The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-09-28
TEE.EGEAPHxO.
A Roy Forger.

Soy fOrEeP.
OREGON Cry, Sept. 25.--Sheriff Patter-
ION, OF Jackson county, arrived today
md took the prisoner, Loren Stowell
back to Jacksonville, to answer to the
,harge of forgery, preferred by George
Brown, a merchant OF Eagle Point. The
names five instances of forg-
cry. Stowell today admitted that he
signed his grandmother's name to a
check for $l2, without authority, but de-
MED the other charges. The young fell
ow Is barely Is years OF age. He was
TO go to Montana, when his
to see the interior OF the Jail
brought him into the sheriff's clutches.
The ceeks Bsdy.
MIssouLA, Mont, Sept. 25.-The Mis-
souian tomorrow will contain q sensa-
tional story of the recovery ane burial Of
the remains of George Colgate, the de-
serted cook of the notorious hunting
party headed by William +. Carlin, son
OF General Carlin, late commander OF
the department OF the Columbia. The
discovery was made August % by Lieu
tenant Elliott, eight miles below the
spot where the desertion occurred. on
Clearwater river. All that remained of
Colgate's body was thigh bone and one
leg, which were mangled and gnawed
by the wild beasts infesting that region.
Means somethiag.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 26.-When the
steamer st. Paul sailed for Mexican
ports today she carried as steerage pas
sengers General Bolanos and Captain
Bustamente, the San Salvadoria refugees.
When Ezeia left the two here last Sun
day, il was with promise to meet them
again on the Salvadorian frontier, Both
men accepted the situation and appeared
TO follow their leader on the first oppor-
tunity.
ATreatJ AbTesaied.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-Brazil has
abrogatcd her reciprocity treaty with the
United States. The formal announce
ment was received at the state depart
ment yesterday. Ii came in the form oi
a letter from Minister Mendonca. Brazil's
diplomatic representative here. and said
that in accordance with instructions from
his government, he gave notice OF the
abrogation OF the reciprocity treaty, to
take e9ect January ] next. The action
of Brazil in this matter is taken as a re-
suit Of the passage OF the new tariff law,
which does not hold out any inducements
TO other countries TO grant special rates
OF duty to products OF the United States
The First Death.
RosEBURG, Or. Sept. 2ith.-Patrick
Welch, an old veteran, died at the sol.
diers' home about ] O'Clock Sunday
morning, OF heart failure. The de.
ceased was member OF company b
First Michigan infantry, throughout the
entire war, and entered the home from
Tllamook county. He was S. years old.
The funeral was held this morning, be.
ing directed by the Grand Army post
The body was buried in the cemetery Al
the home.
Atempiets E.etsry.
NEw YoEK, Sept. a4.-The Herald.
European edition publishes the follow.
ing from its correspondent az Brussels
The eminen; naval authority who write,
under the nom de guerre OF Nau.icus i,
here. and interviewed him Tor tbs
! Heral on the subiec; OF the recent Chi
nese ani Japanese encounter at tn.
mouth of the Ialu river. He expressed
/ an absolute conviction that the Chimes
had suffered as crushing defeat a. tn,
French and Sprniards did at Trafalgar
.ABsS ImprIssament.
Los ANGELES, Sept. 2i.-Judge Ross
in the federal court this morning sen.
tencoi Gallagher and buchanan, Amer
can Railway Union strikers, TO Is months
imprisonment in the county Jail and !
| line Of $500 each. The outcome Of th,
trial has caused sensation here. tn,
men are among those who attempted I,
/ intimida.e workman on the Southern
/ Pacific during the strike. There ar
many other cases pending OF slmilis
import.
| Baitimare VIII VITA.
PHiLApuPHaA. Sept. 24.-There Is nos
/ jus; one possible chance for New York Il
/ beat Baltimore out in the race for ih,
National League pennani. That Is b,
/ the Giants winning the five remaining
scheduled games and the Orioles losin,
/ the five they had vet 10 play. II BsIti
more should lose four OF the Eve and vii
I the other, Ncw York. by winning al
| tive, could not win out, for baltimore
perccntsge Of games won 10 games r1layes
would still hc two points 10 the good O
taA-ss - SN.&-A -sASa@NS-NA&IEs &ASNk.
Lsskea Better.
CHICAGO, sept. 2i.-Cntil very late il
the days session Of the wheat market
there was little encouragement for tn,
holders OF that grain. Within the las
hour, however, the sentiment underwear
a change, being helped both by the srnal
lez estimates for tomorrow and by ia.
rally in corn.
destructive eyeisse-
ST. PAUl, Sept. 22.-Between S and II
o'clock last night a narrow strip of coun.
try 20 miles long was laid waste by .
hurricane. which in many places de
velopcd into a cyclone. In its path TO
day are ruined towns. devasted farm,
and several hundred dead and injured
people. Starting about 10 miles south
Of Spencer in Northwestern Iowa, the
storm OF wind at o'clock began il,
destruction. This is partial list of ths
number OF dead:
-Ne1' .A'r1..A Il,
North OF Wesley. Il,
North OF Britt .... - s
At Leroy -...... ..
Al Spring Valley y....... :
Near Usage
North of Allison City