The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-28
PACIFIC eOAsfEns.

A circus Is fitting out in Portland.
Wheat in Salem is selling at 1,20.
A Female magician 10 operating in
Portland.
Walla walla is TO have new Jail
and court house.
A mammoth skating rink has been
built in Portland.
The Christian College at Monmouth
is I, cost $4,000.
A live seal, weighing $50 pounds, is
pet in Portland.
Mr.. Davis, Of Yamhill, had his leg
taken of At the knee.
BENZ. Butterdeld has been pardoned
out Of the Peniten.iary.
Oregon City has passed an ordinance
keeping boys out Of saloons.
Walton. who murdered Yates. is to
be hung at Lewiston, Idaho.
A railroad route 10 being surveyed
from last Portland to Vancouver.
A Chinese preacher 10 holding forth
to his countryncn in Baker county.
There arc 500 men, 40 women, 100
buildings and 8 nisgcrs at Kalama.
The grain and hnyscrop of Califor-
mia is bound TO be partial failure.
Gen. Palmer commences his career
as Sile,x Indian Agent next Monday.
/ Cows are worth $40 per head at tho
Dalles, and calves under one year old
$50.
Rev. Vim. NJ. Punshon, of London,
England. lectures tonight in Port.
land.
Tho Oregon Murchman. on Episco.
pal paper, is soon to be published a,
Portland.
The Emma quartz ledge at Little
Cottonwood, Utah, has been sold for
100000
The Baker city Democrat says the
excitement about the Burot River mine,
Is increasing.
| twenty-five Immigrant families, from
johnson county, Iowa arrived in Ore.
gon last week.
The city tax Of Salem, says the
Statesman, is I mills. The city indebt.
edaess is 5000.
| A 4 year old child in Salem has ,
head msasurins es. inches around. 81
says the Anrea,y.
| Major. Berry, late Superintendent o
the Penisentiary, is appointed Indiar
Agcot a, Fort Hail..
Wyoming Territory ia disgrsted
with woman suffrage, and will repea
the thing next year.
! Two brothers got into quarrel il
Polk county tho other day, and one sho
and wounded the other.
Gen. Jonn f. Miller sold 5000 acre.
Of land in Yamhill county to S. G. Reed
OF Portland, for SIS, 600.
There is now less surplus wheat ir
Oregon than was ever before known
ut this time Of the year.
/ The wandering Gipsies who were near
Albany short time since have nov
! pitched their tents near Salem
}. The Dalles Aoanfaineer says in tn,
past week 600 head Of cattle have srriv
el there from the Willamette Valley.
W. II. Watkins, Superintendent o
Of the Penitcntiary, was badly hurt las
Friday by being thrown from q vehicle
Six ladies, wives Of some OF th'
leading citizens Of Cheyenne. Wyom
|, ing, are now serving on a petit jur,
in that city.
The Western Union Telegraph Co
aud the o. & c. Railroad Company hav,
, consolidated their telcsraphic line
through Oregon
The Roseburg Ensign tells Of
preacher up that way who got into Al
"all-fred dirty scrape" and was kicke'
out Of the church.
We learn from the Portland dailic
that the East Portlsnd Democratic Err
is issued, but we have no occular know
: edge Of its existence.
At the late April term Of Court i
! Josephine county there was not a cas-
! for trial on the docket, either civil Q
: criminal. So says the Sentinel.
: Sheriff Green, of Pacific county, "
4 T was murdered recently because !,
| had o large sum Of money about hil
t which ae had collected on taxes.
5 LasiSundsy.n,ght 6vc prisoners n.th
9 Oregon City Jail dug hole through ii
1 wall, and are gone where the woodbin
9 twincth. So says tho Oregonian.
: John Shaw, VIM. Wilson, Starlin
: Saunders and Fill Look werc dischar,
: ed from the Penitentiary on Frida
q their time having expired. SO says IL
! Mrcury.
/ The now court house to be built
Salem will contain basement for coul
8 ty Jail aud Jsilors residence, and wi
It cost s5U, 900 or 500, 900. SO says Il
= iStdfesn.oa.
. Eleven Japanese merchants recent
It arrived at San Francisco from Japa