The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-05
TELEGRAPH1C NEWS
An nxassins Dcmsnd.

10 the little South American republic. tn
substance this cable was sent from here by
Blaine,a at an early hour this morning;
President Harrison accepts Chili'a npol-
ogy In the broad and generous spirit In
which II was offered. A cable 10 this Of
feet viii follow; while Chili's apology
is in terms oil this country could ask, yet
there Is one more thing 10 bo done before
the dignity of the United States be fully
satisfied. Chill must salute the stars and
stripes"
Killed whiie at Play.
SEArTLE. Wash Jan 29.--willie jack
man, an ll-year-old boy, was killed this
afternoon ut Maydenbauer Bay, on lake
washington, by Q stump falling on him.
Another boy had his leg broken in the same
accident. Tho boys were playing, at recess,
in q lot that was being cleared for the new
schoolhouse. and half burned stump was
tipped over ON them while they were hiding
under IL. The boys head was driven into
the ground and he was dead before lao
could be rescued.
The wheat Market.
PORTLAND, Jan 29.--All wheat markets
arc in very depressed state and values
continue 10 decline. Outside Of few
small parcels Of Oregon valley, held al
figures which prohibit trading. nothing is
being oherudi butshippers, beng under no
pressure TO buy, are by no means anxious TO
operate at the present time. Quotations
under existing circumstance are diiIicult 10
give. Exporters assert that also for
Walla Walla, and sl,55 for valley, IL full
value for wheat now, based on values
abroad.
nsahie Dealing.
LONDON, Jan 29.-Newspapers Of this
city join In saying that tho second message
Of President Harrison has confirmed the
previous opinions they expressed. that
President Harrison has been guilty Of
'double-dealing, and that he was aware
OF Chili's apology before tho message was
sent 10 congress. English newspaper, now
seriously and briefly condemn Harrison and
predict republican defeat in November.
An Eaiior mome.
PORTLAND. Jan 2S.-Col Frank J Parker
Of Walla Walla il back from San Fran
cisco. where he went m the sole representa-,
tive OF Oregon, Washington and Idaho Ia
the reception OF the international league o.
press clubs. He reports having had yer,
pleasant time. and being wined. dined anc
banqueted 10 his everlasting satisfy. II.
had the honor OF acting as Mrs Frank Les
| lie s escort from San Jose 10 San Francisco
and made many abquaintancea among thi
eastern newspaper men. He extended
general invitation 10 the league. in th,
name OF the northwest 10 visit this section
and he thinks IL probable that they vii
come 10 Portland or the sound next season.
scores EEan.
New York, Jan 2s.--Ricarno Frumbull
the member Of tho Chilian congress whs
managed the l,ata affair, said before tn,
Reform Club tonight:
ut was believed in Chill Egan was Bal
niaceda's chief adviser. The congrcssiona
party also thought he manifested too grea
anxiety te have the 100000 shipped OF
the Pensacola. when he could not but know
| Balmacedn by 10 doing was eommittinl
robbery. Mr. Egan honored me with hi
friendship, and | shall ever be glad 10 him
for his offer Of asylum for myseif and famil,
during the troubles Of the times, but lhi,
does not blind me TO his faults. He har,
bored and sheltered red-handed murtlerers
and not political refugees, and turned ths
American legation into an asylum for blood
thirsty outlaws. and when think Of il my
American blood rises in indignation at ths
thought the stars and stripes should shelter
such ruiiians.
The Republicans Quarrel.
PORTLAND. Jan 2s.-John L Aver
whose management Of the republican cam,
paign in the municipal election last June,
gained for him the soul ri1uet Of The kid
boss OF Oregon, was yesterday forcibly
ousted from the presidency Of the Young
Mems Republican Clubs. of Oregon, at ths
convention held at Columbia hall To h
sure, another president was not elected in
his stead, but will be today. John l. was
put on a greasy toboggan slide carly in the
game and when dusk closed upon the de.
liberntions Of the convention he was speed.
ing down il at lightning rat. leaving q
triumphant faction and the much coveted
presidency behind him. But John l. took
his defeat gracefully and frankly acknowl-
edged il.
II was perhaps the noisest convention the
republicans have ever held in Oregon. II
was also tri6e inharmonious and pointed,
II not bitter words were frequently indulged
in.
The Farmers Alliance:
CHICAGO. Jan 29.-The election Of officers
OF the farmers alliance took place this af-
ternoon, and President Powers, of Nebraska
did not secure enongh votes for a third term
ID ! Ravens. Of Washington, had far sn-
pefior strength, and was elected. Rumors
OF discord over the sccrct-ry and treasurer
were floating around, and when the present
incumbent. August Post Of Iowa, was nom-
mated cry went up he had been hobnob-
bing with the republicans. After a brief
struggle, Adolph L Dullemand. Of Eebras-
ka, was elected in Posts place, The an
nual report of Secretary and Treasurer Posi-
Is understood TO have shown large deficit.
skstias Records Broken.
NEwBuRoH, N Y Jan 2S.-Joseph r
Donohugh, the champion skater. today
skated half-mile straight away in Los
20, beating the best previous records of
i:A 4-5. He made the first quarter in IS
seconds.
We Love Each other Now.
WASHINGTON, Jan 27.-The develop
ments in the Chilian controversy since the
presidents ultimatum have been series OF
surprises, When the first news of the de-
cision of the Chiiian government TO practi-
cally concede all the United States asked
was received in an Associated Press message
from Santiago, it indicated such COM
plete change on the part Of the ChiIians
that, while there was hope il was true,
many persons we're hardly able to credit IL.
The later dispatch not only confirmed this
message, but each new development added
to it some feature, making it stronger than
the statement originally made.
NE Qnotea IIis Pa
PoRT TOWNSEND, Jan 27.--E N Deadly,
a son of United States Judge Deadly, of
Portland, has made peculiar application
TO Collector Wasson, which causes a great
deal of comment here. Deadly asks per-
mission to bring in number of Chinese
from British Columbia, representing that
they had a right in the United States, hay-
ing formerly resided here. Wasson refused
and Deadly insisted, on the ground that
under recent rulinRby his father, such
Chinese had right in the United States,
but was again refused
A United Effort
CHICAGO Jan 2l.-Today the nations
conference Of representatives of the various
political reform movements now existent in
this country, held a secret session Miss
Frances e Willard presided, and stated the