The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-11-25

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Mr.. Joseph Levy, of Portland, died
suddenly of apoplexy i'll that city
last Sunday morning.
The Dallas Republican of the 18th
contains the particulars of Il painful
outrage upon young woman by a
well-to-do farmer, who used drugs to
accomplish his vile purpose. The
names of the parties are not given.
The dam recently constructed on the
South Yamhill has given way, and
only one end is left. This is rather
severe on tie stockholders, and may
be the last straw that breaks the cam
els back.
The estate of William T.. Barron,
late of San Francisco, is valued at from
So, 600, 900 to $4,000, 600. The bulk Of
it is beaueathed to his collateral heirs
many of whom reside i'll Spain.
+. J. Burton, of North Yamhill,
while out shooting geese last week,
! met with serious accident. His gun
burst and destroyed most of one of his
hands.
There are 245 school children in
Olympia.
The Olympia w. L. transcript is
i'll favor of Gen. Spragl,e for Delegate
to Congress.
The Salem Stdtesnde of the 2lst
inst. contains the obituary of the death
1 of Mrs. f. l.. Woodward, wife OF Rev.
l.. L. Woodward, Presiding Elder of
the NJ. r. Church for the Salem Dis
trict. Her death occurred on Sunday
mornin" last, in the full triumph of
faith She was IL years of age, hay
ing lived 22ssyears single and % years
married The funeral services We're
conducted, last Monday morning, in
the NJ. L. Church in Salem, by Rev.
c. C.. St,atton. Rev. Mr.. Nickerson,
Prof5. Rogers and Powell.
From the Jacksonville Sentinel we
learn that three horse thieves, Mo.ril,
Werner and Good, on Tuesday even
ing OF last week, while being taken
back from the front room OF the Jail,
where they had been allowed to eat,
to their cell, overpowered the jailor,
Mr.. Hewlett, forcing him into 4 cell
with a Chinese, secured his revolver,
and small sum of money, locked him
in, and then went. by means OF the
telegraph, however, and $500 reward
offered by the Sheriff, on Thursday
following they were caught above
Ashland by Mr.. Callan and son, and
Frank Morgan, and returned to custo-
dy.
The store of r.. A. Ray, of Eo!a, on
Monday night last. was entered by a
burglar, and the contents of the money
drawer taken, and other articles, the
amount not fully known. lie effected
his entrance by boring hole through
the door with an auger, sufficiently
large to enable him to put his arm
through. and unbolt the-f,stenings from
the inside.
William Sheppard. charged with
stealing at Gervais, was bound over al
Salem in the sum of $500, to await the
action of the Grand Jury.
On last Tusday morning two young
women, named Fanny and Hannah
Bills, walked into the dining room. o.
the United States Hotel ut Jackson.
vile, and cowhided George Tribble,
lately from Crescent City, most un
mercifully. The girls accuse him OF
testifying falsely against the character
of one of them before the Grand Jury
The act was applauded by all pres
ent.
The California and Oregon stages
now lie over eight hours at Oakland
and ten hours at Jacksonville.
The Jacksonville Times of the 1Stl
inst says: The presence Of bears ant
cougars low down in the valleys i
thought by the weather-wise to be
token Winter of unusual severity
A bear was seen on the outskirts of TIN
village of Ashland, a few evening
ago, and George King, who drive
from here to Grants Pass, saw larg
cougar run across the road about day
light last Tuesday morning. Cougar
are very plenty in the Calipoo.
mountains. Mulvany, who owns tn
old water mill on Pass Creek, ha.
killed over a dozen during the pas
summer.
The San Francisco Alta of Novem
| Der 18th reports this sad case:
E1loer Wanda, a native of England
, aged twenty-five years, had been il
tia ernnIny off family at No. % job