The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-29
TELEaRAPHIC NEWS
Ies Ths,s be Peace.

let These be Peace.
WASHINGTON, Jan 52.--The star has
his according 10 the best information:
"The foundations for Che change in opin-
on, which has been experienced, from war
o peace, Is that Chilli suggested 10 this
ountry about six weeks more time should |
" allowed her within which 10 determine,
whether or not, sho would make an apology |
No promise OF reparation Is made, but II IL |
BROADLY asserted Chilli will do what she |
links is right after having exhausted her
inquiries. The message Of tho president
m the Chilian affair will 20 10 congress
'arly next week. Mr. lllain said today;
The president, II Ia understood, has not
changed his opinion that war il probable,
There is no change In the sisuation."
Jasiiee bradley Dead.
WASHINGTON, Jan 22. Joseph p Brad
ey, associate Justice Of tho supreme court
n tho United States, died at 6i5 this
morning ut his residence, OF general debil-
Ity. His death was not unexpected, as II
was known for some months that no was
far from being well. During tho greater
part OF the present torn Of court he was un-
able 10 be present. and with his declining
years, and the cold, damp weather prevail
ing IL was impossible for him 10 recover.
Auaa Mayer.
RIrzvrLLE, Wash Jan 22.-Mayor Phil
ip L Kretzer is now under bonds for his
appearance before the superior court at the
May term upon charge OF adultry with one
Mpx, Hs.ttAt. ~ UsN~..slta H. -.
was sworn out by w s Morely and Dan A
Darling they being eye.witnesses 10 the
crime. The prisoner came into court with
uplifted head and acknowledged hia guilt,
and also confessed bis guilt 10 his wife.
AFarsaers rnstitate.
hgDFoRD, Or Jan 22.--Iho farmen' in.
stitute for Southern Oregon opened this
evening with alarge attendance from Ash
land, Grants Pass, Jacksonville and all
parts OF this country. Professors Wash
burn. Coots; French and Shaw, from tho
state agricultural college, iwere present and
many leading men of Southern Oregon.
The session promises 10 be very interest
ing one. Fruit men are taking especial
interest.
rhc State Beard Again lgnsred.
ASTORIA, Jan 22.-The Clatsop county
court this morning ignored the mandate Of
the state board Of equalization, aud levied
tax on property as equalized by the county
board.
A.naa Fire.
INDIANAPOLIS. Jan q. One Of the most
appalling fires in the history Of Indinnapo.
lis occurred late tonight. The National
Surgical Institute, one OF the most famous
OF its kind in the country. burned 10 ths
ground. The FIRE started at midnight in
the Office Of tho bnilding. Above the Offices
were the wards for the babes and theil
mothers. At 2:30 n. m. IL Is stated that
two women who jumped from windows arr
dead. II is nlso reported that several deaf
bodies have been found in the debris. Tn,
| fire Is now under control.
WIN Net be Needed.
WAsuIsoToS. Jan 2i.-There has beer
more or less agitation along the Northern
Pacific coast regarding Notifications and de
iense In the event OF hostilities. Senator
Squire; who is now chairman Of the coasi
defense committee in the senate, has beer
4 AA NbhHAttAAAbt WIN NAtN MAk utDHFNifttIl
officers ON this matter, and IL Is sale 10 As.
sumo that the department will take all pre-.
cautions possible for the protection Of PngeI
sound and the Oregon olst, which woult
naturally be threatened.
The Navy Yard.
SIDNEY, Wash Jan 2i.-The citizens o
Sidney were pleased to learn few days ags
that Lieutenant Wyckof. Of the Puget
Sound naval station. had received orders d
proceed at once 10 make the plans for d
navy yard. marine barracks. hospital and
| officers quarters TO be erected in conjunction
with the drydock. and IL IL rumored TIM
the government il quietly endcayorine Il
secure the land adjoining the present rc-
serve. to meet tbs requirements Of the nev
plans.
Chicago chssea.
WASHINGTON. Jan 2i.-Early in the da,
the various delegations after the democrats
national convention met and selected ofatori
70 present the claims Of the respective citiei
Promptly at noon the national COMMITTEES
was called 10 order. the roll call showed tn.
various states and territories were all rep
resented. After the transaction Of prelimi
business, Chicago was chosen on the 18th
~ the place Of meeting Of the national dem
ocratic convention,
10 ahsuld be sessiea
NEW YoRK. Jan n. A special 10 III,
Evening Post from Valparaiso says: tn,
feeling here is Enthusiastically for friendl,
settlement ON the part Of tho Chilian gov
ernment and people. A lew American
here are doing their utmost 10 bring abou
war. Chill has lately shown every desir,
for an amicable settlement, but certain
parties are adding 10 existing troubles be
tween the United States and Chill.
A Pioneer Dead.
SALEM, Or Jan 2i.-Hon d McCian
died here this morning. aged 72. He cam
TO Oregon in ls46. driving the first wago,
ever brought west Of Fort Hall. lie wa
Salem s first postmaster and took up wha
Is now north Salem rs a donation Ian,
claim.
They Protest Aefinss war.
CHICAGO, Jan 20.--Frances Willard re
ceived telegram today from Massachusett
asking il she could not collect by TELEGRAPH
the petitions Of several hundred thousan.
women against war with Chill and sent
il TO Washington this week. Already th,
National Woman's Christian Temperanc.
Union convention had formulated protes
and Miss Willard at once telegraphed 10
its presentation 10 President Harrison.
heads number Of other female organiza
tons Of the country who have been urge,
by telegraphto join the "protestof Ameri
can womanhood against this needless wa
proposed to be waged by $4,000, 900 peopl
against 100000
Two Pabiic Buildings.
WASHINGTON, Jan 20.--The bigges
fight the democrats have made on any pub
lie building bill occurred upon that intro
duced by Senator Mitchell, and which pass
ed the senate today, for building at Tn,
Dalles. Both Senators, Mitchell and Dolpl
made sneeches on the subject and urged the
necessity for building at The Dalles. II
was necessary to have roll call. Ther.
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