The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-15

piiaitu IN tho untteu states houeo, express
o. grief ut such transfer Of the Chinese
wall TO the highly modern and democratic
America. u also expresses fear lest Eu-
ropeana and all other aliens and immigrants
may ultimately be served the same way.
The conclusion Of the Independence Beige
Is that when country, such as China, be-
comes q victim Of the intolerance and eeot.
ism Of such acivilized country as the United
States that the world IL certainly turned
topsy-tnryy.
THE Free weei nan.
wAsmISoros, April Tin the house TO.
day Mr. Cobb. Of Alabama, from the COM
snittee on elections. submitted the minority
report on the Noyes-Rockwell contested
case. The report was ordered printed. Mr.
Wilson. Of West Virginia, then took the
floor 10 close the debate ON the free wool bill
lie said IL was not his purpose 10 review in
detail the already much.debaied provision
OF this bill, neither was Il his purpose TO
make comparison Of the conflicting sys.
TENS Of taxation. which were now struggl-
ing for mastery In the land. At the con-
clnsion Of Mr. Wilson's remarks he was
warmly applauded. and received the warm
congratulations of his colleagues. The vote
was thea taken ON the bill, aad Ne bin was
passed. yeas iei. nays 80.
Ihs Rhsae fsiana Eieeiisa.
PaovInKscE, RI. April 7.-Complcte
returns OF the state election give Brown. re-
publican. 1856 majority over Wardwell. dem
ocat. Melville Bull. republican, is elected
lieutenant governor BY 1881 majority.
George 4 Utter has 2s7 majority and i
re-elected secretary Of state. There was
no election for general treasurer. Samuel
Clark tho republican lacking i47 Of ma
jority. Robert w Bnrhask. republican.
lacks COZ Of a majority Tor attorney general.
The total vote cast was 81. .7si6. The legis-
laturc has q republican majority Of II on
joint ballot. not counting the iisusenans
governor, who votes In the senate.
A eeasieman Newt
NEw Yonx. April William Z Car
pen.er. charged with stealing ss2.i00 In
cash and $3.50 IN bonds from Dix
Phyfe, bankers. by xbom he has been EN-.
ployed for ten years. was formally arranged
IN the Jefferson Market poliee a0aFt today,
and held IN $4,000 bail. Cagpwntag IN
formed the police where the property was
hidden, and IL was recovered No mention
was mada IN the court Of Oscar Creamer.
the temporary hookkeeper. who devised and
WIS principal In the scheme Of robbing the
firm. Thela,ter Is believes 20 be on his
way TO Europe.
AsIee. eco Fiss.
PonTIASD. April THE large plant Of
the Portland niztillezy and CGttle Feeding
Company nj Trositdale was destroyed by
fire last night. Flames broke oat 10 the
main building OF the distillsry about $40,
and by midnight the entire strn4ure was
in ashes. The FIRE was mot discovered until
u was too late To save the building, and its
origin is shrouded in mystery.
Arre.siss Aasrehisi..
BEnLrS. April Tin accord with i'm
sen,etions from the ministry the Berlin po-
lice today made o descent on various houses
supposed to shelter anarchists. They ar
rested several alleged anafehiSs, but ffund
no evidence Of q conspiracy. A large
quantity ofnewapapers and phamplets tei4i,I
Ing to anarchy were seized
Sued 30 seeoysr everehsrses.
CHICAGO, April T. NeIsa4 Morris q Co
today enisred suit TO recover 500, 900 FROM
various railroad companies for alleged over
charges on dressed beas. raid 10 have been
paid under protest for fourteen months after
the enacting Of the interstate law.
The AsyInm.
SALEM. A. sril o ls92.-The monthly re-
port Of superintendent Rowland, Of the
insane asylum. shows that Februafy 2o there
were 753 patients in the asylum. During
March twenty-six were received. There
are ninety-two officers and employees and
tfe expense per capita for March was Sl1.
Qs. Fotty patients have been removed to
the asylum iaIap. :
The Rbsde island Fyeesien
PBoyIDEscE. April fat 1910 this
morning the returns from al over the state
are not in, owing 10 the tedious counting
necessary under the Australian system Tha
returns at hand are sufficient. however, to
indicate that there IL no election for state
officers. with a probability Of a republican
plurality. There il a state law which re-
quires majority vote 10 elect. There are
D sufficient number Of republicans returned
up TO this hour to secure the elaetion of
senator Aldrich TO the United States senate.
and the choice Of the rephblicaa candidate
for state officers.
EanFeid Deha.
SEATTLE. April 0. --A spacisl from New
Whatcom announces the death Of Eugene 7
Garfield, the millionaire land and mine
owner and railroad builder. He was a.
member Of the national republican conyen-
tion that nominated Lincoln, and was for
many years member Of the Illinois state
senate. He was also general attorney of
the Chicago, Burlington Quincy railroad.
TsR years A9o ,he came here and started the
building n bhe 93eI Ei6ghrn Bay q British
Columbia q ,l,.E, road, nov 4 p If Aae tssI Great
A Texas cyclone.
LEsIsoE. Tex April 9, The report has
just reached here from 0wensyille, small
town in Pickens county, Chickasaw nation. |
that i was wiped out by cyclone Sunday
night Two persons were killed outright
and seysfd i5jWAd, Every house in the
village was leyeIed, 4he 6leTk @ Piekens
county was probably fataIiy injhredIe HislI
team and yetscle were caught In the cy-
clone and hurled through the nir. There Is |
no telegraph or railroad cognection with
the Iowa.
Tbs raee@9 Eleetion.
TACOMA. April 6.-The damoerais are
to contest The result Of yesterdays
city election on The ground that the ballots
ssre not legal in form and that ballots IL
legally marked we're counted in some In
stances and in others ihgQWp ouI. The
pajorities officially announced arc: MAJOR.
BHsep (repl I55; treasurer, Boggs, lrepj, %
ldam), 81,
4 kew York pyelens.
CLEAN. N Y April 6.--A terrific cyclone
truck this city last night, wreckine ton
houses and q church. One woman was
Eilled ae4 = number Of people seriously II.
ured: There were aixteen people in the
hurch when it was struck, and it was
aIfiea ten feet away. Il