The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-29
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Mnahlnaion NeMs.


are now for pretty clear sailing on the tariff
bill and there s little in the way TO prevent Its
passage. The elections bin Is dead, for this |
season at least, and unless signs all fail, dead
for all time. In the senate the memorandum
offered yesterday by Aldrich, fixing the time
OF the consideration Of and voting on the tariff
bill was presented. Afer some discussion
Il was agreed TO by unanimous consent.
Nethlns IN ri,
NEW YoRK, Aug. s6.--rhe llearid's WASH
inelon correspondent ,elegraphs that both the
secretary and acting secretary positively stated
last night there u no Intention Of sending the
Charleston north TO co operate with the Cor
win. Aiter eoaling at Seattle, the secretary
says, she viii SO TO San Francisco. then, pro
baby. proceed, without much delay, TO the
Hawaiian islands, where, according TO Rear
Admiral Brown. the presence Of the Charleston
seems TO be nee led,
A Lave show,
LONDON, Aug. s6,-Meager details have
/ just been received here ofa fight between the
cowboy and Indian companies Of Buffalo Bin
/ and Dr Carver in the streets OF Hamburg. Il
is understood that fierce conflict took place
I
1 life would have been lakch, DR. Cafyets
company is but lately nom Russia, where. in
| Moscow, II had great trouble with the polies,
when blood was shed, For a long time there
| has been great rivalry between nr Carver and
''builalo Bill," The latter opened bis show In
Hamburg yesterday.
Hear FiRht.
WAIIA WALLA, Avg, s6,--rhis afternoon
/ NJ Elm was brought to Tie city from the
mountains, badly wounded IRON an encounter
with grizzly bear. The bear had been XII
ling Elin's sheer, and he started to hunt him.
lie shot and wounded the animal only. The
bear grabbed aud would have killed him but
Tor the interference et a dog which attracted
the beart attention. Elm then released him
sell, grabbed his gun aud killed the bear.
/ Many deep cuts were made by bears claws,
but they are not dangerous
Wheat at cer,aliis.
! CORVALLIS. Or, Aug. 26.-Niheat sold here
TO DAY al 70 cents, which Is isom } 10 S cents
higher than at any other city in the valley.
Grain is not only coming IN from al parts oi
this county. but from Linn aud Polk. With
wheat at 70. oats al 80 aud hops at so cents
he farmers are happy. 4 large trade Is an.
ieipated hy our merchants this fall and gen.
efal feeling OF huoyaney prevails,
ser,nms hid 10.
PENDLgroN. Aug. IS.-A peculiar adven-
tute was had with bear Wednesday near the
camp Of J II Hubbard, who has charge Of L
Gilliam's band Of sheep on the east fork oi
Birch creek is the mountains. Mrs Hubbard
and child, ABOUT years, accompanied Mr.
Hubbard 10 his work. The chile ran Off some
distance aud refused 10 return but wanted It's
mother 10 come TO Il. She did not do So and
the chi'd set up moutniul wall. al which a
bear appeared up5n the scene, emerging from
the brush about siS,y yards distant from the
child. Mia Hui bard was stapciied with hof
rot end unobic 10 move, The bear advanced
toward the child at lively gaiop and The
mother then found her voice and rent the ait
with pisreins screams Itwas case where
feminine vocal o,gans were used to advantage
for htuin became frightened when he had near
I ly reached the yoaugk,et, turned and saeaked
Of. Mr. Hubbard who had been attracted b,
the cries. then arrived. bag ,he infant VAS al
ready safe in its mothers arms.
Independence TO Monmouth.
ISnErKSnEScR, Or. Aug. sS.-The ,fia
: trip Of fhe train over The Independence Mon
mouth -ailway took place this afternoon, Abou
zoo citizens availed themselves Of the invita-.
tion Of free ride. The rain pulled out amit
I loud huzkas. TFaiaspaIcaeies were eanieI
and at Monmouth much enthusiasm was mani
tested over tho FIRST irain. This morning h,
citizens Of Monmouth have tt.nque,.s whici
the officers Of The railway company and Official
Of independence viii be toasted. Regular trip
Nisl now be msds At esals fare. The com,
pleiion Of this line marks an epoch in the his
Tory oi Polk county.
Mote Prospects.
, wAsHiSGToN. Aug. ss-Speeial Agen
Leland has w'Fed the census Office iha, he woul,
make an investigation into the complaints an,
charges in Washington county. Or, whicl
show avery iupeFfee; census. The censu
buicau has assumed different air toward lh
comp lain,s from Oregon. and Il Is believed
that Leland has been furnishing The ofiiee som
information relative 10 the inefficient coun
made Of the state.
Acorn Fair.
vienna, Aug. ss,-The corn fair opened
TO day and was well attended. In the esii.
mated cop of the world America is credi'e,
vito 4f4, ,ooo. 600 bushels Of wh, at and 600
ooo COO bushels Of maize. ,ainst 40t .ooo, ,oo'
I bushels Of wheat and 2.II5 ooO,coo bushels o
maize 10 1859.
I sss. 900 EIte.
SEATTLE Aug, 2A-The Rainier Company
mil, on The shores Of the harbor at The foo, {
Mercer street. took FIRE this morning at u
, O'Clock. Before assistance arrived the fame
! were beyond conirol, and tie mill. togelhe
with large stock Of lumber, was destroyed
! The origin tl TIC FIRE is not known.
a Hawaiian Revelation.
, SEATTLE, Aug 24.-The next adviees re.
ceived from the Hawaiian Islands will un-
doubiediy bring news Of a revolution and pro.
: baby Of the devastation of a republic. Such
: at leas', is the opinion Of Aimiril Brown, VIII,
3 arrived here on iihe cruiser Charleston las
{ night.
Mad 1bant a.
MeMiSNvILLE,Au Aug. 24.-A committee ha
! been at work gathering specific information
and haye found that the census IS 1000 shor
Z in this county. They will 60 TO Portland q
/ once and lay the matter before Special Agen
, Leland, and in case they fail TO get a recoun
/ the matter will be brought before The legiss
ture,
Two Manfcs.
e BUCKINGHAM, Quebec, Aug. 24.-Yestsr
day Mrs Cote went berry picking and left he
child in charge Of two boys, deaf mutes, OF un
sound mind. On her return she found III
: deaf mutes had killed the child and partiall
9 eaten It's body. The maniacs must have At
! tackled the child shortly after the mothers de
: pariure.
Q Anything for an Excuse.
e HOUSTON. Tex, Aug. ~ There Is ever
reason to believe that a strike will be inaugrr
ated on the Southern Pacific by the Brother
hood OF Locomotive Engineers. -Four engin
GERS were recently discharged for what the com
e pany considered good cause. and some Of ther
: were reinstated. The engineers then demand
! ed pay for the time they were laid off, whic
was refused After full digcuesfor of Al