The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-22
TELEGRAPaIC.
Ia the Hands Of q Receiver.

ST. PAUL, March l9.-The Walter A.
Wood Harvester Company went into the
hands of receivers today by order of Judge
Egan. The receivers are: Frank Sey-
mour, cashier Merchants bank; A. II.
Lindeke and Peter S. McGowan, general
manager Of the company.
The order was made on the application
OF the Erwarts Manufacturing Company,
which claims 1880. for goods sold the
Wood Company between January and
March. In it. pstition the Erwarts Com
pany says the harvester company is in
debtcd to various creditors in tho sum of
more than $900.Q00.
The 4. u. U.
| TACOMA, Wash, March 10 Eugene Y.
Debs arrived here this afternoon. In an
interview he said that 2200 men have
Joined the A. X. U on the Great North
ern railway system west of Superior since
he started on his present trip. Ten or
ganizers are at work in various parts of
the country, and | expect by July there
will be the greatest labor organization this
country has ever seen. | am working
along the line OF unifcation Of ali labJr
and trade organizations. Those men who
deserted the American Railway Union in
the late strike are now utterly helpless.
We have l00, 600 members in the a. X. u
To Negotiate Fer Peace.
SIMososAKI, March l9.-Vioeroy Lii
Hung Chang and suite arrived here this
morning to negotiate for peace between
China and Japan Envoys from the Jap
anese foreign office Immediately visited
: the steamer conveying the Chinese vice
roy. Later Lii Hung Chang, accompanied
by John W. Foster, American adviser for
, China, visited the japanese minister OF
, foreign affairs.
E Ne More College Football
BosToS, March l9-fhe faculty Of
Harvard university today notified the COM
, mittee on the regulation Of athletic sports
that il had, for the second time, de ,ided
that no student under their charge should
! be permitted TO tako part in inter colle-i.
ate football contests. This was in reply
TO n communication from the COMMITTEES
u 10 the faculty asking that their previous
decision lie reconsidered.
+. n 4. Confirmed.
n WASHINGTON. March l9.-Offcial az
$ vices received today confirm the Havana
! dispatch about the Spaniah cruiser Coude
: de Nendatio firing on vessel of the Gu
Ii ban coast The commander OF the cruiser,
heSever, according 10 these adsicss. in
e sists the vessel displayed tie Esglish flag
!, Sin Persas Killed.
, FoRr WORTH. Tex March lo.-Ths er-
, pIosion Of new mill better near Eixh.
! Mile creek. south Of Carthage, is rsported
r TO have KILLED six persons and niained
: many more. The explosion was distinctly
heard three miles away. Particulars ii
r the affair have not been received.
n nyssery.
WAsHfxGToS. March Is.-An impene-
u trabls mystery surrounds the negotiations
between the state department aud the
> Spanish government on the Aliianca af-
fair IL seems 10 have borAe in upon the
J. officials at the state department that in
the preseut state Of public feeling better
progress can he made toward a peaceful
settlement by keeping the various notes
secret than By giving publicity TO them
before 4 ooneiusian has basn reached
: The only rssponss to deinite inquiries that
can he obtained is positive refusal 10 dis
enss the subject IN any respect
IhIak. t VIII Pass.
:. TAcoxA, March ls.-CongressuaAn W.
< II. Dooii;tle arrived here toiay froa,
n Washington. lie was one Of the strongest
advocates Of the Nicaragua canal measure,
= and while deplor.ng the fact THAI j; was
ki'lSd through the action al toe eommitiee
1 on rules os the las. congress, he feels suie
= Il will pass at the next session. Tea, Reed.
be says. Is strongly IN favor Of ;he c1nai.
and a Reed. IN his opinion. Is certain 70
Be speaker ot the 5s,h congress and chair
man ot the committee on rules. be will
. prevent = repetition o! the l%s, sess:o1.
Rebel. ssrrenaer
B CoInS. Colembla. March lS-Pcliiiczl
prisoners eap,nresi at Boca del Tors charg-
4 ed with completely in the reocat distur
6anecs. have bera landed here.
General Matraz defeated 5000 retels at
. sualia- Socorro- The rebels re.rea:ei to-
ward BoyacA, ba; afDerward surrendered to
Ma;riz.
Aasth~r Eeaa FIred %.
e KEY WEST. Fla. Nsrc4. iS.-A latter
has been received frpu, Gaba. stating tha.
The Spanish gunboas aIccdeo fired up5n
and sunk supposed American schoouer
of Puerto del Padre. with I6 people abroad.
L Is rumored thai the schooner from ksy
West vas the Golden Hind. Of key ~ast
4
cargo Of fruit, with crew Of IS men. She
had TO pass Puerto del Padre. and mar
have been the vessel in question. The
schooners Louis Hastings and I.ily also
sailed for fruit several days ago.
AZ rsusi IN such Cases.
4 KANSAS CITY. March ls.-The National
2 bank Of Kansas City failed 10 open shi.
I morning In the panic Of ls9S the ba ok
4 suspended. but through an arrangement
. between the 6epcei,0rs and stockholders. it
e was permitted to resume business Tie
steady withdrawal of deposits since iha,
time has placed the back in an eu.larras-
e sing position. ard neOsssi;sted another
I suspension A statement given out shoSs
assets to be 81 .sGo. 900; liabilities, 81. $50
) 600.
VIII Heip the RsvsfaIIsnIsts-
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. March Is The
Cubans here teld a meeting tonight ID con-
slider the situation in Cuba, and decide
wha. iLey can do TO aid the cause of the