Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-24
State Items.

N. Ill. Cranor has been re-elected
Mayo, of Albany.
The Salem Mills shipped to Port
land, last week, 10 tons of -four.
Coal and silver have been discovered
on Sykes creek in jackson cnnntu,
Several parties
mourning over an al
The Times thinks
Offices enough to go -..nson
county
Friday the Willamette, at Salem,
was two feet higher than ut any prcvi-
Gus time this winter.
Maurice Graves was arrested in Eu>
gene few days ago and brought to Sa-
lem on the charge of forgery.
The controversy between the Walter
Bros, of Portland, and the Chemeketa
Hotel. Salem, has been settled.
The schooner Elnora. from San Fran
cisco. has brought up iron work for the
lighth ouse at Cape Foulweather.
The man HOBBY, who was indicted
for rape OF little girl in Portland,
is playing the "insane dodge"
The jacksonville papers are still
full of the disgraceful quarrel that ha
grown out Of the Fay Rails affair.
Albany has case which puzzles
the Doctors. Some of them say it is
small pox, aud some say it is not
4 woman in Jacksonville, while scrap
ing some molasses candy from the bot
tom Of saucer, ran the knife through
her wrist.
A Young ledy of Forest Grove at
tempted to suicide, because her lover
wouldn't " reciprocate.' The Drs.
stopped ii.
The Oreqoniaa, has information that
the y T. r X will be completed from
Kalama to Olympia, by the first of
| Nov. next.
The people Of Coos Bay are talking
of railroad from San Francisco via
that Bay to tha Columbia river Guess
! tLey won't build it.
Abraham Rand vas arrested. in
Eugene City, last Thursday, and bound
in the sun Of 5000, to appear at the
next term Of Court.
Mr L. Avery, is preparing to take
a large drove of cattle FROM Benton Co.
10 the Gonse Lake couairy, in the spring
SO says the DemofraL
| The arrest Of n man ia Oregon City.
60 requisition from the Governor OF
Wisconsin, reported some two w.ckS
age. proves To be hoax"
Jas. Shafrr. has been arrested and
taken from S1len 10 Walla Wal!a on
a r.qai>irion of the Gov of Washin2ton
Territory .-Cha'sed with grand lar
! ceny.
The Ro.chnrz Ensign says that Sec
re'ary Ficisehucr has entered under the
! blessed swamp land act abon; ten 'hnu~
aud acrcs Of laod in Coos county, from
tie settlers.
Somebody has been stealing b'an-
kets and other articles. from the
Albany brewery The cold weather is
probably over, So there will be no
dangcr--io the beer.
There is report that Henry Kip
pei, of Jackson county is to be a candi-
date for Congressional honors before the
DcmocIa'lc nominating Convention
1t Is rumored that the Democracy o!
Douglas county will have one too.
The Salem >nhsmaa says the &.
I. Church, Of this city has commenced
series OF meetings and will protraot
the same as long as the interest lncrea
ses. Religious services are still being
continued at the Methodist and Evan
gelcai Churches
y man with Ittic son about five
years of age, attempted TO cross the
river at Salem, last Thursday, when the
boat ran against a snag aud upset. The
man swan ashore, got another boat,
aud rescued the boy who clung to the
capslzed boat, until assistance came -
AS we learn from the Statesman.
James Hurd, of Jacksonville, has
sent to the Patent Office a model OF a
railroad brake. 1t is so arranged that
, by pulling a cord, running through the
entire train, the brakes are Immediately
f applied to every car at the same time,
Any employee on the train can apply
the brakes. This invention is applied
on the old brakes, costs but little aud is
very simple.
The Eugene Journal says the suit be-
tween the Railroad employees and
G. Chrisman has been settled. The
old Dutch Justice after hearing the
council on one side of the case, remark
ed: /" You bleads veil, aud wins your
case; but | lets de odder side blead to
see if he wins it. After the attorney
for the other side argued the case, the
old Dutchman exclaimed "vell you
wins your case too, aud | makes de con-
stable pay the cost.
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