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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-09
WANTS TO SELL OUT
As eosla Liks q inascs uncie Sam
H. Annes fsis King aorn. ths
Hawaiian Islands.
a Eisss MISSION

fAK FRANCisco. Deo Z a Is rUr5rea
here thai ths sisii ~ Aing h~lskaas ta
the Inltea rtates h&s mere Ia partsnt
0bject foT that potsnt4te th2n mcss fec-
reation IL is reported thai ~ hAs
soosded pnhlie epinien In Hawai-
on the subject % annsxEtiea to
the united Ststes sna ttst BE
feels authorized 20 make psup-
sSlIion 10 tie state Department - el.
fscf that purpose 9k0se Nte sge f..
miliAf Nitb he Affairs Of the island ing
dom point 10 The faeG thsi unaef lhe
operation q the Ncktniss bii. Nbioh
authorizes ths pay neal ef teualy ZOE
sugar of h0ms prod uctien Of TIC cents
poand. Hawaiian planters ~oaid rcceise
About s. oct. zoe . year Dore ies shoif
sugar crop II ihey became eititens q
the United states
The quantity ~ sugar Imported iHte
the lnitee States from ha~Ati ia itss
was xsS Sfs esS pouaas snc the product
is increasing steadily "a the Fate of
about 20 900 900 poands year Il ~iA
be seen that he sstaate s. sell
within the mark IL Is believed
here that the Aeninistratlea Wiil re-
oeise KalatAuas oseftnres with favor.
Secretary Blsine Oh repeated oocksions
has expressed The opinloH lbat Sound
policy demands that the United States
should con troll tks hawaiian Islands, AID
il Is believed he wili therefore eager
ly back any movement which has
FOR its object tteir acquisition on ia
vorEbie terms The attitude Of both
parties in Congress on various occs-
sions when reel pr0cits treaties With
The islands we're before them shows
also that the motives 81 state policy Ia
nuenced them more largely th.n mere
revenue considerations
IL will be urged by advocates Of al
nSKstiOn that the transfer would give
70 this country sole control Of salaa-
lie trade which nov is divided sith
European manufacturing nAuous- ia
the event OF iiaNAii ooning aBder cur
h4g our tariff laws woulc GO into opera
zion there. and Of course give us an
sdvznt&Fe which the foreigner could
scarcely overcome.
Ii Is nos kRo~n what demands Ksla-
kaua will make. but geasrsl belief Is
bat they will rot be excessive. Ills
position on the islands has been = pre-
'arious one for some time past and bis
est friends and mos. prudent advisers
ave no doubt been able 70 make
aim perceive that DO might lese By
a revolutionary uprisinf What he may
part with for a valuable considsrs-
ion. in other words. ia Is sIpec ted
that tidy sum down and > moderate
pension will satisfy KslAkAus's de-
mands. Other persons an interest rlll
be as easily satisfied. As Tor the na-
lives. IL is said that they have long since
ceased 20 have any strong sentiment IN
favor OF autonomy, and that the pros-
oective profits which wonis result from
A union with the United States ~ouid
prove TOO great ten ptatloH Tor then 70
renixS
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-09
a CLOSE CALL.
"steeple Charlie" Falls Halfway DowE
Lofty spire.


SOUTH NoRwALK, Conn. Dec g.
Charles II. Taylor, OF Leominster. Mass,
widely known as 'Steeple Charlie" :"
who has been here for three weeks
repairing the damage done by light
ming TO the tall spire OF St MAry's
Catholic Church. met with q
mishap Saturday morning that
nearly cost him his life His escape
from an instant and terrible death
was miraculous. An immense copper
cross fifteen feet high is to be placed at
the top OF the spire, and 'Steeple Char
lie" clim bed to the lofty height at about
soclock to make the anal preparations
for the cross. He was just about TO step
from his little swing. such as sailors
use when scraping a ships mast when a
rope which supported one end Of the
seat became loosened and the daring
climber dashed downward at rate
of sixteen feet a second. A crowd
Of people who had been watching
his movements sent Up cry Of
horror and turned their heads that
they might not see him when he struck
the ground 200 feet below. Ste
pie Charlie" by lucky turn in the air
as be fell through space. caught hold OF
one of the halliards suspended from
above, and in this way broke the force
OF his fall as be swung himself onto a
narrow shelf over 6 small diamond
shaped window half way down the spire.
There he remained until his nerves had
become qnieted, and then proceeded 10
his dangerous labors.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-09
rroer. s'richen ~ ChoIsra.

