The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-10-30
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ilIS BTulll W maj hetJ WHlch SahS HS"i
deprivIng hun OF both his limbs.
HIS foot slipped from the brake while
going down hill, and falling from
his load the wheels passed over both
legs below the knees. Fortunately no
bones were broken.
Wm. McWalters. the murderer OF
G. NJ. Weed at Sparta, Union County,
some three weeks since, has been ar
rested at Sacramento and will be
| eld until the Governor of this State
makes a requisition for him. Sheriff
J. NJ. Boyd will probably go below
after the fellow.
At g special meeting of the Oregon
Chi'dren's Aid Society, held at Salem,
October 22d, series of resolutions
were adopted expressing the high es-
teen 10 which the late Mrs. ]. HOl-
man was held by the Society, and ii
was ordered that copy thereof be
engrossed aud forwarded 20 the rela
tivcs,
Rev. T. II Campbell, of Monmouth,
Polk County, having been accused of
the authorship Of certain letter con.
cerning the Agricultural College and
its immediate interests, is out in the
Benton Democrat denying any knowl-
edge of the anonymous epis,le and
setting himself right upon the goose
question.
Mrs. Grant, who lives in Polk coun'
ty, near Kings Valley, killed two
deer on Tuesday of last week. On
the Monday previous she killed very
large fat buck. This lady has now
killed eighteen deer since she resided
on the Luckiamutte, and is one of the
most succ c1ssiul shots in that section
Of the country.
On Friday night last some OF the
hoodlum boys of Salem, beat a China
boy near the Wigwam SO badly that
he lay PROSTATE upon the ground un-
able to rise and bleeding protlseIy
from his many wounds. A couple of
ladies CHANGING to pass by took charge
of the poor little waif, and rendered
such assistance az they thought he
most required.
From the McMlnnviIle Reporter we
clip the following: The wife of Mr..
Jason Peters was on Friday last sud.
denly taken with violent sickness,
which had every symptom Of Asialic
cholera. For some time Mrs. Peters
was in a dangerous condition, and it
was only through the prompt and
best attention that she was saved.
She is now considered out of danger,
and is rapidly mending.
The Boise Statesman of the Goth
inst. relates the following: While
Colonel Flourray, with Mrs. Flour
nay and Mrs. Tage, were ont. riding
Sunday evening, and were passing
Barrel Williams place, at the lower
end of town, the mules which the
Colonel was driving became frighten
ell, and by jerk threw the seat,
which was not fastened, out behind,
and with 1t the ladies'. Mrs. Flour
nay and Mrs, Tage were both severe
ly hurt, and are confined 10 their beds
IN consequence.
From the Oregon City Enterprise
of the 23d inst: Samuel j. Tracy
was arrested last Sunday on warrant
issued by Mayor MCGOWAN on charge
OF assault on w p. Burns and son,
with dangerous weapon. An exam.
nation was held on Monday and Ira
cy was bound over to appear hctor9
the next Grand Jury in the sum Of
$40. He gave the bonds and was
discharged. There appears TO be
something behind this affair, and as i'll
will come out on Tie trial, probably,
we forbear giving any particulars in
regard to the matter.