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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-13

lion " illiam Cyrus, Of Scio, died at
his home IN that town on Friday evening
at quarter past ten o'clock. During
the day he was Mt work hoeing in the
garden, when lac was struck with paraly-
sis and soon became unconscious and
fingered in that state until he died. MIR
Cyrus was born of English and Scotch
parents, in Granger county, Tennessee,
OH the 18th day of December, 1870. lie
crossed the plains TO Oregon in isf7 and
has resided here ever since. In lsG6 he
was elected state senator from Linn
county, and In 1872 he was elected coun-
~ commissioner, both OF which places
lie filled 10 the satisfaction of the people
Of the county. He was married three
times. His first wife was Mary A Dea-
kins, II native of Indiana. BY her he had
seven girls and three boys. His second
wife was Jane Brisco, by whom he had
one daughter and two sons. His third
wife was Margaret II Charlton, who sur
wives him. Mr. Cyrus was a devoted
member Of the Baptist church, a leading
granger, u most exemplary and useful
man in his vicinity. He had many
friends but no enemies. He was man
OF strict public and private integrity and
was u model man in the best sense ol
that word. A large circle Of friends ex.
tend their heartfelt sympathy to the
family in this their hour Of sorrow and
bereavement.
Funeral services will take place to-
morrow at Providence church at II
o'clock.
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Give Is More.

PititApELrHiA, June S.-Aboat ! O'Clock
this afternoon an explosion oeeuited in the
tank Of he steamer llansankuu iiing at the
Atlantic Oh Refining Company Jocks at
Point Breeze. The yrsscl was ruined and
SOo, 900 gallons Of oil, together With eonAidet-
able wharf property was destroyed by GFe
Which resulted from the explosion. Thisleen
people we're either killed OF injured.
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EARM FOR SALE.-Two hundred
1 acres oI good farm land All IN culti
vation. with 80 ID two story house, good
bern and other outhousss. Gooi water
FOR "A n1ly aud stock. Good pear and mp.
pie orch ag'!, As welt S. ptner ki ds o.
uit. %ouli make L-yn good small
farms situated flar miles southwest Of
Albany. Inquire A. this Office.
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Experts claim that if steel ships arc kept
properly painted with good paint, and the
plates properly "pickled," they would last
as long as iron, otherwise they would de-
eriorate more rapidly than iron ships.
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Committed suicide.

BUTTE, Mont, June 6.--W / piSey COM
millcd suicide ut his home on lower Main
street His wife and daughter, aged 10,
sell beer at the Comique Thealer. They came
home early in the morning and found MIR Pixley
intoxicated, With pisolia bis pocket, and us
Ing threatening language They took refuge
at q neighbour house, where they slcp, till noon
to day, when they again sought their home
and were Mortified to hnd the husband and
father dead ON the floor w,lh n bullet hole
through his leit temple,
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Different classes of substances have
bcee fornd to effect the organs of taste in
the following order: bitters, acids, saline
substances, sweets and alkalies. The taste
nerves are nearly 1000 times rs scnsitive
TO quinine is to sugar.
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THEY RATIFIED.

LEBANON, Or, June O. Lebanon rati-
fed the election of Pennoyer and the
county ticket last night bv the firing
of anvils and music by the band. A large
crowd was In attendance.
DEMOCRAT.
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Bcnton County,

CORVALLIS, June 4.-Returns from all pre-
cincts in this county give majorities for Pen
noyer z6e, Hermann 2I9, Mcbride o6, and
balance of state ticket republican by about Ioo
The republicans carry the legislature by about
I5 also the county ticket, except sheriff, treas
urer assessor tand commissioner. which are
democratic, Mackay, Dem, for sheriff, carried
the county by only majority.
The democrats are having big ratification
to night. Anyils are firing and huge bonfire
is burning in Main street.
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A Rla noI,IIers.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 6,--Upon exnmina
tons made Of certain portions OF the walls Of
tie new eityhall, the result shows tha, walls,
supposed to be Of solid brick, four feet in thick
ness, were found Ia places TO he filled in with
ttale mortar, sand, broken fragments Of brick
and other rubbish, II is estimated that I,
500, 600 bricks were not put In according 10
eonIrac, The loss 10 the city Is about S4o,-
600, Further Investigations are 10 be made.
A Brutal 0utrRgr.
BELGRADE, June o,---'rhe recent attack oI
the Arnauls on Servian village on the 'front.'
ler, proves 10 have been an unprovoked and
brutal outrage. The inhabitants were driven
out Of heir houses in the dead Of night by q
false alalm Of fire. lor The purnosc Of numbering
them. Out Of a population Of one hundred
hIlecn were killed, thiftynve were wounded
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The best Salye in the world for Cuts Bruises Sores
Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever s,rss, rstter, Chappi
hands, Chilblains, Corns, and ali Skin Ernpte and
d. Pric rs cents per hex. For sac by Foshsy and
Mason
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Rnnl.lan,. Arniaa rnl,,a

