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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-15

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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-15
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
small Pox at Victoria.

SEATTLE, July s.-yi,toria newspaper
men will not send out details of the small
pox scare there. A N Browne, of the Vic
toria Times, wired his people here today
that there were IS cases, and party Of
Seattle people, who came from Victoria this
morning, said they cut their visit short be-
cause physician told them there were over
20 cases. The British Columbia cities are
suffering from the mistake of their public
officials and newspapers in keeping from the
people information that should not have
been hidden. At the present time there are
dozens of people in Victaria suffering from
smallpox.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-15
Better visi. The Rattle Of pl..sbnr..

LONDON, July 8. Mr. and Mrs Andrew
Carnegie, Miss Whitfield and Mr. Armitage
left Braeiner, Aberdeenshire, this morning
with splendidiy equipped four-hl-hand.
They were on their way to their summer
quarters at Loeb Rannoch, in Perthshire,
one of the most charming spots in Scotland
and not far from the scene of the battle of
Killiecranie, which the party. it is said,
will take an opportunity to visit
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-15

WAsHiseToS, July THE river and
harbor bill agreed to yesterday now gpes to
rhe president and will probably be apprOv-
ed by him. II contains everything the
Oregon and Washington delegations ex-
pected, except the boat railway and the
Seattle ship canal. The Idaho delegation
is very wei pleased with what that state
secures in the bill.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-15
cousrY COURT PROCEEDINGS.
ON. Duncan, county Judge; VIM. Rumbaua
and j. w. Pugh, COMMISSIONER

ON. Duncan, county Judge; VIM. Rumbaugh,
and J. W. Pugh, commlssioners.l
The matter of the petition of Mayor and
City Council of Albany for $500 fer inn
provements for foundation to bridge, dis
missed.
Petition of John Geisendofer ct al for
draining county road continued.
Application of T Large for examining
bridges referred to VIM Rumbauhg.
Fees of N Hoffman ard DIR M H Ellis,
witnesses March term circuit court al
lowed.
Fees State agt Branipn, allowed.
Settlement statement of w E Curl,
County Treasurer, showed the following
turned over to his successor.
General fund .st6azo ~
SSnool fund ............. =. II54t "a
S2777r 81
Miners fees before grand jury and In
state cases allowed.
G B Shepard was appointed supervisor
for road district No 81
The following bills were disailowed;
Peter Kesling, acct roads, $50; Fees. state
VS. Dell Savage.
Petition for aid of Simon McAlister
continued.
Application of r r Humphrey ct al for
county read granted, and expenses ord
cred paid.
In application of d Miller ct al for
county road granted and expenses ordered
paid.
Bill of Chas Pfeiffer for meals for judges
\ of election disaliowed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-15
Mig Fusien.

ToPEEA. Kan July THE fusion wing
of the democratic party carried the day at
the state convention. Last night the con-
vention renominated the peoples party
ticket nominated at Wichita three weeks
ago. thereby uniting all opposition 10 the
republican party in Kansas. The electoral
ticket was nominated practically unani-
mously. but proposition to make the
peoples state ticket the democratic ticket
was opposed for five hours. The democratic
state central committee organized this
morning and will prosecute yigorouseam-
paign.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-15

SHILOHS CATARRH: REMEDY,--A
positive cure FOR CatAE.n. Dsphtheria and
Canker. Mouth.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-15

DAYTON, Or, July e.-Pulede Nyce, q
farmer living near this place, was returning
to his home last night from visit TO a
neighbor- When he started to enter his.
own house his boys mistook him for d bur-
glar and shot q bullet into his head. Al
physician has extracted the bullet and Nyce
Is doing well. -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-15

Elsewhere we publish call for an in
srecsion Of Eco By General C0mpson for
next Saturday evening. The following
from the Eugene Guard indicates that
theGeneral Is very multitudions or some
one has made a mistake: General
! Compson, oil Klamath county, will in-
spect Company c. o \ q, next Saturday
evening"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-15

ACCOUNTED FoR. The Halsey News
says: aThere was over I,5uoo gallons of
beer disappeared in Albany during the
celebration. Another item In the same
paper accounts for IT. s'The greater por-
tion of Halsey's population, attended the
celebration At Albany. Our station agent
inform as that he sold over 100
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-15
Committed suicide.

