The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-03-03
GENERAL NEWS.

ueatnS occurred IN weeks.
Tho amount already expended up
on tho new state capitol building at
Albany, n. Y, Is Si2, ,70G,G26 SO.
The tobacco monopoly of Franco
last year yielded n net profit to the
State Of about $50 100000.
The houses of President Garfield
ana of Fernando Wood, at Walking
ton are tenantless and unoccupled.
The Jury investigating the World
building fro In New York find the
tlre originated from defective
lluc.
There were 5S2, 900 postage stamps
sold blythe General postoflico in New
York city, ST. Valentines Day.
Somebody remembers that the first
man who offered leo for sale Mt Al
bany, y. Y. was denounced by
many doctor, ~ 1 dangerous charac-
ter.
A Washington Speculation has paid
Guiteau $500 for 1000 autographs,
thinking he will get 81 so apiece for
them the day after the hanging
Tho total cost OF the public and In.
corporatod charities In the State OF
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There were 1856 races run during
lhn ep94on If 1881 mud tln yr.aa
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Secretary tnni la. Issued an order
doiDg away with pnnishmont by soil
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~ tue navy
Daniel Wells, Of Milwaukee, re-
ceircd S21o,00O the other dag as tho
profits OF oneii share tn "posk
| corner IN Chicago.
Tho Chicago Iater-Oss4n gives the
location aud describes every known
gambling house In Tho ci'y, call
INC the attention OF tho GrAnd Jury
TO the Increase oi tho vice.
Dir. B.cchcr evidently believes In
lifo insurance. The other day tho
Metropolitan agent nf the Equitable
Life Insurance Society filed ou. an
Insurance policy on Mr. Bcccber's llf'
'"f "'ie.i tue l'f''iiu'h' am 'h''' 10
nearly h'o'O fe' year
Hugh Allen and other young men
ofleisurc os Boston, have organized "A
iox-hunling ciuh, and will import a
pack Il h"und' and professional
huais'aen, nnd follow the Eng i,h
regulation, >c1rlct ~ anl kpea.
o'ecc"eS'
Ine cEI~''ute "9 the 3oG-medd Al pro
ice; Wax premature. IL wAs the in.
lcni;on 70 haze them delivered iFsin
washington, anu the announcement
was formally made That Grant was
expected To wife Circular letter,
thahFing Inc receivers Tor their sup
port
In small grove near Cincinnati
an army OF crows take shelter every
night. They assemble ny thousands
an hCGr or two before dark, and
an old man living near the place says
that to his personal knowledge, the
same grove has been their dormiiory
lot Sky years
4 newspaper correspondent says
that the return Of prosperity TO Ken
lucky Is marked among tho leglsla.
tors Of that State hy an increase OF
poker Playing, and that In fact this
winter secs more gambling at Frank.
fort than has been known since the
war.
A renort /, In rirculatio, that Pros
idcnt Arthur is "paying particular at'
;ention" to Miss Ida Farrell, OF Pc
Oria, Ills, who IS visiting at the resi-
dence Of Col. II. G.. lngersol in
Washington, and social circles are ag-
itated as to whether or not marriage
will result.
Garfield is dead, remarks tho
Springfield Republican, and his bril-
liant Premier has given place to the
prosaic Jerseyman. Frelinghuysen.
The play Is stopped at tho beginning
of the first act. And apparently the
great American people has got to tend
the chores IN itg own backward