BARsArN. = Boudoir paper, large
package, only 10 cents at Hubbsrd's drug
stare
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The best lines Of 5Iand 10 cent cigars in
the city arctic be found at Conn Hendric
sons.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-13

II YOU want either to buy or soil your
place the same in The bends Of r
Ashby ~ Co.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-13

cans Golden Star tomatoes for 80 cents
at Q n syers, and all other. canned goods
cheap or cash.
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/ o O F.--Albany Lodge No holds its
regular meeting Wednesday evening Of
each week. Visiting brothers are cordially
invited to attend.
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For SALE.--Sevcn fresh cows for sale
cheap. Inqaire at this office.
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Lane County.

EUGENE. June 4.-The returns are in for
the entire county, which gives pennoyer ma
jority of 344, and Hermann majority OF gas;
Bean, for supreme judge, has a majority OF
426, The remainder ofthe republican state
ticket has majority Of about zoo. CT the
county ticket, the republicans eject two repre-
sentatives, A c Jennings and Jaaper Wilkins,
the clerk, treasurer, surveyor and toron"r. The
democrats elect state senator, X NJ Veatch,
oac representative, + Coleman, ,shl, school
superin' endent, assessor and county oommis-
sion.
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PERCHERON STALLION
TITUS, 1894.
pEscRIpTfoN AND r'KpIdnRK,

Gays AbO IHuIbohybf at O~fFhIlls, fTf-
day ys and Saturdays.
pEscgIpTfoH AND PEDIGREE,
PEEK ;-foa cd 1884; impsrled 1885 by
Iurr.s, Brothers. o. Polo, Illinois, bred
= NJ 5uilIuiD, Commune Of La Gaudaine.
anton { MOI gent Ie-Rotrou, department
81 EU et-iir: got by Bayard 3555
(Gs7); lam Cocotsee seSsl by Cheri (4lS7D
out Of KobiBe.
l777J out Of R1goIte by Bon Occur dam
lily.
Earbo0ne 1884 (777) by Brilliant 1890
f15ljl oct of siad@iOn by FavoTi (7l1.)he
by Vieux Cbasiin (7j3J out Of L'Amie by
Vieux Pierre (s9f.) 10 By Coco t712)
Bnliilnt 1890 1850 by Coco II l7f4) out
Of Rosetie by .iina belonging TO the
Frencl government.
Coc5 II (7l4) by Vieux Cbas in (7I3)out
If La Grit6 by vieux Pierre 0s3)
Vie eux Cbasiin (7lS) by Coco t7I21 out Of
Foulby Sandi.
CDco (7i2) by Migaon t715) out Of Pau
line by Visux Coco.
Mienon Ti5j by Jean leblanc (739.)
tsee Jean-le. B.anc.l
Cberi (4i37) by Bljou, belonging TO NJ
Fardoust, ort Of Bicbe, belonging TO NJ
DebrAy
TERMS.
To insure Mare In ioai ....... ....... ..... go
For season ....Sl5
single service, q D.......-......... $40
! Persons insuriug their mares and not
returning in regular seaso- TO the horse,
/ will be charged ~ season mares. Persons
/ dispos ng 5f their i1ares before they are
| known 10 be With f0al.Or removing them
/ from the county will be charged for in
surznce. Property of
r, w. BI IUN BEEa
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RRAL ESTATE SALES.

