The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-01
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
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LospoS, March 20.--The result Of tie
Behring sea negotiations was known here
10 be triumph for English diplomacy. The
change of position Of the United States is
eatlrely due 10 political considerations re-
newed with added arguments. The st
James's Gazette voices these criticisms this
this afternoon. saying President Harrison
thinks he has done enough for election pur-
poses, and having ridden his high hoFse. he
viii now descend with dignity and aiIahil-
its. II adds:
There i something unapeakahly irritating
in the Yankee bLafney about the presidents
being gratiied with the present attitude Of
the British government. The attitude oi the
British government. Tho attitude of Great
britain waa only made difficult By untenable
demands. ne the course of events would have
been much more summary on our part If il
had not been. A serious quarrel between
Great Britain and the United States was be-
yond contemplation on such subject.
Az Iadian Tragedy
PEsDLEToS, Or March 20.-Two Una
tilla Indians. umapine and Mestine, are
under arrest at the agency nsar here on kus-
picion that they murdered I4acket-l lll.P Pip.
! young Indian fonnd dead on the leVee
Sunday morning last II has been learned
thnt the three Indiana were together on tho
levee drunk and with bottle Of liquor. The
two arrested aay that they came away and
went home leaving tho other man there.
Beyond this rather unsatisfactory statement
they have said nothing. The Indian police
who ara more skillful in the detective bnsi-
neea than people imagine, are working up
the case and claim 10 haze evidence sulIl-
, eient 10 mako things warm for the suspects.
The ereEsn Periae.
PORTLAND. March 2s.-In the United
States circuit court yesterday the case Of
Lindley Smith ct al vs. T Engerton Hogg es
al came mp for hearing on n motion for leave
20 introduce additional afiidavits. The nc
ton was brought by Smith ct al 10 procure
an order 10 restrain Sheriff Mackay, Of Benz
ton cruniy. from delivering the certificate
Of sale Of the Oregon Pacific railroad. and
TO prevent any assignment Of such certiEi-
cate If ithad been delivered. At the time
the papers in The suit were filed plaintiffs
did not have all the afiidayits they desired
70 present. 10 yesterday they asked leave to
introduce others. After hearing the argtl-
ment in the case the court ordered that leave
be granted 10 introduce the aftidayits. The
court also modified the restraining erslar
granted, 20 ~ to allow Sheriff MaekaV to
deliver the certificates Of sale, but at the
same time restraining z Job, T Engerton
Hogg or any one else from receiving it, so
this action will not in any way affect the
prospects Of the plaintiffs, as the certificate
cannot be assigned or disposed Of. The
case was TO have come up for hearing on
"wednesday but wns postponed and will
probably come up for 4 hearing on lis merita
early in May,
Areaeefai sign.
WASHINGTON, March %. lit is said on
good authority that the president and hi,
cabinetare well pleased with the concilia-
tory tone of Lord Saiisbury's note Of the %
inst. especially az II Is held 10 concede the
point that has been the principal cause of
contention. viz: renewal of the modus vi
vendi Of last year for the protection Of the
seal fisheries. This alleged concession Is
believed to be implied in his proposition. to
agree 10 modus vivendi In case the treaty
Of arbitration Ia ratified. under the con-
ditien that each government shall glargn
tee the other for damages incurred Through
the suspension OF sealing operations
Afler PRESIDENT
SALEM, marcn ne state BOARD OF
education, consisting q Governor Peonoyer,
SecITssaTy q S'e1e Meoraae' superinlendent
mehlloy, = ~. ehlpey aIa oselssasry Nasn
mee = 1ns s;a1e mouse % ss.ssuy Ip eaamlae
dents and professors from oil over the
United states, who want to get the presi-
oeney q 'he s.o SrlelsoIm ,.. eoaegs :.
I'd hv the hoard ri apd on tha 9Ih n Anr;l the
Committee se will make 4 renorf EN- 10 the Loard
~ ragents of fhe sor;c,,lf,,raI collega who