The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-07-26
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Old Linns delegation in the Legisla-
ture Is nine. They viii count up lively
when it comes to the election of a sena-
Next week we will publish an ac-
count Of the killing of Eagan, the hos
lie chief by Homely, chief Of the
Unaillas.
joaquin Miller win publish in Lon
don, next September, a new volume of
poems, to be called aScngs of Far
away Lands. 1t will be volume Of
considerable length, and is to be dedi-
Gated to Lord HOhghton.
No less than seventeen of the officers
Of Florida who were especially instru-
mental in giving that State to Hayes
BY fraudulent returns, have been "pro-
vided for" by the administration since
itobtained the power to make payment
in public Offices for services rendered.
ANY one of the number of gentle
men whose names have been mentioned
IN connection with the next Senator
ship, would certainly represent the peO-
ple of this State better than John NJ.
Hipple. If not we had better change
the constitution and elect II. W. Beech
G
Last Monday the captive Nez Perce
Indians were taken from Fort Leayen-
worth, Kansas, and transported to
their new homes in Indian Territory,
near Baxter Springs We wish the
governments would take our Umatillas,
Malheurs and Snakes and put them in
the same locality.
The steamer Great Republic brought
up from San Franscisco one locomotive
two tenders and iron for ten miles o
rad, ali for the Dayton and Sheridan
railroad. This company expects tt
have this road completed to Sheridan
by the first of next September. Th'
locomotive has been very appropriately
NAMED aPioneer.
When the treaty of San ssefano wa
published Austria and England object
ed to the retroeession of Bessarabia
England objected to the independence
Of Roumania, and Austria to the inde
pendence of Seryia and Montenegro
But the retrocession of Bessarabia an
the independence of Roumania, servi
and Montenegro have all been secured
Portable crematories, to follow arlinie
in their movements and burn th
bodies Of the dead, were advocated in
recent sanitary congress in England
It's urged that had such crematorit
been in use at Plevna, Kars. Erzeroun
and other places of human siaughte
they would not now be the eplague spo
they are, threatening the East vii
pestilenee.
A Nevada newspaper says that it
but little over Eve years since the B
Bonanza mine was discovered, and tn
in that time, not far from sloo,00o,o o.
of the ore has been taken from it. 4
development Of the Big Bouonza "
gradual Ne great noise attended
discovery, and some time had elaps
after that event before the mine "
thought to be very rich.
About the most sensible advice
have seen given to farmers lstely v
in a letter to the 0regoniaal from so
Washington county ndaI, which sa
nlet us SOW more fall grain and
spring grain, because if fall grain fre
es out the farmers have another ehal
on it in the spring, but if they hi
an unfavorable season there is no OF.
source than to suffer the Consequence;
The Western farmers hope for g
results from the Congressional aPI
son Of $4,000 to investigate
diseases Of swine. The so-ealled
ehalera causes an estimated loss Of
oo0.o0o a year to the farmers Of N
an and Illinois alone, and, tho
tie Legislature of the former State
sred a reward of $4,000 for the
covery of a specific remedy for the
ease, no such remedy has ever been
covered
The many friends Of Nat. Il. L
will be panied to hear of his de
which happened at his houe in
Portland last Monday about n
He was the oldest son of Gen.
Lane, and came to this State in i
He was an upright and honorable
and was loved and respected by
who knew lin. For several years
has been afflicted with Bright's dis
Of the kidneys, but the immeC