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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-07-24
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Heart Pains.

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The Quarry Troubles.

JonEr, ILL.,, April 7.-rhe striking
quasrsmen have picketed ali the quarries
this morning, and refuse to allow the non
union men to work. The companies have
again telesraphed Governor oglesby, ask
Ing for. troops, but no response has been
received.
threatening. The strikers are surround
ing the works armed with pistols and
knives, and declare that work shall
not be resumed by the non-union
men. The Sheriff IS organizinga posse,
but the quarry owners have again
wired the Governor, declaring that he
Is inefficient and demanding troops. It Is
understood that the Adjutant General
will arrive here this afternoon. peaceable
citizens are taking steps toward confer:
ence Of employers and workmen for an
amicable adjustment Of the trouble.
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DEAD nEYoNp poupr.
The Position of the Ten Entombed Miner
NHtEff naau Grave

The Position OF the Ten Entombed Miners.
.tJi ADeep Grave.
SHENANDOAH, Pa, April 7.-Entrances
have been made in Raven Run colliery
through both slopes and east and west Of
the fall to the bottom shift Of the work
ings, and It has been determined thereby
that the ten men are imprisoned directly
under the mass Of rock that has fallen be.
tween the gangway and the surface, l,1oO
feet above. The workings arc in the
Buck Mountain seam, and extend
about 100 feet from the surface
on an angle Of about Is degrees. Perceil,
Herrity, Meryine, Smith, Kenny, Maurer
and Cavanaugh were in the fourth and
bottom lift securing q gang way and direct
ly under the fall. The other three. the
two Andersons, father and son, and Frank
Mclaughlin were in the second; lift, three
hundred feet above, and oil in the imme.
idiate line Of the fall. All men are dead
beyond question, and now only remains
the question OF how long 1t will be before
their bodies are recovered.
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HE KICKS.
The Rome Postmaster Comes Back Mt ths
Preaident.

Prsddent.
Syracuse, N. Y, April7.-The Standard
tomorrow viii publish letter addressed
by Postmaster Palmer, Of Rome, to
President Cleveland, In which Mr..
Palmer claims that his removal was
based on the report Of charges which
he never had an opportunity to deny;
that chance for defending himself had
been promised him, and that the Senate
having before it papers submitted to
the President did not conclude
that the interest OF good govern
ment or the gindication Of law
required removal. The letter thus con-
cludes: II would further respectfully re-
present that your Excellency having nom
mated to the Senate an appointee for Post
master in my place, and that appointment
not having been Withdrawn before the
adjournment Of the Senate, the APP
pointment Is now pending before the Sem
ate and is subject TO It's action, and while
30 pending no power rests with the Presi-
dent to suspend me, and ], therefore, re-
specify protest against the assumption Of
the same"
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THE pen that writes Of the broken prom
ises Of Gov. L. Willis Wilson is sdipped in
tears. tits no pleasure to bring to light
the bad faith Of the man who has been
chosen Chief Magistrate ot this State. But
public men ought to be known as they
are, not as they desire TO seem to be.
The 1SrELLlGEScEE has given to the
public the Stalnaker case, in which it was
shown couclusiyely that Gov. Wilson had
promised 10 Major staInaker the snug
Office Of Secretary of State; the Floyd
case, in which It was shown that Gov.
Wilson had offered and promised to give
tostate Senator Floyd the place Of State
Librarian; the Tippett case, in which the
same place had been promised to ttr.
Geo. N. Tippett, editor Of the Point
Pleasant Rtgiarr, for his son. To-day the
1SrEllGEScER gives the Crosier case, in
Which it is shown that the office Of secre:
tarY Of State was promised to Mr.. ]. II.
Crosier, Of Monroe county, at the same
time that it was promised to Randolph
stalnaker, Sr., and Henry ]. Walker. ~
The ISrELLI0EScRR heard Of the Crosier
eass some time ago, but was anwilling to
make It public until the facts could be
presented in the present authoritative
form. The presentation will bc found very
complete, as witness Governor Wilson's
letter 10 Mr.. Grosier corroborated by that
gentleman's testimony. The letter to tile
Secretary Of State is a charming produc-
ton, worthy to be embalmed in the clear,
bold type Of the ISrELLiGEScRR.
What is the matter with Governor rWil-
aa' Why does he do these things?
Hasn't he the courage to say no2 He
could not have hoped to avoid detection.
He might have been sure that kiG sin
would find him out It q modification
tONcord these things. It Is humiliating
t0State pride TO have FOR Governor . man
who lacks nice moral senss-who dis
tributes prOmises to pay like a reckless
speaathdft who has no thought Of paying,
What awretched way to begin q campaign
tSstAe United States senatel
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THE PATIENTS PULSE
rnnopp1Ne wIrn IA1gAT1ENcE.
General Gran. Wants 10 Let the Lie Blood
Ehb aud Meet Hts Comrades On the
Other shors-The Fad Near-The.
First Admonitioni Of Death. r

