The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-07-06
GENERAL xEwa,

- AsAIkuA WAE - boan2 WakoA h8Atn1s
trade dollars in the East. They will
probably have to 30.
The jury in the case of Miller, Who
was indicted for the killing of DR..
elena in Coluso county, California.
disagreed and was discharged.
Charles Cass, lawyer, ana grand
nephew of General Louis Cass, of ME
chigan, 10 reported TO the police as
missing.
For common. $50 cents per pound
pulled, 1913 cents per pound; mer:no,
45 cents per pound. These figures
furnish food for reflection.
The Omaha strike of printers contin-
ues and the newspapers are issuing reg
ularly, and the offices are filling up
slowly with non-union men.
A Burlington, Qs.) Gazette special
to-day Gays SOC negroes have arrived
at the White Breast coal mines at
Cleveland, Ia, taking the place Of
strikers there.
There were l09 deaths from cholera
at Damietta last Saturday. The chole.
ra appeared at Samanond, swall town
fifty miles southwest Of DAmist,a.
The Steamship Nevada brings ESQ
Mormon converts. in charge of twenty
two missionaries. 0f the converts
from Sweden, Denmark, Wales, Fog.
land and Norway, the number Of men
and women are about equal.
Richard F. Bierne, who engaged in
q duel With Elan, accompanied by his
second, as we'll as Andrew Bierue and
II. Smith, Jr., reached Baltimore last
Saturday. Their further movements
are net known.
We see that wool under the lev rates
Of duty which ruled from 1857 TO 1851
brought higher prices than IL did under
the high rates which ruled from 1874
to 1880. We throw these Ggnres out
for the consideration of fair, candid
thinking high protectionia.s, whether
they be Republicans or Democrats
The snit Of Marvin, at Fargo, OAK.
against the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company for damages for The loss of
both bis legs, while an emploss on the
road, has been decided, and damages in
the sum of s20,o0e granted. The suit
vii! be appealed to the Supreme Court.
Bierae, editor Of Richmond, VA
State, aud Elan. editor of Richmond,
! va Whig. fought duel last week
near Waynesboro, in that State with
pistols ct distance Of eight PAGES. Two
shots each we're fired, Elam being struck
in the feshy part OF the thigh, bat the
wound il not considered dangerous.
Bierne was untouched. The tronble
grew out Of local politics.
| The following telegram has been re-
ceived from Fort Assinaboine "a bon.
100 lodges Of Crees are preparing &C
Imove South, under the leadership oi
Little Pine, for the ostensible purpose
of hunting the buffalo, but in reality tc
steal horses and commit other depreda.
.tions in Montana. Colonel Ilges will
intercept them and See that their scjourr
on this side of the line il short"
i End Of track on the west end Of the
y. p. Il. II. is at Rattlesnaks Greek
beyond Nissoula. Accommodations foI
through passengers now are better, since
beth terminal points are at the cities ol
Helena and Missouls. The staging be-
tween those points is made in thirty
hours, by two daily coaches running
each way. The 6rst through regular
passenger train from the west, with
1
Pullman slespers attached, will arrive
here tonight.
| The average price of WOOL from ls4G
TO 1857 vas 1928 cents per pound on
common wool 4l.6 cents for merino
81. 3 for psl!ed. These prices obtained
under tariff duty Of 80 per cent ad
valorem, or about cents per pound
when the price of wool is II cents.
The average price Of wool from 1851 TO
1861 was for common wool 34.3 cents
per pound for merino 45.4 cents
pulled 30.6 cents. This was under a
tariff dnty Of ~ per cent. on all woods
above the price Of 90 cents per pound,
while all wool under that price was ad :
mitted free. Frcm 1874 to 1880 under
a high tariff duty, the average price, OF
wool was az follows:
| 4 special from Freemont, o., the
home of ex.President Hayes, states
that George ]. Krebs, the recently re-
moved postmaster, has disappeared.
When last seen in town he was going
out on Birchard avenue AID little
later was seen several miles in the
country on his way to neighborins
town. probably to take the train to
Toledo, o., and thus avoid his family
and friends. Several suits have been
commenced against him to secure claims
for borrowed money. Krebs did we'll
until year ago, when he became too
lintimaka with young widnw. on whnn,