The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-11-14

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Pitt River Indians are made by th
settlers out there. Wait till the.
have killed couple of dozen of set
tiers and then send them to Indial
Territory.
A Teachers Institute for the coun
ties of Lane and Benton will be hell
in Eugene City on the "a, 25th, 26tl
of November, by s. G. Simpson
State Superintendent of Public In
struction.
Abraham Whitson, young man
was stopping at hotel in Missoula.
Montana, not long since. In tht
night he got up in his. sleep, walkLe(l
out of the house into Hellgate rive
and was drowned.
The Oregonian announces with
much flourish of trumpets that Port
land has one saloon keeper who clio
ses his place regularly every Sunday
Albany has not one saloon keeper
who fails to do the same thing.
And now it has turned out all 6
hoax about two females having beer
elected to the Woming Legislature
unless they have been elected in dis.
guise, as all the members of that au-
gust body wear boots and trowsers.
The latest wonder is Ellie Brown, O
boy orator of five years, who recites
from Lord Byron, Shakespeare and
Longfellow, with fuency. He was
born in Salt Lake, aud has the name
of being a perfect prodigy in declama-
tion.
Over 10000 working girls have re-
Gently been thrown out. of employ.
ment in the East by the money panic,
and now there is talk of bringing
them to the Pacific coast to marry
them off. We don't see why every
Eastern misfortune should be exten-
ded to the Pacific coast.
A Chinaman who emigrated from
Baker City to the State Peniteptiary
some two years ago, has served out
the term of his involuntary exile and
returned to Baker, whereat the Her.
aid jubilates boisterously and thinks
that region has attractions which even
q Chinaman cannot resist.
j, d. Carey was on the Goth inst.
killed at McHillisterr's saw mill in
jackson county He was caught by
the main belt and thrown with great
violence against the shaft and a re-
pulley, fracturing his skull
and otherwise injuring him, from
which he died shortly afterwards,
The U. S, Supreme Court has af-
lirmed the decision of Judge Saw
yer concerning the Portland land IT,
lies, deciding in favor of DIR. Dav-
enport and against the Lownsdale
heirs. This is the suit that Hon.
W. Lair Hill went to Washington to
attend to on behalf of the appellants.
A fatal accident occurred at Battle
Mountain, (Nev.) on the Sth. A
nan named Dean, a passenger for
Reno on the West-bound emigrant
rain attempted to get on wilhelm mo-
ion, and was caught between the train /
md platform and fearfully crushed. |
Ie died in henightafter great suffer-
ng.
The San Francisco journal of
commerce" predicts that before the
nd of this harvest year, wheat will
each SO per GENITAL in the San Fran.
iso market. 1t bases its opinion upon
he known deficiency of the supply
4 Europe which amounts to 200,-
90, 900 bushels, n quantity at least
'ur times the total crop of the Uni
ID States.
A young man named Walter
Wheeler went to a party near Rose
urg last week, carrying with him
l5O in coin. As the weight of the
ullion incommoded his movements
the may dance, he went out and
cached it under the seat Of his bug
:. When the ball was over, he
und that some thief had made away '
it'll the sack of money.
A company of immigrants arrived !
the Dalles on Wednesday of last
eek from Iowa en- route for Walla
ALA. They numbered near forty S
en-, women and children. The ,
,ntlemen connected with this com
my, report that there are many /
miles in the section of Iowa they {
me from, who contemplate coming /
this portion Of the Pacific coast.
A young man who Processes to
We travelled says that the only diff II
renee in the whiskys Of the two n
incipal cities Of California is that t
Ter taking a drink Of sacrameDto's r