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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-26
Sbi,oon.t ,in,,. tIn,,n

DErBoIT, Nov 2S.-Ths schooner owGs-
co, !is feared, las gone dawn on lake
Eric with 4 crew oi nine psisons. She
cleared Saturday last from Falfpoft, Ohio,
With % cargo oI VVO tons ol coal lot De-
LtoIh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-26

THANKSGIVING Day is passed, but the
unwilling turkey fingers in part to be
served cold, and sometime in the dim fu'
turo to be served up in carcass stew.
Tne man who has never filled himself
with the rare delight oIa CARCASS stew
hath no music In his soul.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-26
Can't Elect NilnvrClla,

RonA, Nov. 25.-The Regents in an in.
tervlew with Gadban Edendi, the Turkish
Envoy utated that II was impossible to
recommend tho sobrADjD 10 Olect the
Prince Of Mingrelia TO the vacant throne.
Tho cadets Of the military school have
been diaarmed by orders Of the CommAn.
dant. Tho motive ID Unknown.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-26

Yesterdays sermons in the Wheeling
pulpita took practical and popular turn.
The reports given this morning are we'll
worth reading. The closer the pulpit
gets to the people the more it gains in
p)Wer. ---
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-26
lronr l,er.oh. Ftnlen 10 Iioalh.

MANBAS, OAK, Now 2S.-TSo children
nAnud MsisAl we're iros,u to death yes.
terday, ten miles north Of h9rs, while
looking for los. stock and two brothers
named Sims wstO itohsn 10 death while
feLl Ening from work.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-26

WASHINGTON, d. O., Nov 2S.-PreOilspt
Cleveland spent the day very quietly at
the White House, entertaining no one.
Seyoral Of the cabinet otiicea entertained
q low personal friends, but there was no
formal dining. Rain, snow and Blush
chRraCleflEed the weather,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-26

DEMOCRATIC ofice-hOlders may make
political speeches il they praise the Presi-
dent. Republicans must practice the
golden virtue silencs,-G'orr Cleveland,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-26

NINE Jurors thought ex-AldermIu Nc
Qrsde an innocent man-At least they
said they did-nine little 1uiun boys
Every one OF them needs keeper,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-26

LONDON, Nov. 9j.-Nlr. Gladstone has
written q letter which he expresses the
hope that Lord Harrington and Mr..
Chamberlain, will abGte their opposition
@ sss "a 70 Sn oo.onslSts spSts GV wlb tbS IIbsY."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-26

NV VWI'0T 711V'T' WV ''VV Hs"V1NFVF
ToRoSro, 0Nr., Nov 26.-1n The trial Of
case Of Zebra MofCi against Rev. Father
Lynch, for seduction, to-day, the defend.
ant testified hB wB Rbloluteiy innocent Of
tho charge. The dsiendahps brother
Peter Lynch was called and was asked
whether h9 (ths witneas) was the guilty
party. The Judge insisted upon an All.
aver aud the witness llnAlly replied In the
Affirmative. The sister oi the plaintiff dis.
posed that she bad accidentally been an
Nys witness ol the proceeding involving
tho guilt oil tho defendant.
In tho now dresaeg The seams oi the
vAihta ara whAlahnhah
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-26
verdict for Colsrldgs.

LOSDOs, nov. 25.-A verdict has been
returned In favor Of L,rd ColerIge In the
bel suit brought SgAlnSt him BY his son.
n.law, Mr. Adams
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-26
lhaILIsE 10 ILttolL.

SOFIA, Nov 2b.--CGptain ,TepSvlschroiT,
Of the military school here has been atebt.
ed ior melting tile cadets TO revolt against
The Government,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-26

OS the vote for Congressman in Virginia
the Republican mUjority was 2O,s50, and
the President hadn't yet delivered his
Stone lecture, either.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-26
Nnw nAMrsn1RWs NNw SENATOR.
A Short Account of Ills Career ms soldier,
IIuaInCSs MINI md Statesman.

