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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-17
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Gterbcr 8eSdattt!
9iirttSd,e uuo riiiitidie 8doer tiir SO GentS
In
Ssr. 54, NorosStbertn= =straBe.
(SulA,tS) 9. 6. Jerres, gisentbiimer.

san, 6Ietidmaun & 1nmp.'s Drebbefs
Compressed yeast).
Da mon entbedt bat, bas piele Watabmunsen uus
ierer Sefe fih i'm gtarte beFnben, 70 bat aIe dot.
$resbefe unieres 6abrifats auf ieoem Baete ben as
men unferer Sirma. ale anoeren iino Radbabmun.
gen.
gsan rerlanse BON ietnem Grocer San, FIetid,s
saanm s Gomp.'s Brsbbeie. 9dslid frtih
Babrit=Oepot: Nr. "a, Nore=9ntau, ,Strabe.
9. e. Bennett, @eibditsfdbrer.
(Wdrs19, ,t2VtteN)
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Sruoer Srnille iiber 8rant's brittle
Termination.

3 o It n, 16. Nn9uit. = General Grants
8ruOer, Srpille Grant, erfldrte heuts in elmer
unterrebung nit etnem 8eri6tertatter, Der
@eneral hdtte an feline SreunDe geidrisben, er
meroe inter feineu umitduben tpiener als
Prdiloentidaits @anoibat auftreteu, ieoo1 lei
er (Srplae) Der anii6t, OaB CT ii6 geraoe pie
bel letner Sueiteu 9tomiratioH iiberreben lai=
leH perbe, penn man linn ben @laubeu bsis
bringe, oaB er Der eln3ige Mann lei, welf)er
oas 9ano retten f6une. Sn bieiem Salle meroe
er ielbit auf Die @efatr elmer gtiererlase Die
JtoutiuQtiou auuebmeu.
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Der peri6uli9:n 9eitung ieines
@riiuoerS unb @i9entbit.
mers fOrtgefibrt.
3ieie anitalt 1T, mas 0GsGhteit unS 6Ffenahs
CUNT anoetrtiit itst8 ortgeidlitten uno lest Sas
sic befiFt 5ur Seranbouns iunaer geute fr,s De
i4dfsleben IN ieoem etnSeInen SADIE portaad,e gna
rihtun9en uno Yortbeile.
Nufer Sdlouifreibez5e
ttebt unter Der Settung zines Der dbiaen QagropbeR
oes San6es.
Tlan ipre6e in Der Anitalt Dor unS d6s3euse ftdb
bon oeren Selltun9en.
SurSl6 ba6eu mir unier unterribtsbonorar bernbs
geest, babel 1ber unler Sebrmatrla beoeuteno oers
mebrt uno perbefert. - GmpfebtaReeh; nHtere
@6nner.
treteu Ndbere Ausfunt erbdlt man i'm 9ebduoe
Der MnIfolt ooer man uenbe fdb ihrtful1 ON
gH. s.. SaOIer, Brhfoenten,
SIT. uHo D, S1orlessStrase.
(Wfaii5, ,t2Wte, i.a.G.4p)
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Nus Der smnsesba.ptitast.

QS ! tn9t II, 16. Nugult. - Die
heutiae Steuereinnahme betrug 1921 1896. SO ;
bic 3oaeinnabme $523, ,414.67.
Sn Der beutigen 8abinets fisung tpurbe be-
i6loien, Der 8eD0lferung Der pom gelben sSies
ber beimaeiudten Stdbte i'm 5iioen ale
m0alide 6iilfe 3u leiiten.
Oas Sdlabamtsbepartement empfing beute
ST aus Bropioence, 8.=S., oils 8eitrag su
Dem @emiiiensfonb.
Sefretdr Sbompiou reifte beute friib nad
ieiner $5eimatb in Snoana ab.
Inter ben Seanlten hes Sdabamts, be-
T6tsmubreqsln arose geioraniS in ge;na
auf anitefune onrd Oas gelbe Sieber, in6em
tGslif @elopadete aus bm BON Der Seufe
beimgeiu9teu Stdoten empfau9en tperoen.
0as Departement bat anseoronet, baB alle
oieie Badete Dor ibrer @rDffuuns gerGuhert
uub Qriinblid1 oeSiufisirt meroeu Iolleu.
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9ret Yrbefter iter1ttoIii6l

