The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-22

Heavy Storms.
BELLEFoSrg, Pa, Nov. Io.--Raln has fal.
len almost necessarily fos forty eight hours, and
reports from the surrounding county say tina.
the floods are as great rs those OF last Tune
Several railroad bridges have been washed
away.
The New State
OLYMPIA, Nov. iS.--Amid the laundering
OF the 5rassy throated cannon and in the pres
ence Of 1000 citizens. Elisha y Ferry to-day
took oath TO support the constitutions Of The
state and the United States. and became the
FIRST governor Of tie state Of Washington.
Justice John Hoyi. Of the supreme court,
administered the oath in the absence Of Chief
Justice Anders,
Governor Ferry Immediately entered upon
the performance Of his duties.
The iiepabiic OF iiraxil.
RIO JASEiRo. Nov. is.--The new govern
ment has announced ,ha, Il win firmly main
tain order. Il IS preparing circular to for.
eigu governments relative TO the overthrow Of
the empire, which will be telcgranhed 10 them
through the Brazilian representatives abroad.
The province Of BAHIA has signi6ed It's adher
enee 70 the republic. News from the other
provinces shows that they are also In S.yof Of
republican form Of goveInE ent.
Mrs Parncii Gets Help.
Ngw ioRg, Nov, IS,-since the story OF
Mrs Paraell's distress has been sent out money
has been pouring in upon her from Oh sides.
II looks now ss though she would not only be
secure from further want. hnt that the suIn AZ
the entire mortgage on the place would be
quickly raised. James Slevin, who acts as
oveFseer &C the place, said to-day that half a
her dealisulton had not been tod Referring
10 the statement that he should have been able
70 raise enough on The farm 10 keep house,
Slcvin said that the fact was that he had 10
sell all the tools 10 buy food and had ca. and
sold feed 10 pay for the winters fuel. Only
one s,ofrkeepsr in Bordentown, Sleygn aald.
would trust Mis- Pagnell tot cents worth Of
goods.
spokanes style.
SPOKANE FAILS. Nov. Is.---one Of the lar.
gest collections ever made IN church work in
the West was made in the Mclhodis, Episeo.
pal Tabsrasele in this city yesterday. Dsw
II 7 Adams, prominent minister and eduea-
tor from. Illinois. ss the close Of his sermon,
made powerful appeal for contributions 10
endow Spokane college, an educational ins.iiu.
ton now in successful operation. At the
morning service $4,000 was contributed by
members Of the congregation, and In the even.
Ing this sum was increased to s77,6so. Ten
thousand dollars had been previously conirs-
bu,ed by the Columbia riveF conference. The
endowment viii be increased 10 sIoo, 900 be-
fore the expiration fthis week. The college
already has two fine buildings and twenty Eve
acres Of ground in the heart Of the city.
To be Extended
BoisE Btry, Nov. IS,--P Shelby, general
traffic manager Of the Manitoba railway sys-
ten, Of Montana. Is IN the city perfccting his
TILE 10 valuable real estate in this country.
lie states that the Manitoba win be extended
across North idaho to Spokane Falls during
the coming year
Brazil Repnbiie.
LIaA, tvia Gaiyestonl, Nov. I7.--The lat
cat advieea from Rio Janeiro. dated November
I6,9:SS ? m are to the effect that the province
oi BAHIA Is OPPOSED 70 The revolution. Wis.
count Ouro Preto, ex minister Of the interior
and Se-hor Maleunck, banker, have been
arrested. The emperor is looked on with sus-
picion. The provisional government, has abol.
ished the monarchy. The revolutionary com.
mission addressed message to the emperor,
telling him TO leave the country in twenty
four hours, The emperor acknowledged this,
and leaves by the packet Alagoas, aeeompain.
cd by an ironclnd.
In MHddie.
OLYMPIA, Nov. 1.-THE return Of the
members Of the legislature has plunged the
question into worse muddle than |
ever. All sorts Of rumors are on the wing. |
Ln a lew words the situation Is as follows; |
Turner and Brents and their friends claim /
they have drowned Allen on the East Side. |
and the defeat OF Squire is claimed on the
West Side. On the other hand, the Allen |
and Squire men say they are as strong as ever
and declare that these stories are set afioat by |
The opposition 10 frighten their men. The |
Sprague and Thompson ndhcycnts say they are
gaining strength every day, bur the Squire /
ofces from which they would naturally draw |
vii not admit that they have lost; on The csn-
rary, they say they are gaining votes.
Even Newspaper Men,
NEW YORK, Nov. I7.--James Gordon Ben
aett has sold the building in which the Hard
: published, 10 John Petit OF this city, for l
$1,000 and other valuable considerations
Pitt says he was offered 81 ,ooo, 900 for the |
property twenty four hours after the pur-
chase
AIiye After All,
( SAN FRANCISCO, Nov r7.--It has come 10
light here that wealthy contractor has been
called back" to Iifc. Disappearing in 1886
from his home in thriving New England /
own, L M Andrews was supposed to have
been murdered few months later by party
of negroes in Florida. Convinced Of his
leath, his relatives put on mourning garb out |
of frcspect 10 his memorg, and eventually his |
vile, or supposed widow, collected $3oco from |
the Masonic lodge as insuranc on his life.
To Be abolished,
New YORK, Nov. II. According to "a spe-
cial cable from KeifF, the Russian government |
has determined 10 abolish banishrent to Si-
IBERIA as punishment 10 criminals
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