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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-07-19
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TEMPERANCE COLUMN.
Edited D, Albany W. CRU


At the regular meeting OF the Union on
Tuesday the financial report OF the 4th OF
iuly work was made. The gross receipts
we're $soi.os, expenses, SOFAS, leaving n
balance Of $a3s.so The ladies Of the I'm.
on are quite satisfied with the result, al
hough many of them were quite worn out
when the day was over. Notwithstanding
he great rush and immense numbers which
crowded the hall, all were well served,
special attention being given to the MILL.
Tia and iiremen. So far as knewn, the en-
provided for the guests gave
entire satisfaction.
The members of the w cru are es-
peeially grateful to the friends who assist.
cd them In the labor of the day. There
were quite number of ladies who are No,
members of the Unicn, who gave theiI
time and strength unsparlngly, and several
gen,lemen also rendered great service. Te
these, the ladies OF the Union return sin
cere thanks. Also TO the many who con.
tribu,ed so literally to the dinner. Also 4
the ladies and gentlemen who 40 kindl,
volunteered to gather up and take to thu
hall the many cooking utensils and othe
articles necessary for the days work. Al
these acts of kindness the Union will hoI,
In grateful remembrance.
The proceeds OF the dinner added 20 IN,
amount already In the treasury will enabi
the Union 10 make payment OF Sage OF
the hall.
Mrs, ]. ii. Townsend, the former rresl
dent Of the Union, was present at the meet
ing on Tuesday afternoon, She was ais,
with us on the 4,h. II seemed like oil
times to see her In our midst, with he
apron on, her sleeves pushed up, tea towe
In hand, makiig elatter among tn,
queensware. She gave an interesting &C
count OF the work Ia Portland and ot tn
Refuge Home, and urged that commit
tee be appointed to cooperate with tn
board In bringing to the Home such pc,
sons as can be induced to accept Its pre-
lection. We hope TO sec Mrs. Townsen
with uS frequently. The Albany w. {
T. U. will ever hold her In grateful r.
memberance, and extend TO her cords
welcome at all times.
Let the friends and workers IN the v
Z, r. L. and Sabbath schools, bear 4
mind the excursion to Corvallis on th
3oth, TO hear the eminent Sabbath schoe
worker. Wilber +. Crafts and his wlic II
will lecture In the evening on "Sabbat
I Observance" and both al them will tai
In the afternoon on Sabbath SchoS
work In general Mrs Crafts In celebra
cd as a chalk talker, and viii no dovi
present many practical poin,s for IN
( teachers In our several schools,
Conundrum.--Ii prohibition worked +,
admirably In Seattle for three weeks aft,
the Sre. alsoin Johnstown and other place
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-07-19

Conundrum.--If prohibition worked so
admirably In Seattle for three weeks after
the 6re. alsoin Johnstown and other places.
why win II not prove satisfactory " con-
tinued Echo answers, Why
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-07-19
WILL BROS,

Dealers in all thu Iats.stimprovei pi.uJs
Organs, Sowing Macninas, Guns Also
n full line ~ warranted Razors, Butcher
and rocket Knives. The best kind OF
sewing machine oil, needles and extras,
for all machines. All iega'sing neatly
Ri.d reasonably done.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-07-19

A 90 OR 50 ACRE3.-IU0 scrss of fine
Il farming fruit land. miles wsstof
Albany, for only SIS an Aers WI ! eel
50 acres II desired. Nicely l,sstst Cal
en- Cooper Turner on Corvallis roa
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-07-19

President Harison's example has given
great boom 10 the Sunday excursions.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-07-19
Notice for Publication,

United States Land ONCE, Oregon City, OR.
April 22nd, 1885,
Notice is hereby given that In compli.
snce with the provisions ofthe act OF Con.
gress OF Juno Ord. 1878 entitled San Act
for the sale Of timber lands in the states
Of California. Oregon, Nevada and wash
lngton Territory.u Leander Brown q
Stayton, county OF Mari q, State rie
goD, has tais day filed in this oti' CO his
sworn statement No. 668, for the purcheee
Of the N E n dissection No 8. Ia Town
ship No. 10 south, Range No. g A.st, and
viii offer proof ~ show thsE the land
sought Is more valuable fer irs timber or
stone than for agricultural purposes and
to establish his claim 10 said land before
the Hegister and Receiyer ofthis ONCE at
Oregon City, Oregon, on Friday. the I0th
day Of july s50i he names as wituessua
8. Shaw, 4. v.l1s and w, Hoey. All ~
Mil City. Marion county, and j.. b.
Brown, OF Albany, Linn county, ail Of
Oregon.
ANY and all persons cIalnipg adyerselv
the above described Iasids are rpnuerfad
to file dieir claims IN this once or or
before said 1gth day ofJniy, 1889.
W. T. RURrEY,
Rsgfsttr.
Children Cry for
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-07-19