NEW York, April 7.-Doctos Barker,
Douglas, shrady and Sands were in con-
sultation about Gen. Grant this evening.
DR.. Barker later said the General was
considerably weaker, and that. hejtook
food under protest. He was liable at any
moment to have recurrence OF the hem
orrhage. Mrs. F. D, Grant. during
the afternoon sent . message to Mrs.
Potter Palmer, her sister, who Is in Geor-
gia, stating the General was much worse.
General Grants wife did not 60 with the
family to dine to-day. She had her meals
served in the library, where the family
watches and,waits throughout the day.
DR.. shrady arrived at General Grants
house at G:15p. N. He had with him
many instruments. U. s. Grant, son Of
0rville Grant, left the house at $3.50. He
said the rumor that the General, had been
delIrious during the afternoon was un-
true.
DR.. Newman, at the request OF General
Grant, was sent for aboute3 r.SM. DR..
Newman had spoken Of the friendly feel.
ing OF the people at large and the great
number OF friends the General had.
lie HAS FOR A,PAcT.
"And / have a great many on the other
side toe" said the General.
eyes, that is true, and they are waiting
for you; they are=waiting for you.1
"0l, yes; and l wish they would come"
replied General Grant. tg 'N5.
Dr.. Newman said that never In his life
did he see such an expression OF peaceful
satisfaction as that on the Generals face
as he uttered these words. ai n
At7o'clock DR.. Douglas said the end
was near. AT 9p.H. DR.. Shrady said
lie was prepared for all emergencies. iEx!
Commissioner oi the Internal Revenue
Green B. Raum and Senator Palmer, .of
Michigan, called this evening. Ex-senator
Chaffee and D. S. Grant, Jr., entered the
house about SP.M IN
New YoRE, April s, 1880 A. M.-Gen.
Grant is sleeping very quietly at this moSS
ment, having been restlesssince last bulletin
from an accumulation OF mucus in his
throat. His pulse is VI and improved in
volume. Respiration, II. He has taken
his nourishment regularly. -.
tSigned.) J.H Dor0LAs, NJ. D. lEli,
GEORGE F. SuRApY, MD
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AParnaeIsPolIy.

