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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-19
TELE,4RAPHIC NEWS
Analnss an Early cenyen.len.

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BRooKLyN, Feb i2 An anti-Hill meet
ing held at the Criterion theatcr tonight
was largely attended. Augustus TTealy open.
cd the meeting, and his scathing rebuke Of
Hill and his followers WIS cheered nj every
point, and there weru repeated cheers for
Grover Cleveland Edward NJ Sheppard,
chairman Of the meeting, spoke in severe
condemnation Of the act Of the Hill men in
calling such nm early convention. He was
followed by John Dewitt Warner. whose
speech was tho principal one Of the evening.
The silver men.
WASHINGTON, Feb l2.--1'he silver men
have some eight or ten petitions In circula.
ton ON the domocratic side Of the house ur
ging thnt the silver bill be made special
continuing order, and said they had early
today secured about 100 signors. There are
doubts entertained as 10 the expediency OF
the petition movement. but the silver men
mostly believe II may advance tho consider
alton of the bill, and ARE doing what they
can to bring the matter TO an issue early in
the session.
Net No Had
EUGENE, Or Feb IA meeting of the
stockholders Of the Eugene Canning aud
Packing Company was held ut the board Of
trade rooms last evening, and n statement
was made by the directors Of the affairs Of
the company. This shows the cannery not
10 bo in SO bad u shape rs had generally
been supposed, and while the cannery has
met with losses. yet il is thought it will
come out nll right in the future and be one
Of the leading institutionsof the country.
street Car Held upi
FRESso, Cal Feb il.-l.aSt night chi
on the fair-ground line WIS held up by two
men on Ventura street while making th'
last trip out. One man stopped the hors,
and the other mounted the cur, ut the samI
time holding n revolver 10 Driver Kerr
head. and demanding his money. ker
showed fight. but was oyerpowered by th'
second man. and gave up what change h
had about S5. Three passengers were II
the car. one Of whom. an Armenian, thrus
: his head out Of u window 10 SEQ what wal
c wrong. He had no sooner done so when OH
, Of the robbers placed pistol 10 his hea
and fired causing him TO fall back into th
c car. Tho wound is thought 10 be fatal. Th
robbers escaped.
:, The waFm springs Reservation.
: WAsuINoroS. Feb 1i.-Senator Mitche
4 Of Oregon. today introduced bill perma
I nently fixing and defining the boundar
line of the Warm Springs Indian rescrva
tion in Oregon. and declaring ii 10 be tina
d part of the line run and surveyed by I
= tandcy in 1871, from the initial point u
d TO and including the twcnty-sixth Thereof
c thence in due west course 10 the SUNNI
c Of the Cascade mountains. as found b
II Commissioners Mark A Fullerton, William
c II II Dufur and James Payne, in thei
report 10 the secretary Of the interior {
June 8, 1891.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-19

The COMPANY r~sJyee the rght to
Range sailing dates vthont notice.
n. b. Passengers from Portland and
willamette Valley points can make close
sonnectisn With tbs trains of tho Yaquina
Pouto az Albany or Corvallis, and " des-
eped 70 San Francirco should gs tn
rive at XnouIna the evoning before date
fssilinR
f8Passenger an Fright rates always fhe
Lowest
For informstiol appiy TO Y Chapman, Freight and
icket Agent Albany, q. a. MOGUE.
q ?. sFyr. Agsn
Corvallis.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-19
The Usual Extra work

CoLPAx, Wash Feb 10. G w Babcock,
architect, and w White, contractor for the
new courthouse. haue sued the county for
S26, 900. Mr. Babcock's claim is $1,000 and
White $4,000. The cause of the suit is
that the commissioners refuse to pay the
above amount for extra work done on the
courthouse at the time it was built, the
commissioners claiming the price was al
together too high.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-19
The worst Known

New York, Feb l0.-The worst in re-
gard to the Hotel Royal fire is now believed
to be known. Seventeen persons in all,
eleven of whom were womenand six men,
I is the sum total of the dead. OF these
seven have been positively identified and
two others partially So II is expected that
the identity Of these two persons will be
known by tomorrow at the latest.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-19
Jast Like Lima.