When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for castoria,.
When she became Miss, she clung to castcria,
When she had Children. she gave them castorias
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-07-19
ST0CEMEN3AnD FARMERS
RH
G. A. SNOW q CO.,

hereby certify that DIR. /. N. WoodIe
has successfully operated on my ridgling
norse, ISAAC HAYS.
For further reference in regard to ridg-
ings inquire of VIM. Peterson, Dave Pe-
terson, Lebanon John Hardman, alfred
Wolverton. Albany; Sam Gaines, Scio:
VIM. Foster, Priuevillss practice veter-
mary medicine in Albany and country
surrounding. 0ffice and residence corner
3th and Washington Sts.
IN W00DLEyU
Veterinary Surgeon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-07-19
Another Johnstown yIood.

JoHssrows, N.Y., July Io.-The water
which came up over this village last night sub
sided this morning, Tut left scenes Of destnic.
sion IN every direction. The water rose fifteen
feet and oyerlowed everything. II has fallen
ten ieet. Ten people are missing and the bodies
OF ionr nave been recovered, all Johnstown
people. The missing people were among a
crowd oi from thirty TO fifty who stood on
stone bridge At Perry street watching the rising
water, regardless Of danger until the bridge
give away.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-07-19

T'HE CrrrAuH COMPANY, Y Murray Street, n J.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-07-19
saiilvan arrested.

NASHVILLE. Tenn., July Ii.-John l. Sulli-
van was arrested this morning q, the depo,
here. On Tequisition from the governor OF Mis-.
kissippi. lie was hsFtied to Jail. amidS, The
widest excitement, lie was afterwards dis
charged as the State had no jurisdiction In the
matter
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-07-19

NEw fosx,Ja I;.--Ihe RpGreSd CaFff!s
Of July ~ will Published table showing ,ha,
I4Io miles Of new main line track were built
in the iirss 4x mon,hs Of this year in the United
States, against 39soin the corresponding period
last year. II this ratio Is maintained through
oat the year, the total new mileage would be
about $500 miles.
The Southern states have built IS per cent.
Of the total new construction Of this year. and
the Southwestern states ~ per cent.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-07-19

Afeui INC conservatory OF music oil the Will
annette university.
SATURDAY.
Five cows in the pound, one OF them being
Ben Brcnner',
john Shea, of Sweet Home, aud Judge
Tandy. Of Harrisburg. are IN the clly.
Tbs grand recorder # rhe A o U w Of
Oregon viii get $500 yeSr hereafter.
Geo w Harris leaves on Manda, fss
Hsrpey Valley. by way ef the Barlow route
The testimony in the Workman divorce
case is beisg taken before Judge Powell.
Robert Archibald, of Whiteaker. in burn
ing tree also burned twenty acres of fine
wheat.
Reports from the Santiam miaes tell Of
lively work there among miners. aud some
startling results are anticipated.
There are ten banks in Spokane Falls,
with an aggregate capital Of Si4. 500, 900 and
$4,000. 600 in deposits. = Republican.
Gen Lish Applegate has moved on a
ranch in Josephine county. II is to be- hoped
the General will give up the public stump,
Tho Jacksonville Jail was burned yester-
day morning. Three prisoners, Henry Hooy-
er, + Warner and Ned Cook were sufFocated
and died before being taken out.
The L,lly Clay company gave display of
female running gear 10 our city last Friday
evening. Two squaws and about one hun
dred men were in ttendancs.--Register.
The Nebraska editors will be iS Oregon IN
flew days. 80 have not learned whether
they viii. be in Albany. Without coming
here their trip viii have been in vain.
The woman book agent, who recently
caused 90 much excitement among our hpsl-
less men while csnvassing the city. is herr
ain delivering her beck. She Is success
full agent.
TO Maxwell. Of Springfield. had one .
his ankles broken last Saturday A hay rake
running over his foot was the cause of the
accident The member was set hv Drs
Paine Mcdonald aud Hauis.- Eugens
Guard.
Thursday night, while riding on railroad
bicycle near Dundee, Elmer Swan and Peter
Boyd were thrown down an emhankment
eiphty-five feet. Both were fearfully bruised
and renamed pinioned under the bicycle m.
til the next morning. IL is thought they
will live.
Capt Stone has also been in Lane county
investigating our lumber interests, and we
are informed that he is seriously thinking of
establishing one of the three mills on either
the Siuslaw, Willamette or Mckenzie river.
Il would be great thing for our county to
have such mill Eugene Guard.
George O Min. the preacher actor, form
erly Of Chicago, is now playing profitable
Children Cry for
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-06
LYMAN EXPLAINS.
The Civil SmvlCs Commissioner EzplOdss the Wash
mgtOn Posts Silly Ohargss-Thers is.
Nothing in Them.

