The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-03

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republic OF Hawaii the recognition ac-
corded its predecessor, the provisional
government. ] DO this in the belief that
| represent, the president Of the United
States, to X hom. as executive chief Of
the government, my action will be
promptly submitted for the necessary
APPROVAL.
The senate yie:aiAg
WASHINGTON, July 30.-For the first
time since the tariff bill has becn in COR
ference there were signs OF Wayeri3tg
( from the long line that has stood behind
the senate bill. Senate bill or none, -
has been repeated during the day. but
less frequently and with less emphasis
than heretofore. The only explanation
| for the brief conference today is the fac:
that the house conierrees ieel iha, the
situation Is changing In their favor.
There are many reasons advanced 10
show iaa, this statement. has 4 gooi
foundation.
asunessIa STERN.
~ PAUI. Jaly g0.-This afternoon =
sevrre hail storm did much damage in
Stevens couniy, near the Pope county
/ line. The towns oi Framnas. Swan lake
and Danarr and southwark toward Han
cock suffered inoss. From 500 TO 1000
acres we're completely stripped OF all
/ growing crops. while tina; 81 greater
territory was partially destroyed.
Awar Isem.
LoxDoS. July So-Thc day following
the fight between the Chinese and the
Z japanese ships, japanese cruiser eu-
fassa gsFsays fN9arra.a =.
. Prince Of Jerome Gulf. The Chinese
claim :hesF vessel was victorious. and
Z that the japanese cruiser Was irkcn Of
by her eoasort in a crippled condition.
RI= Flre
MExSEArolGs. July 9o.-Thc third dis
asiroas fire in the history oi Minneapo-
lis broke cut about 3 20 this afternoon
in the lumber yards Of the Sheviin-Car-
pcuter Company, on the bank oi the
Mississippi river a. the Too, Of Eighth
avenue north. II spread with rcmarka-
bic rapidisy, and before ii WAS controll-
esi DESTROYED property valued a; nearly
$50, 600.
The Wfse~RsiR Fires
WEsr SUPERIOR, Wis. July Sl.-The
Rev II Mason, who went to Phillips in
charge OF the supply train sent from
here, returned today. lie said that the
reports OF 20 lives being lost. WAS far
short Of the truth, for the total loss OF
lie viii he at least 20. Eleven bodies
had been recovered up to noon today.
Want Damages.
Cuscsso, July 29.-I.aryc bills for dam /
age to and destruction OF railway prop /
.tvf4F t6.ss sfasau
ing into the city hall. T Brooks. sex I
ond vice--presidcnt oi the Piitsburg. Gin |
cinnau 4 st Louis. has presented bill ;
which aggregates $i4a. sci. The largest !
item Is si0l .6al for 80 freight cars de- !
siroyed, and ~ damaged. The Piiisburg. /
Fort WAYNE 4 Chicago presented bill /
of $2l ,3iT. The largest item il Tor II |
freight cars destroyed and IS damaged, /
sl+, ,4g6.
Japan. RIsht.-
6ogouoNA, July 2S.-A lengthy state /
ment has been sent out from an author !
tive source explaining Japan's position. /
II is claimed that she has never gone be-
yond the rights given her by the treaty of |
1882. The statement rchearses Japan's !
demands. as presented TO the govern /
ment a; Peking, and declares that If war /
results, the policy of China will be an- |
swerab.e for it. Ii is impossible. SAYS
the statement in conclusion, TO conjec- |
ture what caused China's attitude in the |
face OF Japan's indisputable treaty rights |
Boid Robbery.
JACKSONVILLE, July ga very bold /
robbery took place on Elliott creek. - /
miles southwest of jacksonville. last /
week. Some Cinnamon have been min !
ing on the creek the past winter or two. /
White men, without masks, surprised |
them while they were eating dinner and /
robbed them OF 500 in gold dust. Sher- |
i'll Patterson visited that section the past |
week, but the Cinnamon refused to /
swear out warrants, as the men threat |
ened their lives, and they were afraid 10
prosecute them. !
ATen Days' Rnn.
MEDFoRp, Or, July 29.-The jackson |
County bank, of this city, received ST.
600 in gold today, rs cleanup of the |
Hammersly Mining Company after !
l0-days' run. The gold was in one mug
get and was quite n curiosity. The HAM |
mersly is one of the best quartz mines in /
this end of the state, and great deal ot
developing work is being done, but the |
mill is not run steadily at present.
sunstroke.
New York, July 29.-Thc total cases
OF sunstroke today were six. The day |
was genuine scorcher. From II de-
grees at sunrise, the thermometer climb
ed up TO 90 ut noon. In the afternoon
the street thermometers registered all
the way from 100 to l0I degrees.
An Encsunter.
BERLIN, July 2o.-Adyices received
here from Seoul, by way Of Shanghai,
show that upon the refusal OF Corea to
accede to Japan's demand that the Chi
nese troops be sent out OF the country,
the japanese advanced on Seoul. After
a short encounter, in which the Coreans
were defeated, the Japanese occupied the
royal palace. The king OF Corea there
upon asked the foreign representatives
to intervene.
The fact that the mere paper stock is
subjected 10 wear in frictional way the
tougher il becomes has led parties into the
plar of using paper stock for floor tiles,
These are usually made of stone, marble or
cement, but are more or less liable to wear
off hv constant nSa Eloor tiias ara nn,v |