The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-06-13
PACIFIC soAsr NEWS.

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Eight car loads Of immigrants from
the East reached Sacramento on 6
recent Friday.
Freight teams are reported by tht
Sentinel doing well between jackson.
vile and Roseburg.
1t rained fisb-worms in profusion al
Salt Lake on the 22d nlt.
An Indian with the top of his head
blown off was found dead near Silver
City. Idaho, last week.
Shipbuilding promises to be flourish.
ing on the Sound this summer.
The new Cumberland Pr rsbyterian
church building. at junction. will be
dedicated on the fourth Sunday In June,
Rev. I. H. Henderson, OF Salem, Of
ficiating.
tits estimated that Douglas county
has at present at least 100000 sheep.
Their flceces will be worth $3.50, 900 II
they average five pounds to the sheep.
From the Adcocdte the following
items are obtained:
1t is thought the expulsion of the
Jesuits from Germany will increase
our supply Of the order, as they will
flock hither.
DR.. J. F. Hurst has been elected
President Of Drew Theological Semi
nary in place of Bishop Foster. He
was formerly Professor there.
The Ne,O Northsoest expects to sail
out again the last week in June.
Fare from Roseburg to San Fran
cisco, via Coos Bay, Is only $l5, says
the PantdNaph.
Corvallis is soon to have a brass band
Of its own.
The Dalles folks hold over 800 tick
cts in the Omaha lottery.
At Silver City, Idaho, wood Is only
$l0a cord.
A school district near Olympia has
elected woman director.
A tailless calf Is the latest newly
born novelty In Idaho.
Corvallis wheat buyers pay u cents
for wheat.
The Post Office at Junction was
robbed Of $40 on last Friday night.
The steamer fare from Coos Bay to
San Francisco is $1O.
Two Of the Warm Spring Indians
have been Killed In the Modoc war.
The dwelling house of Joseph
Thompson, Of Yaquina Bay, was re-
Gently consumed by fire.
A man named Rice has been sent
to the Penitentiary for ten years from
Douglas county for rape. Another
named Brown, one year for attempt
ing rape.
Butcher carts peddle beef at the
Da Is, and sell it for three and six
cents per pound.
A pistol shot wound in the hand
caused the death Of a son OF Mr.. Fitz-
patrick, Of Bake Oren, Wasco county,
the other day.
The body Of Alexander Dunbar,
who was drowned last January in the
South Umpqna river, was recovered
on the Both of last month about three
miles below where he was drowned.
Mrs. Belonski, of San Francisco was
arrested on the 9TH for cruel and inhu-
man treatment to her children. She
nearly destroyed the sight of one with
q red hot poker. and then applied hot
irons to little girls body
in several places, burning her shock
ingly.
Rev. s. Bowers, Of Salem, has in
his library a copy of the first edition
Of Sandy's Ovid, printed in London in |
1926. He also has copy OF Eusebius'
History, printed in 1919,
and the Christian Pattern, printed in
1884.
The Bulletin says q woman named
Caroline Perry was arrested three
times within two days for drunken and |
conduct, and still she does |
not seem to have enough trials. She
was jealous.
Allthe blggIes, wagons, carts wheel |
bMrrOws, Of Salem, unaCcOuntably |
found themselves gathered together in |
one place, on Wednesday 0flast week, |
.ays a Salem exchange. There was
no order In the way In which owners |
rushed around to find their vehicles.
Between the Sisters School and Mr..
Sloper's domlCele they found them,
md the laugh then came In. Very
was that Joke.
Fathers, In Salem, with marriage
lble daughters, ere anxious to procure
lelEadjnRtlhg, neverwear-Ollt gate !
lipwaA sayR kgYe,vl.