned. The cloud in describe
| As OF a blue-black oelor with vertical strsas
OF lurii appearances. 1t emitted n
thunder. The lightning from il was 4
sudden ana unexpected that no person ha
opportunity 10 make note Of It's directic
or phenomena Said one psrsou: ''ff
whole atmosphere seemed 10 become ilis
eli al once with it, The part Of the eli
visited by il borders on the meadoss ne
the PsSsaic river, and is fi!led With lael9si
and The poorer clsss ot bouses
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-30
LAID TO REST.
Puneral Obseqaies of the Late Mont.
Romery Blair.

WASHINGTON, July 29.-The funeral
services of the late Montgomery Blair were
held at the Mortuary Chapel OF Rock
Creek Cemetery this afternoon. There was
a large attendance of prominent persons
from Maryland and this city, among them
Secretaries Lincoln asd Folger, Postmaster
General Greshsm, Generals Meigs,
Emory and Wright AMI Doctor Basil
Norris, U1ited States Army. The widow
of the deceased, his sister. three OF his sons,
and other members OF the family were
present. Rey. Mr.. Ayerill. of Silver Springs
Church, Maryland, Rev. W. A. Leonard,
and Rev. Mr.. Buck of this city, otficiated.
The pallbearers were seven membsrs OF
the Silver Springs Church, Of the yestry of
which Mr. Blair was q member.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-30
SPARTAN BRAVERY.
A wisconsin Postmaster VINO Had
sand-A Desperate Attempt az Rob
berry FOiled.

A wisconsin Postmaster VINO Had
sand-A Desperate Attempt az Rob.
berry FOiIed.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, July ga special to
the Sentinel from Wisconsin Junction
says: "Lorenz Crandall, keeper of the
Farmers Cooperative store and postmaster
Of the village, was attacked at his home
Saturday night by three masked men, who
rushed into the sitting room while he was
lying on a sofa talking to his wife. The
men carried cooked reyolvers and ordered
him TO
Throw mp His Hands
Crandall was lying on his back with his
hands in his pockets, in one of which he
carried his revolver. Throwing himself on
the floor, he whipped out the pistol and
fired at the leader, shooting him through
the right breast. One Of his assailants fired
in return, the ball passing through the
finger of Crandall's left hand. The light
was put out by the robbers, who fired half
a dozen shots one ball imbedding itself in
CrsndalPs right wrist. They fed, but
Craudall followed, and being joined by
friends, he ran down the leader of the
garg, who
Died Rs He Siezed Him
from the effects OF the wound he received
dali was presented %hG-a purse Of money
by the citizens. and resolutions applaud-
ing his bravery were passed at mass meet
ius.. s,s-IedL bad only fifty dollars in his
possession. Who the attacked burglar who
wsS shot il, is unknown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-30
the yIRelNIA CAMPAIGN
How The school Question IL still
Looked Upon by Intelligent Colored
Men.

RICHMOND, VA. July 29.-Some interest
is felt here to know whether the headquar-
tiers Of the new Democratic State commit
tee will be located in this city during the
present campaign. The selection of Mr..
Barbour as chairman of the State commit
tee will encourage the Democrats here
more than anything that has been done.
The work OF the convention meets with
the hearty approval of the party all over
the State. II the Democrats are successful
in securing control of the Legislature, it is
their purpose to give the colored people
their own school trustees and teachers, as
pledged in the platform adopted by the
Lynchburg convention. The school fund
will be distributed pro rata among the
schools of the two races-that is, the col
ored schools will receive the amount of
school money in proportion to the number
of pupils of that race in the State. Of
course the amount of taxes paid by them
will not and can not enter into the que5-
ton of this scheme of distribution. This
proposition meets with the heartiest ap-
pruyal Of many of the most intelligent
COlOred men here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-30
HE CARLYpON CALAMITY.
Further DeiatIG OF the NreC - Sse
Inquest-SOne Tail Swearing by
AlInesSPs.

