The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04

old, fears are entertained of his recovery.
Dayton feels jubilant over the rail
road prospects, and is beginning TO call
attention toaits .dangeroust thoroughfares,
in orler TO have everything in 'slip
shape" for line advent of the iron horse.
They complain of tramps over in
Douglas County.
Cottage Groye People intend to cele-
brate the Fourth of July
The GisarI learns that son OF Mr..
Stanley of Pleasant i.ill was kicked in
the Lead BY a frac:ious horse.
Miss Mary Bond died at Eugene last
week, age Is. FatI.er, brother and Sis
ter have died within three months
Because The prosecuting attorney was
careless, the grand jury had to be called
! together and do their work over again
i'll Douglas county.
The P3'aindeale,' says Joe. Stephens
is driving 800 cattle and 1900 sheep
from Myrtle Creek, through Jackson
county, bound tor eas; of She mountains
In the great shooting contest between
tie eugene and Cresswell sportsme1
clubs, the glass ball match was won by
Eugene and the rifle match by Cottage.
Grove.
a rich lead OF ore containing silver
and lead has been discovered on. the
North Impqna, said to yield so p G,
cent; lead, 800 ounces silver, and some
gold to the ton, 50 says tie &dr.
The California took away ID. 9. Ire
land, OF the AStoridts, who goes To Chl
cage, and leaves that paper to be edited
by Z. c. Holden in his absence. S. c.
Woo6worlh in charge of business.
DR. X. G.. Ebert, All Oregon boy
who made his way without means, aud
studied medici,,e under grea. diSadvan
tages, has nassed a satisfactory examina.
tion i'll New York before the board oi
the army and is recommended for com
mission as assistant snrgeonin the army
Depaty Sheriff John Justice, of Walla
Walia, was among the passengers on tx
steamship State Of California on her lasi
| trip, and Lad in custody a. j. Thomas
and wife, tlles iuliuman murderers OF a
man Easned Bloom field and woman in
Eastern Washington Territory some weeks
ago. The success wIaicl. las crowned tie
eflnffs of D'-,,,tiy Sheriff Justice to aapre-
hen'i these firinl< l., linnan shape. sp, aks
well oftl,r iiieie:ry of that officer, aid
| his return 10 Nalla WaiIa wIii, lis ilis-
ontrs s.t..!y in .i,ar-r. will lr. hi ed with
! delight lty every law alli.liag resident o1
! that ea....try. The trial Of 1,iio.las anl
| his wife xiii be speedily brought about,
and Justice will demnrd Il strict enforce
ment of the Law and meritetl punishment
to the guilty perpetrators OF the foul mur-
der.
| Says the Sentinel It seems that the
Baron Won Murtage.'' = who was arrested
here in April, on suspicion of being the
murderer. Brtnnfield. is wanted in 81 ver;tl
localities in California that lave been
! HeEtlOlOFH Will Ills DFeSelfce- MAI
sIlal Crosby has received Il letter from an
Old gentleman named Werter, from Paja-
ro, Monterey county, describing the rascal
perfectly and detailing his swiu,lie on a
| kInd-hearted family that sheltered and
nursed him during pretended sickness.
Sheriff Bybee also received dispatch
from Ukiah. Mendocino Co, asking in
affectienate terms Tor the bogus nobleman
and expressing the hope that he was still
the guest Of the county aud under the es-
pccial care of tI.e sheriff This scoundrel
shohlff be widely advertised and the scar
on his forehead, the moles on his left cheek.
the crooked forcfinger on left hand and
his wavy hair shouil lead to his easy
identification. In Monterey county lie
passed as Wilhelm Miller, and here claimed
to be Lieut.. Miller.