The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-20
The STRIEg Is OR.

This has been the prevailing remark in
Albany today. a; $50 O'Clock this forenoon
President Dshs IN response 10 the appeal
Of the Pullman employees on high patriotic
grounds made to Presiden. Debs 10 declare
the strike of By reason Of the infinite daua-
age wuieh is being done t. the business of
the country; that high functionary issued
| the order declaring the strike of and
from the Atlantic TO the Pacific strikers are
placed in the position Of individuals Some
ct them will be taken back. but the leaders
will have TO seek other fields for employ
uient- While it does not settle the dis
tnrhed condition of labor and the dispute
between labor and capital. il will probably
restore peace for the time being. and may
result in q new condition Of affairs The
eyes Of the people have bcea opened to the
danger of the lower class Of foreign immi-
grafton and no doubt better laws viii
follow. as well rs on industrial matters
generally.
Later-It Is on again. and these remarks
may lie reserved for the future.
4 COLLAPSED wHEEI.-Here is new
Albany item from a Corvallis pap.r:
Cupid" Warren and Harper Crauer while
driving up from Albany last Saturday after
noon met with an accident that caused
them 10 arrive here several hours behind
time. The horse they were driving be-
came scared at pack animal while de-
scending the Stewart grade about three
miles be.ow town, and jumped 10 one side.
causing wheel to COLLAPSE TIE horse
was detached from the vehicle and leading
the animal. the boys started for town on
foot, but were shortly overtaken by James
Eglin who, happily for them was return
ing from Albany in a two seated rig all
alone, and conveyed them to town.
COMING TINS WAr-It is learned upon
what appears to he reliable authority that
the Great Northern and Oregon Railway &
Navigation company have effected traffic
arrangements covering both freight and
passengers destined to Portland and the
Pacific Coast. This means that Jim Hill
will enter Portland ami the Willamette
valley and probably will put line Of boats
on the rivers. II is going to be effective
upon restoration of that portion of the
Oregon Railway e. Navigation company's
read from East Portland to Umatilla juno
ton. which suffered so severely from the
disastrous Columbia river freshets.
A RuN wAY.-Two or three evenings
ago just alter the DEMOCRAT isal gone to
press. horse and buggy dashed mp First
street, saw the signal flag nj the French
corner and turned south. Julius Grad
whol's Second street store attracted his at
tention and he hastily TUNED around the
corner, where he was stopped, after doing
some damage. The Man about Town after
a couple days Of leisure investigation learn
ed that the outfit belonged to Mr Thomas
Froman.
AT ScIo.-At late meeting of the
directors OF the Bank of Scio, z o Smith
was elected vice president, succeeding
G w Philips, who has disposed of his
stock. w A Ewing was elected cashier
and A J johnson assistant cashier. Mr.
Ewing will assume his duties some time
In September when Mr. Johnson will
retire, his attention. being required ry
| other important business and too, he de
| sires to take a recreation.-PTess.
A CuINAMAN's EXPERIENCE. About
8 O clock this morning celestial was seen
hurrying along First street with his hand TO
his lower Jaw, and asking for Marshal Lee
Inquiry divulgad the trouble. The Celestial
is cook at the Delmonico Restaurant.
II tleel Mrs Sutton about her boy hiding
the AK She tell HIM. He come up behind
me, hit me in the the face, 20 round and
round and tumble down, then ! ely, he
ID! - Where's Marshal
Lee.
FORCED ORDERS Besides his other
misdeeds It was learned to day that Henry
White, In the city jail for roaming the
streets after midnight, had also obtained
liquor at the drug ftoies OF Hodges u
| mcfarland and Fred Dawson. on forged
, OF ders. He will be arrested on the
charge OF forgery, and the chances are
will 20 to Salem for short term.