WASHINGTON, October Civil Service
Commi sioner Lyman was seen to-
day by representative of the Associated
Press, and was asked if he had anything 10
say concerning the publication in the
mornings Washington Post. he replied
that his preference was for a
thorough investigation by a cOmpe-
tent tribunal, rather than any explanation
or defense in the newspapers, and that he
sincerely hoped that such an investigation
would be had. In the meantime, howev-
er, and pending such an investigation, be
would say the statement that the set Of
papers given out by Mr.. Campbell were
current papers, given out in advance of an
examination is untrue. They were papers,
he osid, that had been previously used and
had become obsolete, such as the commits
sion now publishes to the world in Its an
nual reports.
Mr.. Lyman then explained that at his
request Commissioner Oberly had made
an investigation of the whole affair, and
recommended that Campbell should not be
removed but reprimsnded. The affair
happened over two years ago.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-06
GIANTS SCORE.
1 LAST AND DECISIVE VICTORY.
The League Pennant for SO Goes to New
York
AFTER A MEMORABLE CONTEST.
Muries Men Going Home in Grand Style
General Sports.

CLEVELAND, October 5.-This morning
the weather was threatening, and the man
at the Signal station predicted rain. The
clouds hung low all day and gave promise
of emptying their contents at any moment.
However, no rain fell, and at three o'clock
when the game was called by the umpire
three thousand spectators were present to
see the final struggle Ofthe season. Keefe
pitched for the Champions and was hit
hard, but none of the Clevelands were
lucky. The New York in field was like a
stone wall, and what appeared at first to be
base hit was easily gathered in and the
runner put out at first base. The Giants
did not make an error until the ninth in
ming, when Richardson muffed grounder
from Gilkes' bat, and that was the only
bad play they made during the game.
Both clubs did their best
The game was in doubt until the last
Clevelander was out, and Buck" Ewing
said that he was not sure of the pennant
until the contest was over. The score
board showed that Boston was losing at
Pittsburg, but that only made the Giants
play all the harder.
Score:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-06
AN INTERESTING POINT

Raised in Part One of the Circuit Court,
Yesterday.
Before Judge PAUL, in Part One, of the
Circuit Court, yesterday, arguments of
counsel were heard on a motion bringing
into question the legality of the assign
ment made by S. E. Boyd & Co. 10 ]. B.
Sommerville, about year ago. The plain
tiffs to the action are the Janesville Hay
Tool Company, the T. T. Haydock Car
risge Company, and Fish Bros. Wagon
Company, they being represented before
the Court by Col. Robert White and W. p.
Hubbard. A. j. Clarke, Esq, Judge
Jacob and Senator Sommerville, who is
also the assignee, appeared for the defense.
The claim made by the plaintiffs is that
in taking the acknowledgment to the deed
of assignment, Clerk Hook Of the County
Court, erred in performing the act outside
his Office, and that such acknowledgment
is, therefore, void. The de feuse resist this
claim, and showed, among other things,
that the taking of acknowledgements out
side the Office Of the County Clerk IF COM
mon in this State, particularly in Brooke
county, which was cited as an instancs.
The point raised is rather an interesting
one.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-06
HE WEPT.

