The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-06-29
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Aner The italians.
LYONS, June 26.-Throughout the
night rioters thronged the streets, sack
ed Italian stores and taverns, and after
throwing their contents i'm the street,
made bontires of everything combusti-
BILE. The police frequently chased the
rioters, who always retreated, seeming
TO demonstrate they were
vindictiye against the Italians only, and
not seeking conflict with the authori-
ties.
civil war Claims.
WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator
White expects to call up, after the pass
age of the tariff bill, his measure pro-
viding for the payment of the civil war
claims of California, Oregon and Nevada.
BY the terms of the bill California will
receive nearly 81 ,oO0, 900, Oregon nearly
$3.50, 900 and Nevada over 100000.
sssed Up.
SAVANNAH, Ga, June 26.-Train No.
6, of the Savannah, Florida & Western
railroad. due to arrive at this evening.
was held up this side of bonneville al
l 80 N, by six masked men. The safe
in the express car was robbed OF its con-
tents, $l222 in cash.
Big Fight.
CHICAGO, June 35.-At noon tomorrow
the American Railway Union will begin
its fight against the Pullman Car Com
pany. Nice-President Howard, of the
union, said:
1--WE will bankrupt Geougc II Pullman
in little while. We have shut up his
works at Ludlow and st Louis, and shall
be able TO close his last door at Whining
ton by next week. He will be rendered
completely helpless inside of 10 days,
unless he comes 10 our terms"
The Assa..ias Motive.
PARIs, June 25.-It is reported the po-
lice are convinced that the assassination
OF Carhot is the result Of conspiracy 10
avenge the death OF valiant and Emile
Henri. Twenty detectives have gone 10
Cette, department Of Herault, where
Santo was recently domiciled, 10 track
down his supposed aocomplices. The
weapon used by the murderer was long
triangular sblade OF the siiletto pattern.
The sheath OF the weapon Is OF velvet,
with red and black stripes.
Jail Break
CORVALLIS, Or, June Esd Scott and
George Hall, who have been in the Ben
ton county jail several weeks, awaiting
the action OF the grand jury, broke out
about ) O'Clock this morning by cutting
away a portion OF the arched door
at the entrance TO the jail, with
4 pocketkniie. The alarm was given by
passe-by, and soon after their depart
ure the sheriff and posse were in ho;
pursuit. About o'clock this afternoon,
the fugitaves were overtaken in q wheat
field six miles west of town. and were
captured without resistance.
kausas Gyelese.
WAcHrrA, Kan, June 25.-At 80 this
evening a terrible cyclone from the
southwest struck the village of keigh-
ley, Butler county, and nearly wiped the
little town out of existence. Ed Thur
man was crushed TO death. Many were
pinned under falling houses and serious
Iy injured. II is thought that many
were killed, as the cyclone swept on its
course as far east as the people could see
it. Two stores, the largest buildings in
the village, were cruseed like egg shells.
A Revival In Industriss.
PITTsHURc, June, 25.-A revival in
local industries, which millmen conf
dentially predicted would follow the
settlement OF the coal strike, was evi-
denced today when the plants in all sec
tions OF the city. some OF which have
been idle for months, resumed work
with full force OF hands in all depart
ments.
Very Hst-
PHILADEiPHIA, June 23.-Today was
the hottest day of the season. The Their
mometer at the weather bureau register
tered SO degrees at O'Clock. The follow
ing is list OF persons who were killed
by the heat:
Michael Magee, dropped dead on the
street; George VI Maggi, Francis G Nc
for the Blantz Brewing Company died
after being admitted to the hospital.
Besides these deaths there were about
30 persons prostrated.
Aother Read Issue.
WASHINGTON, June 2S.-Finaneial ex-
perts seem to be OF the opinion still that
il will be necessary for another issue OF
tory condition OF the United States treas
ury. Secretary Carlisle is in quandary.
He sees the necessity for another bond
issue, and it is thought that President
Clevend agrees with him on this point,
but there is determined opposition to
any action in the direction OF another
bond issue to make good the gold re-
serve.
A ATerribie Diss ster.
CARDIFF, June 24.-The men who have
volunteered to search the Albion coli
liery at Cilfyndt, the scene OF the terri
bic explosion Of firedamp last evening,
have been at work all day, but no further
rescues have been affected. All hope
for those still missing has been abandon
ed. The number of dead will, it is be-
lieved reach 250. 1t has been ascer-
tanned that 287 men and boys descended
the shaft yesterday, and OF this number
only II have been saved.
A Fatal Accident
New .YoRK, 24.-The tug James ID
Nlchol, with 50 excursionists and crew
OF ten or twelve, sank about ! o'clock
this afternoon, three miles off the High
lands. Fifty-four OF those on board have
been accounted for. The rest were
probably drowned. She had, it is said
a license to carry so passengers, but 63
tickets were sold.
A Big Boycstt
CHICAGO, June 24.--The American
Railway Union adjourned, having made
all arrangements for boycott against
the Pullman company. II j Elliott, OF
Butte, and J i Mexican, of Cleveland,
o., were elected directors.
President CarnOt Assassinated
LYONS, June 25.-President Carnot
was assassinated last Sunday evening
by an anarchist, Caesare Giovain Santo,
a young man % years of age. He was
stabbed to the heart and died immedi-
ately. The president was visiting Lyons
in connection with the international ex-
hibition at that time.
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