The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-06
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The strike THsF.
sAS FgAScsoo, June 2e.-At the close
Of the second day Of the great struggle
between the great American Railway
Union and the Southern Pacific the
strikers seem TO have the upper hand.
Traffic on the great railway system Il
paralyzed, 80 lar a. the Pacific coast i
concerned. No trains are running naxth
% sosIEhs "a from OIssl eifs E1esgiiftg and
II Paso west not wheel Is turning.
Even the company Z suburban trains out
Of San Francisco and Oakland are AZ
standztiil.
An Asfsrfs Harder.
ASTORIA, June 29.-Henry Miller, :
character who figured frequently in the
police court of this city, was shot AMI
probably fatally wounded this morning
at Olney by Nate Hillary, justice OF the
peace at that place. Miller, it is claim
ed, had made two trips to OIney with
the intention Of shooting Hillary, against
whom he had grudge for some ur.-
known reason.
sznts In Chicago.
CHICAGO, June "a story WIS cur
rent here today that Santo, the assassin
OF President Carnot, WAS in Chicago last
October TO attend a meeting Of anarchists
held here at that time. The story Is
that meeting OF anarchists vas held In
the Office Of Honroe E Jackson. the Can
ad1an half-breed, who went to Washing
ton with Coxey's army, last October.
Nails Aasf se Carried
WAsHExGTox. June 29.-Acting Post
master-General Jones held short eon-
ference with Acknowledgement 0lnev. At
which the movements OF the strikers
were discussed. Il was decided TO rigid
ly insist upon the carriage Of ali mails,
and TO prosecute al who Interfere gifh
postal transportation.
An Italian Quarrel
ROME, June 2S.-Deputy Imbxsani,
radical leader, and Major Rassoni, Of 3
Bersagiien regiment. fought duel last
evening. Both were slightly wounded
The prOvoc4tion 20 the duel was given IN
the chamber OF Imbriani, who there ae-
cused RasscEi OF cruelty during the ~
cent disturbances N Sicily.
Bitter Fight Is en-
CHICAGO, June p. .-Vice-President
Howard said the situation would he
much more warlike tomorrow. He aG-
de-f:
We can tie up every rad in the
country, il Necessary, 10 beat Pullman.
We have shown We were able TO fulfiM
our promise, and we can make good our
word 20 all railways Of the West Every
branch of organized labor Is now hack of
this struggle President Mcbride. OF the
miners union, has telegraphed that he
will call out the miners where eoal Is
upplied 10 roads that use Pullman cars
: his VIII zreatly aid rs.
WI FEshtEt
CHICAGO June eS--The most si.rrffiisssrt
action taken iyy railway officials since the
strike Eas ordered w2s that Of the Gen.
eral Managers Association, OF Chicago,
yesterday, when II was unanimously
agreed the rosds would fight the boycott
10 finish. They decided Ia import new
men to take the places Of the strikers.
Lawyers EIz Tee
LINCOLN, Neb-. June 3S-The supreme
court today handed down an opinion In
the celebrated case of the Fitzgerald <
Mallory Construction Company against
the Missouri Pacific railruad Ii has
been in The courts for nearly six wears,
the judgment Is $50. SO. john FItzrer-
aid Is the man who has been pushing the
cage, and he will receive about sa0.0oa
out OF the verdict.
4 Naval Wonder
SAN FRANozsoo, June sS.-B. F. Pere-
grin, OF Florence Cr., expects soon 10
swcop down On the uatiyes Of San Fran
cisco with 3 maritime monstroslfy, with
which he confidently expects 10 revclU-
tlonIEe the shipping business OF this port.
For nearly nine months. Peregrinf has
been building steSm barge on the most
novel lines, and he expects to have i N
port IN about three weeks.
Dess To he Arrested.
CHIcAso, June 2o--It IS reported IN
connection with the general managers ;
conference, that plans had been forma-
lated for the arrest, on the charge o
conspiracy, of President Debs and Or
ganiEer Lynch. 1t Is said that the gen
eral managers had been advised 10 ar
rest these men and have them searched
for papers which, ii found, would fur
nish indisputsble evidence that certain
men were amenahle TO the conspiracy
laws.
| Trains Ifsa Up.
| SAX FRAxcIsoo, June e7.-The Ameri-
lean Railway Union men in the employ
of the Southern Pacific have asserted
their power. As a result of their at
tempt to enforce the Pullman boycott,
passenger trains are tied up at every
railroad center in the state. Save by
the local trains there was no passenger
service out OF SAN Francisco or Oakland
tonight, and there is every indication
hat the trouble may be protraeted.
AUsad Riewa ca.
McMrNNvuIE, Or, June 37.-The Il
, vear-old son OF Preston K Smith, late 0
! Dakota, shot the entire head from I'll,
body of his 5-year-old brother last night
: with shotgun, while playing at captnr
ing a hersethief. Ii happened in 3 clos
ed room, and fragments Of the skull ans
, brains were scattered over the room
The face and person OF the helpless inysl
: lid mother was spotted with blood ans
I brains. as she sat In range of the shot
They did not know it was loaded.
a Coed Example.
SALEa, Neh., June 2I.-Twenty-iiv
: men took Martin Thayer. a young mar
|. from the streets OF Salem to the fai
. grounds Saturday night, where the
i stripped him of his clothing and apple
4 a liberal coat of tar and feathers, an
warned him never again to make his AZ
pearanee in this town. The day hefoI
y the fellow had allowed his invalid fathe
ts to be taken TO the poor house, while b
" was known 10 have had nearly $1,000 j
Ii his possession during the week.
5, The Canal Eill.
: WASHINGTON, June 2T.--The hous
committee on commerce today approve
!, the Nicaragua canal bill drawn by th
y subcommittee, and ordered 1t reporte
: to the house. One important amend
e ment was made by the full eommitte,
= giving the government first lien upo
= the canal, so there can be no chance ,
. loss through its guarantee of bonds.
A Minnesota Cyelene
n Sr Paul, Minn., June 27.-Meager 7,
: ports from southwestern Minnesota il
n dicate that a terrific cyclone pasSe
Of through that section this evening. 4