The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-27


natic scene occurred in the senate today,
'ut the presidat, instead OF being, as on
yesterday, the object OF attack by the
erder OF his Rrty, was defended with
igor and vim. Dir Cleveland's cham
ZION today was old political rival and
nemy, Senat2 David B Hill, of New
York. The Nv York senator spoke al
most two hous to breathless galleries
md full seiate. Several times the
Presiding otlicr was unable to restrain |
he enthusianihis remarks evoked, no.
ably when Nr Hill declared personal |
considerations would not prevent him
rom defending the president when he
vas unjustly attacked.
Natural Desth.
SAN FRAStsco, July 24.-General SUI
"a Fillmore returned from
ls9 evening. lie said that
he situatlon hd quieted down and did
lot demand h&presence any longer. He
lad sccomplia8d d the object OF his mis-
Ion. sIhe BID &kade had been broken,
na na the ss-ske&2 died a natural death.
The strike y y he said. at does
) called off not. We m have ali the
nen We wantxand the strikers can hold
0getner 9s.i as onesas they please without
drite Lion.
DuBLrN, july 2i.-Pugilist fSvbett
,aid visit to Ballinrobe. the birthAace
If his father, yesterday, and was naycn
m ovstion. He was literally carssed TO
The hAss.l - - aftarpon,, ~, =
perfdz sscssSF he berie,;, ,T' ~ the he H. IN lh
his uncle, Rev James co-iett ;slJHifd-
ing. People came from all n-.A OF the
to see him. In the eYening he
was rendered a receptio2-r the town
hall.
big Hauls
ASTORIA, July 23.-During the past
two or three fishing days the receipts ut
the canneries have been unusually large,
and some OF the fisherman have made
hauls that exceed anything in the histo-
~ OF the salmon industry for several
years past. Saturday last John Mattson.
who generally earns the reputation OF
having the Ligh boat on the river.
brought $500 pounds OF royal chinook
fish into hinney's cannery, the result OF
a single drift. Four OF the men employ
ed by The Cutting Packing Company
brought in over 10000 pounds OF fish,
and nany others are reported 10 have
secured unusually large hauls.
An Abscondiag Clerk.
SAN FRANdsoo, July 23.-WiIliam
Melville. the absconding collection clerk
of the Bank of California, is in the city
Jail. He made a confession that he had
stolen sS4 600, and tha, his stealing
cover period 0f 3t least Is years. Hs
SAYS that he expects no lenicncv, and Is
glad that the suspense is over. The
bank officials who visited him counselesi
him not TO talk, but he ignored their adj
vice.
Vice arrested.
SAcKAMENTo, July 23.-George " Vice
yice-president OF the union. was arrested
today by United States Marshal Bald,
win on charges Of obstructing the Uni
ted States mails, of conspiracy and o.
insurrection. Mr. N!cs i i candidate fol
the assembly on the ticket Of the reor.
aanlzei democracy. He was released or
$500 bonda.
Three Bsys Drs~ae
CoLFAx, July 2S.-Wori reached shii
city today OF the drowning Of three b.ov.
IN the Snake river SATURDAY night. while
bathing, three miles below PenewAwa
They we're Jesse Printer, Bert and Nor.
man Wills. The first two we're 10 vear
old, and the latter Is.
war Inevitable
SHANGHAI, July s5.-The reports .hsf
China has declared war on Japan ar.
premature, bat hos;iliiies are inevitable
Twelve thousand troops were seat from
Tas,a Friday, with q iieci of gunboats
lis supposed their destination is Se--s.
1asa o. 10 iight the japanese, il IL,
iark< 49, Chinese occupancy at an
point ryra. II war Is declared. Chi.
ma will make 3 levy of ~ coo from each
province and send 4 fleet 20 attack JAp-
anese ports. China has notified foreign
consuls that she Is preparing 10 blockade
the Woo Sung bar.
Remarkable seene
WssHINSroN, July 25.-Perhaf.s NJ
more remarkable scene was ever witness.
ed in the senate than that which occssrr.
esi today when Tor three and hall hour.
GoTman. the Democratic political leader,
Delivered his speech against the presi,
dent IN defense os the senate tariff hill
The galleries we're packed to the doors
and so great was the interest in Ger
man 5 speech that the members uf the
house ticcked into the senate end ot the
capitol, and the house, being unable 10
hold quoronl, adjourned. German,
with frankncss tha; amazed those pres
eni, discussed party secrets. and opened
the door TO party eaucuses.
Fats Jump
RoCEvftLE. Conn, July 22.-Collic
Richardson, II years old, n CRYSTAL lake
jumper OF considerable note, was killed
at Pine Grove station this evening. lie
jumped from . temporary tower, 10 feet
high, into - feet of water. He struck
on his breast. The body lodged in the
mud al the bottom Of the pond. Rich
ardson jumped into the same pond, July
/, from tower 100 feet high.
Preparations Fer War
SnA%oHIA, July 22.-Cnina continues
to make preparations 10 assert her
claims in Corea and from present indi-
cations il is judged that war will be in
eyitable unless Japan rece,los from the
position she has hitherto maintained.
Orders were recently issued for 1900
Chinese troops 10 prepare for departure
for Corca. The preparations were hur-
riedly completed and Friday last the
soldiers went on board the transports
that will convey them to the peninsula.
Wants A Personal ReJeots
CHICAGO, July 22.-Dobs, Howard,
kelihcr and Rogers, the American Rail-
way Union officials, today issued an adj
dress to the public, the substance OF
which is as follows:
ave propose that the Pullman COM
rany shall be- brought to Justice, and in
4 way that shall necessitate a strike with
out its attendant ills. We have faith in
the American people; they uphold jus
tice; they love fair play; and now, in
the name of justice and fair play, we ap-
peal to the great American public, TO
every man and every good woman, not
to ride in Pullman car until the Pull
man company does justiceto its en-
ployes. Let the cars run absolutely
empty.
The Unsettled Tarin RnI.
.WAsBiNGroN, July 22.-All interest in
the senate proceedings for the week CEN
ters in the efforts which will be made to
settle the tariff controversy as raised by
the conference disagreement. The week
will begin with this question in the fore
ground, and no one can foresee what