The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-09-06

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LONDON, Aug. 3o,--A dispatch to the
Standard from Shanghai saysi rckin adsicss
say that number Of high Chinese officials
have pelitoned Prince Chun TO have all Amefi. /
cans employed IN China expelled from the
empire. II Is reported that Prince Chun con.
sents,
Tho q A Il Closes.
MiIwAuKng, Aug. 3o,--The closing session
Of the national encampinent was held to-day.
There was long discussion over resolution |
favoring the allowance Of a pension ofSia per
month 10 all soldiers who prefer TO live al home
and will relinquish the right to national military
asylams; II was laid on the table.
A Paid Department.
SEATTLE, w r., Aug. 3o,--'rhe city eoun.
Gil decided tonight to establish paid Grede
partment Of nineteen men, al an annual cost
Of $4,000, This Is exclusive OF the iire.boat,
which viii be as large and we'll equipped US
that OF Boston.
An Immense Storm,
LONDON, Aug. 3o.--Adyices from foko.
hama state that disastrous storms have recent.
ly occurred in walayama. Ten thousand per.
s.ns perishcd in the floods following the storms
| and 40, 600 were rendered homeless. The loss
OF property Is enormous,
Ar II sold.
Ngw York, Aag, 3o,--At noon to day the
franchises, tracks, etc, Of the broadway Sur
face Railroad were sold a, auction 10 the real
estate exchange for $4,000. Colonel Lamont
who was President Cleyelands private Seere
tary. was the purchaser. No other oIer was
made.
Treat TrIai BeSinIng.s
CHICAGO, Aug. 5o,-At the opening oflhe
criminal court this morning the states attorney
announced his readiness To proceed at one
with the Cronin murder trial, A special venife
was issued lot tiny Jurors retunable at o'clock
10 which time the court adjourned.
APM Dead.
! SALgA, Aug, 3o.-poslnaster K ii Dear
born died this afternoon at O'Clock, Mr.
Dearborn was mnst highly respected citizen,
beloved by all his neighbon. lie was pro
nou~ced democrat, but republican are among
the sineefest moIinee. He was born at Madi-
son, Ind, in IS5si crossed the isthmus and
came to Oregon IN 1858; settled at Ro.ebuTg,
where he married iielsn a Flint in 1859. lie
was the i'rst clerk OF Douglas county. lie
came 20 Salem IN 1904. and has been IN the
mercantile business ever ainee. lie MAS ap.
| pointed postmaster last February, and had he
lived woali have held through the term withou,
protest. lie leaves a wife and live children.
Hun Over
SEATTLE, Aug. s9.--willism Liewellyn. an
engine wiper. aged IS years, vas run over by
Puget Sound shore railroad train las, Eight
Ills injuries neeessitated the amputation o
both legs. and his recovery is doubtful.
a STAGE Robbery.
RENO. New, Aug. s9.--The stage from Bid
well, which auiyed here last night. was s,oppet
by highwayman. and Wells, Fargo & CO..
r treasure box was ssalen. The robber escapes
4 with his booty. he amour, obtained Is no
! known.
4 ohio Convention
DAYTON, o., Aug. ss-The democratic
!. |. state convention met in the rink this morning
> The mention Of the name Of Grover clevelan,
Q as the noblesi and creates, living democrats
II called ioEth long continued applause.
!, Nomina ions for governor were next in ofte
= and on the second ballo, lion James Campbell
+ Of Butler eouniy. was nominated.
q Inc Ptauutm tcad and adopted begins =
y follows;
n "Firs,-rhe democracy Of Ohio. in conven
4 ton assembled. approve the declaration &
Il principles made by the national democracy Il
I. 81 L"uis IN 1883. and especially that part Of
e demanding reduction Of tariff iaxek. "
e viii continue the battle for tariff reform unit
d the cause Of the people is triumphant.
''Second-we regard trusts, IN whaIeye
from organized, as the legitimate result Of ou
= present tariff system, and we demand the re
peal Of all tariff taxes that enable them 10 ez;o.
from The people exorbilan prices fof the pro
ducts they control"
!. ABig strike.
4 LONDON, Aug. 7S.--At meeting Of th
y striking doekmen this morning. Burns. III
= leader OF the strikers, said that he bad hear
q that 1000 Belgians would be imported uni.
! the strike Is ended. He Mt once telcgfaphe
Il the Belgian WofkingmenA Union aud blocke
- that move Of The employers,
4 The strikers number 90, 600, The ieadei
n express a determination 10 press their claim,
Il and march through the streets until the q,
d mands Of the dockmen arc granted.
a More Captures.
o. SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 7s.--A ieiterwas re
Y ceived from the United States steamer Riehar
\ Rush by ,he steamer 81, Paul. which arrive
II he from ounalaska las, night. stating that o
ID AuguH 6. the Rub captured the British sea
70 Ing schooner, Lily, Of Vancouver, while takin
ir seals in Behring sea.
III The schooner was searched and 600 skin
found, which were placed on board tho Rush