The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-03-14
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
An 0reaen cyclone.

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prNprnroN, March IA special TO the
aibune from Wilbur station says The
'hahItanis Of Wilbur station had the
Ieaaure OF witncssinga regular Dakota
yclone, w.ieh passed over about o'cluuk
lis afternoon, crnsslng Moaenam creek
a northeastly direction, and for few
slnutcs the heavens were clouds With
ees and hran3hes.
ssade fun efff.
WAsniseroN, March 7.-The recent
made BY the senate 10 aseer-
In how the newspapers got hold Of the
acrets of execution sesslona, was started
y Senator Dolph. OF Oregon, who intro
ucesi the matter and was made chairman
I the "lnqulsitorial COMMITTEE as Il was
allied by the men on Newspaper Row.
II course the investigation has created no
nd OF amusement aud amounted 10 nolh-
ng.
lifc Lesg Democrat.
NoRrH YAKIMA. March 6.--captaln A +
lodges. an old pioneer, died this morning Of
as the residence Of bis son 10 law
. Chapman. lie was born In Ohio Oe.obet
., 1917. In iS43 he immlgraled to Iowa.
nd the following year crossed the plains to |
-regon, arriving In Oregon City In 1874. He |
worked at the carpenters trade as contractor
s,lh Colonel Nesmilh for several years. In |
IS4o he returned 10 the East by the isthmus,
be &C to New Orleans. where he purchased
he machinery fos the first line fof steamboats,
slaced or the upper Willamette river, which
70 shipped by way Of Cape Horn TO Oregon.
While East he was appointed superintendent
II Indian affairs for Oregon. and In 1884 re-
srossed the plains to Oregon.
Weadins Quarrel.
LOUISVILLE, KY, March 6.--John Willis
A man highly respected in Mclean county, mar
He'd Ms EiIie pinks,on a couple Of days ago.
At the wedding supper discussion arose be-
tween them as to religion, and grew very warm
Things grew unpleasant and the company
one by one, Mrs Willis became
furious and refused TO retire the hfidaiehamber
Every enlreaiy failed. aud the woman sat stock
still In her chair until daylight. She then set
out for her fernser home, fefusing TO be
by anybody. The ninister
Of hsT church has endeayored to get her
10 return to her husband, aud tho latter
has offered never TO mention religion
again ia her presence, but shc refuses 70
entertain any proposition looking to re-
AnR Accident
BUFFALO. March 6.--The train on the Lake
Shore from the west, due at Buffalo at 9: 10
p m. broke In two nsar Iianbu'g TO night.
The from, part Of the train was btoegh, TO a
stands,ill. The rear halt. composed Of Eve
heavy rullmans, came on down the grade and
crashed into second day coach. The pull-
man beinG heavier, liitcl the day coach into
the alr and ,aey now lie on top OF the other.
and both having telesconed tie first day coach
Both day coaches and the Pullman were full
Of passengers. Seven persons afe reported
killed and ten arc injured.
sworn I'm.
PORTLAND. March OIL I BARN was to-
day sworn in as United States marshal for
Oregon, by Judge Sabinr Marshal harin has
made the following appointments Office dc
putty, ] I Gregg. Salem; local outside depai-
les. L y Siano,. Portland; o Miller. Claeka-
mas. Lyman NJ watroas, Of Umatilla county
Is appointed deputy marshal with headqaart-
ers At Pendle,on.
Bridges ordered,
SALKM. March 6.--The county court 10 ses.
sion 10 day made orders lor rebuilding the BIZ
bridge across the Willamette at Salem anil aisS
new bridge across the Sanliam AZ Jefferson,
II was ordered that $4,000 be appropriated
for the purpose Of rebuilding the bridge aero&
the Willamette. al Salem on eondilioa shs
Polk county pay the same amount and The cir
Of Salem the remainder necessary TO fehuilt
Aaid bridge. provided that the whole coat shAl
not exceed $40 900; but should IL exceed sha
sum tho two counties aud the city shall pay a
equal proportion Of such cost Il was ordered
that $1,000 be appropriated toward Iuiiding
bridge aeroxs the Santiam at Jeiierson. proyii'
cd Linn county pay the balance.
stack Losses Exaggerated.
fKsDLRroS. March o. II is ..beginniag 1
appear ths. stock losses were greatly sxagger
ased. l. Gnliifofd. who Is 10 the city. say
nc has Lost about 1000 oai Of 1900 head q
sheep on Butter creek. /, was reported tina
he had lost Sooo, Anton Fey only 900 ou
Of 5000 on Butter creek. 4 Gillian, fron
Birch e,esk, says thar majority Of his shee
are turned Out 10 feed. Farmers who are
town to-day say they viii expect very goo
crops this year, and think they viii suffer ver
little loss from frozen crops.
Frisky ssadenss,
KALAMAZOO. Mich, March 6.--Last Saiui
day night twenty one s,ndents Of KaIawazo
College kidnapped Professor Ferry and inalsuc
tor Trow bridge, bound them and icf shet
lying out IN q cosnheid. Il being nearly ~
] hours before they succeeded "a iberating .heI
selves. The faculty to-day expelled one seniol
suspended another and freshman for q zeal
while eighteen other students arc suspe-de
or the remainder Of the ShooI year, Thepur
shmens Is generally considered too severe.
naa sisuailsn.
SissoE, Cal. March 6. The heavy raj
continues, and the snow ID going off rapid
ly, again causing sIidts. The train from
Ashland Is two days behind time fron
slides north of IIornbrook. Trains from
Redding are not DELAYED much. Frcigh
trains with dity days delayed goods ar
being rushed through IN anticipation o
another blockade.
Csnsraea Lst.
CORVALLIS, March GA contract wa
let to-day BY the county court for the con
struetion Of new bridge across Mary
river at this city. Hoffman & Bates, o
Portland, have been awarded the work
The bridge Is 10 have pile pier, span on,
hundred and fifty feet, iron and wood com
bination. Price $3o3y.
Spreading 0uf,
SAN FRANCISCO, March Alb Campbell
general Northwestern freight agent Of III,
Union Pacific, at Portland. Is in the city, &C
eompanied by his family. lie stated io.nigh
that the report in regard TO the line Of steamers
rom Portland TO Japan was correct. lie adj
ded that three steamers would be put on. The,
would be ofEnglish build and would carry the
Japanese flag.
There Is so much flour TO be sent to Asia
tic ports. said Mr. Campbell, .sthai the Cana
dian Pacific steamers canno. carry il all. Be-
sides, there are other frcights, and there Is a
good passenger business. These steamers viii
carry passengers as well as freight"
scott Held.
McMISNviLLE, March 5.-william N
Scott. now in jail here, charged with the mur-
der Of his wife, after a preliminary trial Of
three days. is held TO await the action OF the
grand jury, which convenes March z4th.
Yonhg Abe Lincsin Dead.
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