OREGON Cry, Or July 6.-Thomas Rod
man jumped into the river from the Eighth
street dock this afternoon and was drowned
Drink and love affair are assigned as the
causes; After two hours dragging of the
river the body was recovered and am inquest
held by Coroner Holman. The verdict
being. suicide by drowning Deceased's
folks live in Springfield.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-15
Probably Wilson.

SALEM Or July IA possible clue comes
this evening of Wilson. and shows that he
probably made at once for the Coast range.
and is now in mountainous country with
which he is acquainted Last night, while
camped near Yamhill river, seven miles
beyond Sheridan, and on the Nestncca road
John Hellenbrand had can of meat stolen
from a wagon while his back was turned
for moment This was no doubt sto.en
by some man in hiding where Hellenmann
camped. This was the route first thought
to have been taken by Wilson
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-15

Bargains at Resd'.-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-15
Peaceabie Rioters.

HOMESTEAD, July AFTER the carnage
of yesterday and last night the town of
Homestead today was almost as quiet as a
sleepy country village, and the sad duty of
the decent interment of three of the FIVE
striking worknen. who were instantly kill
cd in the battle that ragged so fereely along
the beautiful banks of the monongahela.
was the chief evidence of the storm of yes
terday. The strikers were masters of the
situation today, and the best evidence they
could possibly produce of their intention TO
protect property, and not turn the town in
to he'll, where anarchy and destruction
would rule. lies at the scene of yesterday S
battle, where stands the Immense plant of
the firm Of Carnegie Co showing no signs
of the fearful work of the preceding -
hours.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-15

The people Of the world aided by big
imaginaiians have hard work, when ex-
cited to tell the difference between q cat
and hippopotanns. The number who
saw Wilson ia n sample. 4 few days ago
young man. who knew ali about cou-
gars. saw one lying in the corner of q
fence neat woodburn Getting q posse
OF men with guns, an attack was made
on the animal, when IL was found that
il was only poor, sick sheep.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-15
They Rejo:ce.

THE DALLEs, Or July 6.-This afternoon
word came from Washington that the river
and harbor bill had passed and work would
be done on the Cascade locks by contract.
From the moment that the people of this
place found that the hopes Of many years
were soon to be realized. and that they
would soon see vessels of deep draft ascend
ing and descending the colnmbia river,
their enthusiasm knew no bounds. The
report was too good to be believed by many.
This evening grand ratification was held.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-15

The Roseburg Review says that Cen
erai Adlai + Stevenson, democratic
candidate for vice president, is cousin
Of Geo Stevenson, Of Myrtle Greek and
Mrs Party OF that city. Mr. Stevenson
has slight recollection of the general
when they were both boys together in
Kentucky about hall n century ago. A
few years later, on their way to oregon,
his folks visited the family in Illinois,
but the future yiee-president was then
away from home attending college.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-15

o NJ Burtleit, who was arrested last
week on charge Of forgery, was exam
ined Saturday and committed to the
ASYLUM for the insane. He has had a
number of attacks for the past several
years His insanity was caused by fall
ingtwenty-Gve feet and striking on his
head when he was 10 years of age. His
home Is at Dexter and the people there
state that he has been In the habit OF steal
ing articles at different times, ARTICLES of
no value, aud would always admit his
guilt. At one time he stole some jewelry
from house but made no effort to con-
zeal the fact. He has insane attacks two
or three times a year. Eugene Register.
An Eastern paper has figured out tina.
an editor is cross beta cen early piety
and cranky old age. He never swears
in the paper without abhreviating dash.
He rolls along like stone gathering
moss until the lumbago strikes into his
back The gathering OF wealth has but
a faint hope and shadowy might be" in
his mind. He lives from day to day in
the hope of getting conscience money
from his subscribers who owe him sew
eral years OF subscriptions, but the sub
scriber sleeps well every night while he
struggles on, and always having some.
thing coming
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-15
Kipling Arrived.

