The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-21

DO; the vessel to be completed within II
lonths from signing OF contract
The appropriation for this vessel IS but
l25 900,
The Past Week
New YORK, Jan. AR g DUn & Co.'S.
Feekiy review OF trade will say tomorrow:
The year has opened with very salts
actory prospect. Ii is all the better that
here is no wild excitement in the specu
alive markets, and. while stocFs advance |
! Little, grain yields little. The pay. /
nents through principal clearing houses,
a decrease st New York, |
'wtng to the inactivity ia stocks. are
hree-sixths per cent larger than in 1882.
Cerbsu Knocked ont
WARRINGTON. Jan. 1.-The senate
On privileges and elections to-
lay decided to make an adverse report on
w Corbett's claim to seat in the Sc
nate from Oregon. The vote was 4 to 3
IN party lines, except that Senator Bur-
,ows, republican, who vas absent, was
upon his authority. as being IN
opposition to Corbett.
The Elder Sailed
PORTLAND, Jan. II The steamship
night. She cast of from the Ainsworth
dock about midnight with foil passenger
list and cargo, having more than 3u0 pas
senQers and 600 tons of freight that went
as miners outfits. Nearly 800 tons Of
freight was left on the wha'f A few
head Of horses and about 20 dogs consti-
tuted the live stock shipped. Nothing
went except what was ciasei as miners
outfits.
Riz Floods
ASTORIA, Ian. 1i-WUrd comes from
tonight THAI from some un-
known cause Skamokawa creek oyeriiowed
its banks yesterday and the Gay before.
flooding the valley and carrying away
one or two farm houses and barns.
Al Washington
WASHINGTON. Jan. l3.-The serate
did not make great progress with the Ha-
waiian annexation treaty to-day Several
speeches were delivered, out in every in
stance the speakers announced that ioday's
remarks were merely preliminary.
The house today completed the CO sia
Grafton OF the agricultural bill IN cor
mittee end then adjourned Thera Was
the usual 6ght over the question of free
ssed distribution TO the farmers, bat fhe
effort 10 strike out the appropriation re-
commending slS0. 600 failed. as usual, the
mai 1ri;y against it today Iei2g iS6
Net Faded Yes
CoLUxRus. Jan. lS.-Senator Hanna
and The members of the legislature went
home today. All sill return By Tuesday
next. The leaders N both sides are still
acre preparing, for another hghg next
week The oppositi0n 10 Hanna vas de-
featej 10 his elecilon bot il proposes 10 hsht
2Aains, his being seated for the long term.
HIS enemies saw they eSe oct the Ums TO
Interfere on the shors term bat they xll
press the bribery charge
xs~ A.he.
los AxGEL1s. Jan. Is The body o.
murderer Of w II uarrs ut vas Inciaez-
a;ei at the eremztorv OF Reynolds saa
SUys al Alleiena this morning At los
tie remains Of DurrABt. stiil in the cas-
ke; we're aid into the furnace a. 0 clock
Toe ashes were removed and delivered 70
the parents. ane the hnzl aei OF the great
tragedy vas complete No one saE Ia"
side the eremosory excrps the employees
Ird the Ougranis
snly a Kist
WASHINGTON, an IS--Tbe Spanish
minister has been constantly advised II
every development within 81 hoUrs Al
Havana. an1 he summed ap ais advises
thus afternoon by saying iesaa thfy sisoE
the uprising 10 have been a rlos pure and
simple. taAt orGer has ben completely
restored.
Probably Net
STOCKHOLM. Ian. l3.-Prof@ssor Nor
denskiold. the arctic explorer. mas inform
,.i the Swedish academy Of sciences tina
he foreign office has received intelhgencs
that several persoas worthy OF creoeac.
saw Prof. Andree's bAlIos u esrlY N Aug
IN Brit.sh o'umbia. seven mi q u5rth o.
! Qoesnelae lake. In the district Of C@riboo-
Ttitameek bat ses N.ssina
wasuIxGToS. Jan IS Captain pisl
/ has reported against any charge in ID.
existing government project for the I'M
provesnsn, OF TIllsmook bay. which b
sals is s3ffcient tor the oomusrse Of thz
vicinity He says the cost Of the impFoTe'
ment will 6e 81 .3o0. 600.
/ Terrible Cyeisae.
| EoEr SMITH. Ark. Ian. l3-Nssriy s
human lives aud upward Of 81 ,0o,0o
worth Of property wee DESTROYED by /
/ terrible tornado which barxt upon thii
cIsy few minutes past IL o'cscck las
night The Storm struck near the n2tiona
ceuleiry and swept its way through the en-
tire city, leaving its path rsekiag viii
death and desolaiion. men, NO men ans
chiIdren sleeping in their homes we're
| without moments warning. awakened &
meet death in the fearful storm.
Tcoubie Ia Havana
HAVANA. Jan i2.-At 10 o'c,oek thi:
morning about 100 army officers. inoense<
by the yiolsnt attacks male By some of tb'
local papers upon the genefal-ln- chief ans
the principal officers OF the sp2nis army II
Gaia. vent into the printing Office of th'
daily journals, La Discussion and FL Re
eonceutrado, and began smashing the win
dows and destroying the printing outfits
as well as cutting the employees. Th,
geudarmes dispersed the rioters. ordel
was finally established.
ssihIax Is H.
WICHITA, Kan. Jan. IL Il special to
the Eagle from Guthrie, 0 T says:
The mayor Of Shawnee, 0 1 has wired
| Governor Barns that the reported Indian
outbreak in the Seminole country as a
whisky scare. The sheriff of Pottawato
mie county has also wired the gosoruer
that be does not believe thar there were
any murders committed. He reports the
Indians are tremendously excited bat moi
threatening.
A Woman's suicide
DAvExPoRr, Wash. Jan. l2.-Mis Ro-
bert Tischuer committed suicide here lasl
night. She had been conducting her hns.
bands drugstore and quarrelcd with his
partner. She swallowed prussic scid ano
fell on the steps of the store. At the lasi
election she received two votes for mayor
Farmer Rohber
SAN jose. Jan II Isaac irwin, ALA:
Marvin, who Saturday morning robbed
aud nearly murdered E A Browa of Hol-
lister. in tu,s city, was captured this eve
on ranch 80 miles from town He was
formerly prosperous fermer of Klamath
Or.
Lest I've Legs
TACOMA, Jan. l2.-Wm. Norton
travelling engineer of the Northern Pacific
fell from locomotive near Lester, 65
miles east of Tacoma. today Both of his
feet were crushed so badly that they had to
be amputated. Ths injured man was
brought to Tacoma.
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