The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-05

refused to endorse the doctrines o
the "yital eighth resolutiou'' oftwr
years ago. Democracy never char
ges, ,lieyer!aet ,iff,m efae
Rev. j. j.. Parrish offers to do.
nate . full block, $50 by $40, sal.
uetl at $4,000, III North ia 'em, as
a site for tile Deaf and Dumb
school. 9fsi dl&
The boarding school for deaf
mntes, at Salem, under the charge
and direction ofProfessor Smith, is
meeting with ilattering success. An
exhibition given by the school a
few days since, according to the
Mt,tesn,o,, showed marked prog
ress in the attainment acknowledge
by those mtortunates.
The Salem StutesnzaV says,
speaking OF the operations Of the
Lookout Mountain Mining Com
pany Of the Santiam District, that
arrangements have been made to
send out a large force at an early
day, and the work will be pushed
vigorously forward. A smelling
machine will also bc erected very
soon, and all necessary implements
for its full development will SOON be
put forward. Prospects are very
flatteriig, and the Incorporation are
confident OF ultimate success.
The Vancouver Register says
they have had an earthquake there.
James Msgee, Of Portland, was
run over by q wagon and seriously
injured last week.
Removing front gates is the latest
in Portland.
Elevenprisoners were in the coun-
ty Jail at Portland last week--the
number at any ole time
for a year.
The Osegoaian gives . case Of a
German and son, livingabout seven
miles from Portland, Oh the Pow
sll's valley road, attempting to rob
another German residing near them.
While attempting TO force their
way into the cabin Of the latter at
night, he was aroused from sleep,
and gathering his clothes and mon.
ey' noiselessy y slipped out Of the
back door into the brush. After
ffuitlessly rummaging the house for
valuables, they started out III search
1f tile hiding tierman The terror
of the latter may well be imagined,
when he heard them express their
on finding him to kill
him, take his money and then dis
pose Of his body, so-and 50. As
carefully as possible,dd he. make
bis way out of the underlrush in
which lie was hid, and the time oc-
'upieil IN making bis way from there
o hast Portland was well improy-
j. His goods were removed to
East Portland and the matter is
Tow in the hands Of officers.
Every dollar of the Masonic Hall
took of Portland has been paid
yer to the Treasurer, aid it is sutii-
lent to complete the building.
Nine horses were stolen from
II. Arl,eaix, agent ofthe Diamond
!. at Benton, Montana, not long
nee, by the Piegan Indians.
, The Montana Xyul,Ps Blacktoot
gives the following
count ofthe doings ,C Of the Black
ct and other Indians: "A few
lys silee a fight occurred in the
ieeggan camp, 4 few miles below
ere, on the Teton, in which fight
ur Indians were killed and one
tally wounded, Mountain Chief
lead chief of the Piegaps) was
nong the slain, and his Oldest son
Urtally wounded" An Indian well
nown by the whites in this part Of
&c country, by the lalne Of ofNsm,
as also xii ed. Gilpoich and Jack
'ade, white men, and 'Cut-lip
ske,' Pete Cobel and BaptiSte
usha, half breeds, have lately /
,en killed by llaliauS in tAelamc :
.,d ,,sa.-, ID, N
Mrs. Anderson, Of Portland, was
ldE burned last Monday by her /,
9tlles taking fire,
A burlcsque military company,
yled the aMackerel Brigade" has