LoxpoS Dec. s.-Dispatches from
India say that while the Second bat
talon OF the Third Goorkha Regiment
was on the march In the Chin hills
several Of the men were stricken wito
cholera. The troops went into camp al
Gaatheit whsre thirty men out OF
total Of sixty attacked succu bed 70
the disease. The battalion su bSeo uent-
ly broke camp and proceeded 70 Ran
goon- Daring the march manT more
soldiers sere aftac kea By cholera
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-09
INCREASED REPRESENTATION.
R.pobIicsns Agree es = R.spportie.ssnt
Bul-stsses That wlg G tn-

kspobtfcsns agree @e = Eea FpoFtfon "a snt
Blll-stsse. That WIS G IN.
wasHISsTo~. Dec sit - under-
stood the Republican members of the
census committee have reached an
agreement upon The esppottion unsnt
bill based upon . rspresentstion o.
Of SO members CT TIE House.
The present House consists al az
members Ths agreement has beer
arrived al after mature considsrstion
and cersBitstios Ihs ratio 81 fepre-
sent.tion is ore ueubsr - eacs q TIE
I53 POI Of the popnlsfien- This 10 sbouf
the lowest nsnbsf which ~iil permit
each Stat. inrisT the usrt decade 20
retain its present psnb bsrsbfn Tts
State. vkich ~iil gain is representa-
ten ars.
kisbsrs 4 ArFsnsss. s. California = CO
e-s1a &. c~-gfis 4. gfssis g. Kaasss 4.
rsssacsassfts =. Nirtissn D. Niss<srsts .
- issouri !. Nss-ssKs Ns~ Esfs-r b. ore
r8a 4 FszrsFiTsti 3 TsFss 3 uzsslsFtsn
1 Wtse--sia Z ~ p i.sH
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-09
HEALTH IS WEALTH

On +. C. MEsT's NKxgE AND BRAIN TKEAr-
NsSr. guaranteed sPecine for hystsua Dlzzi-
ncss, tou ilslOus. Eits. Nervous Neuralgia.
Head achr. Nervous Prostrati0n saused by the
use Uf a cohti or tobacco. " akcfniness. Mental
Depression. >oftenin< II tho Brain resu ting
tn InsAuity and leading 60 mlserv. de- AZ and
death. Premature O.d Age. Barrenness, Loss
u P0Wer Ia either srx. Involuntary Losses and
SUermaf0rrhea caused By over-exert on ofths
brain. self-aouss or 0yer-lndui>cnce. Each box
contains one month's treatment siOJ a box
or sx boxes for 800. sent by mall prepaid on
receipt 0f price
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXEs
To cure any case. Win each order received
ty ils Tor ST boxes. accompanied by 500. We
vii sead the purchaser one written guarantee
O. refuad tho money II n treatment does not
eject cure. Guarantees Ged only ~
WHITE d " HITE,
Morton House Pharmacy. sole Agents.
90 Monroe-street. Grand Rapids, Mich.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-09

KaNsss CIV. Ne. Dec s-A sre>isi
- a.. Staf frez Atcsisea- Ksn.. szvs
TIE kesss - p Fsrris foolors3}. vbs
lives q. fam sea- Fort Williams. sn
tsis sssnsy. vas eozsaanss y Gre ssost
so-eIock San5sV nlsht Ore - kis cali
6rer ras bsrnss 70 &szth ss5 zasthsr
ssS azrrer escape Paris zn& as
~5ss ssS )Es - r~sgk ssrs issvinz
SO eA Srer aloas r. . go Ekt sAst
tEsr --st fa~a
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-09

-
10th the method and results when
syrup Of sigs Is tzkens il 10 pleasant
and refreshing to the taste. and aets
gently yet promptly On the Kidneys.
liver and Bowels, eleznses the sys-
ten sfsetually, dispels colds. head
aches aud egers and cures hahitual
constipation. Syrup Of Eigs Is the
oaly remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing 10 the taste aud ac-
esPtabls b the stomach, prompt in
il action and truly beneficial IN It's
effects. prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, It's
many excellent qualities commend il
10 all and have made il the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale In SOC
and 81 bottles By all leadiug drug
gists Any reliable druggist wao
may not have it on hand viii pro
cure il promptly for any one who
wishes 10 try IL Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RE syrup co.
sAs FRANCISCO. car.
iouSugLs. ~ kEs rosx NJ
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-09
TWENTY-SIx MILLIONS.
IL VIII BE Pot in Circulation In n Week
Ten Days