KNowLEsvGILE, Y. Y, July 29.-Fhe
wreck OF Friday night at CariydOn is full.
ly as terrible as at first reported. The
wreck was removed last evening. There
has been no more dead bodies found. Que
lazy who was injured died to day. Her
name is Mrs. I.alavre Of Bay City, Mich.
She was badly bruised, with her left leg
broken above the knee. Her husband ar
rived Just in time TO be recognized by her.
The suffering OF those injured IS great.
All those who could be were removed in
sleepers and the rest taken TO neighboring
houses and cared for. The people are very
kind and everything IS being done for
them. The thrOng visiting the
Scene of the Disaster
wa> imIaerse. 1t is estimated that fGily
eight thousand people were there day,
SCue coming a distance OF twenty miles.
Many of them carried away as relics pieces
of he wrecked cars. l.. W. Perham ar
rired last evening, aud the dead we're placed
in caske,s and boxes and shipped 10 their
}oues. This afternoon the railroad COM
pany placed DR.. J. w. Eddy, OF OSwego. an
Sxperie need physician, at the services OF
those IT, iured and have been prompt and
ready TO DO all they could to help relieve
The suffering and care for the dead. lti
estimated that the comPany's loss will DC
Half "a Million Dollars
and il may reach q greater sum, as lttigl-
tion In various ways will probably grow
out of it. Mrs. Mary ThroOp, reported
dead, is only injured. There were seven
teen death.
At two O'Clock a special from Oswego ar
rived with General Manager h. W. BritteS,
of OswPgo, General Freight Agent h. n.
Moore. OF OsWego J. A. Sawyer. Treasurer
of Watertown, j. ID. Remington, train dis
master, of Watertown. Conductor Garrison
and r J. Cochran, the coroner, for the pur-
pose Of
and a jury was impanneled. The enSl-
nerr of the first locomotive testified that ne
first saw the car about three rods aaeau'
He blew for the brakes and reversed the
engine, and the next thing he knew ne
was in ditch. Albert Perry, track walk
er, testified that he went over the track
ABOUT half an hour before the coIiSion
and everything was all right, and yet 1t
seems from other testimony that the
freight car was blown lbs feet with tue
brake set, as testified by a brakeman,
which SCENE hardly credible. The depot
master saws he did not examine or look 10
see everything was all right Inc con-
tlictipg testimony of the witness was so
great that the Jury have been unable TO
ssree upOu verdict yet and ADJOURNED
until Wednesday.
Twenty-Five Dead.
ROCHESTER, y. Y, July 29.-Reports from
Csrlyon of the railroad disaster on the
Rome, WatertoYn and Ogdenburs rail-;
road, DO not come in fast to-day. The total
OF the killed is twenty-five. Mary Troop,
of Schuharie, WAS not killed with her
grandfather, as reported. She passed
through here to-day. The list Of wounded
will reach thirty-fiye. Reports from twen-
ty.three Of the wounded do not indiea.e
that over three will die. They are MIS- A
I, Brirrs- of salem, Mich; Madame Jose
phipe Iefevre, OF Bay City, and Mrs. Du1-
lev Salisbury, of Battle Creek.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-30
OHIO CROPS


A.. ssasi oi che Ysssbssosog eepsse.
CvLUsBrs. o.. July 1I-Ths torthcoming
August crop report RI The Ohio Ststs
Board Of Agriculture, baesd 90 rssufss
from sGl townships, rsceISed from July
2its to 18th, gives the foiis~ing totAb sso
wbest %. .s73, 900 bushels. or 50 pr csnt
of last years crop, being sn svssaes o. 81
Psrcsnisrss com psrsd with 1881, re. q.
barley, 70. oats, los, corn, 0, posesoce.
n3, timothy hay, Jog, clover hsy.. VI, -
kscco, So, sorgum. 81 Also the iollosAeg
pe,centsss: Aopies. %, psscnsS .M
snimals, IL. ...
The results OF thrsshins viii preShy
diminish the wheat 70 10 pss oeut o. -!
yesr's crop. The sppls crop b yktss,
isilure. being the third very shoft crop
within ~ many yearA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-30
LIVELY FOR LIQUoR MEN.
The Auth EoriIIes at Keyser BTinGlnE
the SSIoon Wen up StandinS-A D'r-
No. Wonderful Dream.
Special 70 The Register.