UNION, Or Feb 10.-A petition has been
presentedto the county court of Union
county, asking the court to ignore the ac-
ton of the state board of equalization, and
direct the clerk to extend the taxes on the
roll as taxed by the county board Of equali-
zation in September. The court however,
denied the petition, and ordered the clerk
to extend the taxes on the leases as equalized
by the state board of equalization.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-19

EoR SALE Houae and corner loi In
H's Sd add. $3.50: Apply to I W Davis.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-19
A New Jersey Earthquake

TRENTON, N J Feb 10.--A distinct shock
of earthquake was felt in east Burlington
tonight. Houses shook and trembled, as if
about to fall, clocks were stopped. and the
people ran wildly and excitedly through the
streets. The duration of the shock was
about ten seconds.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-19
Alabama style

BIRMINGHAM. Ala Feb 12.--Last Mon
ttlay night Mt Romanuius, Tuscaloosa county
two negroes broke open D s Robcrtsons'
store, robbed IL and burned ii 10 the ground.
They were arrested, and on the way TO
Tuscaloosa body Of maahed and armed
men took the negroes from the guards and
wung them TO the nearest tree.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-19

--piTTsnuRo, PA Feb 12.--Mr Traverse, o
member Of a prominent Boston family, has
been brought all the way from Alaska in
irons and will bo confined in Baltimore
mad.house. He was in charge of William
4 Durno and Emory w Foster, OF Washing
ton. They told In sad and romantic story.
For over 20 years Traverse lived on u little
island near Sitka. attracting no unusual nj.
tention. Last October he became 10 violent
that his relatives In Boston and the author
tiles at Washington were informed, and
Mesars Foster and Duno were sent TO Alas
lSa 10 bring Traverse back. They left Alas
ka with him January IL. On the voyage
down the ooast Traverse became 10 violent
tnat II was found necessary to put him In
irons, and some times 10 gag him.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-19

There is being considerable talk OF q
base ball team ( n Albany this year, with
professional players. II Albany wants a
club IL should face the music. There il
just one way TO have one, and that 10 te
pay for it, rs clubs absolutely will no,
begin to pny for themselves in q place
anywhere near the size Of Albany. That
Is univer AL experience. No figures liz
more than previous ones in reference tc
base ball gate receipts. They don't par
out. The question is simply one o
whether our citizens are willing to invest
certain amount to have club to
praise II victorious and to kick at il al
the tail end.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
n x. wEArHERFoRO.

Attorney a. rAa. win practice n all courta of The
state Special attention given 10 matters IN probate
md % 90 lectlons. oFFicE-in the Finn block.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-19

w w Davis il now In barge OF the Del
uonico restaurant. Meals 26ssoents. Eastern
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-19

A local society is making arrangements
for three papers giving the principles OF
the democratic, republican and prohibi-
tion parties, at future meeting, each
also 10 give the principles Of the other
parties from their standpoint. Such
papers could be made very interesting,
particularly II written from n partizan
standpoint, as they probably will be
There should be fourth paper on the
Farmers Alliance to add spice TO the
occasion.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-19

Contrasts are always pleasant to con
slider, particularly In Oregon. The follow
Ing Is laughable TO Webfeet. A Maine
farmer hauts hay 20 town In the winter on
an arrangement with sieds IN from,
anG wheels behind, 80 as TO oe ready
for the changeable weather.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-19
SUMMONS.
tIl-Ia

IN TIE cDeai1 CoErt Of The State Of Ore
gon, for Linn County.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-19

The Lafayette Ledger says that Hon A
4 Burbank has received direct from
jerusalem some seeds from the locust
tree OF that country, spoken OF so often
in Bible history, and that Mr. Burbank
says il was from this tree that John the
Baptist obtained his food when no lived
on locust aud wild honey.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-19

