The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-03

Saturday, Oct. II.
A little boy of Stockton acc
dentally fell into mill dam and wa
dlr.ee~ned last week,
The State Fair is crowding int
Salem, and bloody snouts are th
order of the day.. .lfo
Jno. W. Kelly, late Of the Mercury
has taken editorial control of th
Roseburg Plaindealer. .,lst
High prices for grain and plent,,
of money is the report from farmer
in all parts Of Oregon.
A Dallas garden now trots out tbt
champion tomato-measuring q
inches in circumference. 4ja
The wool clip of Colorado and
New Mexico the present season will
reach 100000 pounds.
Zeb. Henkle, of Benton, was last
week instantly killed by the prema-
ture discharge Of his gun,
Il Teal, Goldsmith & Co. have lei
the contract for another new boat to
ply on the upper Willamette.
1t is said the klamath Indians are
holding war dances and threaten to
break out if the Modocs are hanged.
Wheat is worth 80 cents a bushel
in Salt Lake City, and -four from 50
to $3.50 per sack, of one hundred
pounds.
q The Walla Walla Fair was not a
success. Neither was the Wasco
Fair. This is a bad year for Fairs,
anyhow. fw. l..-.... ...
The Montanians are holding in
dignation meetings against the crick-
ets-but still they move on to victory
and camas.
The Baker City Democrat issues
supplement of Ia columns containing
choice reading matter. This is COM
mendable enterprise. aaM
Burglars are perambulating in
The vicinity of Ogden (Utah), and
thus far the law and bullets have
iailed to reach them.
Chas. Flail, Of Virginia City, sui
'ided because his wife wouldn't quit
'cuttin' up" Charles should have
Elail-ed her and lived. 41
John Herren, Of Marion county,
rots stalk Of corn in sight eleven
eet high. Whoever Herren tell of
uch thing before in Oregon? |
An Arizona miner couldn't find
ime to bury bis wife until she bad
'een dead five days. The first two
etters of his name is Damhog.
A Frisco girl last week eloped
nth her lover, disguised in mans
tire. It is presumed that such
irl will continue to wear the
reeches. f H III .7.5
A Mrs. Woolheater, of Clinton,
al. pulled the hair of a saloon
eeper for selling her husband
hisky. He says she is a Wool
eater indeed. sE f-t
The Montanian tells of a quartz
ad having been discovered on Mill
reek in that Territory, which is
10 feet wide, 1000 feet long, and !
lys $27 to the ton. 6ss- u4.
Hon. 7. r. Cornelius is lying ;;
vigorously i'll at his residence in
'ashington county, of typhoid fever. t
is wife is just recovering from a t
we're attack of the same disease. {
A Sacramento girl married in spite
her parents, who warned her /
ainst the step. Her parents opin- :
n of her husband was fully sustain d
+, for she had to lick him on their
idal eve. b
A Plum Hollow man walked off = !
th a rope. Another mans horse !
to be at the other end of a
3 rope, and just for that the Plum I
'llow man was ''strung up" to the b
ID of u tree, ia'tlA Y
Prof. Day, Of Frisco, will make a :, !,
loon ascension about Oct. 9th,
ing with him in basket young
y to whom he is engaged to be di
rried. twill probably be all Day h,
h 'em both. r
Nour men caught two hundred and th
r trout, weighing over two hum S.
d pounds, in two hours, in the ha
lth Umpqua river, one day last ha
*; and ii wasn't q very good day Sc
trout fishing, either. ap
Norwood, an ehbalmer. having all
10 application for the body of su
tain Jack, General Scho6eld has 60
ed an order to prevent the mu- ad
ion Of the bodies of the Modoc lii
oners after execution. sal
petition has been circulated in
'aso county (Colorado), asking for !
'lection on the question Of voting U'
1000 bonds in aid Of the South oa
! railway marrow guagel from 60
'rado Springs to Fhirplay. E 90
ere is q chance for a few Of Ore ~
8 surplus Of females who are. ID csi
Oh Of husbands, and have as vet ne
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