The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-03-12
PACIFIC coAsrERs.

Mcdonald had a huge audience at
Eugene.
Mrs. P. G. Sullivan died at Salem
Monday.
Ice blockade continues in Upper
Columbia.
Gen. Howard lectured at Salem
last night.
Rawlins, Wyoming, is to have a
$4,000 jail
A Frisco merchant has gone crazy
on spiritualism. He couldn't have
had far to 60.
VIM. Bell shot man in Truckee,
and now the Sheriffis about to wiring
that Bells neck.
A telegraph operator in Helena
has inherited $4,000, That was q
lightning strike.
Thirty-seyen head OF stall-fed
steers were sold in Kings valley, the
other day for $40 each.
The Pendleton Tribune has COM
pleted its first volume and is to be
improved. Good enough.
The Scio Spirit proposes to put a
lhead ON any cuss who dares intimate
that it has patent "inards."
Steamer Ajax wouldn't take any
passengers from Portland last trip
because she was not deemed safe.
The spiritual seauces at Wallula
have been abandoned and many here
totors ardent believers up there now
pronounce the whole thing complete
humbug.
Truly it is nice to run with the
Mormons. Governor Axtell, the
new Governor of Utah, has been in
Salt Laks only a month, and has seen
80 publications calling him the hardest
names in the vocabulary.
Two Helena miners named Patrick
Rock and Patrick Kelley, got into
a quarrel shout who should cook
breakfast, when Rock stabbed Kelley
with butcher knife, from the sffect
Of which he died in fifteen minutes.
| A destitute man who was kept by
| Walla Walla county all through th'
severe winter, last week got mad a
the County Court and bought frs
class ticket for Chicago and went Of
on the stage. Truly a high-tonet
pauper that
A Solona farmer advertises for
wife in this style: Money no objec
She must be we'll recommended b,
responsible parties, and, as a sigh
guarantee that the lady is what the,
represent her to be, l shall requir
the parties to deposit in my hand
$780,"
A Stockton man fell through d.
fectiye sidwalk and broke his leg AM
now sues the city for $500 damages
He doesn't regard his limb at as hig
a price as q Salem lady who told
merchant that she wouldn't wear til
the garters sold at his store for fiv
thousand dollarsl
A spiritual medium tried to rails
the dead at Eureka, but he was tie
too tight and no ghost hove in sight
He went off cussin' the excesdin
meanness of them Eureka fellow
He says their town is well named f.
he found more mean folks than h
knew what to do with.
A Sacramento lawyer remarked {
the Court. 1t is my candid opinion
Judge that you are an old fool. Th
Judge allowed bis mildly beaming ev
to fall upon the lawyera brisfmomen
then in voice husky with suppresse
emotion, said: It'll my candid opinio
that you are fined 500.
A lawyer, Geo. E. Whitney, Calle
Judge Mexican liar just after Coul
adjourned and the Judge instead {
knocking him down, issued an orde
from his court the next morning tbs
Whitney be forbidden to practiC
there until he would take the ''liaE
back and pay 500 besides.
The Salt Lake Tribune sBys: "W
know OF one prophecy, and only on
filed. That vas made hero in 1877
when he foretold that the Arkanss
smigrants would never leave this to-
Of Brigham Yonng, that has been flu
ritory alive. The gift of prophsc
was immortalizsd st Mountain Meat
ows.'
Following prisoners escaped frol
Utah Penitentiary last Monda,
Jshn Goodman, indicted for assau
} to kill; Geo. Lewis, gambling; Cha
} Williamson and John Smith, stealth
i from a dead man; Chas. Buckley
; assault 10 kill, I. L. Kicks, indicte
for murder and pOlygamy, and W. +
Dame, indicted for connection wit
: the Mountain Meadow massacre, an
Shatsr, under sentence of death fc
: murder, refused to leave
The Cheyenne LeGd~ learns fror
an unreliable quarter that the Indian