There ia much more courtship by
correspondence than many people real
ize, resulting many times in marriage /:
Here is case that didn't result that
way: In Boise valley, Idaho, they tell
a joke on old man Yates, who lives on
Sucker creek. Though small, withered
old bach OF 65, he was not ayerse to
marrying, and he correspohded with Il
lady IN Ohio for that purpose. He had
plenty OF means, and repeated the old
saw to his hands when they twitted him
about his fame that it was better late
than never. Miss ohio sent for his
photograph. Yates went to town in his
best togs, had his picture pulled" and
enclosed it in an envelope with a love-
letter full OF sweet nothings. But the
young fellows put up job on him. They
smuggled the portrait of fine-looking
young cowboy into the envelope instead
OF that OF old Yates and posted it. The
lady's heart was captured by the picture
and she came in hot-haste to Boise to
capture her hubby. But, alasi when
Yates said that he was Yates her throb-
hing heart sank into her rubber shoes.
He cue ed and swore around because the
boys had played that trick, and the lady
fairly collapsed and got sick, but finally
BushSASa htl lGCli JOkCbilcE anu WCub pdCk
to the state of Major Mckinley.
II you hear any one speak about the
Duke OF Oregon you may know they
mean Senator Mitchell. Speaking OF
dukes, republic like France that will
allow such title ought to be taught q
series Of lessons on democracy.
Rheumatic people should read the
following: In the North American
Practitioner for September, 1891, DR.
Joseph Lane Hancock writes that for
the last two years he has been treating
cases of in1ammatory rheumatism with
a local application of carbolic acid ap-
piled in the form Of four per cent soiu-
tion ON warm flannel cloth wrapped
closely around the entire affected joint.
DIR Hancock states that his custom is to
leave this dressing on overnight, placing
It in position just before the patient
retires.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-19

N the CIyeaa Court for Linn County, State OF
Oregon:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-19

w C DAVIS and GEO " DA-
Wis, partners doing business
under the firm name ant style
OF Davis Bros, PLAINTIFF,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-19

Mr. Bird, superintendent of the Salem
eannery has written TO II B Miller Of
this city proposing TO sell mode can
ming plant for t2 800 and take one-third
OF il in stock. Mr. Miller has called O
meeting Of the leading citizens 10 discuss
the proposition at the National Bank
building.-Grant's Pass Courier.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-19

The mos, prominent men have been
the ones who struggled In vain for the
presidency. Clay, Webster and Blaine
are examples. II Ia Il colossal thing to be
president OF a nation that can iHghtea the
life out Of little nation like Chill; but
there are much greater mep than some
presidents are 40 far a. ability
ls concerned.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-19
EAST AND SOUTH,
-NlA---
Southern Pacific Route
SHASTA LINE.

Erpress Trains leave Portland Daily
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-19

willamette Valley, December an; 18th; 27th.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-19

CANADA, Feb 0, 1892.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-17
sTAJe PRESS GOSSIP.

The Montana ladies can hardly be
blamed for complaining that an actress
OF foreign birth should be the model
for Montana's silver statue of justice
~ the worlds far. Surely there are
ladies of charming proportions in Mon
tAnA.-kalamazoo Telegraph.
"For the bad effects of intoxication
see our inside" said the rural editor
on the first page of his paper. 'FUr
the bad effect o. reform dinners done
to q Crisp see our internal condition."
cay the democrats Journal.
Just why DIR. Briggs should enter .
plea OF not guilty TO charge ef heresy
aud then consume few days in stating
his disbelief IN presbyterian tenets 10
one of the things that puzzles the lsity.
Detroit Tribune.
Cahsnsleyism has proven too strong
for Mgr. Satolli, aud the ultra Eu-
ropean element has scored q victory In
the Romish church in America by conn.,
passing his recall.-Adrisn Times.
Santa Claus Cleveland has his eye on
tho democratic family, and, like the
other Santa Claus, he will soon begin
to distribute rewards = Kalamazoo
Telegraph.
The American Federation of Labor
refused to discuss the tariff question,
setting good example for the whole
American people.-Battle Creek Jour-
nal.
If ex-Socretary Blaine is really ill he
will have the sympathy of the whole
people. Detroit Free Press.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-17
ALLEGED TO BE ErNNY.