oHcISSArI, O., April7.-Newshas been
leeeiyed at GroenviIle, Ohio, Of the mur.
q aeF Of George Farnsworth, near Rossyille,
sSolVe Y miles north OF Greenyille, on Fri
uay OF Saturday last. Farnsworth had 70.
SSentIy S arrived from near Cincinnati, and
~ aa1 bought a farm for which he was Il
ssl aake Paymentycster1ay. Two strangers
W Seat With him when hS took possession
SSo.:s y, W. house Sunday evening. Fatns
NJ SES'.as body was found in q cistern with
Hs throat cut. Two bloody knives wert
Hgaaa IN deserted house. Farnswortt
~ gSsg near Cincinnati, and his family wa
lolow him in a few days
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Leon Hotel, at Tallahassee, Florida,
was burned yesterday. Loss, $50, 900.
Andrew Jackson Gross, Of Cloyerport,
KY, has been appointed U. $. Marshalfor
that State.
The indications are that Chicago has
elected o Republican Mayor BY asubstan-
tial majority.
Three hundred miners at and near Co.
shocton, Ohio, are out on strike sgainst
O ten percent reduction. ~
Howard Cooper, colored, the assaulter
Of Katie Gray, near Rpckiand, Nd, has
been arrested and Jailed,
It is understood that Mr.. Mclean, OF
Indiana, will be appointed First Deputy
Commissioner OF Pensions. II
John i. Sullivan did not keep his agree
ment with Paddy Ryan in New York TO
arrange for tight with Ryaa. B
X Heavy and destructive rains haye fallen
in the Mississippi Valley in the vicinity Qf
memphis, doing great damage to railroad
and other property.
tits reported in Paris that an armistice
has been sigped between France and
onihnt anu .aas tee " S's>.'
aa.e ton.latA sts44 : t4s41
M a. fatenolfs, tiepSn Ampassaaor .9 ss Y t'
Yamen has ratified the preliminaries Of
peace signed on the third, inst. q
There were forty nsy cases OF supposed
cholera Ct Jatiya, Spain, last week, and
twenty deaths. yesterday there were
thirty aeT cases and seven deaths.
Adispatch from Now Work, Stating that
General Grant was delirious, caused q
postponement Of the reception at the
Whita HOUSE, WaShiBgton, last evening.
during an election row Ia Chicago yes.
terday Mike M Donald, the gambler bosis,
BECAME embroiled withl a man named Rim!
tey, fRoeking him down and aiterward
nointing leVolEeer at him, The police
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RlEL,s MRneL4iol.
The Advance Bsgan-1ho Composition
the Rebel Government, 4.

Ehe ADVANCE beEhn-The Composition OF
the Rebel Government, ~.
WIsSEEEa, April F.=8eReFal Middle
ton began his advance from Fart GU
Appelle this morning. He has about $50
men. Batteries A and B, which left here
last night, reached gu AReelle as le
O'Clock.
Ricl's provisional government Is COM
posed as follows: Riel, Presideptt Alex.
ander Fisher, Lieutenant General; Gabriel
Umont, Qommander-in.C Chief Of The
Forces; Councillors, Jean Caron, Maxine
Lepine, Patrice lFleuri, Alexander FiEher
and another whesa name has not yet been
ascertalned. The rebels have torn up
several miles Of the Canadian Pacific
track between Medicine Hat and Calgary.
This will greatly delay the relief Of the
garrison and settlers at Prince Albert.
A courier who left Battleforl April |,
reached Swift Current Yesterday, AID re-
ports that Ehea 10 lett all the white peo:
pie We're stil safely secured from attack IN
the barracks, with ample provisions and
ammunition To last Inhl relief comes. The
lndians we've sill In sight ofthe town,
but no further disturbance was expected
from them. Some families who leit Bat.
tleford March 20 arrived safely at Swift
Current re esterday and are under the es.
coft q Judge Eolean. 9hey will proba.
big reach Winnepeg tonight. 4,
9rrAwA, April 1.-The Minister Of the
Interior has issued instructions 10 land
agents that a'! AonestsadeFs Nhe may
volunteer ior active service ip the.north-
west will be allowed the time % spent as a
residence upon their land; also that those
interested aFe requested 70 call at the
dominion Lapd Offices and enter their
names In order that their lands may be
protected. !,
The students Of the Manitoba peilsse,
WiaAsbee, decidep 10 foEm q company.
Captain SCOTT has telegtap phed The. govern.
ment from Ninnepeg, asking authority TO
organize ten companies instead of six, be-
cause he iscrowded with applications to
g. to tho 'front.' The matter e being ecu
sidefed. ,
Alex. Fisher, who ismentloned as Rielss
chief commissioner, Is not q British sub
ject but an American hali:hyesd. He
hrst came 10 Canada In 1879, and went
with Mr., Selwyn, the Dominion land sur
yeyor, on an expedition. He was after.
wards employed IS agulde 70 the mounted
pollee. 81
WiHx1nEa, April Views from Battle
ford by couriersis TO the effect thhktwo
hundred men and one hundred women
and children are in the barracks there.
They YeDroyisiona ficientto odast three
mpnths. gartofthe Indians tliere have let
for a Montani to induce tho American In
dians 70 Join them. The InHians are con-
grcgatlpg at Sounding Iake aud claim
they expect 800 American Indians to
Join them. The settlers In Alberta
territory lave formed an association and
telegraphed Sir John, Mel nanald demand
ing their claims, aud declare that they
will Join the half.breea rebellion unleeI
they are granted,
RACE & BAIRD, the unicyclists, at the
| Nhanline street rink auain this evening
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Machine Makers strike.

