The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-03

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him to the quarter. pnle. plying th
whip over his face. head and shoulder
without merry. the crowd crying ont
"Killhim. y r'Give 1t TO him, " etc
The Judges gave the heat. race ant
money to Culver, and severely repri
mandetI the driver Of ShowstOrm AM
ruled him off the trnck for one year.
More perinanentimprove,hents lav,
been made in Seattle this year thhI
for some time previous. A goodl,
number of dwelling rhouses--some o
them very costly-two public school
ho,ises. and much roa,l work. hay,
gone toward the mentioned improve
nients. -
i III the U. S. Circuit Court at Sal
Frlncisco on the 2Sth. In the case 0
the officers of the ship Sunrise. con
victd of horrible cruelty to sailors o,
a recent voyage, Capt. Clarke wa
sentenced to pay fine of 81. 900 ant
to 60 to the county jail for eighteen
months; first nate Harris sentenced
to the State prison for four years al
hard labor, and second nmte Maloney
to sixty days IN The county jail.
A volcano has broken ont In the
Pinto mountains, ten miles east oi
Eureka, Nevada. Heavy black smoke
constantly issues from the crater.
Track-laying recommended on The
| Northern Pacific railroad OH the 25ill
ult. Track isibeing put down at the
rate Of one anil a half to two miles 4
day. Tacoma il expected to be reached
by the 18th inst. Hands are paid of
every Saturday. ,.
Barcelia Frugli. a native Of, and re-
Gently arrived from Italy. was arrested
November 2Stb. on Il charge of rape
OIL the person Of Francisco Rirheda, a
child Of eiglltyears Of age. ami dangh-
fer Of an Italian violin player. A
medical examination has been made
which proves that the oflense las been
committed.
A dispatch from Wilmington, Del.
Nov. 18th, says: Gov. Pentler to-day
appointed cx-United States Senator
Willard Salisbury to be Chancellor in
place Of Judge Bales. The ex-senator
is brnther-in-law to the Governor.
His reputation while in the Senate l.
will known to the country, and his
habits since he lett it have bv no means
improved !; on the cvntlary lfis coiisti-
tuition has shown sigus Of being se-
riously shattered, and his health las
become so Impaired that he has been
under medical treatment IN Philadel-
phia for several weeks. returning
home to Delaware wilma few days,
The appointment will give greet pub
liz dissatisfaction. though ii has been
to some extent anticipated.
The townof Dayton, w. n, is only
a year and a half old. and has a popI-
lation ofseyerll hundred. with schools,
preaching. brick buildings, roads, and
other goml things fir III advance Of
towns ofits aye. The only WOODEN
mill in the Territory is located there.
and is just fairly, starting on a splendid
business. The first blankets and
stocking yarn were tirned ont a few
days since. and very shortly the factory
proposes to nionopolize the clothing
business 0fthatisectlon by thlqiiShiHga
hetterarticle at lower rate. The
town il ten miles from Waitsbnrg,
twenty from Walla WalIa. and fifty
from Wallula. 1t Is located In tile
midst ofa splendid agriculturllrp region.
and grain. fruits ami stock are the
principal productions. Beef is very
low-3G cents pound. Wheat Is
worth only 30 centsa busllcl. and at
Wallula. to which place it has to be,
hauled for steamboat transportation
down the Columbia river. so cents.
Just as the Tacoma sawmill had
commenced work on the 2ith a very
bad smash mp occurred, necessitating
the shutting down OF the establishment
for Il week or ten days. The main
shaft was a little sprung. and, in de-
secndlng. struck the piston-rod. and
forced it clear through the cylinder.
SCATTERING the heavy iron cylinder
head all TO fragments.
Beaver Lodge No, IS, Odd Fellows,
of Astoria, will celebrate the anniyer-
sary Of the institution of tlIa Lodge,
December 22d, 1873, by a social re-
union at the hall and on the evening
Of the 3lSt by a second meeting, OF
similar character, to bid the Old Year
alden ard welcome 1874. Mt both
happy, joyous, festal occasion may lie
anticipated,
A meeting will be held at Victoria
early in the coming week to take steps
to organize the IOng-talEed Of militia
force. Lieutenant Roscoe. Of the old
corps, has been appointed Captain, and
Adjutant Winter Lieutenant.
A new gold mining district has been
discovered. Is is called by the Indian
name RI Sastrite, and is OH the head
waters Of the Skeena, above Bear Lake.
The gold Is fine and bright, and 1t Is
said TINT from IS to $lO per day tothe
nlan can bsmade.
5}'The lHcaver-dant land IN Washington
county is attracting attention 4OF'its