w Pugh to Isabelle Michel, S acres
I3w w3............... 300
II Bryant to ] B Fisher, lot g. bl II,
BIS A to Albany. y............ 400
] S Antonele 10 A Everett Ball, IS
feet front First ST., bl 9. ...... 1850
Maggie Blackman to VIM A Frey,
lot I, bl /, BIS A............. rs
Albany Gem Assn to John Medin,
lot, cemetery y............... IS
Anna M Houck TO Mildred A Bur
mesttr, lots IS, 10, bl I,H's A.. 800
$425o
Total for year 81 6oo,o37
During ten days six mortgages were re-
corded. Total consideration, $4,000.
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PH EeiScr OFFICERS.

Following is u list of all thc precinct
officers, according TO the returns can.
vassed yesterday afternoon
Justice. Constable.
ALBANY.
George Humphrey CO Burkhart
BRusi CREEK.
J II Edwards is Hamilton
cRAwroRpsyn.LE.
Robert Glass II II Scott
BROWNSVILLE.
T. u johnson Ed vanliagcn
FRANKLIN DrrrE.
John Curl Lee Bilyeu
rox VALLEY.
Henry Lyons Willis Potter
nALAEY.
" Stewart Thos Morgan
nARRisnuaa.
l. Douglas A senders
LEnASoS.
$ o Wallace IA Dobkins
ORLEANS.
" II Crawford David sherer
fgoRiA.
f Zeigler W Garrett
ROCK CREEK.
" J Wigs T. l. Shepherd
HJtD.
Vim Cyrus J T. Bilyeu or
q W Hunsakcr
HkNTfAM.
4 Savage = W Bradley
SYRACUSE.
] r Jones Geo Conner
sitEpD.
] " Ellison WV Yantis
sgEET HONE.
r c Watkins Sw Hearing
TANGENT.
4 Barnes IN Beard
WATERLOO.
W 4 Gleason y IIudllesnn
rAET ALnASf.
W II Warner Frank Campbell
wEsT ALBANY.
JR Wyatt q W Burkhart
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$425o

Tou have big stock to select from at ]
FiPowell & Co
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10 per cent off on aliassl, Gales for the
i ext 80 dayssat w Reads.
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] w Bentley. best boot and shoe maker in
city, opDosite FortmilIer g. Iryings.
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was tfnngcd.

PORTLAND May 6.-"pellio" the Indian
convicted oflhe murder Of alfbrced woman
on the Umaiia reServation.a and sentenced Jan
5o,h, was hanged here 10 day by the Federal
authorities, assisted by county officers. Tne
execution took place in wood she'd Of the eoun
" Jail, Aher facing those present he spoke
about ten minutes in Chinook. which was in
tcrpreled by deputy sheriff Misuer, saying that
God knew he was innocent; that he cid not kill
the woman aud God knew he spoke the truth.
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DentoB County,

SALEM, June 4-The official vote in Mario,
county gives Thompson a majority Of ~, Nets
chan 6I3, McElroy $50, Baker SIS, Bean 7S3,
Hermann 92I' Bingham s73, Waldo ITO, Nat
son 4S6, Croisan 1873, BObcock 5S7, McNary
632, Condit 764, Cleayer IIo, Yoder I7o, Cui.
yer 6o7, Stott 434' Cross 76S. Holmes, DEM
ocrat, for representative, had a majority OF 6.
Honey and Hirsch. republicans, were elected
TO the senate, and Armstrong, Baker, Gecr and
Mimic, republicans, were elected to the house,
The largest number Of votes cast for "a union
candidate was 34S,for Hibbard for representa-.
tive.
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amer sase I:aii Players.

