The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-03-28

does not suit all the people. III should
pass. the fact will be developed this fall In
the congressional elections that large
majority Of the people arc not suited with
such a legislative men strosity. People
must be blind. indeed, who fall to see the
signs of disccntcnt.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS /
To Make Their own ImpIemenfs.
SrAuSroS, Va, March as.-Major Chris.
man, Jacob wisler and Mr. Price. represent
ing The Farmers Alliance Of the United States,
have concluded to establish alliance agricuisur.
al works az Iron Gate. Va. The works viii
employ from 900 TO 500 hands. and the pros
ducts win 20 10 every sub alliance IN the eoan
hy, representing 4,ooo, 900 memt ers.
Eaormeus Karniag..
BosToN, March ss-The annual s,,temen.
Of the American Bell Telephone Company
shows earnings Of s4.o44.7oi. agains, 81. sos.
ms in 1883. IN icrease Of net earnings Of s744-
SJ4; dividends 81 ago, 500 an increase Of st6-
o44; surplus, g, 1901, an increase Of sss
go.
wost stay Lsng.
BERLIN, March aS.-caprivi, on entering
the ehaneeIlouhip, Is reported to have said:
Il shall no, probably remain long here. Il
would be impossible for me to sacri6es my
honest opinion at the caprice ofthe crown"
Bismarck has deposited all his star. crosses
and medals but the Golden Fleece and Black
Eagle, in a bank, "No more uniforms OF
medals for me" the veteran said.
DldaT EisDs.
NASHUA. March sS--Eishieen moalhs ago
Ellen Twombley, wife ofCeorge T Twombley
disappeared from Dunstable. AT the same
time Eugene Cummings, aged 90. who lived a
short distance hom Twombley's. was missing,
II was supposed the couple eloped. This
morning some woFkmen engaged in righting a
large pile Of cord wood IN the woodi, which
became upset in the fall Of 1883. discovered
under the fallen Sticks two bodies pressed
closely together by the weight Of wood. The
bodies were badly decomposed, but by the
clothing were recognized as those Of Cunning
and Mrs Twombley.
Hundred Skeletons,
New YORK, March zs.--Adviccs from
Central America states tha, the recent discoy-
cry Of over hiIndrel skeletons under the floor.
ing Of a room occupied by Colonel Mora, CON-
mandef At Costa Riea, under The adIninistra-
tion Of President Zaldiver, has reused the be-
lief that they were the remains Of massacTed
enemies Of the president,
Peculiar Cemn.
NEW YoRK, March 2s.--August Sch weilzer,
wealthy restaurant keeper has been buried
according 10 bis own directions. His coffin
was shaped like chestnut. His orders were
that funeral feast should be eaten before his
body was placed 10 the earth, and that the
coffin must be in the dinning room, because be
wanted to he in their midst, though dead.
The Reaf webfsss.
SIssoSs. Cal, March zs.-It raiacd
heavily last night -Four inches OF very
wet snow fell TO day. Through trains
passed here to day, the first In seventy
days.
SHASTA, Cal, March zs. One inch of
rain fell here to-day, making total OF for
inches for the season. The Indications are
for more rain.
like Fun and sEuscie.
ASTORIA, March 7s.-BiIl Nye drew an
i'm mense house tonight. The only house
ever equaIing II in receipts here was that
Of John L Sullivan.
4 hey KILLED.
SALEM, March i4.-'rhc home Of r ]
McKillop, midway between Lincoln and
Wheatand, was the scene of sad acci
dent SUNDAY evening, by which Jesse, III
the little 4-year-old son Of Mr. Mckilop,
lost bis life while playing with loaded
self cooking revolver. Al 7 o'clock SUM-
day evening Mr. McKillop > ent out 10 the
barn to attend 10 milking. leaving four
little children in the house alone, their
mother being In an ASYLUM for the insane
at Salem. As socn as Mr. McKilop was
mt Of the house children began play
ing, and little Je ..went to acupboard and
took out revolver which was loaded In
handling II the weapon was discharged,
the load entering the little ones breast,
and death resulting instantaneously.
Went Back ON IEina.
SALEM, March 24.--It is learned to-day by
persons in the city from SubIimity that the
death Of Will Benson Friday evening was BY
suicide. He left school that afternoon, bid
ding good bye TO all, saying he might never SEE
them again, and after reaching home placed
the end Of the muzzle Of gun in his mouth
and touched the trigger with a broom.
His head was blown of, the brains spaltcr-
ing the ceiling. HefelI prom, the gun resting
on his breast and the broom in his hand. The
act is supposed to have been the result of a
love affair and Disappointment il being thought
his sweetheart went baIk on him.
Along Blockade.
SAN Francisco, March 24.-After block
ade that was possibly the longest that ever
happened to any American railroad, the road
between here and Portland was opened for
traffic this afternoon. The news was received
by Colonel Croker at 3 P M in dispatch
from Manager Koehler at Portland. On re-
ceipt Of the telegram orders were issued by
General Superintendent Fillmore for The Ore
gon train leaving here tonight to run through
to Portland without change. The train Ieay-
| ing Portland to night was also given orders to
come through TO this city,
AFunpy Thing.
MILWAUKEE. March a4,--Ceorge W Peck,
the well known humorist, was nominated for
mayor by the democratic convention to day