WAsHrNGTOS. Dec. s-The Secretary
OF the Treasury has issued circular in
viting proposals for the sale 10 the Gov
crnnent OF s.. 900. 900 in per cents. Pay
ment of accepted bonds will be made at
the nearest suh-Treasury. The redemp-
tion OF AS Sill continue. Funds have
been deposited by the Navy Department
to the crcdito the disbUrsing officers for
the quarterly payments, and during the
week ending December IL $1,000, 600
will be paid out eu account Of pensions
This. together with the $1,000, 900 to DO
pad for bonds under the Above call viii
make Sc. 600 900 10 be put into circnla-
ti0n within The next week or Ten days.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-09

CErcAeo, Dee S-Ths srzss izaties -
The Anerican Harvester Ctwpsrv las
heer rerfscte&. CYres r Msfsrsies -
inT ehessn presi6eat Tse oozrsa7
&C n pTisss t~s-ty fse -srsr ss3 rsap
- sseeoyies al tss cstssr- hzr fastories
n sse censsrY snd wsr7 tTine an@
ro-ssrs ~orks Tse csplss7 stoes q
SIS oas 80 sss if ~iil so - Ee SEP asd
rsaesr sasisess - tas eoTia
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-09

wAsHISeroN Dec s-Clerk NcPbsr-
son, OF tbe Nsnenai Houss OF Repre-
ssntstives. has just had printed toe
UNOFFICIAL list Of the mem mbers-slect oi
the next Houss. sboring ss ReTGb-
licans. ga Democrats and s Farmers
Alliance. Ose district (TventY-siEbtb
New York. is set down a. uncertain,
ard one Second RbOde Island IA
marked vzrant
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-09

CHICAGO. Dee a-The jury IN the
case OF Mamie Starr. charged with nuf-
sering Mr.. and Mrs Newland by plsc-
ing poison in their food, returned 3 YER
iict Of guilty OF murder and fixed Der
punishment al imprisonment in the
penitentiary for the period Of her
natural life The prisoner tainted
gearing the verdict
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-09

MINNEAPOLIS. Ninn.. Dec s-Tha
rrost-shsrinE system of c. A. Fillsbury
& Co. which sss excited comment -
labor circles al over shs world. has iast
been insorssS b. TIE Erzlish syndicate
vhiea purchases several millioa 6oi-
lars worsh 81 stock n ths oon pan7 lsst
ear. TIE totai smeuuf divided be-
t~seR the suployss hss been befEesa
$50. sse and s3se. 9o0. This zensY sss
tesa Eirsa - s5e ursn
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-09
iOWA'S VOTE.
Result OF tho omci.i Canvass OF the Late
Election


Drs MONIES, Ia. Dec. s--The Official
canvass OF the vote OF the State. com.
pleted Saturday, shows that Mcfarland
(Repl for Secretary OF state. re
ceived 1871 sos votes; Chamberlain
Dem }. Iss 24o; Brown Union Labor.
s.sl3; McFArlin (Pro. }. Csc: Republic
an plurality. Z, 3ss. The entire Repub-
lican State ticket was elected. Luke's
plurality for Railroad Commissioned
being $40. The question OF a oonstitu-
tionsl convention received %. sae votes
votes in favor and lso. sos against On
Congressman pluralities are:
First district sesrlef Dem, on. Second
Hayes Dem D. seIo Thir4 Henderson Rep ,.
ies Fourth. Butler Dem ,. issa. Fifth Han
iiton DEM. 20: Sixth. White Dem 4 so
Seventb. Hays Rep -shert t-fn). $50. Hell
ffull term. abf.. Eirhth, Flick rep. re
Sipih. Bowman Dem b i.2s3. Tenth Doiiirer
(Rep). 1911; Eleventh, Persin, Rep. az
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-09

WssHgxeTox. Dec s-Mr Taylor
Ull3 intred uce8 in the House = blA
providing Tor tss srsction q Dss
post-osos bufsing in Chissre n tbs
ste ef ths present structure. ana n<k-
irr "a srprerFiatisn q S%eg5.2o9 Ter
re psTposs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-09

BUFFALO, NY. Dec "A Lehigh vsl-
icy locomotive exploded al Dale. WON
ing County. The engineer. Thomas Ma
loney. Of Buffalo. was killed. and the
fireman. whose name was not learned
was fatally injured
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-09

