The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-29

chem has issued q proclamation,
warming tho unsophisticated Brother
hood against tho bewitching smileso
their fair enemies.
4 young lady was recently sent by
express from California to Maryland.
The messenger who had herin charge
was so pleased with his freight, that
he offered to carry it back and forth
oil the time ut his " expense.
The editor of tho Walthena Repor-
Ter is in love with q sweet, ethereal
creature, who, he says, is "handsome,
well educated, weighs $50 pounds,
and can spring over u fence five
boards high without touching it,
A California wife has just been
deserted by her husband who has
taken up with u squaw. The out
ragged wife is on the war-path and
says she will shortly have two scalps
dangling at her belt. Bully for she!
A San francisco sharper ate Is
pounds of soap and was pardoned
out Of jail because the doctor said
he was dying Of dropsy. The trick
was shortly discovered, and be is now
back in Jail again and tout of soap"
Miss Ada Scriber. OF Salem, was
last Tuesday thrown from n horse,
and, her foot catching in the stirrup,
she vas dragged several yards at q
very rapid pace. She was finally
extricatcd from her perilous position
fortunately being only bruised about
the head and body.
A young wife Mt Los Angeles (namc
not givon) recently deserted her hus
band while he lay on bis death-bed
in favor Of n younger lover whom ght
preferred. The deserted husband
has since died, and the abandoned
women lives openly with herseducer
o, tar and feathers, where art thou
A San Francisco couple who were
bent on getting spliced without the
old folks consent chartered Il vesse.
and started out three leagues from
shore to fix the thing without license
They both got sca-sick and quarreled
before arriving Mt the requisite dis
lance, and threw up the whole prof
Get in disgust.
Following are the delegates TO th'
Democratic State Convention from
Marion county: j. f. Miller, c. G
Curl. L. T. Colby. T. T.. Eidridge
y. +. Brown. II. G. kinneg. j. G
Berry, +. y. Matthew. VIM. Casper
T. II. Cam and W. Il. Herrcn.-
County Central Committee as follows
G. q. Curl, &. S. Downing aud +. L
Eldridge.
In Lane county the Democrats o.
Saturday nominated the followin:
ticket: State Senator, John Whita
ker; Representatives, II. y. Hill, J
Cox aud Robt. Neatch; Clerk, II. S
Ward; Sheriff, J. y. Po.ndextcr;-
Treasurer. II. Dent; Assessor, e. II
Wallace; School Sup't, T. q. Hen
bricks; Commissioners, Pres. Come
gys and John Bailey.
The San francisco Chronicle tell
how an Oregon girl visiting in tia
city WAS betrayed and ruined by
married man, and how the girls aft
auced lover went from Oregon an
found his promised bride in q Lous
of ill-fame, and how lie gave he
money sufficient TO support her !
comfort the rest Of her life and the
disappeared from the city in a Eenz
Of despair.
Here is q specimen Of Montan
editorial cheek that knocks the pei
simmons, 1.-The editor of this pape
is now in possession of the prettie:
and smartest daughter in the State
the h~andsomest and most intelliger
wife in the State; the fastest and bes
horse in the State; the best COW j
the State; the best pig in the State
he prints as good n paper as anybod
else does in the State; and in tn.
state of affairs he is happy"
Last Tuesday shocks of earthqual
were experienced all along the coul
F.. try in CALIFORNIA, from Red Bluffs {
E. San Diego and east to Virgins
. Nevada. At Visalia, Cal, a fiourin
mill had the gables thrown dowi
and the earth in clay localities show
fractures or cracks in many places
Rumors Mt Visalia are that east
> that place in the mountains, rocl
j. and trees we're rent and uprooted.-
o This is the most extreme earthqual
6 ever known in California.
n Following nominations were mad
y by the Clackamas County Democrat
! Convention on Saturday last: Sta
Senator, John Myers; Represent
: tiyes, Messrs. Ringo, Shipley al
;, Martin; Sheriff, A. I. Hedges;Cler
Il Robt. Garfield; Treasurer, T..
McCarver; Commissioners, Messr
n Sawtelle and Sharp; School Superb
tendont. A. Noltner; Assessor, ]