The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-30

bonds will be made very promptly, and
as the understanding is iha, noEe OF the
gold is TO be taken from the treasury, an
early restoration of the gold reserve to
above the slo0, 900 900 mark will be the
result.
Tee Mach eregsa Ranch.
SAX Francisco, Nov. a6.-The failure
OF the Frisbie Brothers seems to be COM
plete. Il was caused BY unfortunate
speculation in IN Oregon ranch. They
owe ex-senator FELTON, SIS, ,y.i IS; Reddy,
Campbell K Metsoa, $500, and Balfour /,
Guthrie & Co., 5000. All they have TO
satisfy these claims IS an interest in 100
acres OF land in Shasta county.
Plenty Of ssIa.
BoxDox, Nov. 26.-The Daily Tele-
graph will mention tomorrow the rumors
thai more gold will he shipped TO New
York on account Of the treasury loan,
and that the Bank Of England directors
have decided TO invest large sum in
subscriptions. A Russian 81 per cent
loan OF E9o 600 ,010 will soon be launch
here and in other capitals.
Ierrsr Stricken People.
RoME. Nov. 2d.-RepcateSi earthquakes
shook Reggie and Messina today. The
terror Of the inhabitants increases. /.
is wet and cold throughout the districts
round both cities, yet hundreds are liv-
ing in the fields. Many families are des-
titute Of shelter and have only the elo,he.
on their backs. Relief committees are
organizing rapidly and special relief
bin is in preparation for parliament.
A STERN Aazsaaced.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 96.-SignAls OF a
southwest storm are displayed at Eureka
and Poin; Reyes light, and \; San Fran
cisco signals are up warning mariners
against 3 probable severe storm cenira
of the mouth OF the Columbia river and
/ apparently moving northeast. High
southeast winds shifting 10 the south
west tonight are anticipated from Poin;
Reyes noTthward, with dangerous gale
on the Oregon and Washington coast.
onty n smaiI Iss.
YOKOHAMA, Nov. 26.-It is now sta,el
that the Chinese loss at the battle OF Port
Arthur was 500 men. Il is reportel
that during the hottest lighting portion
OF the Chinese forces fed to the war.
ships, which were held In readiness 10,
embarking OF troops in the event of this
position becoming untenable. The Jap
anese squadron fired and sank two war
ships.
what n weman Dad.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 2S.-A plan TO hol,
up the eastbound train on the Kansas 4
Arkansas Valley railway by the Cool
gang. Friday night, was discovered anS
/ frustrated. When the train reached !
siding near Fort Gibson it was flaggeC
by a woman, who had run five miles {,
warn it OF a hold-np which had beer
planned. The wife OF section boss Slud
cd the watchfulness OF the gang and n
solved to save the train. Armed mcr
were placed on board and the train pull
ed slowly by the section-house where tn.
bandits were concealed, but they did no
attempt to hold up the train, for ti.ey
had discovered that their plans wert
known.
On ts Pekisg.
WAsnISGroS, Nov. 25.-That she Jap
snese government proposes pushing il
past and present advantages with view
to the capture OF Peking, is not doubtet
here. The capture OF Port Arthur, ,whicl
was officially confirmed at :he Japanes,
legation today, through a message from
| the chief secretary, at naval headquar
ters, to Lieutenant Myaoka, the nava
attache here, makes easy the progress oI
the Japanese troops TO the Chinese cap
ital.
Rig Pepuiisi Gains.
NEW YoRz, Nov. 25.-The World of to
morrow will give a list showing the mum
ber OF votes cast by the populist party in
| all the states at the last general election
as compared with the same in 1891. Th'
World will also say:
In 1892 the populist party polled al
together 1,0il ,02l votes for president
Between 1892 and 1894 there was no gen
eral election, the returns of which cal
be compared with the year preceding
This year the populist vote was ,636,
600, gain CT nearly GOO, 900 votes in tive
years"
| After Brazil.
NEw YoRK, Nov. Pa special to tht
World from Rio de Janeiro, says; Ital,
has decided to send fleet against thi
country, it is learned, on account o
Brazil's refusing to arbitrate pending
question. Though the action OF the gov
ernment in the case is universally ap-
proved here, President Moraes will pre-
pare new propositions and forward then
| to the Italian government. The Unitet
States may be asked to arhitrate.
Just Like:Jim westfafr
LONDON, Nov. Pa dispatch iron
Paris says that the Chinese officials ar,
telegraphing everywhere that the stor!
of Port Arthur's downfall is wicked in
vention and that $4,000 brave Chimes,
soldiers still defend that stronghold
Ficndish Act.
0RovrLLR, CAL, Nov. 27.-News reach
/ ! n ff,,s, a n