The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-17
No Extra Session.

susPShuNus bicai uanake mas pcCn upncs
Weston Is flooded aud her losses ran into the
thousands
No Extra session,
WAsnioGroN, Oct i4-lt Is generally be-
lieved that a decision was reached at the meet
ing Of the cabinet today that no extra session
Of congress shall be called. The president and
several members Of the cabinet have been IA
voably Inclined to the extra session, calle sim
ply to meet party emergency would make
good campaign material for democrats here
after.
The n OF y.
TitE nALtgs, Oct - The Grand Lodge,
X T. met in this city today. There was n pro.
eession through the sircetes at SPIN. In the
competition drill this afternoon Astoria divlsi-
on Won hrst puxe valued at SIS; the seeond /
piise was Won by Damon aud Pythias lodge.
An address OF welcome was delivered by lohn /
Mitchell editor Of the Times Mopnlaineer, |
which was very able and eloquent. II was re. |
sponded to byJ l. ilill Of Albany. in n few |
wei timed remarks, There Is ball this eve.
ming The city Is ablaze with X T. bunting
EUGENE Oct i4--nelu,y Sheriff Day went
this morning to Ge, man named f.angwonhy |
who lives twenty miles west Of here, on n war. |
rant sworn out by Mrs I.angwor,hy, The |
complaint charges l.angworty with cruel and |
inhuman treatment by beat ng nsusng and |
neglecting his familr. One Of the children Is
sick aud he is charged with attempting TO Kin
II ly giving |, laudaumn.
Family Poisened.
ASHLAND, Oct t4.-Mrs John Gddley and
three children Of this place were seriously
| poisoned yesterday hs eatsng chicken soup in
10 which blue yittiol had in some way been al.
lowed 10 fall. They were all taken violently
III Immediately after eating and the inycstga-
ison OF the physisian discovered the cause. Il
was lcared that some II them would die, but
the latest report is that all will recover.
Justice Miller Dead.
| WAsuSGroN, Oct i5-JusIiee Miller died
lonish, at eight minutes Of eleven O'Clock with.
ou, struggle and apparently without pain. A
few minutes before he died. TIC phleam in his
throat gradually accumulated and his frame
quiycfed. II was evident the end was FAST ap-
; proaehia, and the members Of his household,
were hastily summoned TO his bedside. liz
was born in Richmond, Ny April 1910. and
was appointed associate Justice by President
Lincoln in 1861. Justice Miller by common
eonseu'. has been regarded as the suonges;
man on The supreme bench ever since he tool
his seat thereon.
nsxies's Population.
CRY OF MEXICO. Oct fj-The census O
the city was taken to-day, everything psssin.
: of wiIhoa, hitch. twill te The best eensa
r ever taken here. The esumcralors say tht
population will nc, fall short oi 9eo.ooo.
General neiknap Dead.
WAsuiNGroS, Oct i3-Gra Wm Belknap
kS-sectctsfy Of war. dice in bed this morning
c in his room in the EayeHs hlilding Oh New
, York avenue in this eigy.
4 Fatal Accident,
ELLESsuUgCu. Oss q "A terrible acei
dent ocegIed this afternoon about 4;5o. b,
which l. { Sea.oa, an old and respected citisef
met bis death. lie and his wife were dfivini
in phaelon on Main street, when a runaway
team, niichci 20 heavy wagon. came tearing
doWn the street. The old gentleman ws'
warned 10 urn Cut. bot 60, excited, turned hi
horse crosswayg in the street and the runaway
team dashed into the phaeton at tetiht
! speed. huhing It twelve feet, and smashing !
into sphnieIs, and shapelcss mass. Ready
men weSe quickly on the SPOT and found Au
Seaton undes the Fains bleeding from namef
Gus wounds, bot no, dangerously injured. lie
k,,shand wa fJHnd br,ids the hursa, p,ill con
seious, but feafiulY injured Internally Iiu
body was taken into house near by. Whet'
he died ia an hoar and half AZ srwaTds.
Pioneer Dead.
EtcESE, Oct t5-Thomas Be,.hsa,
prominent pioneer q Lane county. died f., hi
home four miles from Eugene yesterday. IL,
was taken With an agpo!ee;ic stroke IN ia,
morning aud died in about twelve hours. liz
Was born in England in 1890. and came &c
America IN 1853, and across the plains 10 Oge
gon IN 1883, being one cf the ltsi settlers II
Lane eOudty.
Oregon PsstmasIers Appointed.
WAsHtssroS, Oct t5,-The following
pos,mas'ers were to-day apPoil'ed in Oregon
$ 4 Jones q, Brooks, Marion county; l. IIord.
ecker, at CoquclIe, Coos county; 6 Gall a,
Marion, Marion county; a X wa,soa, At
Moaniaiudale, Washington county: T. Aollo-
way, Al Saddle Morrow county.
Census RrRuds.
WAsHIScfoS. Oct IA dispatch from
Washington, published sn the New York
World this morning, makes some startling
charges against the census bureau. II states
that for moalh ;hc World has been inYesiiga
ling 10 find the true source Of the errors which
have heen pfoyen TO exist in all parts Of the
country and has in It's possession evidence
which duplicates one Congressman from Brook
lyn, some political managers in that city, and
halt dozen clerks in the cenSus Office in all at
temp, TO defraud many Of the states Of the Uni
on out Of their legitimate congressional repies-
entsiion.
Justice Miller Dying.
/ WAsHECroN, Oct i2.-The great Vitality
exhibited by Justice Miller is surpris!ng his
physicians and friends At 6;;o this evening
he was still alive, but unconsioas, and the
family were gathered about his bedside await
ing the final change. Tha, he continues TO
breathe is all that can be said IN reference 10
his case. Ills death is momentari'y expec ed.
A Sharp Trick.
| CLEVELAND, Oct f2.-Shorly before the
trial Of c c Hale for shooting Eugene cowles
began at Montreal, .Irs Cowles withdrew the
pete,ion for divorce she had previously filed,
which attacked Mr. CoWles' character. This
was understood here to imply desire that the
case against her brother, Mr. Hale, might not
be pressed, Mr. Cowies, at any rate, respond.
cd by inslrucling his attorneys not TO insist on
n severe punishment, and Hale was let on
with fine. AS soon as the parties returned
| from Montreal Mrs CoYles obtained an in
junction restraining her husband from obtain
| ing any money from the Cowles estate. ani
yesterday She filed new petition for divorce,
which reassers the charges made in the first.
9HiiaweJ,
! QuEENSTowN, Oct I2.-Government Z
teciives have been patroliing the harbor all day
in boats and searching all tugs and tenders
with passengers aboard for the steamers Um
bria and Wi'consin. Mail trains arriving
| from Cork are also searched. 1t is evident
that the authorities DO not think O'Brien and
Dillon have y.t succeeded in leaving the
country and they hope to intercept them. The
steamships themselves have also been thorough
| y searched.
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