The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-07-11

, riving at the tents They charged ton CEN
extra. and would beg people TO purchase
order 10 avoid the mob when thefd were NJ
TIVE people at the ticket wagon.
Mr. E w Barnes, special agent for the ne'
State Insurance Company, Of Salem, was
the city Tuesday In the interest Of the com
pany. Mr. Hub. Bryant has been appointe'
agent for this city. An excellent feature o
the company Is tho fact il will only writ
policies on detached or country property
making II safe. Its cash capital Is 800, 600
l.. L. Rowland ia Prosidsat, Il d McElroy
Vice President and w J Hsrrsn, u b Mo-
Elroy, VIM England, II W Cottls. l. |
Rowland, + 3 Cottls. and Gesrge Williams,
direotsrs. The general Office Is at Salem.
A curious case Of mixing matters Is thus
reported by an exchange "A week or two
since, the British Columbia Indians came
down to join the Nooksack Indians In bury.
the bones Of their tillicums who have repesod
in hollow trees and other odd places for
years. says tho WhAtcom Repeiae. Thoy
gathered tho dismemberod bones Of their
friends together. and buried them In great
holes at the Indian burying ground near tho
forks Of tho river. There woro tons OF bones
mingled tsgethor 10 enc common grave, and
We doubt not that il will puzzle the owners
TO ind their skeletons when they arrive on
the sunny banks Of the happy hunting
ground"
We take the following from tho Unisu.
vile tMo.l Republican /: "on Tuesday last
prs w and w w Williams Of this city a..
slated by Drs Gsis;nger. Earecksou and Noel
performed ditiicult and delicate operation,
IN rOmoving large cancer from tho right
breast Of Mrs T NJ RinehArt, Of Shedd, Linn
Co., Oregon. Mira Rinehart is q neice Of
Rice Gilworth, Of West Liberty, aud made
the long trip from her home 10 the far north.
west to this city. for the solo purpose Of 70.
ceiving treatment at the hands Of DIR. VIII.
liama. The operation was very successful
and II is TO be hoped che will fully recover"
The many friends Of Mrs Rinehart in this
county will be glad TO learn Of her entire re.
eoverv.
The Uaion Sentinel gives the following ae-
count Of the srst person 70 be run over by
the cars in that valley: "He was . young
man named I'd. scaggs. brsAkman on the
construction train, which occurred on Mon.
day. II seems he was engaged in coupling
car, and after accomplishing his object
aud while the train was in motion no made
the usual backward step. when the hosl Of
his boot became fastened In the frog of the
switch. He was knocked down and the car
wheels passing ever his leg aud up QUO side
Of his body. caused instantaneous death.
The young man had but recently arrived 10
this country. and was formerly from Eugene
City"
Monday poor specimen Of humanity was
on the corner Of BroadAlbin and Fist streets
selling smsll boxes containing one. two or five
dsllAr bills, or nothing. toE dsllAr. Several
Of Linn eoantyis respectable citizens tried TO
cheat the pear scAlAwag by gsttiag his five
dollar bills for one dollar bill They gen.
orally got empty bsxes, which served them
right. II does not take . brilliant man to
know that such character does not travel
around che country for fun. IIs IL a. bad
a. the thief that cutters your house or picks
your psckst A little slight Of hand pre-
vents all chance Of Is being captured, except
on rare occAsions for bait. Hs is tue GosJ
man without the soap.
The following account Of = qsaTr1 he
tween two brothsss. taken from . RoseburI
papsr, ahows how dspraved some men are
Report has reached us IL shooting afFra,
at Ten Mile on Tuesday Of this week Il
which Henry Bushnell Was shot by his broth
or William Rashncll. The circumstances q
reported to us are As foilsws oa las
Saturday the two brothers met at Well
ssere. aud after some words commenced .
light. but were separated by w II Wells
Knives were drawn and serioua encounts
between the brothers was. with difficulty
Averted. On Tuesday of this week th
brothers met, and tho quarrel was renewe,
terminating in the alleged shooting Of Hear
by William.
Several steamers have lately crossed th
: bar At Yaquina bay without experiencing Il
least difficulty. finding plenty Of water. wbiG
plaiEly demonstrates that the slurs former
B cast at the probability Of making YAquil
> a easy port Of entrance BY the QreOoHit
were unjust. Several steamers were recent
: examined ty the inspector Of hulls aud boi
ors st YasuiAa bay aud found TO DO in GO
serviceable condiion- IL Is also probah
A that ether aud more extensive steamship
will be placed on the YaquinA line in h
h near future. The commerce aud importan
o of this port is rapidly increasing. and NJ.
4 the completion OF the Oregon Pacific ra
road TO Albany il will rival Portland ~
a shipping point. Pia;ndealer.
The July Magazine Of American HistO
>. il remarkable issue from every point
wow. Rarely indeed do We encounter
monthly periodical with four articles Of 81
y exceptional merit groupsd together, IS
!. Business Firm in the Revolution" by
Hammond Trun,bull, l.. l.. D., President
: the Connecticut Historical Society "Frer
Spoliation Before lSol," by the eminC
y schslar, James g Gerard ''Rosseau in Pt
y adslphia" by Lewis ROsenthal and "WAi
ington in 1861" by Lieut. General Charles
u Stone, lato chief of the general staff Of
>. Khedive in Egypt. These original cont
u buttons are preceded and followed by +
u others Of marked interest, "The Schuy
n House at Albany" and sketch Of ''Ch
q Justice John Marshall" The frOntispi
& Of the magazine 10 an admirable portrait
- Chief-J Justice Marshall, whose career is II
y ed In the article by his grand.dauRht
Minor Topics contain three contribution
In decided value. The five standing depa
. ments-nOtes, queries. replies, society
'. book noticss-sre crowded with varied
y formation and entertainment. Published