She--You say you know is was who
was driving when you were half mile
away from us. Now. bow could you
recognize . person in q carriage at that
distance
Hc--Easy to recognize you. The
carriage never turned out for other ve-
hicles and stopped three blocks one
side of the railrVsd crossing because q
train Was coming. .-Chlosgo News
Record.
Little Tommy-ssy, are you engaged
to my sIster or are you not
AIgernon lbIushing furiouslyl-I an
Ans not, Tommy. bat would Ike TO
to be.
Little Tommy out from be-
hind that d. or, Ga. | knew Id earn
that garter New York Herald.
strawber-whiIe I vas calling on
Mss wilssr this morninE she suddenly
tainted away. aud bad ~ hold her IN
my arms.
singsFiy-wbss did shs do when she
came to7
ssrswber-Kspt her eyes closed. -
Sev Ycrt Truth.
Fssthsrstoue-~f wonder how much
Eonaer ! can ~ear this dress suitf
REasvsv-Thss dspend- 81 ho~
N neh vuu value soF udship. -
tlothseg and fusnIslser.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-17
POINTS ABOUT MEN.

In 1873 Senator Perazzi of tn. Italian
parliament. while coming down an Al
pine glacier 1t the height Of IA. 900 feet,
dropped his coat In . crevasse. The
guides, knowing the annual rate of
glacial movement. told him that il
would probably come out from the
glaciers mouth in about seventeen
years. Last August some lrists saw
. coat In tho moraine. and ON exatAi.
nation it turned out to be the sena-
tors.
The king Of Sweden paid an upex-
pected visit to the sailors home a,
Stockholm recently, arriving at dinner
time. He ate some soup with the in.
mates and liked it so we'll that he took
the cook into his own service.
Chaunccy NJ. Depew - q believer in
scrap books. He has eight or ten ol
them which contain clippings from
newspapers and periodicals relating tc
himself. All his printed speeches are
preserved in this way.
Carlyle once begged Tennyson Il
translate 8 ,phoclrs. Hes q wonderful
man for dove-tailIug words together
he said afterward III speaking regret
fully OF this entreaty, "but ALFRED
wouldn't bite"
There are 300 depos;tors in the Bos
ton five-cent savings hank with sum:
ranging from SIS to q, 800 who haven,
been heard from for over twenty years
The third son of the pre- sIdent o
France is private in the Ere nch army
waiting for his admission to the Ecols
Polytechnique.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-17

Tomorrow Issue Of THE HERALD
will DO the largest and handsomest
regular daily newspaper ever printed
in Grand Rapids. Because of an
anticipated rush OF late extra adyer-
tlse ents regular patrons are requested
to send in their copy at an early hour
to insure Insertion IN their regular po-
srons. The paper will contain very
large amount OF reading matter cevo-
ted Principally 10 the interest OF the
proposed scheme for deepening Grand
river. 1t will slso contain . large
number Of special contributed articles
on the various institutions of the city by
representative citizens. In addition 20
this ths regular news of the day, local
and telegraph, will appear as usual,
together with a greater vsrissy OF
special local and general newspaper
articles than have ever appeared
in any newspaper in this city. Orders
for extra copies will be received in the
counting room, or by telephone, Number
5sI. The price vii! be IS usual. scents
per COPY.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-17

