The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-01-07
STATE NEWS.
frrem the s.ale.man ]

FROM tue statesman.
Mr. Cooper, of Monmouth, has made
100 gallons Of wine from hrs own grapes
this year, and churches are buying it for
sacramcnlal purposes.
Mr.. Cross killed COW for beef and
found in her stomach ten cent piece
and gold ring. Il is evident that COW
has captured ''grass widow"
w. \. Snyder came down from Scio
with two wagon loads of legal ten1er" -
meaning dried apples. There is no DIS
count on that sort.
The Echo tied IN OF Wheatlanj last
Saturday night, and niger preacher
who was on board. going up 10 Salem to
"Emaneipate." preached startling SER
mon from "de two eyed chapter oh de
one-eyed John. in de forty.levcnth book
Oh dc IIiresute..
Thos Young. u. S. Marshal, is inter-
viewing Salem for jurors Of L. S. CoGri
at Portland.
r. cranston publishes a denial in the
.etatesn,an { that he has Withdrawn as
candidate for county judge and consen-
ted TO allow his friends 10 run him for
Governor lie don't want the Office Of
Governor siuce Geo. Woods has bopgh'
the position into disrepuic. but viii take
the County Jadgc>hip Of Marion county.
rather than have bis clothes torn" II is
useless TO add that hc is a loyal cuss.
Dr. s. Il. .Icssup, of Dallas, Polk
county. has been elected Professor of An.
a,omy in tie Willamette University, vice
Lingo. deceased.
Last Saturday evening, while the COL
ored population Of Salem were celebrating
their Emancipation. the residence of Jes.
SC Williams, an aged manhood" was en-
tered an6 robbed of $50 in coin The
wretch who did that would "sieal the
coppers off dead niggcrs eye"
THE Great River Of the West is the
title Of a work on Oregon. now being
published aud soon 10 be issued, written
by Mrs franccs Fuller Victor. well
known as writer Of prose aud poetry
who has resided in 0rcgon for sotne hall
dozen years and has devoted much time
to learning the facts Of which she has
written.
The cargo Of wheat shipped last spring
by Salem parties 10 Liverpool, in the Hell
Gu Angler. has been heard from. The
wheat ON board of her was sold as "Cali-
fornia wheat" rs is shown by the account
Of sales received The shippers are grat-
fled 10 know that the wheat sold for the
highest possible price on very low roar.
ket, realizing los 4d TO lis per 100
pounds. 1t arrived in good order.
From the Guard
We learn that another surgical opera
ton has been performed upon Robert
Hndley. Il bcingd iscovered by his ply
sicians, Drs. Patterson and SharpIes. that
he was not doing as we'll as they had hop.
ed, the bone above the wonnd, including
the shoy lder joint, was taken out. Mr.
II. il doing as well as could be expected
under the two painful operations TO which
he has submitted. We are informed this
is the FIRST case of redisscclion of the shoul.
der joint that has occurred in the State
TFrom the Herald
Tho cars made the 90 mile heat over
the East Side Railroad last Saturday in
50 minutes
Ben. Holladay started for the East last
Saturday, but will be back about the
first of April. A large party of invited
guests accompanied him as far as Asto-
ria.
Portland is on its "dig" because the
Steamer Montana came IN there from
San Francisco last Monday morning with,
out giving them previous notice.
A force of men will be kept on the
East Side Railroad all winter and in the
spring general operations be again re.
snmcd.
Mcssrs. Todd & Arnoup, will have a
discussion at Harmony Hall, commencing
on Wednesday, January 10th, afternoon
and evening, to continue for four days.
Theodore Burmester is acquitted of
the murder r. 3. Morford ,andis now in
Portland.
The editor Of the Herald has.hcen pre-.
sented with cigar holder.
a man named B. e. Clark was acci-
dentally killed by flying board from the
saw 10 mill last Tuesday.
From the Enterpise.l
Passenger coaches have passed over the
line Of the Dragon Central Railroad on
several occasions this week. The turn
table at Parrots creek is finished, aud
the locomotive James b. Stepheas was
turned about in precisely sixty seconds,
on Wednesday.
On Thursday the work Of putting in a
side track and switches, at the Oregon
Central Railroad station, in this city, was
commenced. The station is at present 10
Gated midway between Sixth and Seventh
streets. The side track will cover the dis
tancc Of about six blocks perhaps 1900
feet,