The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-08

recognized MIN lmmeulately rs Wltson.
When near the place in the lane where the
murderer carried the dead body across into
the woods, the man jumped over the fence
and went into the bushes. " ills immed-
lately went to Milwaukee and notified the
people who were there assembled at meet
ing, and Immediately crowd of at least
$50 people went out to search, but he was
not found.
TRe Liberals Losing.
LONDON, July 5.-The expectations of
the liberals rs to gains in the metropolitan
boroughs were not reallzed today. The
total number of members elected is I60, of
whom the conservatives have elected 80, the
liberal unionists 8 and the liberals 63, in
eluding Tnomas Power 0'Connor. The
tories have gained ? and the liberals seats
in the contest today, leaving the liberals a
net gain of s seats. including Monday.
There is deep disappointment among hber-
ais tonight over the result in London.
An oregon Wan Remembered.
WASHINGTON, July 5.-The president
has sent to the senate the nomination of
William kapus, of Oregon, as consul to
Sidney, New South Wa es; and Earnest
Timme, of Wisconsin, fifth auditor of the
treasury, also Robert Williams, assistant
adjutant- general to be Acknowledgement to
be adjutant- general, with the rank of brig
adier-general, and Bertrand Rhiue, of Cal
ifornia, to be receiver of public moneys at
Independence, Cal.
EireerCcker Accident.
SALEM, Or Juy 5.-This evening while
lighting frecracker, Maud Dawson, aged
z, was seriously burned. She dropped a
match ON the sidewalk and sat down on it,
Her dress caught fire and burned off. The
girl ran, tanning the flames into a blaze.
The skin and flesh came off the back and
arms with the clothing. The girl will
probably recover.
Conin Nails Did It.
SEATTLE. July 6.-Fred H Mclaughlin,
son of Colonel II Mclaughlin. ex-cham-
pion collar and-clbow wrestler of the world,
and himself an athlete, dropped dead al
his home, south of this city, this afternoon.
He was heavy cigarette smoker, consum'
ing over 100 day The doctors say thi.
caused his DEATH
PrayIdg Beth Ways.
QUEBEC, July 5.-In this vicinity prayers
are being offered for the cessation of rain
while in Rimouski the crops are suffering
from the drought and the supplication Is
fsr rain.
Wilson at Large.
SALEM July 4.-The search continues in
Simpson canyon and the surrounding
country for Wilson, the escaped self con
fessed murderer. The posse has been aug
mented from time to time all day. and ha:
scattered, taking In wide scope ofeountry
The belief is that Wilson has got out o.
the canyon and is making his way to the
mountains. All day reports of his captur
have been coming in, but all, upon diligeni
/ inquiry, prove 10 be without foundation
| Errly this morning house near Lambert
Landing, south from DAYTON. was burglar
/ lied. supposedly by Wilson. A picnic
lunch, a revolver and rifls were stolen.
Weaver and Field.
OMAHA, July 4.-The peoples party
nominated Gen weaver fer president, the
| following being the ballot:
/ Kyle .---......-.----... .2I'
Scattering ..........-......-.. 4
On motion of Mr. Norton, Weayer's nom
| ination was made unanimous At 1855
IN a motion was made 10 adjourn unit
$50. but the chair ordered the roll-call fo
nominations for ice-president. j G. Field
of Virginia, Was nominated On the iirs
| ballot.