VICTORIA, B C July s.-Rudyard Kip
ling returned from Japan today on the
Canadian Pacific steamer Empress of China
As usual, he declines being interviewed.
and would say nothing about his move
ments, He goes east over the Canadian
Pacific railroad, stopping over at Banff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-15

Salem is not church going town. It
had been previously advertised in the city
papers that the Regiment would march 10
the NJ E church Sunday at J o'clock for
service but when they arrived there not
more than dozen people were present
neither was there an crganist or choir
provided. Eugene Guard
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-15
Liberals Test.

LONDON, July 6.-The indications to-
night are that the liberals will fail to over
come the lead of the tories and their allies
At Manchester, east division, the Right
Hon Balfour. conservative, first lord of
the treasury and government leader in the
late house of commons. was re.elected by
514! votes to 4749 for Professor J L b Nuns
70, liberal. In 1885, at the general election,
Mr. Balfonr was elected by AGO votes, to
35l6 for ] III Crosfield
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-15

One of the last acts of Sheriff Samsoa,
OF Oregon City, was to assist in letting
Wilson escape. He now has Successor,
his term having expired. 1t is well.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-15

Amateurs think they are ready to pre-
sent play In FIVE OF six rehearsals. Sarah
BeI Inhardt states that she rehearsed
"Cleopatra" 500 times before 1t was finally
presented 10 an audien.e.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-15

The Perdieion E o says: At the funeral
feast of Ya-;en-e-oui,x. the wife OF the
dead chief distributed 81 ponies, SO shirts.
400 blankets and number of pipes and
beaded articles among the Indians and
Others who attended. Fully 600 Indians
wers given free dinner.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-15

The population ei Oregon must be- at
least million according 10 the reports of
the number present at the different 4ih of
July celebrations. Salem alone claims
10 900. more than the entire population
of Marion county, and there were celebra-
lions all over the county besides, as %ell
as In Polk county.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-15

1t is a peculiar fact that the names
Weaver and Field at the head Of the peo-
ple's party. are suggestive of work.
Though the weaver does not work ia the
field he Is steady laborer. Weaver and
Field, regardless of this thought, ATE not
10 1t.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-15

Above trains stop only follswing stations north
Of Roseburg. East Portland, Oregon City, Wood
eurn Salem, Albany, Tangent, Shodd, Halsey. HaT-
risbarg, junction City, Irving, Eugene.
kosKsuRs MAIL, DAILY
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-15

President T G Brownson, OF the Nc
Ainnyille college is endeayoTing to raise
$40. 600 for improvements on she college
building and will call On the Bapsisis Of
the state for the money.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-15

Down in California mule team route
has been established between Fresno
and Stockton in opposition 10 the r.
Are we retrograding.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-15

A Eugene man, getting desperate, de-
eided TO collect his bills by force il other
means failed. lie soon had an oppor-
tunity. Il proved so backaeiing that
he will hereafter follow the cid plan.
New-York tribune., 1892-10-23