CncAoo, April7.-The entire force EN-
ployed at the Mccormick reaper factory,
Painters, Coneman, and other machines,
together with the laborers, 600 men in
all, held meeting at Blue Island avenue
and Oakley street this morning and agreed
TO strike work at once, The company's
manager, fearing resort to violence, tele-
iphoned to Hinman street station and sew
eral policemen hurried 70 the seeae, The
strikers themselpesare determined to pre-.
.serye order. -. =. -.
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pridgspert

Mr. Will Cooke is spending a few days
In the country.
Miss Laura Blond, Of Wheeling, d
visiting friends in town.
Mr.. John Rlaekshear, Of Warrington
w, Va., and Mr.. w. Hammond, OF New
Athens, Ohio, were in town yesterday.
The firm Of Bowie, & Deems Ia this lay
dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.. Deems
retiring: The business will be continued
by Mr.. Bowie
Mr.. Iahn Marsden, who works at tho
&eohnline coal mines, was severely IN.
ialed yesterday by a large piece OF slate
falling and crushing him to the ground.
Two ribs were bsoksn and his side severe.
ly bruised,
VI o. Deems has purchased the r. K.
McGenahey drug store, tiater F. M.
Kearnsl and will refit and restock II al
once, MIR. Deems Isl an experienced drug
glst, and Will no doubt make success 81
his new venture.
Col. Jake Kemple viii deliver his
humorous lecture entitled "Ell, and How
he Got There at the Mammoth rink Fri.
day night. This rink has lately been pur-
chased by the Heiniefn Bros, who viii
do oil in their power TO make the rink at.
tfaotive. a large crowd will doubtless be
present to hear the Colonel
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west virELnIan. ~ the capitaI.

Special DL,pasth 70 tat Iatelllgalee.
/, wAsHiso1os. April 7,-senator Camden
has gone to Old Point Comfort, to ojoin his
wife aud daughter. Senator Kenna went
home. They have both finished their
business in the Departments, and are glad
to get rest.
passed through on his way to Charleston.
State Senator woodward, Of Roane
county, who has been East on business,
stopped over yesterday on.his way home.
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A.1.nmn Thrauer,s Fals.

