The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-11-11
Albanp Reois4er.
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ministered to him by thieves to oh
tain his money.
The people Of Oakland generously
contributed nearly 500, to assist
Nr. J. l.. Clinkenbeard, who re-
Gently lost his residence by fire,
l:ear that place.
\ Mrs. Oliver, of San Francisco,
was dangerously, if not fatally
buried, by a switch Of false hair
catching tiTe from a candle, recently.
The recent riot at Los Angeles,
Cal, was a most barbarous and
criminal affair. About $4,000
We're stolen from the Chinese, and
other yaluables amounting to half
as much more, We're also taken.
The houses were riddled with balls.
and even the roofs were torn up by
tie white rioters.
The fire in the hold Of the bark
Whistler, San Francisco, after it
lad been burning three weeks, was
at last extinguished by pumping
carbonic acid into the hold. About
fifty tons Of cargo were found
charred to ashes, and most of the
remainder more or less damaged.
The Chinese Companies have
renewed their quarrels among them
selves at Los Angeles, Cal. ard
several suits, growing out of the
late riot, have been commenced.
On Thursday of last week, a
young married couple hired boat
at South Beach, San Francisco,
and went out sailing on the bay.
They have not been heard from
stree. They are thought to be lost.
From San Francisco, Nov. 4th.
we learn that the United States
steamer tSarotloc was to be dis
patched to AIagdelena Bay imme-
diately, to bring back the last rem
nants Of Lower California colony.
now abandoned and in danger of
starvation.
The Executive clemercy was ex-
tended to Charles Burch, OH the
3d inst, releasing him from the
State Penitentiary, to which he
was sent for two years, from East
Portland, for larceny, in Novem-
Der 1870.
A petition to General Grant is
now being circulated through
every town and settlement in Ari-
zona, to obtain the signatures of
all interested. 1t will likewise be
presented for signatures in the sew
eral districts in California. It con-
tains three printed long pages OF
outrages by Indians. It's pulport
Is request that Gen. Crook be
let alone.
The Mormon postmasters are
aocyed of suppressing such of the
Gentle papers of Utah as bear
down heaviest on their religion.
special Agent Wickizer, notifies
that the practice must be stopped.
The Puget Mill Company have
located at Puget Sound nearly g.
900 acres of land under Tennessee
Agricultural College script, which
Las proved to be counterfeit.
The Methodist intend to build a
church at Hubbard station, five
miles south of Aurora.
Some individual broke into the
brewery of Mr.. John Rast, of
Roseburg, on Wednesday of last
week, and emptied $50 gallons of
beer, says the Plus7e0enler.
A Coroner's jury in the case Of
the death of John Iserly, who
died suddenly at Eugene on Thurs
day last, rendered a verdict of
death from narcotic poison, adj
minlstered by some person unknown.
Some believe that he suicided,
while others think he was drugged.
It appears that number of
c-t'zeI-s OF Lane county have brok-
en- faith with the Oregon and Cali
f'rn'a Railroad Company, and that
suits have been commenced in some
INSTANCES to quiet title to lands
occupied by the road.