The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-06-26
PACIFIC COASTERS.

La Grande is Phenixing.
Hay harvest is breaking out in Orr
gon.
"Hog suits" are all the rage in til
Salem Courts.
The female crusaders are workin,
manfully in Salem.
La Granders still have the aBlacl
Bucket Mines" fever.
The Whitley estate was last weoI
sold, at Dallas, for $4,000.
A lady named Mrs. Tracy fell deat
OF heart disease, in Salem, last Satur
day.
j. N. Allen, of Ochoco, will have 6
grist mill in running order this Fall
at Prineville.
A Walla Walla packer last week
shot two buck Indians and got away
with their squaw.
That brace of humbugs, the Vieux.
temps Bros, are sniping the people OF
Southern Oregon.
Last week Judge Tolman's little
girl, who has been i'll for some time
past, had leg amputated.
Spiritual campmeeting commences
to-day at Rook Island. A female
spirltualists is the chief speaker.
Judge Bonbam sentenced Gerand,
the Butteville murderer, to be hanged
on the 18th Of August, at Salem.
"A Mormon sect has issued decree
that all girls must marry at the age
OF fourteen. What if nobody wants
'em?
A Salem girl has pet wolf. She
says she would scorn to have an ugly
little sca-poodle dog yelping at her
heels.
The authorities of Marion county
offer the magnificent sum of $10O as
reward for the murderer OF Conrad
The leading conundrum in Wash
ngton Territory is; Shall the new
delegate to Congress be Clam Dig.
GER or Lop Ear
A Yreka barber has the dullest ra,
'or yet. His customers always take
'hloroform before submitting to the
oarbarous manipulation.
His name was Joseph Knapp, of
)roville, Cal, and he went in swim,
ming The funeral was a quiet one,
nd he is now taking a long Knapp.
The San Francisco sea captain who
raded the ships Bible for thirteen
Iugs of tobacco is spoken of very
overly by the religious press of that
ity.
Crandall, of the Statesman, franti-
ally asks; "IIave we fiend incar-
ate in our midst?" Well, now, Cap,
OF being good at your style of CON
ndrums, we give it up.
A little boy named Lofty living
Douglas county, did some Lofty
owling just after playing with a
volver last week. The ball still
mains in the shoulder, but he will
We.
A newly elected member of the a
legislature from Polk county, labors '
lder the delusion that he has been G
ected to Congress, and has already i
Id bis property preparatory to start il
g East. .
Camas, Ton Mile, Coles Valley and \
'oking Glass, Douglas county, have +
tied to have a grand celebration OF .
Q Fourth at some point in the last |, I
med precinct. Hon. L. f. Lane i
Il deliver the oration. p!
The jury IN the case of Gibbens, igq
10 Killed policeman Schoppe, at e!
rtland, last Saturday returned a q
dict of guilty of murder in the ii
It degree The jury was out "a u
ars' Glbbens was to have been Al
.tenced yesterday ri
oregon is to have a little respon. be Se
lie hanging within her borders at s6 yS
In the light of the fact that n
IrIy a score of murders have been on Si,
'petrated in the last few years, and s2 si,
single execution, it is about EG Pr
e for a few Sherifis' neck-tie par 81, 5
/. ha
\ Polk county man walked around -
orse to see if he had the thumps
zen they picked the man up and 4,
he'd his head in coal oil and gin
brought him to consciousness he
yuidly said that he would give 1t AT
lis opinion that the horse had the Ill
mps bad-d-n i'm
/ Salem horse, being religious, q,
NJ want to be ridden on Sunday, -
the boy got on anyhow, The an
wouldn't stand it but bucked
boy Off and kept on bucking until 70,
mped down an embankmeut and I.
It blood vessel and fell dead on
spot. That horse was a Puritan tiei
tic, q
new paper to bo called the East
Oregon Journal will be started at
ar Citv ahOut tho ISth &c Ill