panhASn, oaEaeS, ApsilT.-The Ore
goniaN't Port Manson, Washington Terri.
tory, special says; Last night General
HOES, 4 we'll known lambernan, visited
tie cabin Of q Gillian named Petron, who
was living with an Indian woman. They
drank O great deal together and Hoeg OF
teTed q gross insult 70 the woman. She
seised o burning lamp and threw It at
Hoeg, The lamp huSst, the oll took fire
and Hoeg was burned TO death. Petron
and the woman were arrested and are nov
In jail,
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WHEELING must have natural gas. To
pet 1t The gas must be. piped here. A
company Of responsible men proposes to
do this. The city can afford to make a
very liberal grant for this purpose. II
cannot afford to be niggardly when its
vital interest SO plainly appears. Wheel
ing must compete with Pittsburgh, and tc
do this must have natural gas. The pres
ent proposition seems to be our opportu'
nilr. !.
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WAsHESoroS, April 1.-The following
telegram from Colon was received by Sec
fetary Whitney this morning: "Nothlns
Ssw Sw to report, only Panama Railroad
company at work getting road in order
u9yetnment troops anxious about theil
gslsoaess, " Railroad company and 6atens
Ie y lecdtng the troops and all arc in need
9trsss1aaxietyamongio foreigners at Panama,
(sigaed,l KANE, Commanding.
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nARRlos' DEArn coNFIi.atEp.
TAsIutslllgonce to bo Broken to III. Youth.
full Son Mt West Point

ful Son ut West Point.
WASHINGTON, ,April7,-senor DePeralta,
Minister to the United States from Costa
Rca, received adyicea to-day from Nicar.
aqua aud San Salvador confrmatory ol
previous reports Of the death OF President
Rarrios, Of Guatemala. He has iniorma,
ton also from private sources that q tele,
gram was received to-day by o gentleman
IN New York, who was q friend Of PFesj.
dent Bartios, informing him OF tho death
ol the latter, and requesting him to trans.
mt 1.-THE Information To BarE!os' son, who
sa cadet at West Point. This telegram
was sent tiOm Chanperieo, in Guatemala.
q town on the coast come distauce fran
The capital Of the State. Senior psPeralta
s also in receipt Of information that tho
Republic Of Honduras, which wascounted
IS aa ally Of the Guatemalan President
now lraterniGes with the allied Republics
otSaa Salvador, Nicaragua aud Costa Rica
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NATURAL GAS PIPES
10 BE LAID rHRoUeH THE CITY.
Tho west virginia Natural Gas Company
Meets and orraaizes in This oity-Tho
directors chosen-An Ordinance Giving
the Company the Right OF Way.

There was held in this city yesterday q
meeting Of stockholders in the Natural
Gas Company Of West Virginia, at which
the following gentlemen were present:
Mr.. ]. N.yance, Col. Thomas '0'Bien,
Hon. Al. Sweeney and Mr.. John g.
Holman, ST., of this city; Ntessrs. Peter
Grace and II. J.. yandergrift, Of James.
Pittsburgh, Vice President Of the Key
stone Bank, and president Of the COM
pany; Mr.. James Bishop representing
Joshua Rhodes, Esq, Of Pittsburgh, and
James J. Buchanan, Esq, representing
Capt. ]. j. Yandergrift, also Of Pittsburgh.
A board OF directors was elected at yester-
days meeting, the following named gem
tlemen being elected members: Messrs.
0'Brien, Sweeney, Hoffman,, Wander
gntt, Bachelor, Bishop and Buchanan.
The gentlemen who are in the company
are determined that the company. shall
not be one merely on paper; they mean
business and only ask for the proper en-
couragement from this city TO aid in
furnishing her manufacturing establish
nents with a cheap fuel that will enable
the owners to more successfully compete
with Pittsburgh's industries and those at
other points. The company had an ordin-
ance perpared granting it the right To
enter this city with It's lines, which was
introduced into the First Branch at its
meeting last night, read once and referred
to the Committee on ordinances for re.
port. A full synopsis Of the ordinance is
given below; It's provisions appear to be
very fair, much more so than those Of
any other natural gas ordinance ever pre-
sented to Council.
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His paaehts Aysnseg.