O8we9O, N.<Y., 16. Nuguit. .-@ier @rs
better, 9tameus s. Sdr, s. S6ulte, 81. Ar=
der nno 3. Oineen, muroen beute sl Ster-
lingzSunftioH in einer Saubgrube peridiittet
OiEeen pnrbe gerettet, alleu Die brei grlteren
fQmeu INNS &ebeu.
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BdiTel @6fIeI
snr ReIe in'S auSlano beiorst tnnerbatb 24glupb,n
II. gt0tne,
Gle SaItimSWhsGae naO aofsD DHiessGpenus.
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Der oemDfrattid)e Staats=GpnDeat
pom Seunei1ee.

aihptlle, 9enn., l6. 9lug. - Ser
bier ta9enoe bemofratiid1e StaatSz@onpent
nabm heute eine 6eihe gei9liiiie an, lreldle
bic Snilation entiflteben befriuorteu, oeu gSi=
oerruf oes 8eIumptions9sieer8 uHo Die @in=
lDlung Der Sbligatiouen in greenbads Der.
langen. 6olgenoe Serren uaren DIE beroor=
ra9enblten &anbibateu sur JtOminatiOu als
@ouperneur: alfreb @olouel, Sobn %. Sle=
ming, Sobn $. Gauge, I1tbur g. @olp.r
uno SObn u. 9arbner.
gtad orei5ebn erfol9loieu Ibitin1munsen
berta9te iid Der @onpent bis morqeu.
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9eutltes nno ensliiges Notartat.
Geuarb Rains.
1yes sstli dtet 81 90 as.

nut A,.en Don Stofarfats=(9cIGditen. Dofumcrite
,utroenfn Der oentidlen uno en9iild)en gprast
ansgtisrtist unb leberiesunsen aeItctert.
Der. StaateusYafss
suerben beiorst.
,,GnrreIpnnbent" Offies,
W6e BET gsaittrtors Etrake unD Bon Dftce.
(San1,1S) Mpenue.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

gS a B IN t n, 16. Nug. = Der 68.
Iufruf sur ginlSiung BON 5.2Oer Sbligatioz
men wuroe beute erlaiien. Der 4ufruf betrifit
5 Wfillionen, iueldle an uno mad bem 16. gtoz
pember b. S. TN S6atamte sinsel0it meroen
iollen. Die Sblisationen iinb folaenoe ::
GOupon=Sbligationen - $50: Scr. 72,OO1
bis $4,000; 500: Scr. 129 ,OO1 bis 1872 900;
$500: Scr. so,oo1 bis 80, 600; $1,000: gar.
l74,ool bis $4,000; resiftrirte SbltsaliOs
nen- $50: gtr. 24o1 bis 245O; 800: gsr.
1871 bis 1880; $500: gtr. 1o,s51 bis
11,150; $1,000: Scr. 36,901 bis 37,5OO;
$4,000: Str. 10,901 bis 400; $4,000:
Scr. p ,3O1 bis 21 5000.
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SelegrapDifds 9epeif1eay
3nlanb-DepeGhen

te Der naGociirten Treffe. fir oen sDsrssGeg
SorrelponDentena.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-17

