The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-02-04
TELEGRAPHIc

TELEGRAPHIC
/ In Favor Of silver
WAsHISGTos. Jan. 28.-After a debate
animated at all tines and occasionally sc.
rimonioug, which occupied the greater
part of the week. the senate. this afternoon
ny decisive vote Of 81 to 81. passed the
The concurrent resolution. The resolu-
tion Is as follows:
That all the bonds Of the United States
Issued or authorized to be issued under |
the said acts OF congress bereInbefore re
cited. are payable, principal and interest |
at the option OF the government of the |
United States, in silver dollars of the COIN |
age OF the United States, containing 4I2% |
grains each Of standard silver, and that in |
order TO restore to its coinage such silver
coins as legal tender of said bonds, prin
elpal and interest, is not in violation Of
the public faith nor in derogarion Of the
rights OF the public creditors"
! A steamer wrecked
SETTLE, Ian. pa special to the
| Times from Victoria says that the news
has been received there that the steamship
Corona. which left Seattle with 225 pas
sengsrs Jan. 20, for Southeastern Alaska
ports, had been wrecked near Lewis island
at the mouth of the Skeena river. Her
passengers were all safely landed on Ken
nedy island. Every pound of freight and
baggage is lost.
/ Talon Paper
OREGON CRY, Jan. 2S-ColoneI Robert
Miller. candidate for governor, stated 10.
day that be had secured an organ. The
Herald in Its issue Of Jan. q. made a com
plete flop from middle of the-rOad pop.
nlist paper TO fusion organ. which u
considered significant, taken in connection
with Colnoei Miller's assertion.
hoy Killed
CORVALLIS. Jan. 25.-Tbe ien.year-old !
son of Hans G Simonsen, living four miles ]
south Of Philomath. was killed by a falling /
tree Wednesday. The little fellow and |
tgo older brothers were cutting cordwood |
while tree was being feIed. As the tree |
began to fail, all started for a place Of |
safety, but in some unknown way the |
younger lad was caught.
mrs Csrbeii In wAshingion
WARRINGTON. Ian. 2S.-Mrs II w
/ Corbett yesterday recei Fed with the wife !
OF Vice President Hobart, Mrs. Corbett
and Mrs Robertson, her niece Of Portland.
received today the wife Of President Doe,
| Of Hawaii.
The Pa.a Week
NEw YoRK. Jan. g R 6 Dunn a. Co.
week , review viii say tomsrrow.
{ The sinss month OF the Few year hA.
brought rather more increase in business
but less improvement, N prices than WAS {
e1. &c e4.
Insassent yietsry
HAyASA. via Key West. Jan. 27.-Gen-
erzi Molina on the mornIng Of January !
II. began second attack upon tue insur I
gents position near CamarIc0 The insur I
gents were under the leader Tabarts. and I
they seed continuous Eolleys until the
Spanish. about ] l o'clock. began an artiI- (.
iery ire, the insurgents being Eithoui +,
cannon. burned their csmp and made /.
flank Enoveneut to~aTd the coast and the /
/ Spanish rear
| The insurgents Immediately deTided 1
their fore 8 and Invaded tie rieh zoue of 4
sugar cane. borning immense ca7esegds. I
EIin iUezleulGble ioss. The Spanish had /
IL killed including captain. They bar
ned their dead and then retired. They !
had . wounded.
The Teller Eessluusa
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-TumorroE al
0 p ~ The senate will T0.s upon the Teller /
RESOLUTION. and tie peDSsins amendments
thereto. When the senate took up the
resolution. the agreemen; made last week
that the hnal vote should be taken today
was changed IN orler thA; all the senators
might bare an opportunity 10 speak
InJasetiss sss Di.aIssea
IoLgDo. Ian Zs--In the cIrslit cOart
tie ibiunction ssIt entitled tie tix-payers
OF Lincotn county VI Hy1e. treasure. 20
rssirain TIE payments OF warrants issuei !
to Shs-Ia lands oy ih~ c1snty eourt. and Z
warrants Issued 70 MckerHas. for exo--t
/ ing the oo1nsy books. cAms no for hssrinr f,
today and was dismissed by Judge Fuller /
ton
Mrs 1anPa Reaxns
CLEVELAND. Jan 27.-DAnieI 4 HAa- {
"a, the ensy son az Senator HArnA. was
sa-ed today BY bss Elfe. Carrie Mar. Tor I
divoEce- TEE decree was asked for on the /
gro1nds ct gross neg'ecs q da'y and ex 1
aeuse eruelty
A Mtg Verdict
CoIFAx, Jan. 27.-lohu Graham vas
/ yesterday given = yIr1icf Ia the superior
court against the . K 4 y 60. for SIS % T.
/. TIE saii vas the result os Ipjar.es received +.
while riding On the train. fae railroad /.
company Will appeal the case.
IassrzeAs. sa- p-i.ed
/ HAVANA. Jan, s7.-At nom Lisa,an
ant-CoIonei Be1edieto, with toe Snaniss !
eagtzlIon. surprised. near Tapi,ts. thss
/ province, the camp Of the iusarseu, gen.
saai, Arangaren, killing Arzasuren and !
four privAtes. CAPTURING fse OF the insur- /!
seais and ~ocndIAz others who made |
their escape.
Ma Contract
PsErLAsD, Ian e6.-Pcrtlaad Sets toe .
/ $1,000 CONTRACT for the construction Of 4
l@siy at GrAs's '-tor. MASH
/ Toe Hale 4 hzTa CF.tracs Conuauy il
The lucky bIdcer. aIs tie contract La
been signed and se Ilei, and the Londs
given and approved.
The work Of preparing the extensive
plan: necessary fer carrying on this work
will be commenced al once.
peae Received
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-President
Dole. OF Hawaii. arrived here at s:20 m
and IN behalf Of the gavsrnueat w$s well
oouied BY Secretary Sherman and Sssis-
ians Secretary Ades- The presiden iAl |
party was oelaied by storms along the
wsS, and il Was three hourS after schedule
time when the train swung into the Balti
more 4 Ohio depot. crowd Ct several
hundred Psopse assembled on North Cap
itoi STREET. and platoons of mounted police
'nsn were on hand to act as an essort.
seld Near ssaaway
TACOMA, ian. 2.-Frauk Fond Just
down from Skagway. says that just be
tore he lett, two men came in in a small
s.oop With over $1,000 In gold dust. " tere
they got it, they would not say. They ex-
pressed pakage 10 New York. and 'aying
IN stock of provisions, left port the rext
day, heading To the North The men
gave The names of Philips anu Carpeu- ,
ter.
Earthquake In Arkansas +
HELENA. Jan. 26.-At $50 this even.
ing, this city was startled by severe
earehquake shock. Houses were shaken :
from their foundations and succession of
noises were heard that sounded like i'm
uense explosions. II
Waehine win Hang
hTIsBoRo, Jan. 26. Work on the en-
closure for the gailOws on which Gus
"achline will be hanged Feb. was re
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