CINCINNATI, April 7.-This morning n
Eeapo,., KY, Mr.. Mcmillan boarded
street car in whtoh Alr. John L. Cumminsi
clerk IN the First Naiioaal Bank Of thia
city, alss o passenger, saying, " hRse yoH
now, p and aIsd three balls from revolver
into his chest, causing instant death.
Mcmillan Immediately gave hiEselfp g
the police. Il ~ 4
The story IS that hs killed Cammins b
revenge for the ruin Of his daughter. He
Is spoken ofas q peaeeable map And had
never spoken ot any trouble.
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If there had been no such thing as Civil
Service reform President Cleveland would
never have thought OF reappointing Post.
master Pearson, aud then the Mugwumr
debt would have gone "unhonored and
nnspnp" /" as it we're.
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rnr mugwumps say they did not ask
h, Postmaster Pearson's appointment as
arewsrl for political services. Oh, well,
have il your own way. Everybody is
pleased except a few bitter Bourbons.
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Al HINT oFDEATu.
Tho General has u Hemorthage In the Early
Morning Hours.

Tho q General has Hemor.hage In the Early
Morning Hours.
New YoRx, April 7.-About S:45 this
morning messenger boy dashed hurried
ly down the steps Of General Grants
Fhouse and rushed toward the telegraph
office on Madison avenue near Sixty.sixth
street. The lad held in his hand two
notes, one addressed TO DR.. II. B. Sands
and the other to Or. George +. shrady.
a few minutes after, anbther messenger
boy. rushed out OF the Grant residence,
bearing notes for Senator Chatiee, General
Batieaa and Rev. DIR. Newman. General
Badeau was the first to arrive, being driy-
en- rapidly in carriage 10 the door. He
Immediately rushed up the stairs, was ad.
mitted, and proceeded at once to General
Grants room. A horse at Q full gallop
dragged the coupe { DR.. Shfady up to the
door at 4:55 A. NJ. A few minutes later
DR.. Sands arrived, bearing case Of in
ssrumenss, although Il ai.erwasd was
learned that no surgical operation was
necessary. U. S. Grant, Jr., and Senator
Ghgaee reached the house about Ave min
ute past ilye, evidently in great perturba-
ton.
Ds. shrsay, IN response te'a question,
said that DR.. Douglas was quietly sitting
by General Grant when the latter sudden.
ly had a slight hetnosrhase from the
throat. DR.. Douglas took such measures
as were necessary and sent for Drs.
Sand aud sArady. General Grant said:
aosR DOCTOR EIppsu."
.There's no use sending for the other
,...a.s yan - ononah :, s 'F TT
uocsois. '. ~ ".e eAousu'
General Grant spat about TWO. ounces oi
blood and then wiped. the traces from his
face with his hand and 'appeared calm and
eolleated. r Senator Chadee len the house
at o:ls. He said; sHe had an inieotion
Of morphis at 9 AN. He,lost teasupiLll q
e1oSa sa.,ns swas .Soss ~ sS n,tsrains b,n,
boid bid the vessel 30 that no blood would
reach the doorn DR.. Shradyat o'clock
so;d that 5enerai Grant was, asleep. and
sSat @ na mas doing as we'll AS eouli Be ex.
peeted under the circpmstances. He also
stated that DR.. Donglas Wastaking d much
nesled rest. Tif{f 4
The hemorrhage In General Grants
tbroat th;s morn;,p was the accitient ihat
haS hssn ieared by those nearest 10 The
nstient a FSe ih.madiate result was ilot
sstranealation. as lad Been anticipated by
those in attendance, and by the Gensra,
wnnId be On tha ranaral condition & the
nat;ent ] eonld nat e. ioretold early in The
morning but AZ $50 4. NJ, tley9 yas nc
ns[,.cnt,bls a increase Of debiiity 81 Weak, Nh
ssas caused by loss Of blood. ! 6 Il
n e III Sonrse. possible that a crisis NAV
occ,,1 ~ se.day. bas tle probability oi such I
t"sn .r dnr;ng the daylifht Il scarcely enter.