The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-01-27
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Gubans Causing Trouble
HAVANA. Jan. 24.-Should Cuban SOL
iiers take to the woods and turn bandits
the U. S. military authorities will know ,
what to do. They will be followed by a
force ofcayslry and persistently pursued. !
The same general method will be OBJ
served as has been followed in. dealing
with the Indians on the plains and
mountains of the sVest.
very Close
ALEsToN, Jan. 24.-As the sen ator
6 80 szeln presents itself tonight, when
the ,sseniffHt ballot is taken tomorrow n. b.
Scott, the republic caucus nominee, will
have AZ votes, or two less than necessary
to elect him, and John Mc(iraw, the
democratic candidate will have 46.
There are other votes.
stewart Elected
CARSON, New, Jan. 25.-The senate
met today and voted for u. s. senator. |
William M. Stewart. A. G. Cleveland and |
w. w. Williams were placed in nomina-
aion. Stewart received 8 votes. Cleve-
land and Williams 2. In the assembly,
stewart received Is, Williams s, Cleve- !
land 3, Mason and Woodburn /.
Republic Of MalsIss
CHICAGO, Jan. PA special to the |
Tribune from Washington says:
| The government has been notified that
| Aauinaldo took decisive step and pub |
| licly proclaimed the republic of the Phil. !
| ippines. The ceremony took place at
Malolos, and was witnessed by the MEM
bers by the cabinet.
mtg Trast
AuarsTA, Jan. pa bin has been in
troduted in fhe legislature by Mr.. Man
| ley 0t.Angusta, authorizing the incorpo-
ration of the American Ice Company,
with capital stock OF $50, ,Oo0, 600 one
half of which is preferred and other COM
mon stock.
| Caiberson Elected
/ AUSTIN, Tex, Jan. "a Governor G.
A. Culherson was today elected by acela-
nation in the legislature to be U. s. sen.
ator, to succeed Roger q. Mills.
up TImc
J MADRID, Jan. 23.-Premier sagasta de-
clares that Aquinaldo has made the lib
Grafton OF Spanish prisoners in the Phil
| ippines conditional upon Sdain rscogniz-
ing the Philippine republic, and ailying
herself thereto. Aquinaldo, It is added,
has similarly demanded the yatiacn's
recognition OF the Philippine republic.
4 dispatch from Manild says, Time in
which insurgents have allowed America
10 recognize their Independence expires
tomorrow, and hOstilities are expected TO
open"
/ whats Ghe odds
i WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S::-.-The entired
executive session OF the senate today was
devoted wholly to the discussion Of the
promotion OF Admirals Sampson and
Schley and other naval officers engaged
IN the Santiago campaign, over the heads
lot osiieers who were their suT Teriors IN
rank. The controversy Was then post
ponei % days.
Regulars rsI:MaaIIs
SAN Francisco, Jan. 23.-The Twenti-
eth United States infantry. en- route 10
Manila. Is expected 10 arrive here some
time tomorrow or Wednesday morning.
} The men will not 20 into camp here, bat
viii cross the bay on the ferry-boat amp
march directly 10 the transport ScandiA.
. which is 10 convey the soldiers 20 the
Philippines,
Hsady Net Tsaad
CORVALLIS. Jan. 81. II. Wilson re-
! turned last night from Sugar Loaf, where
! he was called on account OF reported dis
oovexies which il was alleged threw some
light on the disappearance oi his father.
. in-iaw. A. X. Handy. The spots of blood
= and tracks reported found, and on accoGt
OF which warrants OF arrest were sent out
: from Dallas, turn out TO have established
nothing concerning the fate OF Handy.
2 Qaay Away Ahead
a HAxRIsBUss, Pa, Jan 23.-The fiiti
. ballot for United States senator todAJ
Z showed no change in the Situation. Sen
}, ator QuSy still leads, with u votes shor
oi the neressaI y number 30 elect. Pete
Wideneg. the traction magnA:e. received
> votes today from anii-Qaay mem hers
: In CsngtrN
a WAsHtNaToS, Jan. 22@.-The iacs ilaa
e the anli-scAlping bill was made the until
d ished business of the senate be sasur
K days vote does not necessarily insure ID
e immediate consideration. TIE genera
understanding IA that this bill wili Hai
upon the peace treaty age tina appropria
ton bills, and that the Indian apppopEia
ton bill will be the first 10 measure &
n receive the attention OF the senate dur.
e ing the week. The diplomatic sud pen
: sion appropriation bills may also be con
4, sisieFed during the week.
q AnII-Imperta1Ism
le Nav York, Jan. GA mass neesln
70 OF citizens was held in the academy o
e music touight. under the auspices OF tn,
o. Continental Deagne. for the purpose {
protesting against the policy OF ''impe
riaiism.a and ensangling allianoes..wiih Eu
=. ropean powers"
The meeting Vas attended by q grea
- crowd. Long before the doors were oper
10 edSO0 people were clamoring for al mis-
e sion. Many speeches were made.
'r EessaGIeaal Race
se SEArTLE, Jan. "a race sgainst tim
% from Seattle 70 Dawson for a purse Q
l. s6o00 began at l2 O'Clock tonight, whe
Richard Butler, a wealthy klonkikel
started for Dawson on the steamer Cit,
of Seattle. Joe Barrett, another wealth
klondiker, bet Butler 5000 that he eoui
a make the trip from Seattle 10 Dawson il
p p days or less, and $1,000 more that h
It could not make il in less than - days.
+ Ramerea RaiIreaa
DENVER, Jan. % A specials 70 Tia
news from Wallace, Idaho, SAYS:
Il is announced here on what is seem
ingly good authority, that there will b
z line built from here to connect the Ore
I. gon Railroad & Navigation Company wit
r the Burlington road. The latter com.
q pany is to build from Billings west, Will
# the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Com
!. pauy blilds eastward from here.
}. Killed In = bIIne
BGKEI CRY, Jan SIS. W. johnson
was instantly killep by premature bias
of giant powder in the May Queen mine
near the Red Boy mine, today. johnson
!, was aged AZ years, and lately came from
= Indiana. His wife is at the May Queer
Il mine.
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