The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-06

prisoner eame into court looking none the
worse for his three months confinement
Very Sympathetic,
BERLIN, jane 3.-rhe emperor to-day re-
eeiyed a depu,aIion from German guilds and
artisans uniDns In sympathetic speech the
emperor declared Il was his most earnest wish
TO see the handierat again ON the same hasis
rs in the Fourteenth century.
siotr q, rien-s.
Council BLUFFS, Iowa, June J IA Glen
wood special says, "one Of the mos, disastrous
storms Iha, ever visited this Sreiion struck |
Genwoad early this morning. The State ln
sliiulion for feeble minded was blown down.
The roof Of the building was crushed In by the
falling Of smoke stack, which tore It's way
through the huilling killing two inmates.
Willie Cline and Wesley Emery, their bodies
being crushed almost ;opuip.
Six Other inmates were severely injured. OF
whom one or two may die.
a new uiiding in course Of construction
withs,ood the storm. Several other buildings
Nste wrecked,
The cannery factory houses had ono side
blown in. while the Gleuwood mills are Hdly
damaged.
Double Flight
DALLAS. May 4-Th, main fight was ON
the building Of a courthouse q, Dallas. S,mp.
son, an Independence candidate. Is elected by
zoo majority over Meliee of Dallas, hence no
courthouse will be built this year. There
was considerable disturbance in tha: county
over this question yesterday and to day. There
was free fight ON Main street this afternoon.
and Simpson man who pulled Dallas boys
nose. had his own nose broken in return.
Several others bear marks Of the fray.
Benton County,
NEWPORT. June s,--'rhe following is the
complete vote Of the city Of Newport. Herman
I57, Miller IS; Thompson Ii4, Penuoyer "a;
MeIlride iio, Townsend 50; Meisehsn isS.
Webb II; bean I5S. bonham 50; McEhoy
fs7, LeRoy -; Baker no, o'iit,en 75; State
Senator Ctosno. Rep, It4; State Senator
Thompson, Dem. sSi Representatives Starr
rat, Moore Ii7, Rep; representatives Foster
IS, Gibson 81. Dem. In the county the &c
pubiicans have an average majority Of 6S. Re.
turns uow IA from outside precincts indicate
the election Of the entire republican ticket. ex
eep, sheriff, which is vety close. The union
patty vote ISe.
nshring sea Troubles
LoNpoS, June An the House Of Com
mons Sir Jas Ferguson. parliamentary secre-
,ary Of the ioreigu Office. declined .io lay on
the table pspef1 relative 10 negotiations With
the United States concerning the Behtlng Sea
troubles, until the queA:ton MAS settled.
Hiosdium stndents.
/ BogtoS. June s.-The Harvard university
TO day witnessed the eTowning outrage at the
hands Of its untaned siaaengs, the victory over
Yale al New York and Ne" Haven haYing
/ tuned their heads. Afiet Wild huGrahieg last
night. the band Of unknown vandals started
out to decorate the college aud ros,ioas Of the
| city. They secured large amount Of rcd
/ pain, and smeared Il all over everything. PHI
vale houses had windows. doors, walls and
stone steps marked in huge rcd letters. "IIar-
! ward 9, Yale s. the baseball Seote yesterday
/ The handsome bronze statue Of John Harvard
was painted red ani its beautiful bronze base
ruined. ChuIe..ts were invaded and deseefat
/ cd. On the beautiful Mosaic arch In the inem-
oriai hall ''io-wilh Yale" was daubrd, and
| The s,oue~osk in all numerous halls Was sitnil-
I arly treated.
cutie Geld Hlsoded.
RKDDiSG. Cal, June a.-I.ss, evening As
/ viii sn MenZel, Of the firm Of Menzel Brothers
blaeksmilhs and butchers, was returning from
a ride 10 Anderson in buggy with Miss Molly
/ Tester, daughter Of AISr Adiie Tester, who
keeps restaurant here. they were met by Mrs
! Hank Plumb. who fred five shs,s with a re-
volyer, either at Menzel Of both. The team
Was frightened bit by bullets and jumped TO
one side, turning The buggy over.
Menxel is badly hart, u no, seriously injured
in The hip and by cat /. his head. Miss
Tester Is considerably bruised and badly shak-
en- up. bot IS thought not 10 be s:fiousiy hurt.
Threatening Bismarck.
IuSD0S, June "A dispatch from Berlin
says the emperor has inlorned Prince bismarck
'ha, il he does mol s,op his press ui,erings the
resul, will TIC serious.
An RaStrru storIm.
BALTiMoRE,Ju June Dispatches from vari.
Gus towns ia Virginia tell Of terrible wind, hail
and electric Noyms Numbers Of barns we're
struck by lightning and many animals were
killed. The storms also extended over the
line in Wes, Virginia. At Wa,renton the
| Baptist church was unrooled. The storm was
accompanied by violent delugc Of hail and
hardly a whole pane Of glass can be found on
the north side of houses on Main and Winches.
ter streets. At Summit Point, W Va, two
frame churches and a half dozen houses were
blown down. several persons injured and miles
Of fam land devastated.
Beer Monopoly.
SAN FRAKcIsco, June 1.-The Chronicle
says 10 days mail brought the legal documents
conSummating the sale Of local bfcweres TO an
English syndicate fof 81, soo, ,oco The new
corporation will be known as 49, he San Fran
cisco Breweiies.
An European.
SOFIA, June 1.-The northern part Of this
city has been wrecked by q hurricane. The
loss Of life is considerable Among the goldiers
the killed aud wounded numbered eleven.
The loss among the inhabitants is not yet as
certained. The damage to the palace amounts
TO $500, 200.
The Wonderful Billiards.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-The billiard con.
test between Schaefer and Mcclary clo:ed last
night. Schafer scored another run of 1000
points, which made a continuous run ,,of 5000
points for three nights. McClary had no op-
poruniiy to use the cue after the first night,
when he scored fifteen points. The score at
the close was; Schaeler, 3oo4; McClay, Is.
They Cof Mad.
CINCINNATI, June i.--Tne grand council
Of the United Commercial Travellers Alsocia-
ton yesterday adopted resolution demanding
Of President Harrison, in the name Of 81 1000