The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-29

tice. Chauncey Depew had to be sent |
back twice and Geo William Curtis once /
before voting correctly.
TEi GRAPHIC NEWS |
The ReaIonCa.e.
SEATTLE, Wash April 26.-The town is |
still excited over the arrest of Tr Frank r |.
Ballard, of Fremont, upon the charge of
conspiracy in the Rad of case to swindie
the insurance companies. 1t is said that
the physician cannot be convicted without
the corroporative evidence of Radloff who is
still at large. The police are making de-
tormined efforts to capture the man, and it
Is thought he is still near Seattle. The
cipher etter mai cd at Portland, signed by
Reh.oh and received by kostrauch, one Of
the conspirators. is now thought to have
been maised by an aceomplice. who sought
70 throw the detectives of the scent. Mrs
Radiod was seen in the county Jail today,
and she admitted that she had received let
tiers from her husband, and so said that
she knows where he is.
brutal uu.baad.
WALI.a WALLA, Wash April GA SEN
sational case came up before Justice Tay.or
this morning, when John Williams, of
Wa'lu'a, was examined for assault on his
wife. He was fined 500, The evidence
disclosed shocking brutality Williams eft
his wife very sick, and on returning, found
her IN bed, and beat her fearfuisy. at last
choking her into insensibi ity. He then had
friend named sample swear a compa
charging Mrs WiiIiams with insanity. The
woman appeared in court bad y bruised,
with her eyes blackened. and ;olda straight
forward story of her husbands abuse.
wsaidas Ciase
TACOMA, April 20. A ssrsauous ssFss. Is
being made to close places Of baSineSs ,omor-
row. 10 aiiow everybody TO iErn out to ,ne
Mills revival meeting. IS vas done Al Portland
OnIy one-ih;rd Of she business hoases favor
The closing. The clearing hosse xnseA Eve 10
four no, ~ GIcse tie anss. Before taking
the vote and in order TO secure un.biased
opinioa. the ciergymen who had ccme 10 ar
cue fna the eicaioF were invited 10 retire.
Most Of the bankers feel the Eeviyaiis,s are
asking too much.
Gieemy Regulators
cEETEsSE. wYo April 26.-The leaders
OF the regulators we're in CONSULTATION With
| their lawyers today. Arer The interview was
over the eaptivss we're not in the hes, Of spir-
IT'S. They all believe they viii be acquitted
OF tLarges Of murder. treason and arson.
which viii be preferred against lhsm, bG,
they ais ncw ready 10 admit their heedcsu
wii. no, come In Iwo weeks as they had boast
ed They talk about an all summers ssige
with tie civil authorizes.
Two Meu Drowned.
MARsHFIKLD. Or April 26.-Scsrcesy two
weeks have elapsed since the three nSml,ers
of the lite-saving crew were drowned j, ihe
month oi the C.quilie river. aai thee is now
70 report The Drowning Of I. B Adams and ]
v Perkins In the COG lille river tie evening
oi April 3 near PaTkerxharg, mites ffom
tse mouth OF the river They acre tesurning
iiom Bandon 10 skifF. and Il is sail they
we're drinking when last >een alive
The Chinese Hiii.
WAsHISeToS. April, 25.-In the senate
this afternoon the Chinese exclusion bill
was taken up. and the presiding officer put
the question on the adoption OF the substi-
tu.e reported by the committee on foreign
relations. Sherman gave the only affirIna-
i've vote, and there being no vote in the
negative, the presiding officer declared the
substitute adopted. The bill as passed.
continues IN force, all laws now in force
prohibiting and regulating the coming into
the country OF Chinese persons for ten years.
any Chlrese person, or person of Chinese
descent, when convicted under said laws
shan he removed from the United States to
china, unless ii is made to sppear that said
person is a subject or citizen of some other
country. in which case they shall be re-
moved to such country, unless such country
demands a tax. in which case the petscr
shal! beremoved to China.
Buslness Meant,
CHEyESSE. Wyo., April Governor
Barber has written letter to the prosecuting
attorney OF Johnson county regarding the
prisoners delivered by the military officials
In the letter he says it is due to the admin
lstration OF the law that the attorney max
such Investigations rs he deems proper,
with all diligence, and institute in the dis
trict court appropriate criminal proceedings
IN order that those against whom there
exists no criminal accusation may be re-
leased and those against whom criminal
accusations shall be made, may be at once
diligently prosecuted.
Caused by Politics!
TAcoMA, WASH, April 25.-Frank R.
Davidson, ! saloon-keeper, tonight stabbed
Ben Everett, another saloon-keeper and a
prominent republican politician Davidson
hat been quarrelling with ex-Mayor George
y. HANDLE, whom he blames with the loss
of his license. and Everett interrupted.
1avf1sn A.,,-,,.,.f ~, 4ks iaA&o. \
him repeatedly in the face and left arm.
Returned From the Mines.
SALEM. April 25.-C. w. Pugh returned
today from the Quartzville mining district.
where he jumped galena mine, owned by
Portland parties. He reports heavy and
deep snow on the summit. The ALBANY
mill is running day and night. He says he
jumped the mine because the owners had
forfeited it by not otworking it.
war Probable.
PANAMA, April 25.-War is imminent
between the Cuna Indians in San Bias ter
ritory and the Spanish negroes from
Carthagena, wlo invaded the district, ap-
propriated rubber, ivory, nuts and other
products, and settled at the village of An
cadio, driving out the Indians. Cacieoue.
Sassardi, Juaa Acquina and three other
prominent chiefs went TO Bogota TO COM
plain OF the outrage. They were well re-
ceived, and were sent on TO Panama, where
they were told they would be given a milf
tary force TO clear out the intruders. The |
military chief here, however, says that he |
cannot spare the troops necessary. They
say It Is very likely that on their return the |
San Bias tribes viii take the matter in their
own hands.
arrived at Cheyenne
CHEYENNE, Wyo April 24.--The train
bearing tie twenty-seyenth infantry and the
invading stockmen left Douclas at I II 81,