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WORCESTER'S PRIMARY DICTIONARY.

New Illustrated Edition. containing over
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fails to confirm the report. II IL true
that the firm Is effected to the amount
Of i've hundred thousand dollars, but it
Is believed that they can stand it. A
prominent Front street merchant in an
interview this afternoon gives an en-
couraging account of affairs among
mercantile men. No failures have oc-
CURED among them and none anticipa>
ted. Brokers also speak hopefully of
the condition Of affairs.
PORTLAND, Ogn., Sep. This morn.
ing at 1:3O A. NJ. fire occurred in the
buildings at the corner of First and
Alder streets. occupied by DR.. James
Gibson's drug store. Ackerman's dollar
store, Mrs. Ach's dry goods store and
John O'Neil & Co.'s tailor and fur
nishing store. On account of the sit
uation of the fire 1t was necessary to
fairly food the building with water
before the destroyer could be got at.
Water will probably do more damage
than fire. Messrs. Ackerman Bros.
dollar store will be the heaviest losers.
Mrs. Ach will also lose heavily from
water principally. O'Neil & Co. will
also sustain considerable loss. DR..
Gibson had sustained but little loss.
The buildings were owned by J. NJ.
Strowbrilge and We understand there is
no insurance on them. The total loss
to stocks and building cannot fall much
below 800, 600 or $4,000.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-03-12


New Little Rhode Island = the
blackest Ay-speck in the Union-if
about to have war with Grants
government. The U. S. Marshal and
other federal officers in that State
seized a supply of liquors at Provi-
dence and the Governor got up on
his ear last Saturday and made a
speech to the Legislature threaten
ing to put a head on Uncle Sans
satraps il they didn't let that Ticker
alone. If Rhode Island was big
enough for q. swarm of blue-bottle
flies to rest uncrowded upon, we
might expect Grant to send a few
troops over there; but there wouldn't
be room enough for the soldiers to
"break ranks" after they had got
possession Of that whiskey. There
fore we suppose the Governor Of Lii
iput will have to dance about and the
Washington Gullliver won't pay any
attention to him.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-03-12
raEY aArHrR THEM N.

And now we see that Hon. Henry
Warren has been removed from the
Office Of Receiver at the Land Office
in Oregon City, and i. r. Harrison,
of yamhill, appointed in his place.
We have heard rumors Of a proba-
bility of this change for some time,
and are not at all surprised to learn
that it has been consummated. We
also understand the Office is to be re-
moved from Oregon City to Portland
The Pension Office was some months
ago taken away from Mr.. Warren
and given to Mccormick, of Port
land, and it is significant that the
Land Office of Oregon City and the
Surveyor Generals Office, now To-
Gated at Eugene are also to be re-
moved to the Metropolis. The con-
templative political mind viii readily
perceive why these things are thus.
A great Senatorial fight is coming on
in our State, and the machinery oi
these offices cannot be used for po-
litical corTuptions as effectually in
the COW counties as in metropolitan
politics. Multnomah, having the
largest Legislative delegation (includ-
ing two hold-over Senators) to elect
next year, must be secured to the
Radicals at all hazards. That snug
sum of $40, 900 which Ben. Simpson
and Nipple have succeeded in secur
ing for U. S. Surveys in Oregon fol
the next two years added to thu
Custom House appropriations ant
other federal disbursements, is to b.
concentrated in Multnomah and useC
where it will do the most good" il
carrying the Legislature for the Rad
icals. 1t may succeed--in Multno
nah county-but the scheme is 81
glaringly patent as well as SO mani
festly dishonest and shameful, tina
it will disgust the voters Of othe
counties to the extent that the Multi
nomah delegation will stand alone il
their rotten Radicalism.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-03-12

The Baker City Democrat init
mates that the State Printer is hav-
ing the laws and journals, or some
other State work, printed in San
Francisco. This is not true. The
present State Printer has not had q
single line of the public printing
done in San Francisco or anywhere
outside Of Salem or Albany. Fol
six months past we have had from
eight to twelve practical print
ers constantly at work in Salem on
the State Printing, and we expect to
have the work completed and turned
over to the Secretary of State within
the next eight or ten days. We went
San Francisco last fall for the purpose
Of buying power press and Other
printing material and stock, and moi
to farm out work, as our Eastern
Oregon cotemporary intimates. Bro.
Shepherd, will you do us the justice
to make correction in as public q
manner as you made the chargeP-
You will surely have the fairness to
do 80.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-03-12