CLEVELAND June s.-A heavy rain sad
hail storm, with lightning aud thunder. broke
over the city At : O'Clock this afternoon. Hail
as lafge.as hickory nuts scattered window
glass and did other damage. u, the goands
Of the players baseball league lightning struck
a flagstaff on lie grand stand, aud three OF
ioar persons were pros,ratcd by The shock, a
minute after the first shock second ono tore
ur the gtsss Of the diamond, and then almost
throw n irtO a ftnnic
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&C. traips connect Al Albany and
CORVALLIS. Tho above trains connect at
Yanuina with the Oregon Development
Uompanyis Tine Of Steamships between
Valiiina and San Francisco,
SAIl.ING DATES
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GlTY TAXES.- Notice is hereby give
Othat the tax roll of the city OF Al
bany, Or. for the year 1890. has been
placed in my hands for collection, and
thstl will g at the Council CT ambersof
SAID CITY 10 receive snd receipt for III
the taxes Q harged in said roll, tor tn
period OF 80 days from date of this notic
All taxes remaining unpeid at the expir
alton of thirty days Thereafter will b. re
te. hed '"n Council of the city
oI Albany az t, and costs and
expenses tor collecting such taxes be
ADDED thereto. JOHN N HOFFMAN
City Marshal,
May 1890.
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A New Repair Shop

Has just leen opened on First street, OPP
pOsits the Russ house, where y-u can get al
Kinds Of broken articles mended, clocks
guns an d locks repaired, keys fitted, &c
Work Srom the couutry promptly attended
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An Oresen Cen.mlasIensr.

EUGENE, Or, June 6.--iIon NJ wilkins.
this county, To day received his commission, as
niled States Commissioner from Oregon TO
Worlds fair. lie expects TO 20 10 Chicago IN
a shor, time to attend the meeting Of the com
miasioneta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-11
CTS ANNOUNCED BY THE ALTON.

CHICAGO. April 10 lspcclaIJ-The Alton road had
field day tday in the Western Freight Association ~
Yesterdays meeting Chairman Fathoinc ruled out tho
Atoms no.ce u paying regular mileage to shippers Of
live stock A common cars. "eneiai N"h"sr' '""Pp'''
Of the Alton i, ia ST. Louis. but he wired his repre-
sentative tbs morning to give notice that the mileage
would be Iad and If any Of the lines ooected me Alton
would withdraw from association Ihl tAf'S' MADE
tho subject altogether too hot TO handle. ana IL vas
dropped without further action Inc A'o' sNns NV
days, These payments Will b. an Innovation the Alton
claiming tina. Il must axe them 70 meet n1npuated rates
by It's competitors. IL cuts the rate per car from Kansas
city to Chicago between 81 and $40 Inc Atohs hoe'ce
q, reduction In packing.hor,e products from Kansas
c,v n twelve cents was voted down. the Alton alone
fa,orlng it, On the defeat Of the notion. the Alton
promptly announced that 1t would make the Fedueuoa
rntcr the ten days rule.
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~ ycw-York will benefit by the bill, since heF cA
rancivc nrrores will be maintained bN ilc H'h'c;;
heretofore thc county Of Ncw-fork HAS supporter
them -. ,.,.,,., tho SONATA rln,nca
Committee has become the graveyard "a "h u'l">u W.
number of ambitious measures TOT spc,,t."iH- . t
monies money But there seem, to be stu room i9r
mor, OF siX or seven Capitol appropriation Diil,
m ,od IA thr senate the committee this morning
por,od ono This vns the biggest of all, the Chase
bjiI annroprating - - 1900 for completing the puma
No. HE manipulation l. reduced t. S3b1,l2o, anu
The hin ha, been amended a. To provide only iu
continuing the work The bill was ordered TO thru
reading with the understanding that II may nc us
cu..rd when II comes up for passage . ,,.-,,
Al the evening session or the senate, Mt. h'hdiu
son,s state Road Commissioners bill was dlscuS''n.
Thi, bill provides for the submission 10 Iic
nrone AT me next general election OF law authorH-
Inc the construction OF roads between county scat,
under the supervision Of the state Engineer anu
surycvor The bill permits Of the raising OF io.'
~ siO 900 900. carrying . per cent lnt,'fS, "
dcfray the necessary expense. Mt lu,haIu'om
efforts 10 get it ordered to a thru rcau'hs WIZ
Mr. Frwin's Investigations into electrical methpn-
have hrcn crowned with such satisfactory rc'ul''
tia, he secured the adoption thS c''i"n-
~ a resolution empowering the committee III,
General Laws Of which he Is chairman, TO cNilnIIp
info The use Of electric motors on street ra."'u w.
and thc effect OF steam hca; electric sunWaHs III
New. York the committee II report before Nay
The excitement among the typogIaphlcal u.nont -
over The contract for printing by the conVS.' +he
sing Sing is likely 10 be permanently alaS,n nv III. n
massage I'm the senate OF the Assembly, reso'"'io" -
during that the contract be resclhdeu'
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
prsurD BY THE CANADIAN PACIFIC.
uoyv THE GREAT NORTHERN CORPORATION |

