The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-20


SpanlAI, war velsFana, and v III b. known
40 lamp Ph.llps. The enrollement ID
iOF.y.lwo About twcnty we're present
lAst night.
The following officers Eere e'ected;
NJ. D. Phillipe, captain.
4, q. Stellmaeher, lal lieut..
q. Y. Stewart, 2nd lieut..
II Y, Weptbtook, lst tcrlt.
q. W. Wallace, aergt. oi the guard.
Cit de MeClnnR, sentry.
Frank JsWa,l ar, seTgt.
just Talk.
WAsnlSaroN, April i2.--WAIlo Bryan
u out Ia tho west mailing up delegates
Tor his support at Kansas CITY, movos
ment has been started IN Ohio ID Me-
Leans state and Mclean will, no doubt,
Wy TO carry II for his brother in-in -law,
Admiral Dewey. A report reached here
today that movement Ia going forward
nnder tho direction 0f tho democratic
machine which Is controlled by Mclean.
Philippine Bill First
WAsnlNoroS, April II An effort was
made IN the sana today by Morgan OF
Ala to diaplace the unfinished business
the spooncr Philippine bill, by tao sub.
stttution IN Its etead ot tho Nicaragua
canal BILL. While Morgana motion
iat cd 10 to 80 The Philippine measure
had narrow escape from being dis
placed by the Alaskan civil code bill.
For Vice President.
RosToS, April i2--Gcorge II william
Of Massachusetts was formally named
~ a vice. -prcalden,al possibility by the
Bryan club Of Massachusetts,, at a ban
quot in the Quincy House tonight. Ills
sponsor was George y. Washhurn, ,imsm
Dor Of tho ropulint National committee
A building Collapse.
PIrrsnuRG. April i?.--without warn
md with Tush aud n roar, tho lcur.
story brick building at corner Of Sec
'nd avenue and Wood street today col.
apsed burylns In ia ruins a nambc: oi
,eople, three Of whom were taken out
l7ad hye weru badly hurt and several
'thrcs hurt.
Good Bye, Mckinley.
WAsii1Saros. April 1.-The President
: o'clock this evening signed tie Pu-
tto Rlcnn tariff aud civil government
'ill. Only Secretary Root AMI Mr. Cor.
elyou the assistant secretary 10 the
resident were prvasnt.
Roberts Big Army.
LospoS, April IS, 4;50 a. m.-In A
way London hears that Lord
soberts, when wiring 10 tho Prince OF
Vales. at Copenhagen, congYalnlAtInns
pom his escape from assassination, add.
d two or three hopeful sentences por-
ending an early advance with wide
eachlng combina' ions. Quiet assuran-
cs are passed around among mIlitarp
isn that Lord Roberts II EMPLOYING hIs
rea' army effective y and that ths ad.
cnturoua Boer eommandos are likely 10
Q enmeshed.
Solid tor Bryan.
CoLuAnrs. April 1.-THE sentiment of
10 state convention ol tho I.eapue Of
Clubs which met here today
Aolldly Tor Bryan although President
). g. Buehtel oi Akron, ia his annual
ddEcss referred only indirectly 10 tho
ehsaskan and ignored silver complete
7.
A Rig Strike.
sKAewAY. April. 1.-THE news has
cen brought up the Yukon by way o,
awson that reports Of strikes OF almost
lcredth'e wcalth in gold have been
'ade a'ong the koyokuk aud tnat camps
ona the foukou have been greatly cS-
ted and halt OF them aTe de ertcd hy
EN- going on stampedea to the new dis.
lets.
A Small Engngcme 1t.
BioEMToSTEis. April ii.--Methuon re-
oFts that the party Of Beers defeated
grill b made goodl resistance for four
ours. and only gave in when our troope
ith hxed bayonets within Is yards OF
ZEN. Seven oi the enemy were killed,
wounded and 81 made prisoners. 10.
ies LieuteEants Boyle aud Williams.
'rgeant Patrick Campbell was killed
" two Of our men werc wounded.
More English Trouble.
AccRA, April II -UnconoboFatad re
'rls ara in calculations here and at
lpe Coast Castle that the Governor OF
umassic 10 la the enemy's hands. Tho
eateat fear IL felt fof Cape Coast Castle
u reverse has been sustained and II
Q rebellion continues.
A Pacific Cable.
WAsnISoToS, April 1l--With little de-
10 Of the importance, the senate today
seed the Pacific cable bill, a measure
% 900. 900 for the conaluc-
IN OF cable between San Francisco
ID Honolulu. The bill was unanimous
reported by the committed on naval
IaiFs, and that II was passed without
rious objection is regarded as COM
iment 70 the committee.
SKAowAY, April 6.--Two more Indians
sre. put Dehind the bars 10 skagway
sterday for being implicated In the re-
mt murder Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hor-
y, OF Eugene, Or. One Indian was ar.
sted a. Si'ka and one at Haines.