In the Beecher-Tilton trial last
week the testimony of Jos, Richards,
brother of Mrs, Tilton, created some
sensation when he mentioned his en-
tering the parlor of Tilton's house
and saw Mrs. Tilton hastily and with
a flushed face leaving a position be-
side Beecher as he entered, Mrs,
Moulton, a most respectable and
leading lady member Of Plymouth
Church, also testified to Beecher
having confessed to her his guilt, al
leging that the fault was all his and
no blame attached to Mrs. Tilton.-
Mrs. Moulton says he several time.
threatened to kill himself in conse,
quence of the great shame and scan.
dal which his crime had brought up.
on his church and family. II il
universally admitted by the news-
paper world that Tilton has made q
very strong case against the great
preacher.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-03-12

RETURNING TO THE FoLD.-We see
that the Placer Herald and Santa
Clara argus the only two Democrat
ic papers Of California that followed
the "Dolly Warden" party off in the
last campaign, have already re-
nounced their afiiliation with the In
dependents and returned to the DEM
cratic fold. The argus, is the last
to become disgusted with Independ-
entism, and blurts out its sentiments
as follows: "The wonderful and
noble work done for California by
the Independents is not visible to the
naked eye, and we should like to haye
the Reporter point out, or at least
specify, the quarter in which it may
be seen. The party does not monop-
olize all the political honesty Of the
State; in fact, does not possess more
than reasonable share of it, and
the people are not ready to accept
the idea that it alone is immaculate,
and the Democratic and Republican
wholly corrupt"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-03-12
LAWS Of THE STATE OF OREGON.
PuBllshsd by Authority.


AN ACT to Facilitate the Improvement ofNaV-
Iqable Rivers within the State ofOregon.
Be d enacted By 0e LeOisldiUs Assembly cf the
iSdte Of Oregon:
section l. That it shall be lawful for any per-
sor. ASSOCIATION or corporation, and they or any
OF them are hereby authorizea 70 enter upon ,d
water courses, navigable or susceptible OF being
made navigabie within this State, and to perform
work and labor thereon, and 70 make sueh I'm lnl-
| proyement Of the same by clearing out or deep
ening the channels thereof, constructing wing
| dams, blasting and removing rocks or ledgess,
removing sand bars, gravel bars, snags, and an
other DISTINCTIONS to navigation, 50 as TO rem.
/ der said rivers or any OF them navlgaDle az All
/ seasons of the wear, or to improve the naVlBar
/ tion thereof Provided, That no work, by TINS
| Act Authorized to be done, shall be 80 done or
| conducted as to obstruct in any manner, either
| temporarily or otherwise, any channel or river
| now navigable. But the closing OF one or more
channels In any river IN no anal
not be construed as constituting an oDstrucuon
| to the navigation OF any river or water course.
Sec 2. All persons, associations ane corpoI.t on.
ti0ns engaging in the improvement Of the nay.
/ igation of any river or water course IS herein
| authorized. shall have the right to enter upon
the lands adjacent to any river OF Water couIse
for the purpose Of cutting timber, taking rocki
/ gravel dirt and other materials necessary 1ol
| the prosecution of the work OF such improve
ment and to pass over adjacent lands with teams
or other means Of transportation, proper lor INC
conducting of the work contemplated by this
! Act, doing as little damage thereto as possible
subject only TO the payment OF such damages 9
NAV be assessed for the same according TO law
Sec 4 An channels Of rivers and watel
courses made havigable, OF the navlganon Q
which shall be improved, as contempMte1 ~
this Act, shall be public highways and snall 2.
free to all steamboats, and other crafts nRyigat
ing the same.
prepared to make improvements OF the RIVER
i OF this State, and there being no law to author
ize such imDroVem0nts, this Act shall take oHec
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-03-12
THz outrage mill still grinds. The
City Council of New Orlerns has re-
solved that Sheridan is liar.

ALBANY DEMocRAT.-We shall
not any longer defer a formal and
grateful acknowledgement of the per-
sonal kindness manifested by the AL.
bany Democrat, in this direction
Since we have been in Oregon there
have hardly been two consecutive
weeks in which that paper has not
somehow displayed manly and val
liable good will towards ourselves;
and at this point, we take occasion to
publicly thank the editor, the Hon.
M. ". Brown, for professional and
personal kindness almost unprecedent-
cd in the relations Of opposite polit-
ical ournals.--Sdlem Statesman.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-03-12
AN ACT to Provide for the Loaning out of tn
Monevs in the Escheat Fund.