CAMERON. No. Dec. s-o,scar Myers.
- Nesdviile, sni Miss Macs Graatasn.
Of AlhsaY. students st the Missouri
weslevAn fus1itase. were drowned
,haut c'clscx Saturday aight valls
skatfaz 81 ro1a
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-09

wAxAHkcHTs, Tex. Dec. s-A bold
burglary vss committed here Saturday
n{sht TIE jewelry sstsbiisamsst oi
7 C. Wccdlfef VAS catered By Burglars
Who secured from sI2ooo . si5oea
worth 81 iewelrv. consisting Of 6ae gold
1atchss and diamond rings
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-09

NV YcrE Dee s-Rsh.rs e
Robsrts ETs-s Rsbefss sss Nsfksr
r Roberts. eou YssirE TIE frU 81
Rebefts. Cuskrsr Co. sssis-s in srs
iuporwrs 90 hstssrs rnst.rlzis a. ~
Greens str>et ksrs rs6e az ssssgr.
r-srf TIE fr1 yss rsseS e. eve.
3 80 sst srs tksif srsslt VS. ths kiss.
49, IA t-s f~zFs
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-09

as tAe sS4
shsrsbY hs las
n deposea
from tas leader
ship of ths lgtsh
party he holds
thst thess sb0
passsa tAs sots
have ceased -
bslsnx Es ths
irtsh paFiis
nsasary party
aaa he neS in
tesds 70 wage .
strenuous ar
lin rha nhaanE
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-09
LIVE STOCK FIGURES.
Cattle show Decrease OF J 900. 900
Head and sheep An Inorease of 5000
900.

900.
WICHITA, Kan. Dec. 81. G.. Mccoy.
agent in charge OF taking the live stock
enumeration on the range. has returned
from trip West among the agents in
the field and reports that from data
secured he Is justified In saying that the
total Of cattle will not be over 10, oo0
600. or 5 600 o00 less than the lasI cen
sus. and the total Of sheep Is. 600 900. or
9. ZOO. 600 more than ia 1880 Tue sheep
are crowding out cattle in the raialess
regions and settlers are crowding odt
the cattle in Western Kansas. Nebraska
and Western TeIas
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-09

Fep- wAsxr. Ird Dec Fire Sun
sav u8xst a. Meatpe iicr. isd-. eestrsyss
81 eaStae-. kaiid nzs - ire ceater 81
tas sowa Less, SO eos,
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-09

RsosxIYx De- S-WfIii&-n Perry. q
n1sus@r - ths Nsrrsn Street Metre
sist EsisccF.si Cknrtk - ttss -5tr. -
aes6 r. sestuonv rseeting- 81 tfs
sssrsk vtiis sslAng - Elx szp.risscs
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-09

ftfrt|-. -
sd - aerorrf osetstt-nf re.Fet -
= "a 81 for Cs-ies uss B-svss - % p 90
eeg.cs - fsnaT EfFFrf et@~-t = - 4
g fnr sr-k - eseIrs A. Hru1 q fof
.orrse- - ar - N01N - trtrterf
ftee-s q va4E fes at@tFe-s 80 ~
ssr Tsrsrs = 80 p - Westerns = - =
- Fe~<-~s q re- - fsT C<~s q "a -
~ sts 49, e. 49, - - Vss Oss~.s
Ffre4Kz-zer fa'rts a<fivs - rackine Az
silzr - aer-1rz ssies rsese< - - "a
~ Fgs. e NzEf - So iigft q "a Al -
-eszf r.crra e. cas- - - wire< A. e
ssz - h-sgs yssxias Sc ssirFsf isst
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-09
A NEW LEADER.
Parasl DspOsed BY Majority oi
tAs Irish Party.
Thss Select J4stia ApCarthy as Their
Chisf-Ths Fsrnsr Refuses -
seeognixs Their ASiloa-


LosD0N. Dee As nisht have beea
expected Dir. Parnsl refuses - rsces-
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-09

ssofzaf 90 ssressy fio1x1f ~, Fsb-
-us~r q as&a 81 SBis. "a Hke pecsr-
- ssoSxs ss-ss ~ q isa On Mar
c. - 20 est
co~s-Duii @ast is~s- -seS Hs szs0
s=xf stssrnsr rlr~t 60
osTtA Dun ~saksY WeEte~n fs4 sat
rscrfsfoFs- Be- enist stesor. Pist< . ~
- = fasr n RAIN revk arfI rt@sfF.
ussss &c "A q sEra pine 90 "a ! ~
f.srf e. - ~sak seen ~rnfs-sf - 80
ClF~vtsep oa ref
pF7RoLsrs- Tssy sisres~1 Whfte 10
tess iest sc. - Fsse ~. p fasoits>
81 - rspftbs 7t
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-09
THE MARKETS