Probably no writer IN the country is
so fertile in reasons for explaining the
causes of republican defeat az Murst
HsIstesd. Every day since November
3. ne has contributed one or two chap
tsrs to the interesting compilation of
apologies" HIS latest contribution Is
in substance a. follows; During sew
eral years there has been, sll around
the world in the cultivated nations. .
growth ol fsds unusually energetic and
viruisnt. There has beea fsnstclsm
m darkest Africa Among civilized
reople tbe-e have been increasing man
ifes,atons Of opposition to sdmnlstrs-
son or government, no matter what
the form. All the fad-inders were, OF
course, opposed 20 everything that had
organization. First. there was some
thing of this in the defeat Of Mr. Cieys-
land in 1883. There wa, st,ll more Of
IT IN the elections of 80. vaen the fad
congress was furnished. Unfortunately,
the ersnks we're not IN shape TO fully
expose anything more than their IN
hsrent iucspacity. The election Of 'g2
wss an exsggerstion Of that OF 80.
Il = claimed az Cleveland celehrs-
ton. democratic triumph. q
condemnation Of rspublicsnism. IL
~ al expression OF distempsr
shst cones aud goes Ike the cholers.
smallpox. yellow fever. measles or IN
faenza. The epposinon--lrrvely Of
vast, vague. forraisss forces--overesne
the administration. 40 the democracy
come N contsct vita responsibility
they discover their own helpless insbiE
nv. The president-eiect conccsls his
lack ef beresss knoviedss behind
cleudv Isngusgs. There = no evi-
dsnce thar he Knows any mere shout
The tariff nov than he did waen Eov-
ernor Of Neg York. Hsif DOZEN
Democrat. cannos talk hslf dezen
nn1ses vsthout giving a svsy that.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-17

It appears from the latest svsilable
returns that Mr. Richardson 10 elected
TO congress by q plurality Of IL votes.
This result is not surprising The de-
lay in the recount of the vote in Iona
county was significant OF no other con-
elusion. Whether that vote has been
honestly canvassed will remain = secret
10 them that procrastiuated the count
until the Keut county vote was ascer-
tanned. On the face of the proceedings
there 10 an unmissakable appearance Of
fraud. Even the blindest partisan will
be prepared to admit that the postpone
ment of the count from time to time il
explainxble upon no theory other than
. desire to meet possible parsisanism in
the canvass OF Kent county. There
having been no other reason assigned
this one must stand. The democrats
having the power to do in Ionis county
what the republicans had ths power
10 do in this. awaited to know how big
. theft must be made and then made
IL. 1t - the pinnacle of idiocy to con-
tend that fair and liberal count of the
Iona vote would show such q decisive
difference between the first and second
counts. No such difference WAS shown
in this county where the total vote is
many times arger. By this un-Ameri-
can and outrageous prostitution OF
SIMPLE justice Mr.. Richardson will re-
ceive his certificate Of election. Tosp-
peal to the democrat state board will
be futile. To seek redress in the courts
will end in disappointment, for the
house Of representatives Is the sole
Judge of the election Of its members.
No matter how sincerely many loyal
republicans desired the success of tins
particular candidate there are none 50
lost To patriotism and love Of fair play
as to acquiesce in the violent and un-
mitigsted theft perpetrated IN Ionia
county in the name OF democracy.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-17
woMAN,s UNCERTAIN AGE.

A woman has nothing but her age to
defend her. And she does her best to
keep that age as young as possible. be-
cause she knows that the fewer years il
carries in the eyea of others the greater
its powers to charm, the surer its
strength to win her victories in the big
battle of life. She has an arcanum for
it just as she has for the wad OF false
hair that she wears IN q bogus Psyche
knot at the back OF her neck and for
the little palnt.tube out of which she
squecz "a the cnerriness of her lips.
The man who tears away the veil
from this sanctum sanctorum of inno-
cent and harmless white lies deserves
q hereafter of hornswoggling in which
. perpetual procession of hours tram.
pie over his trembling heart and Cupid
ever hovers near with his thumb TO his
nose and his fingers spread out. mock
ing at and making merry with him.
In recent breach OF promise case
the brother of the defendant, IN q
cruel, desecrative way, went to work
and revealed the alleged real age of
not one woman, but Of SIX. The fair
plaintiff says she Is q. The age un-
masker says he has records which prove
that she is "a. and these same records
boost the ages of plaintiff five sisters
across the same seven years OF time.
Isn'tit awful? How hard hearted a
man must be- to publicly declare that a
woman .is seven years older than she
says sne is? Where is our boasted mod
ern chivalry? Cnesterfieldism? And
how about the thing We used to Call
gallsntryf Evidently they are not q
drug in the market just now. From
this time out q woman whose age hai
holesin, it doesn't want TO court the
glare of the public eye very much
breach-Of-promisely or otherwise.