gtems Orleans, 16. ausuit. - Su ben
lebteu "a Stunben iino 30 Berionen au1 qcl-
ben 6ieber geitorben lno 108 erfranft.
Inter ben beute perliorbenen Berlonsu be-
ftnoen ii6 5mDlf Slnoer, BON ipelden sebn ba8
Sitter bon flint Sabren nod nidlt erreidt bat
ten. Sn Sort CABS ipurben geltern iedls ueue
@rfranfungen uub etn Sobesfall qcnnelbet.
Cincinnati, 16. Iugult.-Oie biefiqe
Sanltatsbeh0roe bat itrenge Quarautdnes
Serorbnunsen 9egen alle aus 2oItsnile, 8p.,
fommcnben Oampfer erlaiien uno allen @iiell.
babneu oerboten, 6radtgiiter aus infiirten
Stdbten bterber au befDrbern.
Wtemp bis, Senn., 16. Iu9uit. - Son
8 llbr 9eitern gbeno bis 9 llbr beute Abeno
itarben Yerlonen am 8elben 6ieber, uuS 16
erfranften.
New=D OFT, 16. 4uguit. - g8m. Nilep,
Elm bieiiger giirger, fam beute Morgen franf
aus 9iep=SrleanS an uno muroe nad9 Ieiner
9Sobnung im oberen Stabttbeile gcbraft.
Nian 9laubt, bab er am gelben Sieber leipet.
Cairo, Sas., 16. Aug. - Der aus gteipr
Orleans augefOmmene 9ampfer y@olpeu
6ule" ipurce beute unterbalb Der StQot auaez
balten, bis frtide @orr6tbe an Soro befDroert
tporOen paren, tporauf oas 6abr,cug, obne
bler 81 lanoen, isine 6abrt ben Ohio binauf
tortisete. Sobn Blum uno Der Sod oes DAM
piers luaren am gelben sSieber geforben uno
5lpet anoere Perionen Iagen an oerSeude bar
nte0er.
Oelaipar Sreaf fw q ter, 16. Qua. -
Ser Sdoouer ySDa 8awrsnce," ipel6er am 6.
3. Otts. BON Susua la @ranOe, Cuba, mad
gtem Dorf abiegelte, lief beute Morget bier
elm. Die gan5e Manni9aft, Yerionen an
Der 3abl, ift entweosr am selben 6ieber geitors
ben oOsr erfrunft. Siaaf 5. gsarringtoa aus
@amoen, @.zS., elm 5obn eines Der Giqen.
tbilmer oeS Sabr,en9s, IOpie spei WatrOien
tarben ,untsrpe9s, uno eapt; Barrett per-
ltieo, ieitOem oaS Sabrseug bier anlangte.
Gin anoerer Watroie lie9t in boffnungsloiem
0uifnnhp NnrniphPr
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9pt,t=6as=&
gle baden Srpo 1.no bratcn SSletid).
Nle peroen gum Seriuten pertauit bon
s. y. SaotOipu Il Gomp.,
Wr. ), Woro=Sibertpftr.
so SuS S6laudb (heiter SdlaubitofD $3.50 init
u H6bre uno anlbraube. Sorribtun9, gang polftdnoiS
&efrtgeratoren.
Rletr3brenIegnna. ....-...... .Sasetnrtdltnn8
(Oft g, t2Uhe. i.a.S.O
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Quee s 10 Il, lG. AuguIt. - Der
9ampfer u&uiia" 1T bon yteU DOrt an
gefommen.
9tnerpOol, 16. Quguit. Scr 9ampfcr
D9ate giepi9on" iit uOn WiOntreal bier eln'
Qelallfeu.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31

2Ir. Chairman. and Gent!einsn 6f the
Convention IL aIa 10th to stand before
you as I am situated It Is known
id not want the nosainasion. Many
monument ii men insisted On Using ny
lame, but [ never consented. I was
,stonished at the vote which iloEesnssaesI
ne. III conscience aaa high nssrai
tuties as a Christian minister ssrslss j.
ne to decline the honor conferred. sEy
leart says decline. hut far above Iaeas
he voice Of my Col say, take il take
{ Unsler these circumstances s
cept.
This IS m extract from Hines speech
accepting the nomination fer Congress
Is reported IN the Portland aailies.
What do vea think of it. readers Yoa
sho are not church n,essls3ars viii slliissiiS
IS slightly .'brsssy, . ssy he lea t.
But ye Christians, what do yot this Z
fiti Isn't it somewhat saeeiiesi.
) talk in that way Can he reeogtE
he voice Of Cod in anything which his
conscience and high mo- a duties IS
christian minister IS not psSleetly res
,neiled with Answer the question
yourselves.
Ye voters, woskingsaea &asi taxi az
4rs, what do you think q III Re
lines has no property, pays no iaxes.
nd rarely votes, On aeeaas.f s BE- g
hanged from one place 10 smother every
ear by his Conferences. De xaa vans
hat Kind Of man to represent you in
tonsress Answer IN June by your
totes, and We thinl. ssa wiiI give the
,ork-loving parson 3 greater surprise
han he received in his own convention.
He says he was .'astonisbed then By
IL means ''astonish# him aga;n.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
gFr0n Daily Of sunday. May ss.l
mymenlal.