How a Gallon OF Whisky Was Utterly
Wasted.
There was a sad sight presented to the
public gsze, at the corner OF Twelfth and
Market streets, about five o'clock yester-
day afternoon. A gentleman from the
rural districts was coming down Market
street, happy as a clam aud carrying a gal
Ion jug Of good old rye in his hands. As
he endesvOred to step from the crossing to
the sidewalk, he trippsd. His efforts TO
save the jug from falling would have eI-
cited envy in hlgh-up base ballist, bat
his frantic endeavOrs b avert the inevita-
bic were fruitless, and the jug struck the
pavement with 0 crash and was splintered
into fragments, while the extract of corn
ran down the sidewalk in a stream. The
lock of agony upon the face Of the unfor-
tunate as his stock OF elixir went 10 waste
was enough to excite pity in bronze
statue, and he had the sympathy of the
crowd In a moment. Alter brief but ex-
pressive glance at the crowd end then at
the ruin upon the sidewalk, the stranger
buried his chin under the lapel Of his coat
and softly strolled away.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-06
HOME IN TRIUMPH.

The Giants Celebrating Their Victory
over Boston.
CLEVELAND, o., October 5.-The New
York ball players we're in an exceedingly
happy frame of mind tonight, and corks
were drawn at the Holleuden Hotel in
great numbers. The pennant belongs to
them and persons residing along the Erie
railroad will all know it too before another
sunset, for the Gisnts started home at
midnight in a special car, on which was
banner bearing the words: The New
Yorks; Winners of the National League
Penusnt." The train bearing them will
draw up in New York City tomorrow
afternoon at about o'clock. Tonight
the champions rtcsived many kilograms
of congratulatiop. Oae came from the
Boston club, and Others from enthusiasts
in New York, Chicsgo and Pittsburg. A
number of actors were also heard from
The scene at the HOllepden tonight WAS
a very lively one, and every New Yorker
in town was exceedingly inflated In the
region Of the head.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-06
QUICK TINE,
Made by the FIRE Department at Last
Evenings Test.

The above is the exact official time Of
the test Of the fire department, made late
yesterday afternoon. Itshows great speed,
and is calculated to maintain the reputa-
ton of the department for 'getting there, F"
about as quick as any aggregation of fire.
men in the country.
1t was just twenty-five minutes Of six
o'clock when Chief Dunnipg waved one
hand to the official timer, Ex-Mayor
Jacob W. Grubb, while be pulled down
the lever of the box st the corner of
Twelfth and Market streets, with the
other. There was large crowd of inter
ested persons present, including among the
number the members Of the Council Com
mittee on Fire Department, and other
city officials, and as soon as the big bell
on the City Hall began to strike there was
a great craning of necks and a standing on
tip-toes to catch the first glimpse OF the
flying apparatus.
The sound of the first round" on the
Dell Uhu udIulJ ulcu undJ DoiuAo buC
Hope swung around the corner of Eleventh
street, and came down the smooth brick
pavement at break-neck speed. The reel
was greeted with a cheer as the horses
were pulled up at the crossing Of Twelfth
street, and then the crowd turned TO look
south, where they expected to see great
race between the Atlantic and Hook and
Ladder. The engine and reel turned into
Market street just about the time the big
truck came over the Greek bridge, and the
three pieces of apparatus made things
shake as the horses laid down to their
work. They came up Market street like
four-time winners, the Atlantic in front
and winning by twelve seconds.
Another race was looked for between the
VigiIant and the Island reel, but the lat
ter company had too far to come, both the
Vigilant engine and reel, and the Niagara
reel coming in ahead of the Seventh ward
reel. The Eighth ward reel made great
record, having a distance of twenty-five
squares to cover. Six minutes and aquar-
ter is good.
The conditions Of the test we're that not
a man in any of the houses was to touch a
strap until the alarm sounded, and this
WAS strictly lived up to, except at the
Hope. There they have bad horse to
hitch, and he was put in the shafts before
the alarm came iD, but the door was kept
closed, and the men did not move peg
until the last tap of the first round''
had sounded.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-06

BENwooD, W. Va, October 5, 1889.
70 N. Editor of0e RCg.ser:
SIR:-I notice in your paper Of the ID
an article in Beawcod Bits which ! would
IKE to reply to, and it i in regard to the
beat houses. Just below the bridge. The
item styles US as living in q miserable con
dition. 1t cleo says we are no good.
Now hope when the reporter sees
this article he will be man enough
10 explain his reason for talking
such manner. We are az de-
cent and respected az well as your humble
reporter. There is in all ten boat houses
below the bridge, and they are all mill
men except one. and he is q miner. They
all make their living honest and respecta'
BILE. ! think there has been an injustice
done us, and of course we cannot take IT
otherwise, for we are all civilized and
law-abidlng citizens of BenwOod, and pay
our taxes sll the same.
Signed. ISAAC n. SUTTON
r The item mentioned was written upon
Information of Banwood people, who have
been bothered by shiftless residents OF
boat houses, who make practice Of Il bat
/ ing from one point to another, and who
| have no visible means of support. No
reference whatever was inteded to respe-
ctable citizens of Benwood, who live in
boat houses. and it is to be regretted that
they should for an instant imagine any
thing Of the kind. -RBP0RTER.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-06
DISGRACED.
| SERYIAH MINISTER'S SHAME.
Recalled by His Removal From his
Position.
HIS WIFE IS MILAN'S MISTRESS.
Ocean Steamers Collide The Cars German
Visit-Gsneral Foreign News.

