The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-09

Another Japancse Viesery.

Another Japanese YIeasry.
LoSDoS, Nov. 2.-The japanese lega-
ton has received dispatch stating that
EIeld I, Marshal Yarnagata has captured
FuDg Whang Ching, a city in the Chi
nese province of Liauting, near the Co
rean frontier. The Chinese defending
the place fed toward Mantien Ling. The
japanese victory is an important one.
II leaves the Moukden road open to the
japanese, and the Chinese are not likely
70 offer further resistance to the advance
OF the japanese army. Marshal Yama-
gaia Is expected to be within striking dis
tance OF Moukden November the 10. It
Is believed that the city is held by very
large but unframed and poorly equipped
force.
The New Cxar.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. AT 0 O'Clock
this morning the imperial heralds in
bright uniforms, attended by troops of
trumpeters, announced the death OF Al
exander III and the accession OF Nicholas
IL. Throughout st. Petersburg TO-DAY
the accession OF the new car Is being
celebrated as the festival for this event
takes precedence Of the mourning cere-
monies. All signs of public mourning
will be withheld until tomorrow.
Level Guilty.
PokTLAsD, Nov. 2.-Colonel Samuel L. |
Lowell viii today cease to be member
OF the Oregon National Guard, IL the sem
tence Of the court-martial before whom /
he was recently tried and found guilty Is /
carried out. That body found him gull |
" OF the larceny Of state funds to the |
amount OF 81 ,7J9 48, and Governor PEN
noyer yesterday indorsed its findings.
and directed Adiutant-General Mitchell
10 execute the sentence at the earliest
possible moment.
The DaIIes Rsbberx
THEDALLEs, Or, Nov. Frank Klein,
who confessed to the Pacific express rob
bery CT two weeks ago, wzs taken TO Port
land today by Sheriff Driver. While
there, he will make statement before
the United States authorities relative to
the postosfice robbery, in which he il al
so implicated Ralph Gibbons Is out on
heavy bonds, regarding the latter charge,
while Savage is still in Jail.
An Earthqaake.
AEw YoRE, Nov. IA special TO the
World from Mexico says the seyerezt
earthquake since 1857 occurred at6 "a
this morning, lasting two minutes. Three
shocks gere felt. Considerable damage
: Was done. Several house, and walls
, have fallen.
The Cxar Dead
81. PETERsBURG, Nov. 1.-The angel of
death, in the shadow OF whose ufnions the
, autocrat of all the Russias has been W
ing for many days, today beckoned and
the soul OF the man who had Ia his hands
the lives and destines of millions upon
. millions was borne away. Calmly and
PEACEFULLY as q sleeping babe, he WHO, by
his slightest word, could have plunged
Europe into war, the horrors OF which
; DEFY description, fell into the dIeamless
sleep which he feared not.
} The same PelIey
: NEW YoEx, Nov. 1.-The HeraId's st.
r Petersburg correspondent telegraphs $
follows:
Z = have had an interview with Rus
sian high parsonage, who Is intimate
with the czarwitch- He assured me that
the new ruler would make no change IN
4 RusslA's foreign policy. Should there
I be any change, il will be exclusively In
Z domestic affairs, for the new car hz.
p much more liberal views than Is gener-
: ally supposed
Brutal uasinx Affair.
al HYArTsyrILE, Nd, Nov. I.-Eiwin ]
: Goit, son OF the secretary oi state, Is
I dangerously i'll from the effects Of hazing
1 By the students OF the MARYLAND STATE
4 Agricultural College. Last week the
4 students organized mock trial, convict
NJ 80
hanging. A rope was placed around his
Chest and he was left hanging from s
transom for several hours Several stu
dents are kept in close confinement,
0 awaiting the result OF Cots illness
Gaiity Ra1 Player.
: Sax FRANCISCO, Nov. I.-After being
= out all night, the jury in the case oi
q Charles Sweeney, formerly one OF the
3 best-known baseball pitchers in the com
: try. charged with killing Cornelius Nc
r Manns, IN saloon row several months
4 ago, brought in verdict Of manslaught-
er this morning
The CAlae>e War.
d SHANGHAI, Nov. 1.-The japanese ara
re reported as having taken second Tor;
;e At Port Arthur. The general attack Is
n expected tomorrow.
II The famous rebel chief captured anG
J. executed At Wuehang, while actively or
= CANNING rebellion, confessed The names
10 Of his accomplices, which include III,
Ne provincial judge at Hupue.
3 larger Receipts.
l. WASHINGTON, Nov. IA deficit o
er 81, ,oo0, 600 for the fiscal year TO date, a.
compared with deficit OF s.. .0oO, 600 fol
the corresponding period OF the last fisca
year, Is shown by the treasury officials
e statement Of receipts and expenditures
As issued today, for October and the pre-
rs vious months Of the fiscal wear.
w Brave Man.
Of PRINCETON, KY, Oct Sl.-News reach
N ed here today of the lynching of Eddy
3, Martin in Crittenden county yesterday
1t by mob Martin was seized by doz.
en- or more men, who asked for informa-
y ton cf Bill Goode. the lswless paupes
e commissioner of Crittenden county. He
I !. was also asked about the latter's crimes
!. especially that of horse-stealing. The
Il mob told him they had come to hans
? him, but ii he would turn states evi-
L dence on Bill Goode he would be spared
e Martin said:
!. III these are the only terms, gentle
= men Jet the hanging proceed. Bill Good,
; has been my friend and / will shield
him.