Aud now We hear Of another Of the fsir
daughters Of Linn being united in the holy
bonds Of matrimony to = young man from
abroad This time it is Miss Riila Ni1eu
daughter Of Ex-Treasurer Joseph Nixon. q
this county. Although we cannot help wish-
ing the newly welded couple ali the bliss
that mortals are capable of enjoy ing on this
earth, we must at the same time enter oar
protest against the young men of this county
allowing strangers to come and carry aa
the fairest of Old Linns productions-ht
handsome daughters This marriage t0si,
place Mt Chico. Cal, and here Is what the
paper of that city has to say about it:
One by one our young men arc seeking TOT them,
selves better half Lass evening We accepted an in
vitaJion to attend the wed0ing OF Mr. John boyd
Anderson uf Butte county and Miss Ril.a Nlxsas u
tehai.et, Linn eaulty, oresn, ~ thervsiees q ttr
aia Mrs. Henderson. ksY. J, w. Kills was the eiczs
ing Clergyman. aid IN few wen en0scn words unit
ed the young coupic "fJr better or for worse Tne
bride looked charming In plain whte satin, trimmed
with point lace, with hair dressed piRi le, ecir,
rled by bridal wreath. forming perfect acSure d
beauty and Ia piness. the bEiaeg wore tfadi
eUna back sur, white and kills. aad appeared 70
fully realize his good fortune ii securing tzr :
partner Tor the through lite. Iuine0lstely after
the eerealony Srums Coraet sand gave tns happy
pair screnae, utscuursng some exeellent music IL
was contese surprise, and hearty welcomed by the
bridegroom. At 10 O'Clock the guests repaired
@xeeent supper AMI frequent toasss 70 the bride aud
badegroom were the ordsr Of ths evening Shortly
AFTER tbs presents Displayed aid consisted u
numerous elegant articles, alioag which noticed
the fOl0siags SILVER castor and be silver castor,
silver nal rings silver sugar spoon, silver butter
KATE, ssee butter dish, sl pickle dish silver butter
kaife u SILVER knives and 70 KS silver teaspoons
carving sct silver csrd receiver silver pickle cishl
hand boqnst and bakt set Of glassware, toilet SCI
and stana, set Ut ehnaWare clock. dazeh napkins
china ian AID money purse and two family blbses.
1t WAS indeeI elegant play and proved the high
esteem IN which The napy couple were held by theT
friends.
ESerybody enjoyed themselves until the "wre sma
hours, and departed perfectly saisied with the cor
dial manner in which they had ben entertained Il
gives great pleasure make the above announce
uiert for we know thas the happy pair we'll quail
hed for each other and heartily eongatuiate them
their happy event The groom, who has lived in thi.
vieinity for years. Is well known TO all asan houest
industrious and temperate young man, while w
heartily welcome the handsome BRIDE, who will here
after take up her residence IN midst MAJ peace
happiness, coEtentnient aAd prosperity Be tho
portion OF the newly welded i=sr IS the wish Of al
who know them, they truly worthy Of al these
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
rEur nrsr eonn 70 ruE rnosr.

The RepubIicansof Linn are very much
depressed because the Greenbaek N ~
meilt doesn't draw So heavily from the
Democrats as they expected it would
Notwithstanding the fact that the Rad
ical organ Of this county as well as tile
Radical canvassers in the field, have
been patting the Greenbackers on the
hack in the hope that the movement
would divide and deplete the Demo.
cratic ranks and destroy our majority
in the county, 1t is now discovered that
there is about as many, if not more,
Republicans in the movements as Dem
ocrats, aud thus the scheming enemy is
''hoist by their own petard." It is
much to tho credit Of ths Detascrats in
that movement that thsy a. not pro-
pose 60 be again sniped and hoodwinked
as they we're in the Peter Cooper farce
Of 1876; but that they will see that the
Republicans who have promised TO be
with them in this cause shall fairly and
honestly show their hands On election
day. They will permit M tricks OF
dOable-iealing to be praetieel upen
item this time, but will insist that tie
Radicals who have entered into tbs
covenant with them shall act on tbs
square and in good faith.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
BRAD BEArs ss THEIR rsAsEls.