HOW THE GREAT NORTHERN CORPORATION
HOPES Tc GET An OUTLET AT THIS rohl'
Kingston. y. Y, April 10 (spcciaD--A meeting IN
,ho interest Of the proposed Newiork, schenectady
and ncdcnsburg Railroad was held here this afternoon
nns,dc,t G l. Grouse, Secretary W. ,. |anderO"''
,.,ios p Knowles yicc-Prcsidcnt W. y. Nassoi
roosror p H. Faglcr and nearly all the directors Oh
the company were present -. 49,, o,,
Mr.. Knowles pictured the advantages Oh inc nv"
.aa Notwithstanding the transportation ro".1'
-, .ha tJudson and Mohawk valleys, lie SAUL
too ,ras an interior section here when was p"'.s
49,, ~ from proper facilities. The Canadian RACINE
pai,,,ov was seeking more direct Outlet 10 'nc '
,d II wanted terminal facilities In Hc"-io'"'
.,cadv II had a charter to bridge the ~ Lawrence
-, a. about n huild The road now proposed Is from
nronor,,cv 70 the poughleepsc Bridge, at III 1hihu'
49,, eirbt miles Then there are eleven miles !"
- ,zi,, IN complctc a connection with lhe NC" '"''
>,n,horr which, Il was said, that COMPANY nsu
ana ~, Lila This would secure New, 10TH uc'
ablo." nd Tho Canadian Pacific wOulu thua " ANY ~
n.Iiu' n,.. ~, roundabout outlet at fortidLu "
1,,tn The cost of roadway, exclusive Va - ~.
n, ~ estlnyaed at Sl1,1Oo per hiic ~ i,o ,
' d II crosse, the Albany ana s'isluch,i'' 'y'u ,
w 49, az t,uildcn and thence through Ne" ,"''N
UNI r C1,r,.vlr through the town OF 'orymuls ~
a.n crossing sawbill Creek near NoodstoOh,
VI, mining east Of the tat,kls, then cOhln7 Hc"'
1 NnhnnIT aud thus to the rouehhcepSe bFluse.
" r,nus offers to negotiate bonds were lcdu, "lu
,c means arc said to be awaiting INC pcrlccIioh Vi
fhci legal existence Of the company
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FISH AND GIBBS COMBINE AGAIN.
erpracrr IN TIE CITIES COMMITTEE OVER
POLICE JUSTICE BILL.

Albany. April 10 (special.-Thc Assembly, N''.
oi,,eo nm cite, viii report favorany to'm"rIo" '',
I;u IN make the Board Of Police oi Ne" '''" W
nsrtsan hoiy. and senator stewards Dill p'o''
,,st no man shall he police justice III Nc" "
nnIcss he /. a lawyer. The vote III thc 'oni""'o
an The Police Justice bill was close one a. ''''''
ci,he White and Fish voted with the pe"o'I"'''
rho vote n rcport the bill q ~ D. Inc SIX aIhi-
.ive VOTES were east by Andrus GARDENER Haul''
dow. weed and Iioag Republicans, ana D'h"''p''''
ncp'ocru. The Eve negative votes were cast by
ems White. and Fish, Republicans, ana iiItt ana
p,vrcnthal Democrats. Mr. Gibbs, II Is said' uihhs
no K 10 be appointed a police justice by laminahy
uau a. a reward for his eXcrtions here TINS winter
IN support Of Tammany Halls policy and opposition
20 such bills As Tammany Hall does not Ike lie Is no
lawyer. however, and therefore opposes senator
stewards bill 1t j. "A mystery {" many wlv some
Rcunnncan members Of the ASsfnbly, ont OF mi
taken friendship for the man, are permitting MN 10
iood them into the support OF laminahy lial ;
schemes and Mr. Gbbs's own plans Tor personal
nroat There was general astOnsimcnt among inc
i3enublcan members OF the Assembly to-nsht, Whch
the committee Cities over IL bill WHICH, apparently
| Gibbs and his friends were boastIhg to-hgh.
that despite their defeat TO day In the COmnitcc Oh
| cities they would defeat the bill In the Assembly,
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EEprnLIcAN BUSINESS MEN At Worh
PLANS FOR ORGANIZING \ COUNTY CAMPAIGN
tONNIII!I.