A short Account of Ills Career ms soldier,
IIuSInOSs NIan and Statesman.
CoSCoRp, Nov, 26.--Iix. Governor P. G.
Chs,sv wbn wsa to.dAy appoiuted tJnited
S"V','s' S w "bo a, ,.1s..s ~ i.Ia Iii,
STATES 'ena'oF 10 SuCoUVu tu' is'e Nup''u
Aabland In 1928, lie received an acad.
an,I, aJ',..,,.. ,rI hoio,a hA slta,nsd
V"''O eu"va"cU' "'" "...- Do's.S = :, '.'.A -
bis majority beCarn9 manager Vi ApAper
mill, in which business his tather was en-
gagged lie nS0 pSen ln''lns'e.y ~ aSSOO."sVu S y
WIN p"PVr ih""u'"'.u'' W., " 49, ''AN =
now a. the head ol the r Y. Hneney coE.
Poraion, OIL Manchester "n'Vu cOn1tOIS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-26

wit Not strike,

aRAtfON, ". VA Nov, 25,-A severe
snow storm prevailed hata this mornInE,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-26
Clre GtttsQigetrter,


ou, ClyIL SERVICE RSFoRN, how many
crimes are committed in thy namel
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-26

THESE little diplomatic raCketsin Mex
ico-are they too in the direct line Of Civil
Service retoEm2
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-10
OUR OPPORTUNITY.


In The orgoaiaa Of last Saturday ap.
peared clearly stated article Oh sas Q. p.
work at this city. As the article showed on
its face that the writer knew what hc was
talking about, even more than even local
newspapers, we give some Of his facts ard
figures
The Road will be hurried across the state
10 meet an Eastern road, OF which there Is
no doubt.
The $4,000 recently appropriated Will
add two feet to the depth OF tho water on
the bar ut the Bay, NO that the aca going
vessel of average tonnage can enter the Bay
and load.
The track was then laid about four miles,
and under the supervision Of Thos. Leroy
was being laid AZ the rate Of half a mile n
day. The track will thus reach the eastern
end Of the trcstle work leading % the bridge
about Thursday OF next week.
The bridge here Is being built under the
management Of +. +. Westsupcflntcndent
NJ. L. Peters general foreman, About
thirty men are at work building the eTibhlng
now half completed on the north pier and
about fourth completed ON the others. The
bridge will be $40 feet long g,ineluding 100
feet of four pile, ~ feet of six pile to the
north approach and Goo feet Of treatle 70 the
south approach. the bridge proper 20 be 900
feet long, sbo feet draw and 100 feet % each
end span. The bridge will be ready for
the rails probably by Oct. ls,hy which time
the construction train can bring down rock
across the completed trestle to I'LL the cribs
for the piers. The division OF the work Is
l.. 4 l.
cross sectioning the line TO the Santiam
River, about one mile above the mouth of
Thomas Greek. The Santiam bridge will
be. including 800 feet Of rlling, 1850 ieet
long.
l.. O. Eekleson with his camp Of engin.
GERS are at the Summit, and will locate the
road to about thlrty-lwo miles from Albany,
TO the point already located About fifty
rock hands under II. v. Gates arc also at
work In the mountains.
II Il proposed to build the road 10 the
Santiam this fall Ia order 10 obtain gravel
for hallasting purposes.
Mr., Blair who was here with Col. lIogg.and
who has assisted Ii building more roads than
any other maa In America, pronouncea the
pass selected rs one OF the most natural rail.
road passes he ever saw through such chain
OF mountains. The highest point il GOO feet
and no tunnels or extra heavy grading ii
required TO reach II. II has been shown
that this Is the onls practical pass Through
these mountains.
Mr.. Wallis Nash, Vice President Of the
Road, was In the city inr the purpose oi
making arrangements for the possession 81
seventy five acres Of land on which To build
machine shops. round houses, dcpos.ctc.. ii
which event they would be removed from
the BAY 10 this city, resulting directly and
Indirectly Of an increase ol population oI
1000. II isa movement Of great significance
10 our people.as the building Of these work,
means for Albany magnitude OF business
Interests that will center here and make II
one ot The greatest inland cities on the NORTH
Pacific Coast.
N0ss il oar effevfsnifr Let ~ ~ in ~
line 80 kssfv hegHH.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-10

