The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-08-23
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Refused to Adjourn.

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Refused 30 Adjourn.
SANfRAScisco, Aug i7.--Applieation was
made by Attorney Criltenden 10 the supreme
court TO adjourn to-day, as mark Of respect t.
the memory Of Judge Terry.
Chief Justice Beatty declined to entertain
the motion, In the following language, ailer re.
marking that he was sorry the motion had been
argcd
at Is very unfortunate affair. but the
court has fully considered the same. and deems
II the wisest mode of treating the subject 10
keep silence. The sudden death Of David $ |
Terry Is notorious, and Il Ia the decision of this
court that II take no further action IN the
natter"
Wheat Prospects
WASHINGTON, Aug. f6.--rhe reports re-
esived here this morning by the superintendent
Of agriculture show highly encouraging pros.
poets for American whca, this year. india |
will produce 8, goo, 900 tons OF wheat, which Is
$4,000, ooo bushels less than last year,t the crop
Of which latter year was 10000 less than
that Of the previous years. This gives India
little more than sufficient for her own eonsump.
tion, The crop Of Russia Is per cent short,
and Anstfo Hungary has a efon IS per cent
short Of last years crop. The United States
viii have 100. .ooo, 900 bushels for export.
A Tragedy.
SPOKANE FALLS, W T., Aug. i6.--A
terrible tragedy occurred to-day on Doakc's
ranch, near Palouse City. A ,hreshing was at
wotk, when George Humasou appeared, ARMED
with Winchester rifle. and, without warning,
shot his brother. killing him Instantly. lie fed.
and \ last accounts had not been captured.
He had threatened to kill his brother for Nian-
dering their aunt.
Sullivan Found Guilty.
PuRyis, Miss, August i6.--Thc jury at
p m returned a verdict finding Sullivan guilty
OF prize lighting. A motion in arrest Of judg.
ment Was made ana will be heard tomorrow.
New B& l. Association.
INDEPENDENCE. Or. Aug. ts.--Wedncs'
day building and loan association was organ.
ixed in this city with 10000 capital, or sooo
shares Of SIoo each. The ineorporaiots will
be II X Patterson, NJ Van puyn. ] l. Stuck.
ton w l. Dalton end Gibson.
Full Of Rurgiars.
SEATTlg. w T.. aug. IS.--sealie is over.
were committed last night. and loot pads held
up a citizen on Jackson street This afternoon
the police raidcd three gambling houses and
one Chinese lottery game, and the inmates
were fined.
| Tonight the police sailed a number Of
houses in whiteehapcl. and nine women we're
arrested and fined.
A Murderer Lynehsd.
RoslYS, w T., Aug. i4.-fred Trolman, a
saloonkeeper. las, nigh, shot and dangerously
wounded coal miner named Thomas +.
Thomas and this moIn,ng lynched by the
miners. Thomas owed IIotman small bill
Of %, which Tro,man asked him in an insult.
ing way to pay. Thomas answered by saying
he had no, the money now. bat would pay him
a. soon aS possible. Without further provo
cation Trolman drew n revolver and shot him.
the bullet striking one and half iaehrs above
the heart. Thomas was game. aud a6ef he
fell shot At Tro.man twice. but did not strike
him,
A salem Fire.
SALEM. Or, Aug. is.-A ire started TO.
night at $40 in Dr Shel,ons barn on Division
street. between Commercial and From. and wa
quickly communicated 10 two other barns
across the alley. Each contained hay and
grain. and being long distance from the TIRE
alarm the fire got good headway before the
fire companies arrived, The cause Of the fire
Is unknown. One of the stables contained twe
imported stations belonging toe NJ Beekwor,h
w1rh several thousand dollars, bus these were
saved.
A Forest Hirs.
HELENA. Aug. i4.-The praines few
miles TO the north and northeast Of Miles City
arc On FIRE. The area covers several thousand
acres. The bodies Of timber on the north and
ouih Of the town are separate from each 0sheI
bu, seem 10 have, caught fire simultaneously.
Lightning during the storm Of Sunday nigh. i
supposed to have started the fires. The dame1
approached near The ranSh Of George Rhode,
bni the occupants managed 10 ward them on.
!. Another Creamery coilspsing.
UsIoS, Or. Aug. r4.-The creamery a, l.
Grand is in trouble. and viii probably suspend
! The builders. Davis & Rankin, have eommen,
ced suit to soreelose the lien and recover the
: balance due for constructing the creamery
There arc thirty seven defendants.
Sensible Yakima.
NORTH YAKIMA, w T.. Aug. I4.-Th,
city council os Tuesday nigh, purchased I
Ciapp & Jones No steam engine for a new
fire department, also jooo feet Of No hose
and authorized the city marshal TO receive bidi
for the construction Of five large eisierns, TO b,
located centrally in the business portion o! th,
city. each with a capacity Of 2S,ooo gallons.
a stabblng Case
SALKM, Aug. I4.--T his morning a W Mir,
Gu, and stabbed with pocket knife youn,
man named Matthews, FIVE miles south u ih,
city. Matthews and younger brother beeam,
involved in a quarrel with Mize, and hgh
ensued, Matthews knocked him down ans
was choking him, lie cried enough, and wal
released, when he drew pocket knife ant
slashed away. The wounds are not serious
Mize has been prominent shool teacher 70
some years. No arrest has yet heen made,
No Wonder.
SEATTLE, Aug. f4.-Kan JeIner, turner
aged IS, recently from California, committed
suicide this afternoon in lodging house b,
takisg poison. For some time he had beer
drinking fifty TO a hundred glasses Of whsk,
daily, and was on the verge Of delerium tire.
mems.
Two Horses Burned.
i JACKSONVILLE, Or, Aug. I4.--About
O'Clock this morning the stable belonging I,
Mrs George Justice was discovered 10 be OF
fire. The fire increased so rapidly that Il wa,
impossible 10 get out two valuable horses be
longing 10 Ganville Seares.