The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-15
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Principle Vow.
PrTTsBURG. March S.-Ex-R Representa-
tive Joseph G. Sibley, of Franklin, Pa, /
the head Of the new silver party, was in |
the city today. Concerning the new party,
he said:
''The new silver party is more Of prin-
ciple than anything else But it is prin- |
ciple that is bound to enforce recognition |
from the people, and one that is growing |
in power daily. We may issue cartload |
after CARLOAD of bonds, but we are only car |
rying the government along on promise,
not on solid realities
The Japs Advancing.
LONDON. March ga Toxic dispalch
of March 7, says: The Japanese general
reports that the first army has advanced to
Kokau. No traces of the enemy were
found there. The third division ia en-.
camped at Chioshinto and the fifth divis.
ion at Fen Hwan.
Train Heidi Up.
STOCKTON, March s.-The train known
as the European mail, which comes through
this city as special No. 3, was held up near
Castle switch, about four miles from this
city. at 1920 O'Clock tonight. The rob
bers, of whom there were three, cot moth
ing. The first news Of the hold mp was
brought to Stockton byF L. Sedgeiey.
brakeman on the train. He came on the
Oregon express, which passed through
Stockton soon after the European mail Inad
backed into Stockton from the scene Of the
robbery.
Harrison H.
NEw YORK, March 9.-The Tritune
says this morning: It was reported in
tIs5s 80 lee. eyering that General Benia-
min Harri.on was lying seriously IT al HE
home In Indianapolis and tLa' ,.sndi-
tion regarded - s.-.. thzt il was
thought best 10 summon TO his bedside the
members Of his family. II was learned
that telegram concerning the e1-presi-
dent 6 condition had been received by Mrs.
Mckee. and that she had started West on
the train leaving New York last evening
at 80.
Hayward CaiIty.
MHgEAPoLIs, March 8 I'm two hoCrs
will he free man"
Thus said Harry Hayward today, and in
less than three hours a jury Of his peers
gave the lie TO his words and placed its
seal upon the word guilty" With the
same immoFabie stolidity with which he
has watched the trial Of his case, the pris-
onsr received the verdict Of the JURY
| There sas not shadow Of change In
oo.cr. not the relaxation Of single muscle,
10 visible collapse CT sign Of any emotion;
eTer the sans cynical and szee1ng indif
| fsisnoe-
OF Fer Cala
Madrid, AarcL She battalion forE-
ed bers for the Ccban campaign marched
| past the palace today In view Of tie Q1een
conspicuous winj0E. Subsequently the
troops were reviewed On tie prado. The
streets we're thronged with spectators, who
chesred the soldie-s continually. In front
Of the chamber many Deputies joined the
| throug and led the cheering The bat
| taiiion will receive further training In
Caiiz. whenoe 1t will sail for Havana. Two
eztt2liions Of infantry sailed from Farce
Iona today aboard the Alfonso XII.
/ Mr. Bryaas Relief
| CIkCxxATT. March 7.-Ex-Ccnzress-
| nan w J. Bryan, Il Nebrzzkz- zddfesssd
: large audience here last night OF bilae.-
zlisEa. IL an interview he said be neIieTei
tie democrats woaId nominate EilTer men
to- president and vice president. and tia;
Il tbs event thsre So1ld bs 10 silver par
y. He described Thomas B. Red zs z
magazine biueizlist and . legislative gold.
61g. znd declared that many represents
;Ises and senator's are Just ike him
Mr. BFyza speaks Of Bland. Of Missouri
zs 4 stroas possibility as bim=szllic can
didzte for the presidency
/ ABesI .uSarCsmpany.
SPoxASE. March The LA;ah Bee;
S0gz- Company hzs Incorporated with n.
T. Han as president The capital stock
of $50 60 has been fully subscribed. and
the work Of laying the Foundation Of :
oses sugar factory al Latah. Spokane ooqn-
II. 70 handle from 30 to 800 tons OF hsssts
day. Is already under wzy. The the pso-
PIE of Lztzh hayea.ionatsd sits Of 50 acrss
/ FiEhtiag the AsyIun-
SALzx- Or. March. The Easte-u
Oregon branch asylum case today came Be-
fore Judge He xitt. In the circuit court. o.
the plaintiffs motion for leave to sie Al
amendment complaint and the defendant
motion for dissipation OF the temporary
is!cac;soa- Tie Judge ovsr-uIei the no
tioa TO dissolve the injunction and allow.
ed the plaintiff to sle an amended con-
pl2int-
! Big Skfke-
i PTTTsBrEG. March The strike O
miners ia the Pitts5arg district Is on j.
fall fore Reports received at the miners
headquarters show \ general suspension q
wCrk Throughout the distrirt From tn.
report Of the commissioner ol labor il i
estimated the number o. strike Is over q :,
0 Q. and the number enployei at the mine.
xhFre there will he 10 strike Is sbon
1900.
Again Whipped
hIRosHINA, March IA dispatch froz
General Noiza. dated Hal Chang. Nsrci
4. says that at 4. NJ. March {. 100,
Chinese. under General Lung, advanced
upon TAPPING Shan, but were repulsed by
the JApanese artillery TIE Chinese ne
treated before noon. The Japanese sus.
taInsi no loss.