An important meeting Of the business Mems Rcpub
llcan Association Wa held at tie room, OF the ohio
snclcty 40. 80 fnh ave. last evening. In the ab
,cncc Of Colonel William l.. strong Who Wa, detained
at home by ,ckncs-. ,haIl', d. oNccny presided. and
John T. Brod>hy acted a, secretary. All thc ~
.cmby district, organized, except the Nih, were rep
resented a, follows: 1T District Joseph +. O'Hrca
George y. Brady: lid. Joseph =. 'ognn. Charlie,
Kelly: ma Richard If. M'Guiic, James Garrlean ,
lNth Iolin H. Dunn Lawrence j. CrrcVy With Thcina,
-canncn Philip Hest: With. j.. Hourlc. John r.
nr.dsLy: IXth. william +. Mass. Joseph Oilara
XIth James q. McMuriny. Charles \. MaiI"y; Nlith.
Daniel Sian, Jacob lallnn. MY ia. Frederick u. DOcrr.
Michael -ehatilcr NNlth Patrick II. >pcman Ihoma'
NJ Wright XNlllth william II. Grow. Jane, kccean
XIXth. william g. Anderson. Dr.. Charles zicman
XXllId Julius Lehman Thoua, Kelly.
Resolutions were adopted for the organization Of a
County Campaign committee with power to organize
and rc,ulac thc public action of all the district or
,nilation, according to the purposes which called the
a..ociniion into being sub committee Of five Wa,
.mnov,.red 10 supervise the execution of the plan.
f., effect mi, the Bu.inc,, Men, Republican Ao,ocia
on + IA send to this ub.committec the OF one
.,.',.ant musings, man, who shall be approved hN
pi,,'' Str,ur for each district Organized IN,
r, shall forward these name, to the chair
men ol The Assembly district organizations. who slh
hornnou become representative, from the same To the
r.mn,r,,x trmpalcn Committee. ana nj a mcctin.
| ',rt ,,r thr purpO-c. to be held on April b. cacl
ii.rit hail elect additional representative a,
member 81 the Campaign COMMITTEE. Nhrh VIII ihcfr
fore consist of two member, from cach district An,
c.r r rcmrr Of the organization /, eligible to cleo
tinu rbc irs: meeting OF the Campaign Committee
viii no held at ohio society rooms. on April % n
| > D. M for organizations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-11
RESTRAINING THE SALE OF BONDS.


Cincinnati. April 1O.-Judge Jackson, OF ue Ohl'eo
states Clrcdi Court. sitting In Chambers, last hishs
granted temporary restraining order In the case OF s
Louisville sew.Albany and Chicago Railway company.
against tho ohio Valley improvement ana 1"lStruc'oh
Company thu Bcattyylle Railway Company the LOUIS
VILE Trust ebmpany and the old board OF the LOUISVILLE
w.Albany and Chicago Railway company. th1 oo'o0s
is to restrain the defendants from d,poshg Of pohd, Of
the Rca,tyyfe Hallway which the old board OK directors
Of the LoulNlle New-Albany and Chicago Company mad
guaranteed the amount Of s2250,0co This guarantee
IL il, said Sas not reported to the stockholders BY mo
direco,s when the new board elected, II fepudi'
d The contract aud instructed counsel 10 take steps tc
cancel it, The Bcattyve runs from Versailles through
Nlcholasvle and Richmond 70 Bcatiyville The gateway
f the coal and mineral regions Of Kentucky IL Is SAD
that somo interesting disclosures VIII be Mauc IN s
hearing of thi,