The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-10-05
To Be Arrested.

10 hH ATFWStrus
SEATTLE, Sept. ss.-r;3o p: M.-This
city, or portion Of II, has been In a state
of suppressed excitement during the whole
OF this evening. 4 rumor came here that
John g. tIaines prominent attorney OF
this city, was 10 be arrested on a warrant
from New York. Assistant u. s. Attorney
Monday Marshal Hamilton and u. S. Com
missioner Emery held secret session OF
court at midnight,and Emery issued war.
rant of liainess arrest, on proof being pre-.
sented of an indictment found by tlie court
OF The northern district of New York charg.
Ing iiaines and three citizens Of Ogden.
seurg, \. y, With conspiracy for stealing
opium of Gardner fame from the custom
house At Ogdensburg. The warrant Is re.
turnable before Judge Allyn at Tacoma,
and Marshal Hamilton II now searching for
Iiaines.
This whole matter Is particularly unior-
tunate for Iiaines, who was recently chosen
Chairman of territorial republican central
committee. lie Is one of the most pronin-
=nt men In the territory, and Is son of
Eiihu llaines, noted Illinois politician.
Letter OF Acceptance.
NEw YoRE, Sept. 77.--Gen. Harrison
has sent cash contribution 10 the repub
lican national committee, II Is understood !,
$3.50. The check was sent made payable
TO the order Of Col. W. w. Dudley, and after
pa, sing through a New York city bank
has been presented for payment to Bate
man * Co, this city.
A Wheat Conner.
CHcAoo,Sept. a7.--The Daily News will
say Of the remarkable advance In Septem-
Der wheat to-day: at Is the outcome Of a
corner in that option by B. II. Hutchinson.
VINO has been buyi1g all the September
wheat offered lately. As only three days
remained for the shorts to settle their trad
es in, they went into the pit this morning
and began TO bid against each other, with
the result that the price mounted rapidly.
When 1t reached $T.2s Hutchinson sent
inc shorts word that he dad wheat to sell.
they Hooked to his Office, where he dispos.
cd OF gas ooo bushels at $I.75, in a very
short time. lie then, after telling those
OF ire shorts still wanting wheat that IL
would go to 30 within week, went away to
his club, leaving instructions with his brok.
ers TO sell shorts all the wheat they wanted
at 81. IS, or buy all they would sell at
SI.25, or buy all they would sell at Stat.
There is suspicion that Hutchinson also
has most of the December wheat. and in
consequence, that option went up to ST.
The price reached $I.3o for September
before sidewalk trading ceased, and one
deal is reported at at$I.3IA.
SYDNEY, N. S. w. Sept. as.-The race
for the sculling championship between
Peter Kemp ank Edward Hanlan was low.
ed on the Paramatta river to-day, and won
by Kemp. After half mile had been row
ed Kemp took the lead, which he maintain.
ed to the end, finishing eaisly ten lenphts
before Hanlan, In FL minutes and az
seconds.
The Wheat Boom.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2S.--The boom in wheat
continued this morning. September opened
at $I.2s, the closing price last night. and
remained so for time, everybody seeming
afraid to make move. Then II began to
go up,and at II o'clock was quoted at Sr.1s
and six minutes later touched SI.so. Octo
was quoted ooHc: November, ooNc; De.
cembes, ooMc: May, 81 oIB
The Question OF Adjournment.
WAsHsNGToN,Sept. a8.-There has been
no movement looking toward adjournment
since the proposition of Congressman
Oates of Alabama was so strenuously op-
posed at the democratic caucus held last
week. II is probable that both houses will
remain in session until about the 2sth Of
OctobeE and then takes a recess, by IN
animous vote e,untit November IT, Members
of the house are leaving town, and evident
ly expect that no more business will be
done at this session.
$50 cords of wood for sale at bargain.
Inquire of = II Roscoe.
Pitchers castoria-