The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-10-07

Wick, mayor OF New York; James K,
Mcclure, Syracuse; John b Stanchfeld
and Judge G Titus, were presented for
nomination for governor. The vote re-
suited Van Wick $50, Titus IL, McGuire
81, Stanchfield 306.
Axntaaldss RepuhIIe
NEW YoRK, Sept. GA dispatch to
| the Herald from Manila SAYS: Al Nal
olbs, tomorrow, Aguinaldo will formally
| inaugurste the republic Of the PhiIipin-
es. Invitations have been extended to
the PRINCIPAL army officers, and newspa.
per correspondents. A thousand natives
will attend The Transport Arizona
with navy recruits and an immense lot
OF mail arrived today.
| ATpwa BurneA
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept "a special
TO the Sentinel from Cumberland, Wis,
SAYS:
Fire, supposed TO have originated from
forest fires, burned half OF this city to-
day, causing property loss estimated
At So. 900. About 25 families sre home
less Five children are reported burned
TO death 4 large sawmiH xss among
the fsulldings burned. throwing many
out of employment Rain saved the en-
tire city from being burned. All the
wires are down and details are hard to
get
kIaIax Cattle
LoxG GEEK, Sept. 3S.-Ssockmen Of
the Middle Fork section complain oi
wanton slaughter OF cattle. Recently
several head Of fne cattle have been
/ found dead on the range, with their
threats cut No cause can be assigned
for this wanton work, and no clue as 20
the guilty person has been found. As
the cattle killed belonged to different
persons the work is believed 20 be that
OF some fiend.
Mourning Fss RayaFa
DEDHAx, Mass, Sept. aa.-The town
has gone into mourning out oi respect
for the late Thos. BAyard. The flags
on the town hall and the coursho tse be-
ing placed at half mast. Already mes
szSeS os condolences have come to the fam
lily from all parts OF the country
AW Womaas shs~Gta<
BvKxs, Or, Sept e9.-Au effort Was
made last evening TO kill John Caldwell
leAriy last evening, while he WAS engag-
led in card game in Trisch K Donegan's 5
saloon, by Miss Mary johnson, young
woman lately employed as ch2mbermaid
in the French hotel, who formally. il Is
reported. lived in Salem. l. was very
sensational.
sT-fkiSs Rtss-
| PAXA, H., Ss;sl. - rhe striking IN
ion coal miners, and imported miners
engaged in pitched battle in the main
street in this city tonight Several hun
dred shots were exchanged. Not one
was wounded in the ranks OF the union
men. The negroes were driven IRON the
city to their stockaGes, carrying with
them, 1t Is believed,s number OF wound
ed comrades. One of the negroes is re-
ported to hare died soon alter he reach
ed the stocksde- DesultAry firing con-
tlnnes at midnight, in the vicinity oi
the stockade.
Buard Dead
DKoHAN, Mass, Svpt. 3S.-ThomAs F
Bayard died at 1 80 this afternood At
Clarkstein, the summer residence OF his
daughter, Mrs Samuel d Warren. after
an illness. .oi six weeks. His death vas
without pain.
Fatal ExpiSxIsa
| NEW WHARTON, Sept. 2S.-Half s ton
of powder exploded at Lind's road build
ing camp, IL miles north of here, and
killed three people, Gus Swanson, Mike
Gee and 6-year-oid son of John Nc
Culloch McCulloch was fatally injured
and Dan Sandstorm seriously hurt.
Three horses were killed. The cookhouse
stable and shops were blown to pieces.
The report was heard 20 miles away.
! Colambus' RemaIns
| HAVANA, Sept. 2S.-Mystery and sec
recy surrounded all the official acts OF
the Spanish government. Especially
was this the case in exhuming the re-
mains of Columbus, and this fact has
caused much unfavorable comment and
given rise to grave rumors, which though
uncontirmed, appeared TO have some
foundation, that is that they have been
stolen.
Alxer ReGupned
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-Secretary Al
ger has returned to washington, He
came to the war department Immediate
| ly after breakfast. Later he made a
verbal report TO the president on the in-
spection Of the army camps which he
had just concluded. He was occupied
with the president for two and half
hours.
The Arizona Thtre
San FRANcIsCo, Sept. 2S.-Word has
been received in this city that the trans
port steamer Arizona. arrived at Manila
today. She left here August 2l, with a
regiment of soldiers for Honolulu, and
was then sent to Manila with a small de
tachment OF troops in charge OF Lieut.
enant Wright.