The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-06-29

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guson, residing at Sunbeam, nine miles
south, and Frank Harvey, living near
Pomeroy, nine miles northwest, were
killed by lightning. A few horses and
other stock were killed.
Tive Regfmenss Called est.
HARRIsBrRG, Pa, June 2i.-The Fifth
and Sixth regiments and Sheridan post
have been called out by Governor Patti
son Tor service In jefferson county.
Sheriff GOurley telegraphE that 700
Hungarians and 100 eympathizers are
within three miles OF Punxsutawnev,
and the situation grows more alarming
every minute. A mob Is in possession Of
the mining properties At Woolston.
A sneceksFaI Refssm-
WASHINGTON, June 21.-The prediction
that the reforms instituted by the demo-
cratic administration Of the pension bgl-
reAu would result IN covering into the
treasury al the end OF the fiscal year
several millions Of dollars, Is about TO
be realized. Commissioner LochHen has
had prepared careful estimate showing
that the surplus viii be So, 600 coo.
Passed Ihe senate.
WAsHISsroS, June 2I.-BlIs were
passed by the senate as folIDwins: To
authorize the commission to liraft . code
OF Laws for the District OF Alaska, TO pro
mote the efficiency OF the navy, and 10
define the boundaries OF the three judi
cial districts in Alaska, and 10 regulate
the jurisdiction OF the United States
courts therein.
The Geld Eeserse-
WAsHESorox, June 2i.-Advices from
New York state the city hanks today
deposiied 500, 900 IN gold in the sub
treasury IN exchange for United States
notes. One million dollars IN gold was
today engaged for export, leaving the net
gold reserve At the close OF business to-
day SOL, ,I37 $50, and the cash balance
today sII5, I55, ,404-
weavers Bsdy Fszaa.
COTTAGE grove, Or, June 2I.-Search
for the missing man Weaver. who was
lost about ten weeks ago, resulted in the
body being found one mile down the
stream from where downing Was found
The BODY could not be handled and was
buried where II was.
A. Aged PIsaeer.
DRAIx. June 2I.-Mrs Joseph Putnam,
one Of the old pioneers OF Oregon died st
her home. six miles west OF here. at
seven O'Clock this morning. She was
born in Lexington. KY. in 1870. and was
married TO Joseph Putnam in 1877. She
came TO Oregon in 1883, and settled near
here, where she lived until her death.
An Iswa q eieae-
Sioux CRY. Ia, June S0.-A terrible
storm of wind and hail struck this city
al o'cloak this morning. The roof OF
the Illinois station VAS carried over the
Union depot. The Gettysburg cyclora-
ma Was wrecked. 1t is believed an i'm
mense amount OF damage has been done
in the surrounding country.
Geld Reserve.
WAsHIxGrox, June ao.-The gold re
serve today, after deducting s., ,ss5, 900
engaged for shipment tomorrow, Is S64
70S, ,4o7, or $7S5, $50 lower than ever be
fore in its history. February ., 1894,
just previous TO the bond issue, the re-
serve reached $65, ASS, ,S7T, the lowest
point to that time. and the cash balance
was SSS $40, ,I0a. The cash balance to-
day was SIS. .76S, ,705, or $Sl, ,olS,6
greater than February.
ABis Uaisa.
CHICAGO, June s0.-President Debs, of
the American Railway Union, says steps
will soon be taken to form q triple aili-
ance between the Knights of Labor, the
American Railway Union and the Farm
ers' Alliance, which viii control about
/, 500. 200 men. A convention, under the
auspices OF the Illinois State Federation
of Labor, will be held at Springfield.
July >, and 1, at which the union will
probably be effected.
WIN Make Et Het.
TACOMA, June e0.-Nat Blum, the ex-
opium smuggler who turned government
informer and helped to convict several
persons, arrived in Tacoma tonight from
Washington. He will proceed to Port
land tomorrow to testify further in the
opium cases, and is going to make it hot
for them,' ii he keeps his word. A dep
uty United States marshal accompanies
him.
Estee Eemiaated.
SAcRANRSro, Cal, June 2o.-Morris NJ
Estee, of Napa, is the republican nomi-
nee for governor of California, having
been nominated on the first ballot by
the republican state convention this
afternoon. He had three-fourths of all
the delegates, and it was walkover.
No other candidate at any time since the
first delegations assembled in Sacrament
to had more than fighting chance.
Want 6eld.
CINcINNArI, June 20,-The banks and
capitalists on the board of trade are ex-
orcised over circular letter from United
States Treasurer Morgan, imstructing the
to obtain all the gold possi-