The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-04-12
trELE(3RAPHIC NEWS
IL indians Wrecked.

VICTORIA, April s.--r. Argyle, keeper Of
{ Race Rocks lighthouse, who arrived In the n
" to-day. reports that the Indians are search. a
Z along the coast iot the bodies Of q crew lost
last Mondays gale. The lost Indians mum. i,
ering thirteen. leii Port Angeles In small
.hooner on a sealing cruise. The vessel was .
st In the straits, with all hands. The name
! The vessel isnot known. She was owned
Indians.
WASHINGTON, April s.--it Is now stated
sat the Oregon delegation have not been able
, unite on The names 10 ill four Of the prsn.
ipal federal Offices In that state. The same
iouhls exists IN Oregon as In all Of the states.
here are more candidates Cor Office than there
re Offices 10 i'll. The four offices In Oregon,
or which the delegation have not thusfa been
BILE TO agree upon the candidates are collector
1 customs at the port Of Portland, collector Of
usioms at the port Of Astoria, postmaster at
'orlland and United Staes district attorney
or Oregon.
Rather Unjust.
irnAcA, N Y, April SAT the annual ex.
in chemistry at Cornell h Il said
Ina, out Of class Of ago the "hus,sd" and
conditioned" are sixty five. Professor New |
berry intimated TO one Of the giyls that her low
mark was the natural consequence .'of her In.
fcriority Of sex, and that the feminine mind was
not capable OF grasplng the truths u chemistry.
Fatal Kun Away.
INDEPENDENCE, Or, Ap-il s.--Ms. ] W.
Masterson, highly esteemed resident Of this
county, met with fatal accident at her home
near Monmouth, two and half miles west Of
this city, at O'Clock last evening. She was
returning in horse buggy from visit 10
oneofher neighbors, when The animal she was
driving became frightened and ran away. Ailer
running short distance the buggy was over
turned y running against tree. Mrs. Mas.
teFson fell on her head and shoulders, render.
ing her unconscious. She fingered Eve hours,
and expired about 10 pm without recaining
consciousness. Her death has east gloom
ever the entire community.
Attempts at Suicide.
SPOKANE FALLS. w. T., April s.--James
Gilmore. a blacksmith. attempted suicide 10
night at the Canadian hotel, by taking NOR.
phine. lie leit note ON the table addressed
10 his room mate. John Solander. containing
the words. Good bye. John.a As soon as he
was discovered. physicians were summoned
and antido,es administered. lie may recover.
lie has a wife and threeehildren at Ruby City
and domestic difficulties are said 10 have been
the cause.
Rhede Island Eieetlon.
PROVIDENCE, April The complete vote
Of the state for governor :gises Ladd I6.osa.
Davis sI,Sso. Richardson 1871. chass SASS.
Davis lacks y4S ofeleeiion, but has plurality
Of 43oS. For attorney general. Slocnn has 4
majority ef 77o6.
by completed returns the senate stands; Re-
pahlicans ~, democrats 81. with 4 TO be elect.
cd. The house standai Republican a5, dem.
oerats 81. with ~ 10 be elected.
A Train Collision.
TRucKEK, Cal. April 4.--Fneghi trains
No. 9 and to eollided At i.swton's switch, be.
tween Reno and Tnickee, this Afternoon.
Fireman siiesdat and brakeman Harry wilsoH
were killed. and Brakeman lisac Cross and
/ Engineer Thatcher injured. Physicians have
gone from Reno on spscial train TO the scsn'
OF the aeeiden,
stole a Saw MN
/ DgrouR, Mich, April y.-Moiles BROS.
lambeimen. owe Lard & Hornsiein Of Buffalo
$4,000 which will soon fall due. No, beinl
prepared to meet Il. they secretly collected
large gang Of men. and are loadtng the mill aus
machinery on achoomers, preparatory 10 taking
the stuff 10 Spanish riYef, Canada, where
size Tor It's erection has been secured. +
prevent interference BY the telegraph wire
have been cut.
The Dakota Fires.
MITCHELL, OAK, April 4.--Nobody but
man who has stood before prairie Ere an
tried to stay Is awful rush and roar when
was famed by fresh wind can appreciate iss al
most irresistible force. The fires that hav'
brought 80 much loss aud suffering TO South
eastern Dakota In the last few days wet
practically irresistible. The flames In som
instances leaped 100 feet of plowed ground an
rushes away again on their career 81 de1,ruc
ton. al ordinary precautions we're IN vain.
The Right Direction.
oLYMrtA. W.T.. .Aprilg THE meteor whiel
was seen from various points on las, sunda
evening Is described by a resident Of Yelm a
having fallen in the Dcschutes river, about
mile from his residence. lie Il now searchin
for Il. with every hope ofsaccess. lie deseib
ex the sound Of It's fall as being equal TO that o
discharge from several batteries,
Sew Postmaster.
I wASHiSeToS. April J.-John Polly ha
been appointed postmaster at kellogg, shos
hone county, !. r.. in place Of Mrs. II
welch, who has resigned.
Rufus Robertson has been appointed POS,
master At Lorraine. Lane county, Or, in plae
Of William y Crow, resigned.
Doesn't Like II.
TACOMA, April 5.-The chamber Of CON
merec las, decided to petition the Northerl
Pacific railroad Tor better train service in an
on, Of Tacoma, and 10 have Tacoma made III
terminus Of the road IN reality. The chamhe
wants the trains between here and ST. pay
made continuous ones, without the change no'
made At Pasco, and 10 have trains made u
and started from here instead Of ~ Portland,
!, Didn't Do II.
SALEM, April 3.-The examination Of d
+ Moser. ex postmaster at Siiverton, on
charge OF opening letter, took place this ate
noon before ] J Walton, United States con
missioner, and resulted in the discharge OF II
accused, there being no testimony 70 hold hin
4 Big Opium scizare.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 2.--The custo
house officers THIS morning seized azz4 fve-,a
boxes Of opium, valued at SIS. sos. which Ia
been smugled. The drug was found concieais
under a pile Of fat in the soap nd candle fac.ol
conducted by Richard Ablp In South San Fra
y cisco. Ahlp and II Gaehdez, saloon keep
: at the mail dock. were arrested and held I
Judge Sawyer in $1,000 bonds II Is thougl
that the opium was lowered from the Chi,
steamer into The water ana taken TO the cand
b factory. Other arrests are expected to foIlos
King Of iioiiaad.
TIE HAGUE, April 2---In parliament to-sls
4 he prime minister read the report Of the cou
physicians on the condition oi the king, whie
y stated that his rajes,y was suffering fro
chronic diabetes and nephriiis, and was N
able TO fulfill the duties Of sovereign. I'll
prime minister, after reading the report, Al
nounced that the council Of state, In view
the kings condition, asked parliament 10 assel
to the establishment Of a regency. The d
cision on the subject win be given tomorrow.
Too Small