The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-09-02

Sreustss Failass
ST. FAUi-. Aug. 2i,-A Preston MINI.
special To the Dispatch says:
The bank Of New Richmond, MINI,
failed yesterday. claiming that the cause
OF their failure Was the fact that ihe
Fillmore bank had $40. 600 os their mon
ey 30 loan for them. Liabilities are in
creaslna ali the time noa footing up 90
Sso. 900. with bu; s75 in cash, aud $50
in small notes As assets.
IA Awf.i s~eese
AIEx CrTT. NJ Aug 25.-WhiIe
wrestling today for the championship
belt, ''rhe Terrible Greek Heraklides,
and the ''s>irong JAP" TakeEawa, be-
came involved IN such heated gsrug-
gle that the former was rendered uncon-
scious by the fearful pressure exerted
by the japanese wrestler. When the
match was stopped The Greek was black
in the face and was in sp2sms. Tonight
his death is expected.
On The scaaaia.
sax fRAScuCc, Aug. - A telegram
was received from Washington revoking
the order issued yesterday, TO the effect
that no troops would leave :his city for
Honolulu or the Philippines. Tciays
telegram directs the New Workers now
here TO proceed to Honolulu on the
transport steamer Scandia, which will
sail for Honolulu Saturday, and after
landing her troops and some supplies at
Honolulu the steamer will proceed to
Manila.
Fer she CahaaA
WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-The steamer
Comel sailed from Tampa to Havana
today with l ,o00, 900 raiious for distribu-
ton 10 the starving people Of Cuba.
The Ris Ftzhf
BUFFALO. Aug. 25.--lt has been def
nitely decided that the Corbel-M Mccoy
battle will take place at Cheektowaga,
on October ist.
AZ q Hospital Shtp.
san Francisco. Aug. a4.-The mili-
tary authorities in this city have received
instructions from Adjutant- General Cor
bin couniermsnding previous orders to
send large body of soldiers to Homo
lulu. No more troops will leave here un
Ill further noiice, and three steamers
which were to have left early next week
will not 90, At least not as transport
steamers.
The Scandia has been ordered to de-
part as soon rs possible, and will be used
as hospital ship.
wm Cause Delay.
LONDON, Aug. 25.-A dispatch to the
Standard from Madrid, by way OF France
SAYS:
A very unfayorable impression has
been caused in Madrid by telegrams at
tributing to President Mckinley the in
NaE a.Nfs ss,.as
missioners to insist upon the cession of
Luzon. II such are the intentions of the
United States government, the negoti- |
tions are very sure to be laborious, even
II an understanding is arrived at.
Gage Nomiaafed
SACRAMENTO, Henry T. Gage. OF Los |
Angeles, was today nominated for gov
orner. Jacob ii. Neff, of Placer county !
for Lieutenant governor, by the repub- !
lican state convention. All the other |
candidates for governor withdrew before |
the convention met, except DR.. George |
Q Pardee. OF Oakland, who asked the |
delegates to cast a unanimous vote for |
his rival.
IIaveat Gait Fighting.
MADRID, Aug. 24.-The government |
has dispatch from the Rios ,governor OF |
the Viscays islands, and successor to |
General Jaudenez, in the governor gener- !
al-ship of the Philippines, saying there
has been bloody fighting between Span
ish troops and Insurgents, with an es-
tlmated loss to the latter of 800 men. !
The Spanish losses were 'unimportant"
Big Drowning
LONDON, Aug. 25.-A dispatch from
Vienna to the Daily News says that 500
miners We're drowned by the flooding of |
the kasimir coal mines, at Niece, near
Schnowiz, Silesia three days ago.
spaniards Itritated
NFw YoRK, Aug. PA dispatch to
the Herald from Madrid says: There is
a growing feeling of irritation, which has
been discussed fully in ministerial cir
cles, at the failure OF the insurgents to
respect the protocol and order for a ces-
sa.ion OF hostilities.