The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-22
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The Idaho Mines.

The Idaho Mines.
0sBuRS, Idaho, July Although the
,ntire country has been congratnlatine it.
'elf over the supposed arrest of Peter Breen,
he report that he had been caught in MUIR
'ay, and brought over here Sunday, proved |
% be o mistake, as he was heard of in Butte |
Four more arrests were made |
lere last night two Of the men being after
ward released. A prominent mine owner
'aid today that all underground men will
receive $3.50 per day; that experienced /
miners will receive that sum while engaged |
N mining, and all the cur men and shovel
,rs will receive S3 as heretofore, whether
hey are experienced miners or not. The !
miners union is now thing of the past in |
Shoshone county. 1t is thought all the
miners will be running in month with a |
hull complement of non-union men.
A Bad Man,
CHEHALIs, Wash, July I9.-Sheriff Bar
meet this evening arrested in the city, Ell
Wilson, OF Centralia, on a requisition from
the governor of Kansas. Wilson is charged
with obtaining money by false pretenses
Letters TO the sheriff from lola. Kan, say
that Wilson has three wives living in that
state, and that further charges will be ready
when he arrives there. He has served three
years in the Nebraska penitentiary for for
gerry, but disclaims being guilty of the
charges made. Wilson has been teamster
and organ peddler during his residence here
OF two years. He has lately acquired local
by his violent speeches in peoples
meetings.
working Again.
HOMESTEAD, Pa, July r9-Smoke issued
from half dozen stacks in the Carnegie
mills today, and tonight lights are gleam-
ing In many furnaces. A gentleman who
has been through the mills says that about
l40 mechanics are at work. The chief
armour plate is bent to ft the sides Of battle
ships. A ponson was made in the presence
OF visitors but the strikers say that this is
the most rudimentary part Of armour-plate
work.
Carnegie 60 be Prosecuted.
HOMESTEAD, Pa, July 19.-Mr Brennan
attorney Of the Amalgamated Association,
has advised the association officers TO CON-
municate with the state department with a
view TO securing the arrest iu Scotland of
Andrew Carnegie ON a charge Of treason in
maintaining force Of unauthorized armed
men. good case, it is said. can be made
against the Carnegie company.
Day or Adjournment set.
WASHINGTON, July is.-The ways and
means committee Of the house this morning
adopted y resolution providing for the final
adjournment of congress the 25th. Unless
something unforeseen arises, il is believed
il will be adopted by both houses. This
meeting about completes the work Of the
committee for this session. The improb-
ability of any additional tariff bills emerg-
ing from the ways and means committee il
increased by the fact that the republican
members Of the COMMITTEES are not disposed
to assist the democrats ON the committee 10
secure quorum
Prosably narrity.
NEW YoRk, July ls.--It is practically
assured that Secretary William Harrity,
Of Pennsylvania. will Wednesday be unani.
monsfy elected chairman Of the democratic
national committee. In an interview hs
said be has decided not 10 call upon MI
lcIereland before the appointment Of chair.
man Of the national committee is made. Hs
viii accept the Craftsmanship should The
committee elect him.
A Peculiar Aeeaasaa-
/ MARsHFIELD, Or July ls.-An acciien
happened to Mrs Niece al her bone ia
Ten Mile yesterday. Her daughter. Mrs
/ Thomas. was on the point of shootinf al !
large chicken hawk when her frightenej
mother ran in front Of her and the full
charge Of backshot lodged just below hea
knee. Mrs Mc5ee was bros ght TO towu
today for medical tresment and il is fsareC
her limb viii have to he arnputated
Acheeky rrampi
MERIDES. Conn. July ia tramy
stopped consolidated train a few mile.
out Of this city last night by standing on
the track and franticsily waving a rel
handkerchief. The train was stopped short
when the tramp informed the alarmed pas
sengerx that be was tired uf walking ans
wanted to ride. The exasperased passen-
gers tumbled the tramp down an einbank
rnent, and the train proceeded.
An Nat Twelve Aeesanfss Fer.
SPOKANE. July Is.-The search is stil
going on in the vicinity Of Mission for th.
bodies Of the men supposed to have beer
killed last Tuesday. All but ~ Of the part,
attacked have been accounted for. and
future Investigations will show whethel
these were murdered or have left the coun-
try. All dangerous characters in tina
vicinity have been arrested.
Valuable Feeiinea.
. SEATTLE. July IS. Miss Mary + Belnn.
ger. whose sl00. 600 breach Of promise saii
against Robert II Craswell was tried las
week in the United States court. today re
covered sl0. 900 damages. The attorney
for the defense did not give notice o
motion for a new trial. but have yet Il
days in which to do 50.
Raa wreck.
BAgERsrTELD. Cal July i6.-A frightfu
wreck occurred at 2 clock this morning
resulting in the death of two tramps VIII
were instantly killed. and the fatal scaldinI
of Brakeman Frank Donnelly. Freigh
train No 81 was Eve hours late. and. whel
coming into Bakersfield. within 100 yarsi
of the station, ran into four steers. Tn
result was one of the biggest wrecks eve
seen in this vicinity. EngiI eer Ed Gobl
was thrown from the engine, but escape
with few cuts about the head. unless in
ternally injured Fireman Fred Crosh
crawled out of the wrecked engine with
slight sprain. Brakeman Donnelly wa
riding in the cab of the engine, and wa
, caught and badly scalded. He was take
, to Sumner, but cannot live
} A Junetien suicide.
JUNCTION CRY. Or July l7.-Robel
Mckay committed suicide this evening 4
8 o'clock by shooting himself twice throug
. the head with n caliber double-actio
, revolver. The deceased is son-in-law {
John Blew. blacksmith and an old res
dent of Junction. A few minutes befol
he took his life be told his wife that b
intended to shoot himself and started fo
the barn. His wife ran ont screaming an
calling TO a man passing by. As soon q
Mckay reached the barn he fred the fat
shots. As he was inside the barn no on