The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-25
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Hawaiian Revelation.

hawaiian RevoIaflon.
SAs Francisco, Jan. 1s.-The steamer
a Alameda arrived from Auckland and
Q Sydney, via Honolulu this afternoon and
q brought news Of a revolution and blood
3 shed at Honolulu. Charles /. Carter,
4 who wan one Of the annexation corDmis-
sioners, was killed and several govern
ment supporters were wounded. There
has been much fighting, and at least IL
= natives have bean killed. Nearly 200
e royalists are under arrest. Robert Will
!. cox Is the leader of the rebels. The
= fighting was still in progress when the
e Almeda left Honolulu, January IL, but
the government forces had practically
overcome the revolutionists.
3 Growing Less
b WAsHSGTos, Jan. 18.-The treasury
r gold reserve was reduced by today's
l. Withdrawals 10 $70,7l2, ,l26. The second
y bond Issue raised the gold reserve TO
= $ll1 600 900. Since November %. when
" the gold from the second issue began 10
be received, the treasury has lost more
than $4O, 600 600 gold received from that
issue, which netted with premium about
= f56,OOO,OO0. The Withdrawals for export
= do not excite any uneasiness among the
=. treasury officials.
be smAu Canse.
- SACRAMENTO, Jan. 1S.-Haryey Nor
Il gan, aged 2l years, shot and killed his
brother, Monroe Morgan, aged 25 years,
at their ranch about an hours drive from
Sacramento, today. The charge IN the
z; iratricide's g-n blew the top Of his broth.
a. er's head of. Then he walked into his
IN room and killed himself with the eame
80 weapon. The young men were ranehers
1e and had aquarrel about who should cool
e. the breakfast.
A Mig marrieaNe-
!, AUCKLAND, y. H., Jan. ls.-Adyicea
as from the Fiji islands report that teri
10 bic hurricane swept over the whole group
Is doing great damage TO shipping. Man,
lives were lost and number OF build
ings destroyed and plantations ruined
- Five churches at SuaEa collapsed. Tn
Y Anglican church was unroofed. Som
= OF the bonded stores were wrecked, bu
- the sugar mills were not injured.
ne San FRAScsoo, Jan. lS.-Three Chi
- nese gamblers have brought suits agzins
G4Acl Dt Police anu LNC ksDliGEk1EE
= aggregating SIS 600, for their 4rresi
= They mad previously sued the police "a
;&a damages TO person and property fc
of breaking into their resorts-
Tive Fees or sasw
DCTcH Flat, CAL, Jan. IS.-Thel
have been GO hours of steady snow, an,
= there Il now five feet on the level. Roo
-. have been Ehoveled on to prevent crust
~ lsg. Passenger trains are moving siowl
;. West, but not to the East. Rotaries Al
- working.
for ..,
7en OMAHA, Jan. IA petition viii
An filed in St Louis, Saturday, before Jud;
FiH Ssnborn, looking to the foreclosure OF 4
hef first mortgage on the m4in line Of Il
1st Union Pacific road. The mortgage Il &
In So .00o. 600. The petition Is supposed I
O. have been prepared at the instance OF 4
trustees Of the frst mortgage bonds n q
ONCE OF Winslox A. Pierce of New Yor
Senator-elect ]. VI. Thurston, attorn.
70 for the Unim Pacific receivers, viii 60
zee St Louis tomorrow He viii represei
not the government.
ote
Butte, Mont, Jan. 1.-The publ
funeral over the remains Of the fireme
~ ~ policemen and others killed BY Tuesds
= nights explosion viii take place tomo
- row. Il will be gloomy spectacle. 4
=. the hearses IN toEn have been engzs
Tor the occasion, and, In addition to 4
- pnblic funeral, = number OF the dead v
'Ns be given private funerals az the hom
Of relatives. The financial loss Is mua
smaller than was first estimated, q
- reaching over $4,000.
q ABSx sasw Sssrn
- RESo, New, Jan. I7.-Todzy Is L
fifth anniversary of the snow blockade
five years ago and, from present indie
tions, another one Is about due. Il h
ese been snoEing here since early mornIn
l3 inches have fallen and about 10 0inch
'i9y remain as 4 reminder Of winter. q
n snow Is falling very fzs. Il L eight fe
itn- On the level At Truckee snd still pliiI
up. Three feet 2ad half have fall
today.
Itles a New Arrangement-
-. SAX FEASCIsco, Jan. 17.-An the
an- surance managers but two have sign
ows the new compact of the Board o! Fl
% Underwriters, the successor of the P
~ cifc Insurance Union. which went
pieces recently, when II ont of Is mzn
gers withdrew. A new and simpler %
stitutiou hzs been adopted.
Fatal sasw.IIsc-
the SIoEASE, Jan. 1.-THE sncwslide
him miles iron Kaslo, B. c.. killed TIN
oon miners, Moore, Mcmillan and Char
tale Mitchell, owners OF the Eureka nir
way who were on their wsy to the mine IN
my kslso. The two miners working on I
my SilveTton mine, in the sides path, q
still missing.
Jsax's the Crank
and SEATTLE, Jan. 1.-THE identity
.es. Paul Jones, the round-the-world tran
r who is making money by travelling
- stead OF spending il, was discovered |
80 day in this city. His real zsame Is E.
al I Pfetffer, and he graduated from HarvS
80 az. college with the class OF 1889.
Ex-sos Chadwseks FuneraI.
SALHN, Jan. l6.-The remains OF e
Governor Chadwick viii be inferred
.ea Rural cemetry, at Salem, Friday afts
the s,a,...1 a. -s-1;.es b,Sr~, - >
l Ia Scottish Rite degree, beginning at mi
night tomorrow in the Methodist churc
'ahs Friday at . 80 p. NJ. the grand lodge
the state will paw sn official tribute
llng the same church and attend the funes
sa.e in body. Letters and telegrams, bes
ing testimony to the universal love ~
'.Is esteem in which he was held, have be,
'"'o pouring in on the family since his deaf
WIN Ne Preseeaied.
,,h. SAX Francisco, Jan. 16.-United Stat
en- Distfict Attorney Knight has conciud
xith 20 proceed with the case against G.
At huntington, ior whom q warrant "
SAX asked for the issuance of an intersts
rks. railroad pass. knight is preparing
the the facts in the case, and will refer the
tier to the attorney-general at washinst
ex. for investigation and instruction
was knight says Huntington is not the on
that railroad man in California accused oil
low suing interstate passes.