M cos5a1G T%d' 2'SSs5 sG@ sas
n the 2Sa s ySSf ,ss %, IN ns samuel ar De- vcsu
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
DENNYM Denngo Celorado n on Friday oe'ooer ''''
Notice Of funeral heTsatsfF nors n,e,sc copv
pIN NCAN-Suddenly. october DIST John Duncan In the
sOth OF his age. -, r..,,, xoy,rk
fSn'iI' a. on ,n' Monday October 2ith at o'clock.
q GARDINIER-Corneus Glr1nIer, at Dariea, Conn., on
rqa' f."m he de"ec Of his soninaw j. H. Taylor.
Montcomcry Co., n. Y, Papers please copy
cIlIrx-on satuyasy e2d inst. william II. GilIen.
nS and 2ath.st on Monday october 24h at p m
Member; Of The N1sen' AesSP' % odse n" 81 r. and A.
ii and friends Of the family are respectfully m'eu 10
rn.ermcat atslTc at convenience Of the family.
uARTon saturday october I'D n this city on heart
at the hnreh Of the TRANSPORTATION East 29thst.
ON Monday. October oith at II II.
Intcrmcnt at Bridgeport, Coan.
EsoP-On October 80. Mary Jesop in the ssth year OF
raaera aa from residence cf J. Crosby westheld' n j.
Oh Monday evening. october p, a. o'clock ., 81,
svs Of q % train rom the Grand Depot
q 49, ~ in the Goth
FUNERAL service. a, Trinity Church, NJ Vernon, on Tues
day October 25 q, olelosk ?; pa ~ NJ and Hinnotha
no. Lods @ Fo and ID M ana are invited to attend
MILEs-Cn Friday October 2st. Charles Miles aged a
between Eighth aud Ninth aves., NeU.York, Monday
october 81. at II q. m.
Glouc ster. England. papers please copy.
MOORF-SuddenIy Railway. y. J. Mary Adsie Moore
eldest daughter Of ;lchart and Adalnc Pattcn Moore
Notice OF funeral hereafter. - , -,,..
OAKEY-At Krniworth Inn Ashe,ille, N0fth aroma
on SATURDAY October 22d 1892, Dr. Daniel olhey son
Of Ella sargent and the late Daniel Oakey, esq, OF
New-lork
Int mcnt at Ashevilc.
Boston papers plclse copy.
YOUNG-on saturday the oad instant Charles S Young;
only oflthe r. Young in the SiSt year OF
his
Funeral services will De held the Church OF the Holy
Communion SlNth.ayc and .0h.st Monday, October
2ifh. at 80 H. ~.
n srmcnt Woodlwn.
WESTERN Elton saturday. October I'D, Eleanor j..
widow Of the late Cornelius We'terNet .
Funeral from the house of her ,on-in- aW iununu y
MARITIME. No. 80 West scdst, Tuesday, October 21h.
at 10 IL.
New-York tribune., 1892-10-23

Goqeer &c yo%nSest daughter Of Frederic R. cSader sr
the brides osaep s cSsan E aff H
Miss Helen Anne Kellogg. eldest daughter Of Or
Me0ss proprietor of the windsor ge Arno E
Fertss at the Church Of the Good shepherd. Eliza
formed BY I'll the VDeF ReH j. G csrfSy Of The
maid OF honor was Miss Frances Kellogg sister Of the
sara Woodruff. Mis- Elizabeth Pond, and Miss clarl-
bel Ferris; sister Of the bridegroom. The usher
e. wake T Ss: $ msS SsSs ss Ii oHS Rf & 4H E.
S Sf H a wnasGr Asg The os 'R0 M rG
couple started for trip through canada and the
Western states.
benjamin Wood. the welnown Democratic leader
and newspaper proprietor, Tuesday next will give
70 bis wife magnificent diamond necklace The
Of happy union; They married in st. Paul's
Roman Catholic Church West Fifty ynintst;, on octo-
son ocatins For the last ten ',a Years they have
made de their home at the FIfth Avenue Hotel .r.
Hooper. Of Detroit, has just been announced. Mr.
and Mrs. George II. Holt still at their country
home. Edgewaier, Great Neck, l.. l., and will not
return TO town until after Thanksgiving. The wedding
At Grace Methodist Episcopal Church. seycnthsye
at O'Clock, Miss Ella Ioumans Cowles will b" married
by S Sr john aS NGs Ie vii S eGSa or
proprietor Of The Yonhers Daily Statesman The
Mass; and the best man will be Edwin Austin Oliver,
ass4eiate editor Of "The Ionkers Statesman, % Ihe
+. Mae 1uniSon, OF New-York and Miss Annie p
Belts. Miss Gertrude Brotherhood and Miss Grace
Peletreau. of Brooklyn. A reception will follow the
church services at the home of the brides mother,
No. ITO Park Place.
A pretty wedding took place at the Park Avenue
Hotel on Wednesday. when Miss Caroline WhcewIfght
Tying was married to Walter Earle sawyer, OF this
city. The bride is daughter of MOrri, a. Tying. OF
Decatur. Ala and granddaughter of the late Rev.
Dr. stephen II. Tying. for many years rector of St
Georges Church. The wedding ceremony was per-
formed in the parlors OF the hotel by the Rev. Dr.
George Dudley Wildes rector Of Christ Church. River
dale. After short and informal reception the we'd
n IA
rooms. The couple will live with the parents OF the
bridegroom. at No. 304 West One hundred and third ST.
The wedding of Miss Sarah Skrady, the adopted
daughter OF Dr. and Mrs George +. Shrady. to Edwin
Gould, second OF jay Could, will take place on
Wednesday evening OF this week. at No. Fast Six
tysiXth-si.. the new home OF DR.. Shiady. The cere
mony will be witnessed by small number OF relatives
and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Paine GrSwod sailed for Europe
last week for an Indefinite stay abroad; They have
leased their house In town. After visiting friends In
England they will go TO the Continent Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Gilbert Thebaud have taken the house, No.
15S Madison ave. for number Of years. They viii
soon come In to town from White Plains. The house
which they have just given up, No 16o MadiSonaVc.,
has been taken by DR.. and Mrs. J. &. Barron.
New-York tribune., 1892-10-23
MrSICAL ANNOUNCEMENT