Ben. Simpson the corrupt, Capt.
crandall the bribee, and A. w. Waters,
the silly tool of the Custom House
Ring, have been making tour through
Eastern Oregon recently, and Bro. Jim.
Turner, of the Pendieton 0rsgonia,i,
very aptly disposss of them in these
brief words:
biaa.s Ia Blk & the Piss Cost iss sa.bersd {:
Pendleton Of l&tes
We learn that these astifs. dead
beats, bloats and biiksp are to infect
Albany with their foul presence before
the election is over, hence we want oul
people to understand what sort of char
acters they are and avoid them as they
would any other pestilential vermin.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
An Infamous Trlek.

Some dastardly wretch in this city evil
IDENTIFY has spite against Oregon's famous
horaeman, W. c. Myer, and 70 crafty their
thirst for revenge has twice this spring tried
to poison his beautiful horses Some time
last April the pride of Perch was poisoned
with arsenic while at Marshals stable, but
good treatment brought him out al right in
few days. A little over two weeks ago
White Prince was poisoned in the same say
and while occupying the same stal. As
the apartment which he occupies is locked
every night, it is Thought the poison was ad-
ninistered by being put through couple OF
cracks in the boards just over the feed box.
This horse has also entirely recovered from
the effects Of the poison, but for several days
his chances for life were rather slim We
can't find words mean enough in our vocal
alArly 10 express the contempt we feel for a
man who could act SO inhamanly. It would
be 4 gOd.send to the community il he were
to accidentally take some Of his own poi.
san.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
ERECTION Law.

It must be remembered that person
entitled to vote at an election must
have been ii, the State sac months. and
in the county three months, and that if
he moves into any precinct even the
same day of the election he is entitled
to vote there The impression seems
to have got oet that a person must nave
been residents of the precinct in which
he wishes to vote thirty days. hut this
is wrong. All that is required is that
he shall be an actual resident Of that
precinct, and that he must have resided
in that county three months, and IN
the State six months.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31

Prof L. J. Powell, of the Albany Collegi-
ate Institute, this week extended an invita-
tion to Rev. W. B. Floyd TO deliver the bac-
calaure tie sermon during Commencement
week, and we understand the reverend gen.
tlenan has accepted the invitation. The ser
mon will be delivered on Sabbath, June 9th,
and as the time and place has not been def
nitely settled, we would suggest that it be at
the Court House, and in the evening, SO that
all can have an opportunity of hearing it. 1t
will be remembered that Rev. Floyd is the
hew minister who has just arrived from the
East to fill the vacancy i'll the pulpit of the
Calvary Society, occasioned by the resigna.
tion of Rev. Howard w. Stratton.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
Gound over.

Abraham Gadaway, who was arrested
few days ago at The Dalles, was brought
back to this city by Sheriff Herrn and yester-
day had his preliminary trial before Justice
Wolverton. He had a jury trial and was
defended by Conley & Montaye and proseeut.
ed by Humphrey & Bilyeu. After short
deliberation the jury brought in verdict of
guilty and Judge Wolverton bound him
over to await action of the grand jury. plac-
ing his bonds at $1,000. That amount of
money is scarce in this county and he will be
very apt to lie in Jail until next October.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
VINO F00Ts THE Bills ?

That slippery little grounding, Jess
Irvine, is constantly travelling around
over this county strengthening the
Greenbaek organization wherever it viii
ilJure Democracy, and using his en-
deavors to throw them into confusion
where it hurts the Republican ticket.
Who pays his billsi His financial
standing is not snch as will allow him
t. foot the bills. and some one must put
up for him. Knowing that he has had
an itching for the position of T. S. Mar.
shall for some time it looks to us like
there was something Hippleish about
the affair.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
The ae.aoal.. E.sur.,on.