They have come and are coming. The
counters and shelves of N. H. Allen * Co,
are grooming under the load Squeeze past
the stack Of boxes and take peep. Mr.. n.
IL. Allen believing In our future prosperity
has laid in a big stock Of general merchan-
disc for the fall and winter trade. Know
ing the wants Of the people Of Linn county
he has selected just what Is wanted. A
splendid stock Of cloaks Is an attraction.
All the novelties are represented, and Il Il
worth while to see what they are. In dress
goods Mr. Allen is right TO the front. Ills
line in this department is not surpassed In
the cosAnty. See his patterns. In staple
goods Of all kinds there Is we'll selected
stock In fancy goods his purchases have
been uncommonly well made and meet th'
tastes Of the market. In every line th'
stock Al this store will be found complete
The customer in going to store likes e
find a big variety to select from. This !
always the case at y. H. Allen < Cos
We are assured that bargains OF uncom
mon proportions are to be offered, and n
this has been the case in the past, we car
tell our readers Il will be so in the future
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-10

Following are the recorded sales made IN
this county this month, up to the time ol
going to press
Johnson White to Sarah White, so4
acres on Muddy Creek ...s..$ Goo
George w Young TO VIM L New.
housc,N w corner of lot I, block
4 in + addition to Albany go. goo
q w Vernon to David Archer, \
sec. IN tp. o s II I W,....... 100
Thos NIonteith 10 l. l. Mccartney.
M lots 7 and block so Albany zoo.
l. / Mccartney TO II + Merrill,
same as last ....... .,,......,, 500.
ID Il Monteith to II + Merrill, same
] w Osborne to ID bridges, ! 4 ioo
acres m ~. 10 \ RI W.. ago
A Ilackleman to w M Rutherford,
lot / block 80 lIackleman's sec
ond addition to Albany ........ soo,
las Dannals 10 w L Read, IS feet
front \ w corner Ferry and
Second SITS, Albany .........., ssoo.
Nellie O Maston to Mary A Davis,
two lots, n + corner Ferry and
Sixth Sta, Albany ,..........s 1900.
Elizabeth + Hale 20 Mrs NJ G Ross,
= interest IN two lots In Lebanon foS.
r c Hin and wife, ! Tate, I
Tate and Laura Tate TO K 5
Stahan, + sS of lot 7, block g,
Albany ......s...........,... i7oo,
Samuel Mealy To Johnson White,isS
acres In Up. ~ $ Il W...... 1900.
Alley Ray 10 VIM + Ray, SO acres
In Up II 5 II W.....,..... 10.
G w Klum to John Hon, 81 6o-Ioo
acres In tp. II, 5 RI Vice.. 3ta.
Horace Lane 70 VIM A Lane, $40
acres in tp. IS, r 3w......,. 04oo'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-10

The Oregon Pacific railroad has been sur
vsyed to cross the South santiam River
sixty rods north Of the mouth Of Crabtree
Greek. A line from that point directly to
Jordan pass would pass through ScIo. Ia
stead Of going to Scio though the survey
made takes the road two miles north Of il.
and, it is stated 70 as. through no more
pass4bls country. Scio people do not ap-
preciate tins. and are trying TO get the sur-
yey changed in tbs respect Il is to be
hoped they will succeed, as it would be OF
ralteriai advAntAse 70 that gro~ing city to
have the road pass through It. As the road
woulA oaly be goins in direct line, and we
ere assu-sl the bsss one, Il would seen as
il SONS indsssmens may broaghs for is T.
take this course.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-10
A Leg broken. .

Last Monday afternoon John Usher was
on the house of Mr. Ben Brenner, on Third
Street, preparing to paint the chimney red,
when in going al ound it, some of the brick
which he took hold Of with his hand gave
away, starting him towards the caves Of
the building Keeping erect he made a
jump as he went towards the ground in.
tending to strike in an upright position. On
striking the ground though he slipped,
falling on his right arm and face. One Of
the bones in his right leg was broken, the
cords in his right arm badly strained, and
his face bruised DIR Hill attended him
Coming at busy season Of the year the
accident was a most unfortunate one,
Johnny" has the sympathy Of all in hi,
misfortune.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-10

