The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-29
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DRAIN, Or. NOV. 2I.--rhs TUG Fearless. OF
Coos bay. Captain James iIilI commanding.
ran on TO North Spit. at the mouth Of the
Umpqus river Tuesday evening. and soon
went 10 pieces, not oneoG the crew OF the pas.
sengeEs escaping. The general impression Of
seafaring men IS that she had sprung a leak.
and that the captain was attempting 10 get in.
TO the river n order 10 save the lives of those
on board. and either miscaleuIalcd his position
OF was blown out Of his eonrHe by the heavy
wind prevailing al the time. The number lots
Is said 10 be from ten 10 fifteen souls,
GamhllHg Hsase. Closed.
SroKASK FAILS, Nov. st.--This evening
all gambling was stopped BY order Of The new
district attorney, Dntch lakes famous resort
was the first closed, there being fully too@
men In the place at the tine. No arrests were
made. the gamblers being simply ordered by
the sheriff to close.
Dom Pedro Wanted it.
LONDON. Nov. sI.-The story is current in
certain quarters that Dom Pedro, Of Brazil,
was himself the prime mover In his own de-
position. lie had endeayosed 10 resis, his
son In lawss active hostility TO the aati cieri-
cal party, and had other reasons 10 be dissal.
isiied with him. FuiheF more, Bis majesty
WAS by no means ignorant ofthe popular move
ment, lie felt that II he should outliye the
republican advance his daughter would be un.
able 10 cope with Il. mote particularly under
the pernicious guidance Of her husband.
After Speed.
| ST PAut,N Nov. zI,-Thc successful iuauguT
alton of,he Union paciac's new fast train has
MT, as Jet, had peresp,ible effect upsn the
/ Northern Pacific, and il Is a question whether
| IL viii, iof the present Al least The union
Pacific had train out Of Portland Sunday.
which made the run 10 Chicago ia precisely
three. The Northern Paeiie time Is four days,
| There "a no question about the latter being
8 BILE to make as fast, II not better time than
the Union Pacific. but il Is question whether
Il Is advisable 10 inaugurate such fast service
At this time Of the year.
Black VI whi,s.
SAN Francisco. Nov, sI.--Thc sporting
editor Of the Daily illustrated WeyM tonight
sent the following dispatch to John L Sullivan
Am authorized BY the San Jose Athletic As
ISOLATION 10 offer 81 s,ooo for finish fight with
Peter Jackson, Respond John L st first
refused 10 accept tic offer, bur later fecoEsid
cred his decision, and said he would fight Jack.
son in San Francisco for 81 900 purse.
Tanner Again.
WASHINGTON, Nov sI,-Ex-Commissio
ers Of Pensions Dudley and Tanner have FORM
ed copartneFship in the pension and claims
business. II Is stated General Alger inioru.-
ed Tanner that he would render whatever
financial aid he might require,
A Fatal Fire.
EUREKA, Cal. NOV. 2o.--A ire occurred in
a hotel in Arcasa, eight miles from here yestcr
day morning. George A knight. Of Nenstad.
ter Bros, San Francisco, and Tobias Bernhail
were burned to death. Two ladies and sew
eral men were more or less injured or burned
by leaping from tho hotel windows, The FIRE
originated in the hotel which was kept by Mrs
Waddle. Loss not less than s3o,oo Insur.
ance less than $1,000
DiphfherIa.
MooRHEAp, Mimi, Nov, so.--A violent
epidemic Of diphlheria israging in theEvillages
Of Middleton and Georgetown. Sixty five
cases are now reported and a number Of deaths
have resulted. Both towns are quaTantined.
Becoming Alarmed.
PARIS, Nov. zo.--A private telegram from
Lisbon states that there is great excitement
there over the brazilian revolution, There is
renewal OF the fears OF republican uprising.
The royal palace is guarded by troops for the
first time since the death Of the late king,
The Portuguese minister, however, declares
that the change in Brazil will have no serious
effect in Portugal. The republicans are few
and the soldierA loyal.
business Now.
OLYMPIE, Nov. ao.--The legislative muddIc
has been settled The governor has bc.n in
augurated, the senators have been elected and
the capital citv has resumed its wanted placid
ity. Here and there a few flags and streamers
OF ofbunting fntter dsmally in the moist Novem-
her air and arc but the remnants Of the gayety
attendant upon the setting Of the machinery
OF state government in motion.
The Nicaragua Canal.
CHICAGO, Nov. ao.--c Treat, a large
'tockholder in the Nicaragua Canal Company,
Who is now here says: al have just received
iews from Nicaragua. that the preparatory
work on the connl is being pushed as rapidly
ss is possible. The FIRST trouble with which
we met, is the difficulty in landing shigs al
Greytown. We are working vi ith every en-
ergy and are now building breakwatcr and
docks.
Stanley Approaching.
BERLIN, Nov. 2o.--The Reichs 1asGgey
publishes dispatch from Captain Wcissman.
dated October I3,saying that four OF staniey's
soldiers and one OF Emins men had arrived
there. They left Stanley at Ncukmuna, Aug
ust TO- Emin and Casaii had with Them 900
Soudanese soldiexs and a large number OF
people conveying great quantity Of ivory.
Stanley was bringing 24o Zanzibars and six
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