CHICAGO. Dee
F1orp cuiet and lover spr.ug whesi
Patents o 90 = Bskcrs o. "a, -. winter
wbest Fioss. o ooaseo So fsseuts y slatso
foi Clears
wHrsr-Ruieo unsettled. No Cash. slo
NC. MAJ Esns.sc
CORN nossrsio irstirr sec usrFst firm.
No asu5 Ne fsiio- hiks. Ne. 2 snc Nc.
yellow f11f-ssc. December. tis0btc;
tsDuarf. soA 0.isc. MAJ So 0s<Ao
osTs ouisi asd easy 10 d Gso<sci
Dereuhrr s2Ao<sc. Nay, ssAarAo Ssu-
lee iu GOOD spppis srd easisf. No q so1fsei
Ne wbie S2a.oe. 40 T. ssnssc. ne ,
waite sa47ke
Rss- wssv.ss sessh ssoosx sam
rles o. No tssdhff. enc No sbeat
ssets. 30 f5srvafy delivery. go. sno hsT
afoui 80
Btusr-vsrr sie~ fsls ard iow,r Ee |;
cssh ss07ee sample Common bs4esci
rooc 20 cboice SET, anc sstrs lcts eea7or
hHss porE- Na.setFsthef setlvs snf pfices
ruled hifbef oye' afion. rsnfsc 81 - ifisatz
ror eass $50 80 80 D.csnbrf. 90 - "a
% - for JarUsfr arf o. 10 90 fof Nar
Jsnn-Rafher sctf.e Fnt prices ruled ftesfi.
- Prices rznred 81 q 80 - fof cash o. "a
50 for Decsrbef. o. ssas - for ssupary.
sd ~ Tae - fof Nay
BrT7rs-CrssHsrJ Isa7Hs DsirT lsa2se;
pafkinf stock g.
rorl-ry-rf.. Chietsrs B<er- psr -
1rrfnr Chict.as s0es4r pc - fiss 7Urbers
are pef so Ifss pocks a. r.f ~ Live
feess % sozs o. PEI doycr
ogts- " .seorsis rrlrt Htits 80 Wstef
whit. f1ei NieArar sriTs White 49,
wsssr whits 1I.e ire sss Prime White p<cs
wster ware 1ese EssciEbt - tfsi WNc.
ca.riirs q o.ts ist = 0efs 60 Nsysths
=, esrkE
r.,crovs- rJs.srise spirts rri.s err 81 q a
-. - Ca r~sxse< fa<ses
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-03-07
BsYfN0 VOTES.

Gov Hoyey, Of Indiana, gives frank notice
tha, unless the Republican party passes ''she
service pension bill" II viii be impossible for
Il 10 win the next election. ''is viii cost only
eI7e, ,ooo, 600 year." he declares, very
small sum to pay for the Presidency and the
control Of several hundred thousand Offices.
Gov Hoveypuis the case very strongly 10
his party, and II Is only too likely to heed bis
warning One hundred and twenty million
dollars year Is moi large sum to pay for the
coatrol ofite government. particularly when Il
Is paid out Of the pockets Of the people; and
on occasions Of this kind whenever political
preierment or advantage Is to be bought by an
appropriation. the Republicans have never
hesi.ated moment to vote away the peoples
money with reckless extravagence.
Gov Hoyey isunnsually ousspoken in this
matter, and disguises and eonceals nothing.
II is, he confesses, mere question OF barter
and sale--she voting Of $iao. .ooo, 900 in return
for the soldier vote II is emo pensions, no
votes" 'sunless we give this money We are
defeated fcr the Presidency, he frankly con-
fesses. The matter was never put so broadly,
indeed, so bruiaily, before the country. No
one can fail to understand the Republican
policy--which Is buy the veterans with pen-
sions,
That the Republican party is determined ia
adopt Gov Hovey's suggestion is patent. II
has, to that end. changed its political course
on many important questions. The tobacco
tax Is TO be only slightly reduced instead o
abolished; the sugar duty is to remain, ant
the tariff is TO be little changed. for the gov
eminent can spare none Gifts revenues. Ever,
cent possible Is needed for pensions.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-03-07

