The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-25
A Treaty slRned.

railway bridges ht the Forks aud az far as can
he learned snnhilalcd all other structures in
the vicinity.
a Treaty sIsasa.
CRY OF Mrxtco. July a "A special from
Guatemala says the ministers Of Costa Riea
and Nicaragua yesterday signed with Guais-
maia treaty OF alliance. They demanded Of
General EseIa IN the name Of Genital America
hrss that he leave the suptcme command 10
san Sslvadori second. that legal regime he
established, IN accordance With the Salvador
constitution as before Junr J, the date u the
assassinasion Of President Menendez, aud third
THAI a general amnesty be granted 10 ali pat
Iieinsnis in the revolution.
Anti Prohibition.
WAtEsrowN. Wis. July 2s.-rhe state
Anti Prohibition society began their annual
convention to-day. OF the s7o delegates pres
ens about two thirds arc from Milwaukee.
Secretary Gfoolich aud Financial Secretary
Read reported, and they both seiered TO the
crossing tack oi interest 10 the society, which
they attributed 10 want Of support from iaie,-
lot OF tho state, said that unless the saloon.
keepers IN the smaller Towns took hold and
contributed their shsrr to the expenses Of the
organization the society woulI s0oa be Il thing
OF tho past.
Population OF Csaatie..
IA GRANnE. Orc. Jolly aa.-Ihe appeal
mate population oithe Second dis,ric, Of Oregon
10y COUNTESS is a. follows: Ums,iila, Is,ooo;
Cnion, 1899; Waseo. 9,2oo: Baker q. 500
Grant. a.7so; Morrow. l. loo; Wsilovsa. 5.G4u
Gillian. 5.6Js: Ctook 500; Malhruf. s.T7o,
l.aSr. s.49o' Klamath. s.42sI Shrgman, 9au
llaf'fy. $50 Total -. 500.
sehssI H"a.e nidaiHE
INDEPENDENCE. o.. Jaiy si~rh.s aLrt~
noon a, o.hask ils ~rte oponed on the
new puhiie schpo bailding loe e,gh, toous.
two siofirt. bsiak foundation, win st.m heat
! ing apparatus. T. Bdgh,'s bad " as st7, $50;
| & ID Wilson & Co si6. $50; u { Shell. Of
| Alpany. siS.67II tIntrhins & Jackson sIA, soI
The contract was ava afded TO the latter. Il Is
/ TO be completed ~ the middle Of December.
Five hundred thousand brick have cen burned
ard kin Of $4,000 more Is jasI ready.
Ne PauI v. Minneapolis.
MINNgAroLis.July st.--Ed A Stevens, who
had eha'ge Of the supplementary census bur
eau in Minneapolis. Was this afternoon arrest
ed on warrant sworn ou, by 81 Paul people,
eharg n him With padding tho Minneapol te.
tuiis. The 81 Paul prosecutor hints tha,
oihets a-e - be arrested, among them some Of
the best known people in the city. The mat
ter is regarded as great game Of bluff.
WIN he Paid.
| WASHINGTON, July sI.-Supefn,enden.
, Porter TO day began sending out checks il
payment Of the services Of census enumefaiors.
The checks are being sent direct to the enum-
eTotoIs. and are payable at the sub treasury al
| Ne" York. Five hundred checks will be sent
out daily until the whole number, sOmethug
over $4,000 arc paid.
Population ar Beaver.
DENVER. Col, July 2t'-Supervisor Of the
Census George L Sopris tonight announced
| the population Of Denver and suburbs as tao,
IS6. This shows an increase over his former
| figures Of 1000, which have been added by a
ie canvass Of the city by the citizens commit
&C.
WASHINGTON, July 2I.--Senator Dolph
to-day tried TO have called up and passed a
bill allowing the people OF Albany, Oregon, 10
conslruc, bridge. lie explained that il had
been long on the calendar and il was necessary
as the people were anxious to begin work.
Those Damage su,s
EUGENE, July 2o.--The cases in the cir
cult court against the Oregonian Railway
Company for damages, caused hy The right o.
way, have betn !ried and tfe special term o.
court closed this morning, The damages al
lowed by the juries in the revcral cases are as
follows: G II A-mitage. sI777 S7h; Henry
Spores, Sio3o; $ NJ Douglas and NJ Levineer,
1915; Josephine + Stevens. S2So; Josephine
MclIee, S2S Jacob Spores. $1,000. The case
Of A fred Bennett was continued until next
term OF court, Three ofthe cases were settled
by compromise. There is some talk Of the
Armitage case being appealed.
had Enumerators,
ST PAUL, July Alive warrants were is
sued yesterday for Minneapolis enumerators
for completely in the census frauds. But one
man Louis llaggerman, was arrested, as the
others could not be found. One warrant was
for B Arenson and his vile, and when the
story came out, she natively remarked that her
husband was in Canada, but that unless he
received some money very soon he would re-
turn. Two weeks ago several members ssof the
Business Mems union quietly put their heads
together, and as a result the enumerators were
each supplied with S2s and a ticket to Canada.
Don1 Let 10 steep.
WASHINGTON. july 2o.-Fnends of the
river and harbov bill are beginning TO have
some fear for the future. There have been
whisperings about the capitol the past week
that perhaps the bill would be allowed to slum-
Der on the calendar Of the senate until the ad-
journment. There is strong opposition to il in
certain circles on the ground that the appro-
priations of this congress have been very large,
and that this bill is not absolutely as necessary
as are the other appropriation ills which have
been passed or are awaiting passage.
A Battle
Cry OF MEXICO, July 20 o-El Universal
publishes an account Of a lattle between
Guatemaliant and Salvadofans, in San Saliva
dor, in which the former were defeated with
heavy loss. The Guatemaian force number
ed oooo. General Barrundia, the Cuatemalian
refugee, has left Oaxaca to take part in the
war, and he will probably raise the standard
in the revolt in Guatemala. Private kilograms
from San Salvador say the San Salvado ans
captured the Guatemalian artillery in the battle
which took place Thursday,
A Man Found Dead.
HILLsBoRo, Or, July 20 Last night this
town was suddenly thrown into state Of ex
citement by the discovery of the body of a dead
man hanging in an empty room below the stage
Of the opera house. 1t was in fearful state
OF decomposition. The body was .only about
three fourhs erect, being suspended by rope
used to elevate baggage to dressing room Of
tn. stagc. The man who came to this melan-
choly end was without any doubt Charles
Dupuis, Frenchman, whose Whereabouts
ha ave heen inauired for ii The 0repouia,