The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-01
Want. Damages.

has broken Town physically,
Wants Damages.
IspErRNpEccE. Or, Oct. as--Wm Kays, |
who fell of high sidewalk In front Of the |
residence Of L c penlland on Main s.reellhese, |
has asked the city council 10 pay him $1,000 |
damages for broken shoulder blade.
An lroa Mine.
ELLEssnuRc, Oct. as.--A force Of miners |
wih 60 from ElensbuTgh tomorrow TO develop |
the red hinatiste iron mines. q few miles below
this city. Assays from Il prove II 10 be Of the |
finest quality and when combined with mag
ne,ic and other ores Of Iron Mountain and
Clealnm districts north Of EllensbuFgh will
make the best Of steel. Spectators are busily |
engaged In bounding and buying all the land
they can secure south ef EllcnsbuTgh. where
Il Is the intention TO erect rolling mills.
Feud
LoeIyiLLE, KY, Oct, 24.--A special this
morning gives correct s.atemen, Of the killed
aad wounded in the faeiicnal 6gh, near Harlan
court house yesterday. Two hours before
daylight the Law and order party, hitherto
styled "The Turner faction OF Harlan county,"
hity u.en in ali. armed with Winchester rifles
and revolveTs. under the le, dership Of County
Judge Lewis. left the court house and made an
assault upon the Howard forces. Ia camp At Z
NJ Howard's house, a mile from town. The
engagement, was short. sharp and terrific. but
not one Of the attacking party was hurt, One
Of Howard's side, Millard Dean was instantly
killed, and Sin Others were wounded.
win Fight With SON Gloves.
HELENA, Mont, Oct. z4.-I,is gives ou,
from official sources that as Henry Willard has
once more secured control Of IN. Northern
Paeihc he viii adopt much more aggressive
policy toward competing lines, especially the
new Manitoba Canadian Pacific combination.
II Is the intention Of the Northern Pacific 10
watch every moyr OF the Manitoba, and II |,
cuts into the Northern Pacific territory, 10 q.
ence take reialia.ory xteps. II Is said this will
be done to the extent Of paIalleling every mile
ofroad owned by the Manieoba.
4 Peculiar business.
HELENA, Mont, Oct. z4.-Speculaiing
With the dead has become professional husi-
ness In Helena, and public indignation has
been aroused, Investigation show that an
abominable traffic in dead bodies has been 20.
ing on 10 Helena for some time. and that the
corner has given the bodies under his charge
70 undertaken for burial, for financial con.
sideration.
Just lake California,
LONDON, Oct. A desperate a,temp, at
bank robbery was mate at Didsbnry, I.ancash.
ire to-day. An unknown man entered the
bank, drew a revolver and sho, Allen, the
manager. He then fired at the clerk, seized
ESQ and bolted across the country. A crowd
pursued him, AMI be was soon oyeftaken.
Finding escape shut Of. he shot and killed
himself. Aliens wound Is not necessarily
fatal.
Prosecuting Christians.
CoNsTAsrfSopLE, Oct. 74.-A stir in olIic.
ial circles has been caused by the discovery
that Russian officials have been gathering eyid
ence OF the persecution Of Christians In Armen
ia by the Turks. The sultan has given orders
looking TO the redress Of their grievances.
Moussa Bey,gcvernor Of Armenia, win be pun.
ished.
stimson Pardoned.
SEATTLE, Oct. 73,--LewB Stimson, ex mar.
shai Of Whateom, who was sentenced to the
Peniientiary for one year for manslaughter, in
killing Camille Lavalle, tramp, at whaicom.
was pardoded by the governor to day. Slim
son was on his way to Walla Walla in charge
Of an officer, and the pardon was delivered to
him here upon the arrival Ct the steamer Idaho
The ex-marshal Is well respected in whatcom
and much surprise was felt over his conviction.
Layale was one Of gang oftramps being es-
corted out OF town on morning on last Feb
ruary. He stepped into a saloon without per.
n and mlss sssafr1 1.. 4
no effects Of the blow until he got on board Of
the steamer Starr bound for Seattle, and then
he died, The marshal claimed always that he
was murdered by companions, and II is not i'm.
probable this is true. st mson formerly lived
in Oregon.
Geld Weather.
WINcHEsIER, Va, Oct. Alt has snow
ed most Of the day, with the thermometer near
the freezing point. Thirty six years ago to-
day SNOW fell to the depth Of fourteen inches,
breaking down trees and shrubbery. Dispatch.
es from Staunton and Harrisburg report that
the weather has heen extremely inclcinent all
day, alternately raining, haiiing and showing,
Destitutlon Prevailing.
ST. PAUL, Oct. zI.-Two thousand families,
or nearly 10000 people. living in the frost
belt Of North and South Dakota are on the
verge Of starvation and unless relief is afforded
them at once hundreds must die, Within the
past fortnight reports have reached the cham
ber Of commerce Of the destitution in Dakota
and a committee Of its must influential mem-
bers was appointed to consider the application
forrelief and make a personal examination Of
the districts where suffering was alleged to-
exist,
The committee reported to the Chamber to.
day in substance rs follows:
"We fad that the suffering and restitution
IN Ramsey and adjoining counties in South
Dakota is even great than has been reported.
There has been disposition on the part Of
the old residents Of these sections and the
newspapers published here to cover up the
facts, believing that fthe matter were eener-
ally understood in its true light 1t would adyer-
tise these section badly and would result in
keeping out immigration and capital. But
the destitution and suffering is so great and
extensive that the local authorities and relief
societies are unable 10 grant the assistance re-
quired,
An'Aliiance,
NRw YoRK, Oct. 24.-The World this
morning prints lengthy ory to the effect
that an alliance has been formed between the
Chicago 4 Northwestern and Union Pacific
railways The roads will henceiorth be in