The excursion gotten up last week by
Rev. De We're aAd E Cartwright was per.
feet success financially, bat the weather at
Portland was very unpropitiOus, 50 much so
that it spoiled all the fun for the day. For
the purpose of giving the people another OP-
portunity for visiting Portland the same
parsons are getting up another excursion
which win run from Eugene and return on
Saturday, June lst The price Of tickets
has been placed at g SO. and they can be
purchased at J. H.sBurkhart's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
new ET CO.'S.

As the canvass deepens the RAIDS be-
come daily more discouraged. On
Thursday at Harrisburg the Democratic
canvassers had perfect q field day"
Wild Bilyeu and John H. Smith had
Brother Piper sandwiched between
them, and it was really pitiful to see
how they did belabOr the poor fellow.
What with Rilyeu's unauswerable logic
and Smiths, withering sarcasm. there
wasn't anything of Piper-but his feet
OF course they couldn't get away with
those hoofs in one tilt
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
TIE WRONG C&EDIT.

In Wednesdays daily we had a PAR.
agraph in relation to Rev. II. K. Hines
being suspended for one year by hi.
Conference for stealing hogs, and BY
mistake it was credited to the States
man instead of the .aeye,.ry. Although
the editor of the Statesman knows o
the fact. he is in such habit of cover
ing things up, and using truth witt
such penurious fl.ugality, that he nevel
ought to get the credit for telling o
this little hog transaction of the Rev
Hines.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
seeing the slEhls.

A letter was received in this city from
Bob Foster . few days ago. dated On the 18th
ult at London. He had just finished up
seeing the sights in that little burg, and his
lstter contained glowing descriptions Of
West minister Abbey, the Tower, st. Paul's
Cathedral London Bridge, etc. He says
Queen Victoria has already expressed will.
ingness to take the DENoCRAr. bat abe
didn't have any change in her pocket when
he ''bammed" her to subscribe. We have
always got to know = persons standing in
society before we will let them have the pa
per "on tick
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
A Compliment.

J.J. Valentine, General Superintendent
of the affairs of Wells. Fargo & Cos. Ex-
press on this Coast, was in our city last Eri-
day. He is making a tour of the State in.
specting the business of the various express
offices, and we are glad to be able to state
that he found everything ''ship-shape" at
the Albany office, and eomplimented Mr.
Wyatt very highly for the perfect way in
which he and his clerks conducted the bust
ness. Before going away he took a carriage
and went over our city, and he gives it as
his opinion that Albany displays greater
degree of thrift than any other city which he
has visited on this tour.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
GRAND MEETISG.

The Democrats and Independents of
Multnomah county held grand ratifi-
cation meeting at Portland las: Thurs
day night. The 0rsyoniaas and Stand
ard both state that it was the largest
political meeting that has been held for
years in that city. Stirring speeches
were made by Col. Kelly, J. B. congle,
Judge Page, and others, and the utmost
enthusiasm pervaded the meeting.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31

Sheriff Herrsn returned on Thursday from
The Dalles with the man who stole Wal
Cushman's money, and he now languishes in
iai. The robbery was committed about two
weeks ago, and Billy Watkins, our efficient
policeman, tracked the man to Portland and
there found out that he had gone up the
river. A telegram containing the descriP,
tion of the man was sent to the Sheriff OF
wasco, aud he soon bagged the game.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31

Yesterday afternoon Duran Boggs was
bailed cut of Jail, and is now As free as Lo-
gan, who gave ''leg-bail'' last Tuesday even-
ing. Boggs would have been bailea ont
some time ago if the law would have accept-
ed only ons person IS bOndsman, az his mother
stood ready to deposit the cash or its equiva-
lent. Yesterday she and J.. C. Mote, her
hired man came in and fled bond togethe-.
and thus satisfying the demands Of just,
the Lov wsnt home with them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
Coming 20 AIbrny.

Prof. r. K. Warren, principal Of the High
School, and the senior class Of that instltu-
ton have been invited to attend the com
naeacenssnt exeF izes "a sAe Albany Cole
giats Institute, which viii occur on the 18th
of June Prof Warren has replied that he
will be present, and though the members Of
the class have not yet decided whether to at
tend or not, that they will probably accom-
pany him.-StGnddrd