The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-30
TELEGRAPHfC.
Late News in Short Form.
Volunteers Wanted .

Late News in Short Form.
Volunteers Wanted.
CHICAGO, June N.-A Washington dis.
patch to the Tribune saws:
AS result OF O conference between Nc
kinley and Alger, this afternoon. IL has
been decided TO begin the enlistment of
volunteers i.r two years, for service In
the philippines. Orders TO recruiting
oaiicers TO this effect will be sent out TO.
morrow. It's proposed to arm and equip
at once three bTigades or about 10000,
men, and continue the work until fhel
whole 5000 men, authorized by law,
are secured.
Goeba' Nominated.
LOUISVILLE, June 27-William Goebel.
who has ruled the democratic state con-
vention since it assembled nearly week
ago was tonight nominated for governor
on the 26th ballot. after a contest un-
paralleled in the state for bitterness and I
determination on the part OF the winner
or for skilliul manipulation.
Open to Trade.
MANILA June 2S-Major- General Otis
has ordered the opening to trade of ma.
POI65s WHICH nave DGE0 1
closed since the outbreak. MANY ships |
used 10 inter-island commerce have been |
tied up in the harbor for months.
The Columbia All Right.
NEWPORT, June 27.-In a good breeze
the new cup defender Columbia and the
Defender, champion OF 1897, had a sec,
ond and more thorough test OF their rela-
tive speed and again the new boat proved
that 10 windward work she could bot =
outioot and outpoint the older craft.
Big Strikes.
COTTAGE GROVE, June Collaboration
reached here this evening OF big strikes
in the Bohimia mines. Reed and Flet-
cher, OF Montana nave struck it rich in
q tunnel $50 feet long. The ores runs up
TO $2o,0C0 per ton. II is Of honeycomb
character aud the gold can be seen with
the naked eve.
The Cleveland Riot.
CLEyi5-ASD, June q. The riotous out
breaks OF yesterday were repeated today
in several parts OF the city, non-union
car men being stoned and forced TO aban
don their cars. The abandoned cars
were wrecked by the mob.
At Manila.
MASmA, June. 26.-Adjutant-GenersI.
Washington: IL is the rainy season, and
: there Is little inland campaigning IN !.
Eon. We occupy the larger portion . !
. the Tagalog country, our lines strete' ;aig
: from Imns, south TO San Fernanf" ast
: into Laguna province, and nearly ~ mi.
north.
The insurgent armies have suffered
{ great losses and are scattsFpd The only
large force together is about 1000 in Tar
lac province, and Northern Pampsnga.
Their scattered forces are in bands Of
from 50 70 500. Otis.
European Craps.
LONDON, June 36-The Mark Lane Ex-
! press today says the crop prospects ia
England and France. have improved. Ir
France. yield OF 20 ,O00, 900 quarters i.
e expected. Advices ioom Central Furope
show that after allowing for local troub-
. bles an average wheat crop is promised
from the Baltic TO the AdriAtic, and from
: Kline TO 'he Vissuia. An almost un-
broken story Of crop deterioration comes
: trom Romania. Russia, East Poland and
z the East Baltic provinces.
/ Boat Races.
q PoC6RxIrsfE, June a6-The four-oareC
8 race over The two mile course today was
a Won by Pennsylvania: time, II .minute,
y IL seconds. Cornell MAS second time
> II minutes l4s seconds.
e The freshman elgh;-oanei race betweeI
q PernsylvaniA, Columbia ami Cornell
>, over the two-mile course Was one by Cor
> nelsi time, minutes 55 seconds.
:, Large Strife.
PTTTsBCEs. June 96-Au the Tin plat
works IN the country will be closed mid
night Friday as a result OF the failure Z.
settle the wage scale Ai the conference i
Chicago. Fully 1000 persons will b
thrown idle by the shutdown.
Fisherman Drowned.
~ AsroRIA, June Ga fisherman brougll
,. word TINS morning thai boats workin,
for Megler's cannery had capsi1kd o
ID Peacock spit and that Mitchell Ge0rg.
BY had been drowned.
H. "A Big Plant.
. BAKER CRY, Jnne e6.-OrganiEaiso
:. Of the Eastern Oregon Power Co., whic
- is to erect an electric water power plan
- On the north ioFk cf John Day river ans
transmit power e5 miles TO Baker count
as mines has been CON Fle,ed.
1e SikuaklOn SERIOUS.
ne NEw IoEk, June 3s.-A special 10 ii
To Herald from Washington saws:
o Maior-General Miles Is an advocate @
ns the dispatch OF Teinforcements to Ger
ke Otis. He declined 10 di<cuss the roliti
cal position in ihe..Philippines other ,ha
ed TO say it vas serious
- Right In Seattle.
N SEATTLE, June a5.-whiles Miss Nell
e. Kendall and c. G. Batting were waIkiu
,e on jackson street tonight they were hel
I'd up By two men. Without warning or
ou OF the highwaymen fred at b, ting. Th
nj bullet passed through his coat lapel. III
.. powder burning his face Batting fell
the sidewalk. While one OF the me
held Miss Kendall. the other one wer
through Bat;ing's pockets. He only ha
10 cents on him, buS the rohber did nj
find it.
4 The Proper Thing.
LONDON. June 3.-The correspondeu
a OF the Times at The Hague, gives th
following as the text Of Russia's navs
y proposal: Acceptation OF the ptiucipl
. that for The term Of three years, the sur
"a OF naval budgets shall. be determine
er with an engagement not to increase th
q total during that triennal period.
. 4 Big Job.
y CHICAGO, June 25.-A special fror
10 Denver 10 the Times Herald says:
r Accorniag TO Frank Lewis, civil en-
n gineer, who was today a guest AZ the OK
N ford hot-l, the Chinese government con
IN templates the destruction OF the ancien
as Chinese wall that separates China prope
~ from Chinese TartaFy. He is enroute {,
AZ China te assist in tearing down the fs
nous structure
4 Spokane Storm.
SPOKANE, June 25.-During the mos
a violent thunder storm that spokane ha
J. ever experienced. lightning struck tw
d houses and played pranks bornering o,
= the marvellous. One bolt struck the ga
!. BILE of Frank Hnt;on's residence, i7S
Gardner avenue. In q room directl,
under the gable Mrs. Hutton and he
, young son were sleeping.
Boys School Shes, 81, worth 50. Mt tn