The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-09-20
Not aCau.,iaase.

Not Candidate.
ALBANY, n. Y, Sept. lS.-Governor
Flower announced today that he is not a
'andidate for denomination. He made
Known his determination after long in
erview with Senators Hill and Muir
ohy. Governor Flower said: al am
my nomination would not
De SO likely to command the full vote of
he partyas would the nomination OF
some other democrat, and am two de-
;irous of party success to be candidate
inder these circumstance"
ABis Majority.
GEORGETOWN, Sept. 1.-THE demo.
cratic committee announces the official
vote rs follows;
Owene ...........-....-. .lS29
=. 645
settle. ...-.+...-.... ........-.....-..- l9o
Owens plurality -. .......-.IlS IlSi
Desha Breckenridge and several OF his
friends went before the county COM
mittec and protested against the vote of
every precinct in the county. The com
mittee refused TO consider the protest.
Hlg Robbery.
SAN FaAScIsco, Sept. 1T.-Miss Netiie
Hook, aged 80, and her brother John,
"a years, of Loyaltoa, Sierra county,
were arrested today on charge OF grand
larceny, for stealing $5ll4 from Charles
Perry, 20 years OF age, farmer OF Sier-
raville. The old man has been the
prisoners friend since their childhood, i,
and when he gather up his lite's savings
and came 10 this city last week, intend
ing 20 90 TO Alaska, he brought them
with him. The brother and sister
kissed their old friend gooiby at the
steamer, but when he reached Seattle lac
that he had been robbed. as
there Was coin in his trunk. He re.
turned 10 this city and reported his loss
20 the police. Detective Gibson ar
rested the pair and recovered si701,
which thew had deposited in Wells,
Fargo < Cos bank in the woman's name.
omeIai News OF the Battle.
wAvHrS0LoS, Sept. IA telegram
has been received At the Japanese iega-
ton, announcing general cng4 cement
between the japanese and Chinese forces
at Ping Yang, September Is, near the
frontier OF Corea, on the
river, resulted in q decisive VIC
tory Tor the japanese. The officials Of
the legation state that this is the first
official intelligence received regarding
the first in Northern Corea, concerning
which there have been so many ruInors.
An faahe Marder.
kEiLoGG. Idaho, Sept I7.-John Todd
q saloon-kesper, shot and instantly
killed Robert Bradley in his saloon to-
day during an alteration Todd used
a doahle-harreled shotgun, firing both
barrels. Todd Is in Jail
Aa eLiahsua eyeIsne
PEERY. o. 7. sept. IA cyclone
passed through Jennings and Mingo,
east OF here, and blew 80 houses 10
atoms. i young lady and two children
were killed and several people injured.
Several houses caught fire az Minro, and
= conilagraticn followed.
ABsy wIiharawns
OMAHA, Sept. I7.-ArTangemenis werS
closed TODAY bv the Western ruad.
through which the long-drawn-out boy,
co:t against the Union Pacific viii Il
withdrawn October !. For three year
the Union Pacific has been compelled Il
fight the combined opposition Of th.
Rock Island, the Burlington and shs RiS
Grande.
Ihe wheAt Market
CaICAso. Sept ia decrease o
! ! $50 600 bushels in the amount Of whea
and flower on ocean passage started ihi
/ wheat market a little higher than
closed on Saturday afternoon. TIL
bears, however. poured short wheat int
/ il and il soon became heavy and dull
/ The Northwestern receipts, while smal
/ Ter than some Of Saturdays rnmors, ha
led TO the expectations that were suffl
GENTLY heavy 20 be bcaEish factors.
/ Murder and saicIac.
/ PORTLAND, Sept, i6.-It was about q
O'Clock this afternoon when John "
/ Stengele, well-known young civil en-
ginecr, shot and killed Mrs. Mabel Ca
win, OF Worcester, Mass, who had bee
visiting with relatives here and ther
placing the deadly revolver TO his ow
head, blew out his brains. The TRACED
occurred on the sidewalk on the south
side OF Yamhill street, about 100 fee
west OF Thirteenth street. Three shot
were fired in quick succession, and th
man and woman fell side by side on III
pavement. Siengele died instantly, an
/ his victim gave oniy one or two gas
after the arrival of several bysiander
who witnessed the shooting. Unrs
Quilted love prompted the double crime
Deaf Ike Paper Heaey.
YOKOHAMA, Sept. 2.-Business i
Corea is much disordered, owing to tn
scarcity OF silver and sudden lack O
confidence in japanese paper money
which has hitherto circulated TO virtual
| at par. The agencies OF the Japanes
national banks have tried ever mean
to arrest the decline of paper, whici
now stands at 10 per cent discount, bu
thus far their efforts have been in vain
The depreciation began with the Who'll
safe departure OF Chinese merchants
who exchanged large quantities OF note
for silver, which they carry home witt
them.
The reary Expedition.
ST. JOINS, n. F., Sept. l5.-The Pear,
main and auxiliary expeditions, witt
all well on board, arrived today frou
Falcon harbor, which they left Angus
26. Peary, with Lee and Henson a
volunteers, remained at the headquarter
at Falcon harbor to complete the ex
plorations next season. On the tril
they surveyed and mapped hithert,
unknown coast line TO Melville bay &c
$50 miles. Messrs. Peary and Lee ar
the first white men to see, locate anc
measure the historic iron meteorite nea
Cape York, which they will bring HON,
next year.
An Editorial Euei.
Waco, Tex. Sept. l6.-At Gatesville
the terminus OF the Gotten Belt, today,
fatal street duel took place between ]. l.
Goodman, editor OF the Peoples Voice
and b. G. Armstrong, editor of the Star
both weekly papers. The duel grew on
OF personal controversy in the paper
over the Ed. Cash lynching few month
ago. Goodman was shot through tn
heart and Armstrong through th'
bowels. J. G.. Beeman, q bystander
was fatally wounded in the neck by I
stray shot.
Hsrsethicf Killed.
BURNS, Or. Sept. 16.-Word has jus
beed received that homicide was com
mitted in the south end Of the country
known rs the Wild Horse Country, tn
2d inst. The report is that man, Civ
ing his name as Gilhooley. shot and in
stantly killed man by the name O
Gaudaloupe, who was attempting I
steal span OF horses from the former
A Great Race.
ENID, O. 7. Sept. 15-The first ami
| versary of the opening of the Cheroke
strip was celebrated today by all the dis
tinguished persons OF Oklahoma. TIL