The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-10-18

ship, and as the season closed to-day Brook
lyn wins the peunant. The club returned
home to-day. and was welcomed by an en-
thusiastic crowd.
Thrown Out.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 1.-THE Examsey's
Helena, Mont. spceialsays; In counting the
vote in Silver Bow county to-day the board Of
eanvassers threw Oa, precinct which gave
I74 democratic majority. by this action the
republicans secure the entire legislative dele.
cation in that county, numbering eleven men,
bers, giving them a majority on joint ballot In
the legislature, Returns on their face show
that The democrats would had i've majority on
joint ballot, with one member tie.
The grounds on which the precinct was re-
jecsed are that there were three instead OF ;hve
judges Of election; that the count was conduct.
cd by three judges in secret, the clerks being
excluded, and that the returns showed more
votes counted than polIed. Judge DE Wolfe
has been appealed TO BY the democrats for 81
writ Of mandamus 10 compel the board Of can
vasseFs TO eoun. in the rejected precinct.
0alesrs Elected,
ASTORIA. Or, Oct, I4.-The annual meet.
ing Of the Astoria & South Cost railway
directors was held at 6 ociock this evening,
The following officers were elected: William
Reid, president; DIR All Kinney, first vice
president; c II Page. second vice PRESIDENT;
w Case, treasurer.
As Was Expected.
NEW YORK, Oct. I4.-John l. Sullivan
has spent the $4,000 that he won in his 6ght
with Kilrain, and Is now dependent on his
friends for support.
Big Winnings.
NEw York, OF, I4.-It is estimated that
J b Haggin's turf winnings for the season viii
aggregate s7so,oo Hsggin has, with the
exceptions u Dwyer Bros. probably made more
money than ary man on the Eastern track.
His purses viii net over tizgooo, and his
winnings, backing has own horses cannot be
less than nm equal amount. This puts Hag-
gin IN the first rank among Pacific coast track.
men and thrown to the rear, Z J Baldwin,
United States Senator Hearst and Porter Ashe.
storms.
BosTox. Oct, I4.-Dispatches from Nam
tucket, Chatham and Vineyard Haven report
terrific storm raging. Considerable wreckage
has been pickedup of Nantucket. one body
has been washed ashore. In Boston haFbor
this afternoon the captain a-d Que sailor Of
ishing schooner were washed overheard and
drowned,
A Coast Storm.
SAN DIEGO, Oct, Is.--From 10 O'Clock
Saturday nigh, until yesterday morning 7iS
inches Of rain fell at Enciniias. completely in
undating the low lands, and doing consider
able damage TO roads and crops,
The storage reservoir Of Thomas Rattan, In
Cottonwood canyon, broke, and a huge body
OF water rushed down the valley, carrying |
everything beforeit, One bent Of the railroad
bridge was carried away and the hii badly
damaged.
A Dangerous Klemsn,.
CHICAGO, Oct. I3.--When the stars and
stripes were raised a, the socialistic mass meet.
ing here this afternoon, Il was greeted with |
Kisses. There were probably thousand men |
and women in the hall The banner was brought |
out by the janitor, who fastened II 80 that the |
folds Of the flag fell on the stage at the feet Of
those who were to be speakers, and as he did |
20 the Kissing increased in volume.
The red flag was then unfurled and fastened |
on the opposite side Of the platform. I'm
nediately the Kissing ceased and was succeed
cd by loud burst Of applause,
Seattle Happy.
SEATTLE, Wn., Oct. I3,-News that the
Northern Pacific railroad had removed the old
ireighr discrimination against Seattle by taking
,fthe cent arbitrary rate to and from Stuck
Junction, was not less gratifying than surpris-
ng to the people Of this city. In anticipation
g.. -. l
means the city had ceased ali agitation Of the
that formerly 80 vi,ally affected lis
interests, and submitted quietly to
he imposition Of additional rates until relief
'houid come.
Crossing Wires.
DENNER, Oct. I3.--The crossing Of two
wires in the telephone exchange this evening
tarted FIRE which destroyed ..the entire ex.
:hange, rendering some 1900 wires perfectly
Iseless. The loss cannot be estimated tonight,
The Tabor block, in which the exchange Is
ocated, is damaged $1,000; insured,
VIII BE Lots OF Sugar.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. I3.--The Eramfasy,sl
pecial from New York says that Claus Spreck-
ISIS big sugar refinery at Philadelphia Is about
;omplete and an idea Of its immensity may be
lad from the insurance on the building, eI,-
100000. tits the largest sugar refinery in
he world and its capacity Is 4, ,ooo, 900 pounds
" II 900 daily. Il is fitted up with over
wo hundred Westing house engines.
A Shooting Affair.
CHEHAIls, Wn,, Oct. I3.--At the house Of
man named Barnett, mile from olequa,
ast night. a dance was given and was attend
d by large number Of half breeds and Indians.
Many being drunk, general row occurred, in
yhich several men were hurt Ed Patterson,
on OF prominent white man living nea-, and
Robert Welch, son Of Northern Pacific en-
ineer, were present. They left about r2:3o
md were followed bv Henry Julius, who lover
COX them 100 yards from the house. An alter
alton occurred and Patterson shot Julius in
he left breast and abdomen. Julius will die.
PATTERSON went home, and has not been arrest
d, but viii be. He claims he fired in self.