The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-11-07
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Measles il epidemic at jackson
vile.
Col. Nesmith has gone to Wash
ington.
Mrs. joaquin Miller has returne'
to Portland.
Baker City boys revel in skatinI
in Powder river.
The Jacksonville Se',tinePs dew
went off with the circus.
A new College building, to cos
$75, 900, is talked of at Corvallis.
Coos county gives Nesmith u
majority and Curry gives him 8.
Circuit Court in Lane county THU
week. Ditto in Marion next week.
Daniel Clark, Master of the STATE
Grange, has returned from Califor
mia.
Last Wednesday 300 immigrants
arrived at Portland on the steamer
Ajax.
Two more vessels will soon arrive
at Portland to carry wheat to Liver
pool.
Alex. Blakely-printer- to
the front. The Baker City Democrat
wants you.
The Jacksonville Times was the
author Of Capt. Jacks joke on the
chaplain.
Col. J. r. Parrish, late editor oi
the Portland Commercial, is in the
Insane Asylum.
Portland is excited by the rumor
that one of its citizens has found a
gold mountain.
A Salem youth was too handy with
his tongue, and now carries his right
ear in o sling.
That ubiquitous cuss, John Smith,
is now in Portland jail. Where will
be turn up nextP
Three thousand dollars is what a Salt
Lake man paid for Montana's crack
horse, Bret Harte.
Two blooming young damsels re-
Gently appeared on the Walla Walla
streets in "briskaloons."
An Oakland shoemaker last week
let the abdomen out of an attache o.
Wilson's circus with a shoe-knife.
In Montana when they start mar
down the hill in barrel they speal
of "his appearance in new role"
A Portland man has just beer
convicted Of repeating votes in favol
of Hi. Smith, at the recent election
Grant county gives Nesmith {
majority of Al. This makes his ma
iority in the State SO far as heart
from 2,081.
In Helena, a few days since, Ce
lestial maiden, who had received the
cold shoulder from her lover commit
ted suicide.
Jas. Williams, of Douglas county
became larcenious, and now serves
the State two years in Watkins Sun
day school.
Brig. Gen. Ross, of Jacksonville
has gone East on visit. He will b.
remembered as one of the heroes o
the Modoc War.
The creditors of Charles Hayden
formerly of Missoula, but now of NJ
one knows where, are making anxious
inquiries for him.
John Hulery, of Yamhill, rode I
race: His horse threw him and tn
doctors were forced to amputate hi
foot to save his life.
Mrs. Duniway is at Olympia at
tempting to bum a bill through tn,
W. T. Legislature allowing womel
to vote and hold Office.
Mrs. Rosenthal, of Olympia, set
tub of hot water in the floor, and he
little girl fell backwards in it ant
was scalded to death.
They pack thirty-four persons in
nine-passenger coach in Montana
and then, according to the driver
" there is room for one more"
Kanaka Joe is to be hanged, Oh
San Juan Island, for murder. Th,
heoric fellow says his only regret i
that he can't live longerl Should
say so.
Among the Editors Visits" of tn,
american Newspaper Reporter, printed
at New York City, wenotice the nam,
of Bro. Noltner of the Oregon Cit,
Enterprise.
Corinne, daughter of Prof. j. G
Campbell, editor of the Monmouth
Messenger, died on the 18th ult., aget
27 years, We extend to Bro. G. out
deepest sympathies.
The Waila Walla Statesman is ex
tremely newsy at present, even fol
that always enterprising paper
Guess Capt. Chas. Newell has
finger in the pudding"
A Douglas county man sued fol
his good name and got one dollar
worth of damages but had to pay
several hundred dollars worth O