There will doubtless be second uition OF the
musical enthusiasm which the cent Columbian
concert stirred up among our tinan fellow-oIzens
when the Aron Society gives Charity Concert al
thc Music Hall next sunday ening The occasion
will have special interes' rom the fact that the
ArIonites, who spent the summer giving concerts In
,he principa cities Of Gei many will sing Of the
unaccompanied songs W which they won so much
applause abroad for e first time In public since
their return. Besides this feature Of the nterain-
ment the whole chorus Of the society will sing
schuberts Twenty third Psalm and Rubinseln's Der
Morceno Miss Maud Powell and Miss Lillian Bauvelt
will be the solo performers. and there will be an
orchestra Of sixty performers under the direction Of
Mr. Van der stucken. The money taken In by the
society in Germany distributed among the
charities OF the various cities. The plan will
be followed here.
Professor J. X. Paine. Of Harvard. who was com
missioned by the Directors OF the Worlds Column
bian Exhibition TO compose the Columbus March and
Hymn. has written the following description " his
work:
The Columbus March Is In symphonic form, with
two leading themes I'm strong ryhmical canrast with
each other subordinate melodies are also employed.
An extended Introduction prepares iar the leading
theme. The work opens with IA fanfare ~ trunpes
with fun short chords Of the whole orchestra fol
lowed by unison of all the wind Instruments "a
monol0gue In recative formL Then the FIRST
hint Of the leading theme and IA gradual cresccndo
10 n Of the whole orchestra; u pedal point on ths
New-York tribune., 1892-10-23
TWO THEA TRES AND TWO OPERAS.
40 FINAL DECISION ABOUT THE CASINO AND
THE FENCING MASTER

40 FINAL DECISION ABOUT THE CASINO AND
THE FENCING MASTER
Tho NEGOTIATIONS for the future of the Casino made
little progrc,, Yesterday. J. NJ liill wants the
house for The Fencing Master which i To open
I'm - me Ncw.York theatre November l. and the
Aron.on, want The Fencing Master for the lou'''
but they nre not quite agreed ~ to conditions and
terms, NJ. IIill wants "a lease of the house for 4
considerable time while the AronSons prefer to re-
main IN personal control of IL. 10 comphGhe mat
tcrS H. e. Miner Yesterday offered the Filth Avenue
Theatre to Mr.. Ilill somewhat better terms than
the Casino hud proposed. while Rudolph AronsOn. on
the other hand thinks that { he cannot have The
Fencing Master he Gun get " The Isle of Cham
pagne- for the Casino. This OPEN has an engage
ment nj Inmmer,teins new Manhattan Opera House.
but Mr. Monson thought that Mr. lIammeNtn In might
be- wilIlng to give 1t up and BEGIN his own season OF
Eufl.h opera little sooner
Sir. lnll would rather have the Casino than tie
fifth Avenue ana the Aronsons would rather have
The Fencing Master than " The Isle OF Champagne" ="
Mr. i'm has given up all notion Of giving hs opera
AZ the standard Theatre. The hrI-' }, not EIsc
enough for IT, II will not hold enough people 10 ~
much more than pay The expenses Of th" opera ana
IN. company. 4 meeting held last night ol
some Of the people interested I'm tho regulation,
I'm various WAYS. but II occurred too late for III"
result To 10 announced. II l. expected that the
nnnl decision can be made known tomorrow nj the
latest.