Last Monday night about ten o'clock a
fire was discovered at Corvallis between
Moore & Cases barhershop and chamness'
variety store, In the middle of long range
Of dry one story frame buildings. II spread
rapidly and was only extinguished after
four frames were entirely consumed and
five or six others were badly scorched or
slightly burned. Moore s. Cases barber
shop, chamness' variety store, Hanson's
tailor shop and an empty store room just
rented BY Kesee s. Mattoon for a cigar
store, were the places burned. Spencer
barber shop, AIbreeht's saloon and John
son & Burnctt's whist parlors were among
the places scorched. Nearly all the fnrni
ture was taken from the burning places, 50
that the loss from fire was principally the
buildings The Corvallis firemen arc re
ported as having done some hard work.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-10

Hank Vaughn had been shot and could not
recover after he had almost entirely recover.
cd This is.ons Of the beauties Of the ar
ran Rements.
Ayers Ague Care acts directly on the
liver and hillary spt,4rAtua. and dfives oit
the mAlarial poiy',i which induces liver com.
plants aud bilious disorders Warranted
TO cure. ~ money fefunded
The hop house II Waiter Young. seaf
habels Il reported rs haviGg been pnse..l.
together with about eighty shoasand potsi.sis
Of hops. Mr. Y0ung employed ChInamsn
and this il given as the reason Of tbs fire.
Some having besn dissatisfied ut this.
A new feature e. Crawf0rds art gallery Is
a revolving stereoscope, containing many
tinc views, including local scenes. among
others several residences In Albany. IL viii
pay 70 ell ~ tho 4 sllsry aad revoive it.
An old conip ,sig.r - the DEMJasAT. Mr.
Ted PArker. II U8satta, was n1itsd "a mar.
riage % Aav 2JA, 1886, to Miss Anra
Frederick. TIL ha3 gone out ii the printing
business, l,it ..ysrlbeeSs. ws wish him q
whoie Raliey y psosDegity - 4 married
man
Ssad Blrxiert u X s.nss n4u.4 all al.
dresser Of frisnd- d~sirYng inFOrnpstion az Ore.
g1n apd they wiii ss,,d tfsm copies 6f the
heH Eskdfe COneegJr Hilie1 80, satsas n eoIt1-
plsts description - ne .sHaty 80 each Issue
with either deslf4ll iafufmatto.. as weather,
niaFket report, ste
The DEMOCRAT ilAs never seen an of
spring of Mekmgl.t BraLsr's ODsca that
did not shaw ti.s sia~ pOints Tor futnre
spesd. Osu 1T tbs beat W have seen is the
i've months old n,are colt Il Mr w n Bar
rows. 10 the city FndAy. Il M, tbs make.
up for 2:2O gai. sometime.
The Travellers Life and Accident Insurance
Go. haYe just gotten ont soms fine phots.
graphs OF the principal Union Generals aud
sent4kem 70 their agents. Ciins, Montefth
4 TO, agents for this city, received q qnan
tity and distributed thsm among the nistn.
bsrs 81 The q. a. II. They are 4 nice thing
presented by reliable cOmpsny
We have rec lived the prospectus for the
new Corvallis paper, which IL t. be called
the Chronicle. II Il 70 be independent IN
politics. bat "Sili advocats the doctrines 81
isepublicaigm in their best and ruresf
sense Just what that means re do sst
know. The psp~r i boanI - be . Iis.ly
one. aud, We arr informed, il being general
y encouraged by Benton county people.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-10
rlre Matters,

AZ meeting Of Linn Engine Co. No. :,
held Monday evening the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year Z
DIR n Blackburn, President.
Nil Ellis, Recording Secretary.
NJ . Brink, Financial Secretary,
g q win, Treasurer,
] r Hail, Foreman.
NJ o Brink, First Assistant
w + GiIict, and Assistant
Monday evening Albany Engine Co. No
elected Jos, webbcr and r l. Doris dele
gates TO tho State Association OF Firemen
in session at Salem this week. tt Over
man and G Z Fish are delegates from the
Hook s. Ladder Co. and ID X y Blackburn
and NJ o Brink from Linn Engine Co. No
:.
Albany will no, be represented At all iH
the State tournament
As the races in the State tournament be
gin about as we 20 to press they Will not hs
reported until our next issue,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-10

