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

WEST Scro, Ore, Sept. THE scio
Will Co.'S elevator collapsed last night at
20. The foundation gave way. 1t con-
aimed twenty five thousand bushels OF
wheat and ten thousand bushels of oats.
fhe building is total loss. The grain
vas saved.
CINCINNATI, o., Sept. 6.-The middle
,f-the-road populists today reorga' lied
he peoples party, renewed its former
declaration Of priu ciples, and nomina-
ed its national ticket two years and two
months in advance OF the date OF the
election. Whorton Barker OF Pennsyl-
vania was nominated for President.
Important Alliance
LONDON, Sept. 6.-The Pail Mall Ga
zette says it has complete confirmation
Of the existance OF an Anglo-German
which is mainly commercial,
but, the paper adds, which provides a
basis for the adjustment OF all differ
ences regarding territorial questions in
all parts of the world.
The Pail Mail Gazett publishes alleged
details of the agreement, but they were
not cabled to the Associated Press, as the
officials OF the foreign office said they
were far beyond the truth.
A BAD Accident
HoGASsBURG, n. Y, Sept. 6.-Abou
noon today, two spans OF the interna
tional bridge of the New York & Ottawf
railreod, now under construction acros
the st. Lawrence river about thre,
miles above st. Regis Indian village, fel
without warning, all the workmen bein,
thrown into the river % feet below
Thirty.three were picked up and Iakel
to Cornwall hospital, and ~ are nov
missing.
Easlish Troubles
GAMBIA. Island OF Crete. Sept, c.
Gambia is in state OF anarchy. A col
lission between the Mussulmans, VIII
were demonstrating against Europea
control, and the British authorities
who have been installing Christians 8
revenue clerks, eliminated today
bloody fighting between the Mussul
mans and the British troops. Riot
took place in various parts OF the city
and many have been Killed.
VIII ne AZ Omaha
WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-President No
/ kinlny an as many members of the cal
met as can do so will attend some poi
ton OF the peace iubilee, hich begins 4
the Omaha exposition October 10 Thi
president SO informed a delegation {
Nebraskans who called st the Whit
House today and presented him hand
somely embossed Invitation TO attend.
an AwfuI Accident
CoHoEs, \. Y. Sept. 5.-An appallin
disaster occurred in this city tonight
. Shortly before clock another car {
the Troy City Railway Company va
struck by the night-boat special Of ih
Ieleware K Hudson AZ q crossing az th
west end Of the Hudson rive
bridge, which connects the city wit
Lansingburg, and its load OF huma
I freight was hurled into the air. Eiga
teen Of the b passengers are dead. an
at least 10 OF the remainder will die
ABasiass. Matter
MADRID, Sept. 5.-The chambers a
sembled here today. Thus for only Tos
, tend business has been transacted !
the opening Of the senate the sacretar
read . letter from Senor Rodriguez, ser
stor from Porto Rico, refusing 10 obs
the summons TO attend. The premie
Senor SagAsta, ascend. d the tribune an
read decree authorizing the govern
nieri TO present to the chamher a drA
OF law empowering the ministers
renounee sovereignty over the colouis
IN conformity with the stipnlasions
the peace prellminaries between spai
and the United States.
Jaa Frsm nuussa
SAS Francisco. Sept. 5.-Ths steam
Portland arrived late tonight from ;
Michaels with treasure. estimated
from $1,000, ,0oo TO g. ,000. 600. She bro
down q large number Of passenger
most OF whom were carpenters who hs
been employed At ~. MichAels in pu
ting together river boats. There Ne
about > or 10 mines on board.
The Bead naa Ta
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 6.-Privase 4
Z. McCune, Company /, Second Oreg.
volunteers, has died Of typhoid fever.
Three new CAGES OF typhoid have bes
admitted 20 the division hospital. r
patients we're: Private William Bzc1
company X, Twen,y-ihird United Sta,
infantry: Sergeant Alirpd b. GRAY, a
Private Elisha Doran, company Il, FL
first Iowa.
At r1e.Idis
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 5.-Many OF I
members OF the Sixth and Seventh ca
scsnsa regiments. which have been rnu
tered out, wish 10 remain in the servi,
and have applied to the authorities
transfer TO other regiments PrivE
Anderson, one OF the 10 men implicaI
IN the assault on the negro Thomas. !
been acquitted by the general eon
martial OF the Second brigade.
The sm.isi hat
LONDON. Sept. 5.-The official Il
gives the number OF British officers ii
ed in the capture of Omdurman as "
while thirteen were wounded. OF ms
Is killed and % wounded. rhe los.
sustained by the Egyptian officers We
one killed and eight wounded: men,
killed, 22l wounded.
4 Ftghtinx that WAS axhGinx.
| LoSDoS, Sept. 5.-The war correspo
dent of the Daily Telegraph, with q
Angio-Egptian forces, says:
"khalifa Abduliah, with his hare,
and Osman Digna, his principal geners
managed 70 escape, but Abduliah's s ba
ner and thousands OF prisoners are in o
hands. Il is estimated that 1900
the enemy were slain. Our total casus
ties were about 500.
''Besides Colonel Rhodes, auother ca
respondent was slightly wounded. NJ
Howard. the New York Herald CORE
pondent, was slain by shell in Omdu
man."
From Manila
SAN Francisco, Sept. I.-The tran
port Colon tonight brought the follow
ing:
Manila, Philippine islands, Aug. l..
The United States coast defence vess
Monterey and the United States COLI,
Brutus arrived here today, with all we
on board, after long and uneventfl
trip, having left San Francisco June
last and San Diego June IL. The tri
was remarkable for nothing save Il
wonderfully fine weather that botn We
sells had oil tte way over, except one Ii
tie gale July 81.
Another Andree stoty.
CHICAGO, Sept A special to Ii
| Times. Herald from Winninety Map;s,