BELGRADE, Oct. 5.-M. Christie. the
Servian Minister at Berlin, has been placed
on the retired list. M. Christie was the
former private and confidential secretary
Of King Milan, and his loyal devotion
towards his sovereign took the form of per-
mittiug his beautiful Greek wife to live in
the most open and fagrant manner with
His Ssrvian Msjesty. So deeply was Milan
infatuated by the fascinating Levsntine
that he abandoned both his wife and his
throne for her sake. At the time of his
divorce from Queen Natalie the scandal
caused by the relations between the King
and Nine. Christicz, and above all by the
complacent attitude of The husband, be-
came so hagrant as to shock even the Ser
viaHs, who are n0tOTiously the most
immoral people in Europe. 1t WAS
therefore deemed advisable 10 find some
post abroad for the husband. He was
first of all gszetted as Minisister Plenipo-
Tertiary TO Rome, bat on King Humbsrt
becoming aware cf the facts of the case he
declined 10 receive him as envoy. M.
Christicz was thereupon created Pienipo-
tentisry to Berlin, where his reception
excited much astoniphment at the time.
He was, however, ostracizsd there both by
his colleagues and by society.
Nine. Artemisia Christicz. who is the
daughter OF the Sultan's millionaire srchi-
tect at Constantinople, ia now living with
the exKing Milan as his wife at Carls-
bad. During the three weeks which he
spent in Stamboul last spring be resided
almost the whole time at the house of
Nine. Ohristicz's father. By msDy it is
asserted that her influence over Milan il
due not SO much to her superb style Of
beauty as to hypnotiem.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-06
EDISON WINS.
70 Menlo Park Wizard Beats Westing-
house In His Suit.

PIrTsBURe, PA, October 5.-In the
United States Court, tC day, Justice Brad
ley, of the Supreme Court, handed down
an opinion dismissing the famous electric
light case OF Westinghouse against Edison.
The snit was brought two years ago by
the Westinghouse interests against the
McKeespOrt Tor Edison) Electric Light
Company to restrain the defendants from
using the fbTOus carbon or incandescent
conductor in the alright globe. The
point at issue was the form and substance
of the conductor. 1t was claimed by the
plaintiffs that they had been granted
patent on the fibrous carbon, while upon
the other hand the Edison interests claim
ed that they had filed an application for
patent month before the application of
the plaintiffs. The Court holds that the
claim to priority of invention in the
fbrous carbon filament is not valid, as
Edison had accomplished the result be-
fore Lawyer Mann.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-06
CHEAP PIG IRON.

Big Michigan Firm to Use Convict
Labor.
CHICAGO, OctobOr 5.-A Milwaukee dis
patch says: A number Of Milwaukee,
Cleveland and Marquette capitalists have
combined for the purpose of dividing iron
bessemer ores with the Schleismyer syndi-
cate and will erect large furnaces in Mar
ouette to reduce their own ores. 1t is
proposed to utilizs the labor of the con-
victs in the Marquette penitentiary. The
prison is located on the bay, and by using
the convicts in manufacture OF coke the
promoters OF the plan think they can pro-
duce pig iron as cheaply as it is produced
in Birmingham, Ala. The company has
an option on a number Of mines near Mega
dee and Ipsheming.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-06
NE REsOLUTION ADOPTED.
EASTERN BLOWERS.
Window Glass Men Effect Strike Settle

window Glass Men Effect Strike Settle
ment.
BALTIMORE, October 5.-The strike OF
the Eastern window glass blowers, which
began last June, affecting 5000 men in
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and
Maryland, was settled to- day in this city.
Delegates representing both sides met at
the office OF Baker Bros, and after a full in
tercbange of opinion, and agreement was
reached and a scale to continue for one
year was signed. The demand of the
blowers was for an increase of 10 per cent.
but compromise of 81 per cent. was agreed
upon, to 90 into effect Immediately.