SO far the State Of New York has expended
over eighteen million dollars on her capitol Al
Albany. Work was begun upon Il over twenty
sye years age, and so far Is Il from being finish
ed that the legislature Is now asked 10 appEo-
pirate three million dollars more to complete
Il, considerable portion Of this to be expend-
ed in rebuilding parts ofthe building that have
f.llsn into decay through defective construction.
Il Is not probable that the amount asked for
will be appropriated. nor that. Il il we're, the
sum wonid be sufficient, considering the pecu-
lar methods in vogue in connection with the
construction Of public buildings. Neither Is il
probable that any one now living viii ever see
Il completed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-03-07

The sun during January Is 1000 miles
nearer the earth than 1t Is at midsummer.
Winter cold Is due to the fact that the suns
beams strike the earth less directly, while
In Summer they beam from nearly over :
head at midday. 1t Is. however, true that
the SUMS nearness In Winter moderates
the cold weather to some extent, as its
greater distance in Summer lessons the
heat Of that season. In the southern hem
isphere these conditions are reversed and
our Winter is there Summer, and vice
versa. This explains why Africa, Austria
liza and South America are In warm lati-
tudes less suited for human habitation
than are like Northern cllmes. Fortunate
" nucn the larger part Of the earth's in
hahitable surface Hes north Of the equator
than south of It.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-03-07
TROUBLE BREWING.

That there Is fun ahead for the republicans
In th-ir ftass nominations Is seen by the fol-
loving from the Mossfaiseeys
The Astoria Pioneer haunts the flag Of d r
Thompson thus early In the year. We have
advocated the theory that the Republican con.
yentlon should name the candidates, and not
the Republican press. At any rate, we can
not understand In what way Mr. Thompson
has any claim upon this portion ofthe state
especially on the citizens Of The Dalles. The
average Republican voter cannot be herded
like cattle, particularly 20 when 4 Portland
political flock master attempts the ''round up. .
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-03-07

The signs all point to . very lively time IN
bailding and selling and buying real estate the
coming season, That Albany is to forge
ahead with vigOr and rapidisy commensurate
with It's surroundings admits not Of doubt.
We are on the verge Of an era Ofrapid growth
aad every citizen should waken up to the i'm
portance Of contributing to this growth.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-03-07

The Statesmen suggests that man, like
John Minto, favorable to the farmers interests
should be nominated by the republicans for
governor. Such a man stands no more show
Of being nominated by the republican conven-
lion than Bob Ingersoll does Of being selected
to conduct Methodist love feast. In the
language Of Lindlay Murray. ''It can't be
did -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-03-07

A woman named Shaw Is the plaintiff in a
queer suit in New York State. She was =
widow and offered si4.ooo lor husband. A
young man accepted the offer and got the
money. Now Mrs Shaw seems 10 have re-
psuied Of her bagin. for she began an action
against Mr Shaw in the supreme Court IN
wessches,er county a.kipg for an accounting
Of the estate and judg. ment against the pro-
perty. claiming that her bought husband was
only the trustee.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-03-07
Aal.a'l4 - : la7sz7-1I'sslzl
PAKTY BIAS.

The verdict ofiae Texas corOner's jury which
recently acquitted a pugilisl Of the blame Of
an opponent with ope blow, Is Characteristic
OF that state. Brutality and q disregard for
humanity afe virtues in Texas. We also recall
the fact thai Texas gave 1000 majority for
the late Mr. snd.-Pendieton Tribune.
Party bias and misrepresentation must be
virtues With the editor Of the Tribune or he
never would have written the above.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-03-07

Ths republicans in congress have turned out
another democratic member ofeongress elected
hom West Virginia TO make room for the r.-
pablican candidate who was defeated, notwifh
Standing the s,npendous frauds practiced Ia
that state By tha. patty to carry Il. This
the SfatesaGa calls only trying to get . quo
am. II furnishes another weapon through
the use Of which democrats viii be able to elect
a good majority Of the next congress.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-03-07

The iron mills Of Pennsylyanis pay only
$a.4s per ton In wages for making pig
iron. Why should they have protection
of S6.7a per toni Is not protection OF
$a4a equivalent to giving them pauper
labor and making the pauper's support a
public charger what is The remaining
So. ga fori A steali
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-03-07

Some interesting experiments are about
TO be carried out At Cherbousg, with The
view Of testing the possibility Of establish.
Ing telephonic communication between
vessels of tn; same feet at sea. 1t ii
stated that preliminary trial which took
place recently demonstrated the fact that
a torpedo boat can be kept In communities
with the command aioat, and receive di.
rect orders as to where to steer and how to
act In general operation,