The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-01
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
SO, them BY the Neck

Gst them By the Neck.
WASHINGTON, July so.--There Is no doubt
that the administration Is doing all in its
po~er 10 bring abou. some settlement Of the
Behring sea difficulty. and threatened retalia
iion on Canadian business, rs indicated In
these dispatches yesterday, will be brought for.
ward Secretary Window will In a lew days |
make a report 10 the senate concerning The |
special privileges now granted the Casadian |
railroads by stalioning United States eanloms
officers on Canadian soil to bond goojs which |
ate brought into the United Stale Tree oiduty, |
II II IN the power oi tie administration TO |
withdraw these officers and compel the Caaad- |
ian roads to employ American elevators and
American workman and bring their cars on the
American side TO be bonded. This would
shut out the Caaadiln Pacific road from engag.
ing 10 irtefSlAio traffic between the Paeiac
coast and the Easiern states. II IL thought
probable such action will be takea, and a lew
steps of this kiaL will be sufficient 20 convince
the Canadians thai they cannot insist on de-
stroying The seal Industry.
south Americas war Faded.
LosnoN. July s9.--rhe Argentine legation
~ Loaaon to night received the following
telegram Lom Baeno' Ayres. signed by Finance
Minister Garcia.
The government is completely victorious.
The matineen have eapiluiated and will de-
poslt their afins tn the atssGal All Eci,elioas
superior officers will be diamissri. The gf0olts
will friein 10 their quarters Commanded 10y
loyal otiieefs. The forces mobiliked by the
so'' iuii'ent sts returning 10 the provinces.
The Ili'tesl si'naiion Is thoroughly eonso',dat
sd.
tader a lsAa of Rrisk.
WAlLA "ALtA, July s9--fhla ahetn.s,n,a a
load Of brick fioui the renuen,iafy yard Was
brought TO Town. and the driver commenced 70
unloaj, Ahea, under The back, pfoies ted by
bs'sfsls, NAs ioupd convict. named William
HoyI. Who was sentenced from Seattle TO-
muIGrf ios ihiry si1 ycaTs lrfm. lie had
gotten 'n the sg1n at tho yand ahiig ihe
Gfiyvg Sas not los,ktag ahd other toeviels iosd
esi ihe lfiek oyct tiss.
The ~ ,lIas. T.se,
WALLACE. iish". juiy sS.--.hs gtids OF
he Conr d'N'soes liss IN hes. flre started
"a t's Csasfsi hY,sl Al o'eilck Sun...y night.
Ien n.'Ha'ss is'vs The water supply gave gu,
and IA IA - tltsn tWo nu.s he sntiFc iluains -
ofgion u Wallace, toasissing ei eight Of lea
blocks, Was ~kiped out Of eAi.srnee The
loss ia buildings and properly vii faa up 10
nearly Ssoo.ooo,
Railroad Accident.
MANCHESTER. July 2S.-A fearful aecidenr
happeaed 10 DAY in the New Manchester ship
canal. when two wofktnen's trains, through
some unexplained stupidity Of the swi,ehman,
/ eollIded. Fosf woTkmcn were instantly Killed
and sixty Others injured, Of whom, II Is feared,
thirty arc fatally hurt. The news soon spread
through the city, and the greatest excitement
prevails.
Reports OF Jshnatswa Relief,
HARRISBURG. Pa. July 2S-Secre,ary Kre
mer. Of the Johhstown food relief committee,
has issued a 'epoH. showing that the total con
tribuiions received we're saga, $40 30; total
expenditures. s2, ,s4S,I4o So, The commission
has S67, ,soS, " IN cash on hand.
washiaRtsns Pspuiaiioa.
WAsHISGroS. july s.-Supefin,enden,
Porter to-day, afeF further Notifications OF the
census of Washington, told Representative
Wilson that the stale had $50, 600 people, and
this basis of representation will give Washing
ton two members IN ,te election Of 1909
About IS per cent Of the population for the
entire country has been received at the census
bureau, and Superintendent Porter hopes, will
the present rate Of counting 10 have rough
estimate OF the population Of the country ready
within few weeks,
The south Americas War.
BuEsos AYREs. July sS.-The revolution
AIRY movement continues 10 spread, Fighting
between government troops and the revolution
lists to-day has been desperate. The govern
ment forces were defea:e ed and thousand oI
them killed or wounded, The navI has Joined
the revolutionary movement. Insureent ar
tillery bombarded the government houses and
baracksio day. A twenty four hours truct
has been arfanged.
The Central AnserIeaa War.
Cry or MEXICO. july 2S,-The.e is great
enthusiasm among the Salvadorians. Genera
Riyas, with 6ooo Indians from cojuhepeque,
has reinforced Ezetas army, There are rum
ors Of anoihcr defeat OF the Guatemalans. who
are still retiring. The Salvadorians are ad-
south American War.
BUEaos AyREs, Jaly ~ Generals Camfo.
and Arendonto, commanding The insurgen $,
have seized the arsenal, barracks and plaza al
Lavelle. Their forces include five militia,
and two citizen battalons and cadet corps
The government commands seven battalion,
and expects rcinforcements from Zarate, The
street conflicts on Saturday were adverse tc
the government. Losses on both sides were
heavy and many buildings were destroyed
The navy remains neutral. Senor Pelegrini
vice president. has assumed the presidency.
Another battalion Of troops, with arms and
baggage, has joined the insurgents, The popu
lace support the revolution, which has EXTEND
ed to the provinces. he authorities are nego
tiating with the insurgents,
.she River a Harbor BlII.
WASHINGTON, July 27,-The interest mani
tested in the river and haTbor bill on the Pacific
coast, evidenced in the telegram received yes
terday and laid before the senate y Mitchell
may result in active efforts by the Pacific coast
delegation to have the bill considered In The
near future. The commerce committee is very
anxious TO have the bin put through, Sand has
instructed the chairman OF the committee,
Frye, TO confer with Adrich, who Is in chargc
Of the teriff dill, 10 determine upon the best
time for calling up the river al barbor meas
ure.a
| 4 Thrcatical Disturbance.
| EUGENE, July a7.-Quite disturbance was
created at Rheinhan's threaten last night, re
sulIing from some difficulty between the Chicago
Comedy Company and Nj Rhienhart. Thc
comedy company had the theater contracted
for the week and had been playing to fair
houses every night, and on Saturday evening
the company wished to play short bill and
then have short dance, TO which Mr. Rinehart
objected. When the company was preparing
for the dance the lights were turned out and
the audience left in darkness. The company