The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-06-14
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Sullivan Arrested.

CHICAGO, June II.-Immediaiely ailer the
eoroner's jury had reported. it was decided to
arrest Alexander Sullivan, and officers we're
sent 10 his residence.
Mr.. Sullvan's arrest was effected without
the slightest trouble. Before the verlict was
r. .sed TO the public, Coroner Hertz emerged
! aomcnt from the room in which the jury
W. session. He beckoned 10 an officer, and
hanie,i him 4 mitlimus. The officer with a
comTade hurricdly left the hall and jumped in.
to a carriage and drove straight to the residence
Of Mr.. Sullivan on Oak street, where they ar.
rested him
Good for Ashland.
ASHLAND, Or, June II.--Ashland voted
almost unanimously to day to bond the city for
$4,000 for water works. The vote was z4S
for bonding TO IS against. a stream Of the
purest water in Oregon flows directly through
the town, from snow butte ten miles distant
and the water will be pipcd from point above
and supplied TO the whole city. There is abun-
dance Of water, and there will he less used
through the pipe system than is washed by the
open bitches now furnishing the supply. The
city viii own and control the wafer works, and
will have a supply ofPure water second to none
in America.
Markets.
NEW YORK, June Io,-Wheat dealers here
are watching the California, Oregon and Wash
ington crop with great deal of interest. To.
gether they are expected to toproduce 75 ,coo, 900
bushels. Washington alone is estimated at
almost I6, ,ooo, 900.
A leading dealer in dried fruits says that the
demand for Pacific coast prunes is greater than
ever before Dealers must have good stock,
though much inferior stock is placed aud Is in.
juring the trade. Tne East will take up all
the prunes the coast can supply, at good figures
but producers must be more careful in goods
that are boxed for this market.
Another Big II x.
PIEKRE, Dak,, June Io.-Engineers start
Il day to survey road through ia the Pacific
coast. Il viii be called the Midland & Pacific,
Pierre viii be the Eastern terminus. 1t is
believed TO be backed by the Illinois Central.
Snow In Wyoming.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., June 1870 much rain
has fallen in the past few days along the line ol
the Union Pacific and Ico miles north that the
rack is soft in many places, and all trains are
somewhat delayed. Saturday and Sunday
there was fleet and heavy snow three inches
deep here, and foot at Sherman, thirty miles
wesf, and fifteen inches at Carbon and Rawlins
the center Of the territory. The Western Union
wires are still down, There have been biz.
yards in the foothills, and consideral le loss
OF sheep. Otherwise the storm is highly bens-
fetal.
Dragged TO Death
ELLENsBuRG, w T., June Io.--ThursdaJ
two ladies-Misses Yocum and Dayis-left
ElIensburgh, horseback, TO visit friends in the
Big Bend, seventy miles distant. Both were
expert riders, and had reached a point foIl
miles from the station. when The saddle turned
on the horse ridden by Miss Yocum, and hei
foot caught Ethe stirrup. The horse ran
dragging the young lady three miles, tearing
and mangliog The body almost beyong r-cogni
tion.
At Seattle.
SEATTLE, June 9.--Everybody will be pui
to work in the morning, clearing up the burnl
district, and those who arc idle and will no.
work will be required to leave the city. Thef,
viii be no free lunch for the buns after TO NOR
row.
The clerks ofSeattle, which formed one in
considerable part Of the population, are in de
spair Many Of them lost all they had but the