Since our last lssie funds were raised In
this city for sending VIM. X. barnet, the
young man whom we mentioned last week
as having falling In fit on Firs, street, to
his mother In San Francisco. On hearing
Of this Garnet wrote the following IN very
neat hand, when Il was posted n the post.
Office
Honorable Claisess :
know Of your efforts in my behalf and
attempts 10 alleviate my awful misfortune,
and thank yon for the kindly interest you
have taken Ia me, a stranger. God will
not SEQ such kindness unremitted | am
now going 10 my dear home and friends
through your kindcss Good bye dear
friends and you viii hear from me soon
again from my dear home.
This young man Is certainly In a very
bad condition, mental an4 paysieaIly, and
needs good treatment.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-10
:. "A y.

Last Tuesday morning the name Of tho
firm of Peters & Stewart was changed 20
Sox & Stewart, Mr. Peters, who has been
connected with the business for about ten
years, successfully adding to IL interests,
retiring. Like the old one, the new firm il
a strong one. Mr. Sox, who has bscn 4 .its
successful In the same business In Seattle,
Is one Of the livcst, most reliable business
men in the northwest, and returns to Al.
bany with an increased experience IN field
full of competition. Both hqnorablc, en-
terprising men, the firm Sox & Stewart i
hound to reap a deserved, rich harvest, In
Linn county's increasing prosperity. Mr.
Peters, on account Of the poor health 81
Mrs, Peters, will for the present 60 te
Southern California. lie has been an earn
est promoter of every enterprise that tend
to the building up of Albany and deserves
success whatever he emharks In.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-10

Last Tuesday morning sometime after
midnight man entered the residence of
Judge r S Strahan, on Calipooia street, by
opening window,and, going to the Judges
room on the second floor, took possession
Of bis pants, which he carried to the hall
below, riied them of about SIS in money,
and left them or the floor, leaving the place
by the front door. Tracks in the wet grass
showed that 1t had been done since the dew
fell, probably towards morning. No clue
to the robber has been obtained 1t is GER
tain, though, that he is bad man, and all
bad men these lively railroad building days
should be watched
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-10

There Is 10 llc. "a an outgrowtl ot the re.
viyal Of business. a contest between Salem
and Albany for supremacy, Each aspIFea
10 be the central and leading town Of the
valley, and they start in the race on nearly
even terms. Salem has the State Capital
and Albany has the connection between
the Oregon x California and the Oregon
Pacific railroads. The general advantages,
4 there be any difference. are rather tic
more favorable 10 Albany. bat Salem J.
going about her own interests in a way
which Albany must wake zap 10 match.
The contest viii 10 good 10 both towns. and
no matter which gains the advantage In
the end, each Is certain Of a reward for iss
enterprises and of permanent osperity
and importance. Portland palssr.
Il viii he seen hg the above that the
word .'go" has been said IN che contest be.
tween Albany and Salem for the leadership
a. sown IN the valley. In population Al.
bany is two OF three thousand behind hand,
but Salem i handicapped b. having the
State Capital, andewe are bouud 10 paas h
This Is race track braggndoclo but Il sug,
gcsss that we mu.t take advantage Of every
opportunity II wc. would become = goot
sized inland city, fos instance like ST. Louis
Cincinnati or even cleayeland. Roehce
ter. Minneapolis OF Louiayille. A. iol
Salem We hope 70 sec Il grow also. Min
nrapolls aud st. Paul are ten miles apart
we thirty. Let's boom together. II Salcn
lags behind though there viii be no bar,
teeiing- on our part
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-10
Came from Coos County.

James and Johnny Hail and sister return
I'd last Friday from trip Of months
duration to Coos bay. Johnny rode his
bicycle from and to Roseburg- distance
Of about s. miles each way. II was the
first one ever in Coos county and attracted
great attention, people going several miles
10 view the wonderful critter. Some OF the
sporting men we're willing 10 bet il could
beat .'Clam Chowder7 or any of the famous
running horses Of the country, aud Johnny
got Z reputationfor being the best tricl;
rider in the Y. s. or Oregon.