The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-23
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'orty-eight bodies were found beneath
he ruins of the church.
Fired nj Negroes.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. 20.-Ths white
aborers employed at Williams lumber
amp in Escambia county objected TO the
presence of so negroes who had just been
brought in, and last night fired into q
,arty OF them, killing three. The re-
nainder OF the negroes fled from the
amp. The names OF the dead are as yet
How aid it nappen.
La GRASDE, Or, Nov. 20.-J. d. Mas
en- was found dead in his cabin near Ell
gin with bullet hole through his head
md his brains scattered on the table
The door was locked, and the discovery
was made by neighbor. II is supposed,
from the position OF the body, that Mas
ten was accidentally shot from behind
by some one who had carelessly taken a
gun down from bracket where Nasten
kept it.
Sovereign Reflected.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2O.-Grand Mas
ter Sovereign was reelected today with
out opposition in the Knights OF Labor
assembly. Bishop, of Massachusetts.
and Merritt, OF Colorado, were nominate
ed for foremen, the place now held by
Bishop, and the latter was elected. Sec
retary- Treasurer Hayes, was reelected,
although there Was some opposition.
ea Tiiiameek.
ASTORIA, Nov. fe.-The British bark
l7sl tsas in ballast, 2i days
from ssn fr.nsisse, arrived al % this
afternoon. Captain Greenhaum has a
very interesting story to tell of the mar
row escape OF his vessel from going ashore
near Cape Falcon or False Tillamook,
carly yesterday morning. The vessel was
nearly washed Into the rocks: but was
saved by the Steamer Coaster, the Har-
rison, whose captain claims 500.
Mere Negro Rr1ses
BARRorKvIILE, Ky, Nov. Ia.-Jim
Patton and George Colsen, negroes, COM
mitteei 5 brutal assault on Mrs Robinson.
a white woman, about 20 years old, wife
Of respectable farmer Of Clay county,
yesterday. The two presented pistols IN
ihe face OF Mrs Robinson and demanded
she yield, which she refused TO do. Then
she was oveFpoWered and fearfully In
jured- The negroes escaped and return
ed 20 Barbourvillc, where they were ar.
rested last night by posse Of Clay eonn-
~ marshals. The citizens are very in
dignant and threaten 20 lynch the brutes.
ne.as nsi Times.
ST. LoCts. Nov. ia special TO the
Republic from Birmingham, Ala, saws
ReubeH T. kolb, the defeated candidate
OF the PopuliSi party for governor Of Ala
hama, publishes lengthy address 10 the
people OF Alabama in this afternoon :
edition OF the Peoples Daily Tribune,
the state organ Of the kolbites and pop
ilIsis, in which he declares his intention
20 be inauguraiei governor OF the state
December i, and calling upon his follow
crs everywhere 30 gather AZ Montgomery
that day and aid him in taking his scat.
ChIas.e Rsheea.
TRE DAi1Es, Or, Nov. is.-Ai . eo'clock
yesterday morning an aiiemp. a, robbery
and murder was made here. Some per-
sons broke into the Chimes wash-honse,
and after searching the loxer part of the
house, went upstairs, where the Chinese
were sleeping. One of the occupants
Was beaten over the shoulders with q
large stick and left in critical condition.
The outcry OF the other inmates brought
in the ncighbors, and the robbers made
their escape NoarreSss have been made
yet.
An tapieasaas Hng-
GUTHRIE, o. T., Nov. 1a.-whiIe pick
ing grapes on a country road, near here.
4 big black bear suddenly appeared and
attacked Miss Anna Wormhruugh, "A pres-
~ young lady, hugging her so hard iha;
il broke three OF her ribs and terribly
lacerated her body. Her injuries win
likely prove fatal.
Wsrdea Apptais
WOODLAND, Cal, Nov. le.-4An appeal
was taken in the worden case today.
Papers were filed and served late this
and the supreme court will
now decide whether or not Worden shall
hang.
Didnt warR.
MENrHs, Nov. is.-Soon after mid
night this morning an attempt TO hold up
train No. on the Yazoo /
Valley road, AT Panther Run,
Miss, was baked by the coolness OF En-
yineer A. A. koner. Panther Run is a
sman way-station. Soon after nightiall
/ half dozen strange men entered the
hamlet and hung around for an hour or
TWO. Then they disappeared and were
not seen again until the train had stop
ped and was starting out, when one OF
hem appeared on the track ahead sig
naling the engineer to stop. Engineer
koner pulled Gus the throttle and sent
The train through. Asit passed The sig
sal-light half dozen unmasked men
stood there, revolvers in hand. and all
COX shots at the locomotive.
Fatal Gaa Aec,deat
VANCOUVER, b. c., Nov. Is.-A fatal
gun accident occurred here yesterday. .by
which Frank Burns. l6 years of age, lost
his life. He was out shooting ducks in
! boat across ButTard inlet and reached
forward for his gun. The muzzle was
towards him and the hammer
striking thwart of the boat, the gun
was discharged, the charge entering the
right arm. His companion had TO row
Iour miles for medical aid. Late in the
evening he died from loss OF blood.
mig MaSseIe.
LoSIox, Nov. 1s.-A dispatch TO the
Times FROM Vienna says that letter has
been received there from Smyrna, which
reported that Zeki Pasha, q Turkish mar
shal, with detachment of Nisams and a
held battery, massacred 20O0 Armenians
at Sassoun. The bodies of the dead were
lett unburied, and their presence has
caused an outbreak of cholera. Many
Christians are reported to have fled by
secret paths across the Russian frontier.
1--we Dead Editer.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. lS.-After the sui
eide of Editor James Liddell, at Lyons,
Ia, yesterday, it was discovered that he
had written a brief description OF his
throwing himself in front OF railroad
train, stating that he had contemplated
II Tor over year. He even added dis
play heading. The press of the Times
was stopped and the article inserted.
Absolutely no cause was assigned. He
was always cheerful and genial.
B'g Earthquake.
RoMR, Nov. 1S.-Details OF the earth
quake are coming in slowly. 1t is known,
however that the nrnvinea of ReUpin al