AN ACT to Provide for the Loaning out of the
Moneys in the Escheat Fund.
WHHREAs, 1t appears nom the message of His
Excellency, the Governor, that there are now
in the Treasury the sum Of q, ,423 81, coin, and
el,7s5 81, currency, belonging TO the Escheat
VIII WHEREAs. , It is advisable to loan the said
moneys, on interest, for the benefit OF said fund,
therefore,
Bsa eracief By ne Legislative assembly Of tse
STATE OF Oregon:
section l. Tho State Treasurer is hereby au-
thorized and directed to loan out the sums OF
escheat money now on hand, or which may at
any future time be eschcated to the State, and
also the interest arising from loans, as herein
''sse sec. p The loans out of the Escheat Funds
shall be made on notes payable in one year from
date of issue, bearing interest at ten per cent.
per annum; said interest to be payable semi
annually, on the first of january and July each
year, In like money as the principal loaned
/ Such notes shall be secured by first mortgages
on real estate, valued at three times the amount
/ Of said loans.
Sec. 8. Persons making application for loans
out of the Escheat Funds must furnish certtfi
cate from the School Superintendent OF the
county wherein the gTopTy S1Ses Tos
| Sec. 4 In addition to the certificate mon
toned in Section 8, the applicant for money
out Of the kscneat Funds must furnish TN ths
| the party applying for such loan Is the owner
OF the property offered for security and that the
mid property 10 free nom mortgages, liens
/ judgments, or any other encumbrance.
Sec. s. Whenever the Secretary of State draws
| d warrant on the State Treasurer for money,
| paynble out OF the Escheaf Funds, and there be
| no money In the Treasury TO meet such a war
/ rant, then the Treasurer Of State, on presenta
/ tion OF such warrant to him, shall endorse The
I aame like any other State warrant is endorsed
and the same shall then bear interest atthe Tate
OF ten per cent. per annum until paid.
Sec. g. Whenever warrant, as Aforesaid In
Section 5 OF this Act. fs presented at the Treas
ury, Il shall be tho duty Of the State TREASURED
/ TO collect from the outstanding loans as soon q
they, or any Of them, become due, 80 much
money as becomes necessary for the payment
OF such q warrant and interest thereon.
Soc. z. A there is no authority, at present
i FOR loaning tho moneys In the Egcheat Fund
this Act ahail be IN force from and amer It's ap
prOvnl by tho Governor.
Approved October IS, 1874
Attest: s n. CHADWICK,
! SECRETARY Of stnte
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-03-12
4 gLaNDERrR ON ms TRAVELS.

Meacham is in st. Louis with his
Indian show, where he is having
crowded houses and lying on Oregon
people. Among his Indians are
Scar Face Charley, Shack Nasty Jim
and Toby, the white interpreter'swife,
all Of whom are Modocs; Dave Hill
and Tecumseh, Klamaths, and Har-
ney from the Grande Ronde reserva-
ton; and the st. Louis papers go on
to state that Meacham in his show
there, sin impassioned and graphic
language, gave an account of Cap
tain Jack and defended his resort to
arms, because, as he observed, JUS
tice had been denied when he was
most cruelty wronged, although he
had appealed again and again for
redress to the proper agents. Colo
mel Meacham claimed that Captain
Jack was one of the greatest military
geniuses Of the age"
The statement Of Meacham that
Capt. Jack and the Modocs "were
cruelty wronged" is notorious lie
and base libel upon the murdered
settlers of Lost River. The Modoc
War is now a matter Of history in
which those Indians figure as
treacherous, thieving, murderouf
band Of vagabonds, and not as the
deitied heroes of the chivalric tale
which Meacham SO glibly spins to
susceptible Eastern audiences who
know nothing Of the Indian charac-
ter save what they have drawn from
| ILongfellow's "Hiawatha, and Coop
er's Stocking Tales" II
| Meacham and his Indians are only to
be used as travelling slander upon
Oregon citizens our people ought to
ask Grant to disband the show and
remand the whole gang to their res
ervation and their cricket pies.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-03-12


The Pacific States are in the best
financial condition OF any in the
Union. Oregon's debt does not ex-
eeed $500, 900, and we don't know
that it reaches that figure. Califor-
MIA only owes 100000, and has
property enough, when disposed Of,
to meet this comparatively small
claim; while Nevada boasts that
she can pay every dollar of her in
debtedness on demand. What O
contrast do these States furnish to
poor carpet-bag ridden South Carroll
ma, Louisiana and Arkansas, who
owe tens of millions each and have
no hope Of even paying up the inter
est. Are not we of the Golden Pa
cifc a truly blessed people2
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-03-12

BEITNe and pool-selling is going
on in New York, San Francisco and
other cities on the yirdict Of the jury
in the Beecher-Tlto case, The
odds arc in favor Of the non-agree-
ment Of the jury. But as Beecher
is now on the witness stand we don't
expect the case ever to get much
further. He will talk the jury to
death and pray the Judge over to his
side Of the case, and the cause win
be dismissed under the statute Of
limitations.