The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-02
TELEGRApuIc GLEASiSGs.

s&<EANlaSS.
Cholera has broken ont at Vienna
France is threatened with civil
war.
A Boston carpenter last week
murdered his wife while drunk.
Vim. Charles Macready, the we'll
known English actor is dead; aged 81.
Ten thousand emigrants left Liver
pool last week for the United States.
Earl de Lamar, an English noble
man, drowned himself al London
last Friday.
4 crazy woman of New York last
week roasted her two children to
death on u stove.
+. l.. Frainior, Cashier of the At
laulic National Bank OF New York,
is defaulter in the snug little sum OF
s400,e00. But he didn't have much
OF show, ,ou know
From Glasgow comes the an
nouncement that Miss Ann Wallace.
a lineal descendant OF William Wal
lace, the Scottish patriot, has jus,
died in that city at the advanced age
of one hundred and three years.
It is said that the Treasury Depart.
ment has ordered several clerks 10 90
to Liverpool as cabin passengers aud
return disguised as cmigranis in the
stecrage of vessels of tie trans-At
laniic line with view Of reporting
on tho treatment of emigrant passen
gers.
More trouble in Louisiana 4 New
Orleans dispa'ch of yesterday says
the detachment of the metropolitan
Brigade which was sent TO Living
stone Parish met with strong resist
ance ali along the line. \ courieI
states tha; fighting commenced OF
Sunday morning, and he heard tht
booming of cannon during the day
The force of armed citizens in the
field is said 10 be i o.
|. 4 special from Fort Garry, Manito
ba. reports from the interior of The
State tha, there has been fighting be
tweer. the American troops and the
Blackfeet Indians. 4 large number
of Americans were killed. IL is fear
ed this is the beginning OF trouble il
the Biackioot country. The Indian,
of Fort Tulley are those who crosse,
the line 10 the number OF seven O
eight thousand, and threaten the III
terror settlements an Manitoba.
A. w. Smith, of Springfield, Mass.
was last Saturday convicted of mur
der in the first degree for killing Chas
d. Sackelt last fall. Circumstance
leading TO the crime were as follows
Smith had an iniatuate passion 70
Miss Jennie Bates, of Westfeld, an,
on meeting her while returning from
the theater IN company with Sacketi
TO whom she was betrothed, fire,
several shots from pistol, woundin:
Miss Bates in three places and pu,
ting a bullet through Sackelt's breast
from the effects of which he died i'm
J short time. The defense was that th
murder was committed under me
nomaniacal delusion.
The following news was brough
in Walla Walla by person who go
it from Mrs. Cock, who was informe,
by friendly Indian, 400 warrior
are camped at White Bluffs, puttin
mp breastw ork--two aud a half mile
alteady finished. The residents livin
in the Yakima are very much fright
ened. Lett Cocks Ferry on th
Yakima Thursday, 23d Mrs. Coo
was alone and very much frightned
The Indians have left the reservation
From Mr.. O'Neil, just down iror
Colville, we learn that the Spokan
Indians are very saucy and impuden'
They are going around IN bands c
fifteen to twenty with war paint or
notifying the settlers to leave. Gear,
who is an educated "cuss," had a nc
tice, written by himself, served on tn
settlers, telling them the land the
were settled on was his aud he want
, ed them to go away. The settler
, are greatly frightened, not knowin
what the Indians may do.
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