CActtta 70 HtC Atyt9-eis
kN.EE, W. Va, July.2S-Yes terday Was
q lively day in prohibition Keyser. Fri.
day is considered by many to be an un-
lucky dsy, and so it proved to some Of our
cit zens, who had been summoned 10 ap.
pear before Mayor Reynolds tO answer the
chsrge Of selling spirituOus liquors within
the corporate limits of an anti license town.
Mrs Hotton and Mrs. McGahsn, both Of
whom keep boarding houses, not wishing
to 20 through the formality Of a trial,
Confessed Judgmeut,
and were fned-Mrs, HOtIOn, $40 each in
two cases, and Mrs MCtiOhan, Sl2 each in
three cases being 81 and costs.
The proprietor OF the City Hotel was up,
but The charge was not sustained.
Mr.. AShfeld, vino only recently was
fined SOD and costs was again before his
Honor. the Mayer, to snswer in five cases.
After hearing he was fined $50 and costs
and sent to jail, where he now languISheIh
for refusal TO pay the lne.
The keys House proprietor will be called
on to snSwer next Monday, We under
stSud.
twill thus be seen thst if prohibition
dCCSL prohibit, it makes things
Mighty Lively
aud brings considerable revenue iuto the
corporation treasury without clothing the
trs the With the Gignity OF the law.
Mike Henderson, ,ColOred, got TOO much OF
thtl l'CEItter, snd IN letting oil steam yester-
day. demolished a window for one of his
"CulIed bredern" be paid his respects TO
the MsyOr this morning and was sent TO
jail in default of s. and costs. Nike Is the
dsIEey who bad
wonderful Dream
tie night before Garfield vas shot He
dreamed that ne saw the fatal shot fired,
recognized the President, etc the circum-
stances making deep impression on his
mird. Mike Is q very ignorant darSey,
and related his dream early next morning,
describing the color Ut the assassin $
elothirs and all, before word was reached
here Of the murder.
Crops in this county are excellent
yealter sessoDable, ami corn promises an
abundant yield. Fruit is plentiful ant
farmers. as we'll as our citizens generally
ought TO be happy.
A. B. McCarty & Co. are running trlc
tiOn engine between this point and thei
factory at Barkyille, as q cheaper mode o
hsu.iTg their extract 10 the railroad thai
horSes. The route crosses Knobley noun
tam, vet the engine, without horses, drew
wagon lOSd of $500 pounds on its triA
trip. making excellent time, aud will likel
prove 5 success unless the public prohibi
Its running because OF the danger in fright
ei inE teams.
Ms. Fsgue's paper, the Mountain Echo
aftir the first CT October will be edited b
a Massachusetts, Republican, Rev. ]. Q
IkCnps Who has contracted for th
Cff.ce, but will n,t take charge until thel
ENTEl PR size lccsl agents wanted N tb
tom fer an article that is sure 10 SCI
Tive crSggists end srOcers preferred A,
s-tss Hanislen Food PreSeryaIive Co,
Ailby street, Boston.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-30
HEsoc ACT.


Hsw . YSaag nss ooeeee1s11e ~
isG ,tbs l1sss % siz Yese6 ha1eAh
RioHnora Va. jay D..iaass..ssss
Of one Of tbs most heroic desds - fse0A
has just reached this dty iroo Ise.o
River. iI Isss~sll @ so9ssy snis ass sss.s s...,s -
on oy ilsS indian kive!. % Tbs bost wa scs sas6
for its osrso and espsissd. neosiss - .
rood svlmmsr and hs swaA - the 6aek
With ihrss Of the girls boldisgte hla. = =
left four Others Gosndssing II tAs vabss.
bnt returned to thsm In tine 70 save IL.
from death. Although worn Sat viA ho.e
labor he mads . 6nal s6ort 70 seye -
teyenth gjrl, but be could bold ost =
longer, ana before he could Hpeeh hsesink.
lag form Nia Bsils Christisn ssok ~ n
lsst timA