The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-11-26
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" VWt@Ahh NAukut U9afHtI unflttu ~ 0flEl
IN his wiie's room, when he attacked O'nrien
with q club. The latter drew a revolver
and shot Williams, his father, wife and two
children, useing also a knife and chair kill
ing the four He was arrested, and iynehing
was threatened. II ever justIhable Il would
be In such case.
No saloon In waItsburg, w. 7.
i $a,sr5.s4 run the city government Of Ash.
land last year. Receipts, $3,a4S.
Saunders Is to hang four weeks from yes
terday,
Phllcmaths taxable property amounts to
| $86too
An alliance between England and Austria
against Russia Is the present program. The
war cloud has been large.
They have been having row at Mills
4 Seminary, CAL, over dresses at commence.
snent exercises. II has resulted IN the fact
being dlsciosed that that school 4 simply
society school, one 10 ne young ladies for
fashionable society. President Sprague
doesn't care to run that kind Of school and
has resigned. Sensible man.
A sailor was lost overheard from thes.Ya.
| quina" on her last down trip. He kept up.
on the surface Of the water waiting for help
from the ship,but before relief reached him
he cried out, - sharks got me r. disappear
cd and was seen no moFe.--Ex.
} The Idaho Territory council stands SIX
/ Democrats, five Republicans and one fnde.
pendent The House, far as knowu, stands
"a TO II, Democratic majority of } on
ljolnt-baliot.
The slxtIcth birthday OF w K Kirk, Of
Brownsville. was celebrated on Thursday OF
last week. The people OF that city gener.
ally took hand In lt,a fine time being had
Ex.viee President Wheeler Is danger.
ously III.
The East has been delmgcd with snow. II
you please Oregon will do for Us.
II d Slater, editor Of the Colvllle, w. r.,
Miner, was elected Probate Judge In the
late election. Mr. Slater was once A highly
respected student IN the Santiam Academy
at Lebanon.
| A San Francisco man named Dolan
howled for the iynchIng OF Goidenson. In
only few days he murdered fellow chi
zen In cold blood. and Was indicted before
might.
Il Thos Mcclellan, who made an assault
Turing harvest on Ray Rickard, near Cor.
!, wallis, with pltchfoFk, was sentenced last
week To ten years In the penltentiary. lie
plead guilty, hence no trial.
John Barnett & Co. Of Portland, will put
J In Eugene City's new system Of water works.
Contract price. Sis.ooo
} The Canadian Pacific Is russler and no
mistake.
} II Is about time for Montana to apply for
admission as q state. II has population oi
about 10000. II should begin early Ia or.
der 70 get In during this century.
Moran.the escaped witness In the KeneaIy
murder caae,was captured last Saturday.
j At the next Legislature bill will be In.
tFoduced providing that mo foreign coFpoF-
, alton shall be allowed TO bring suits IN the
Y 5 Courts In shla state" 20 forfeit their II.
cense II they do. The right to pass such a
law Is said to be based on = u s Supreme
Court decision.
} Portland people arc frequently sand
bagged and robbed. Water Il nearly here
and men have 70 live some way.
Charles Francis Adams. .Sr..di last Sun
day. lie was the third son Of ex- President
John Quincy Adams.
i John 5 Phelps. Ex-Governor Of Missouri.
died last Saturday.
That French woman, who performed apch
miraculous cures In Portland, Il now ascer.
tanned 70 be considerable Of fraud. We
J are not surprised. That street business
made things look bad. Greenies, though,
were easily taken In.
At the great $500 foot race In Wichita,
Kansas. between & + Gibson and 81 NJ Ket-
tleman, the latter won BY feet, on a race
Of iSo yards. time ~ This beats the
worlds previous record By Y second. There
was over $4,000 Ia the pool box, and the
race was Witnessed by sooo people. Frank
Lewis, who Is now In Oregon claims "a
have made this same kettleman take water
while In San Francisco.
A juryman has to be a taxpayer. Re.
Gently Portland man who wanted TO be on
jury when asked where his property was
admitted that IL was In the hands OF Ger.
tain pawn broker
Turkey day comes on press day with
most Oregon papers. This should he stop.
ped. a great injustice Il done.
The ApasF Courier, OF Portland, has ihs
following at the head Of It's column "Foi
President In 1888, Henry George Mos.
papers are willing 20 await the action ol
their nominating convention. No telling
perhaps, Her Most may get the nomination
be could come about as near being Presi
dent as Bciva Lockwood.
VIII the u. S. ever get Its money bacl
A cn Alaska, that Is the question.
Holiday marriages are nearly In order.
Jack Dempsey offers TO bet $1,000 that h
can stand up before Sullivan six rounds
: Plucky Jack.
An exchange tells the following huntint
e story. OF course II is a lie 1.-TWO sports
r men out hunting arc alleged to have kilics
two ducks and Knocked over rabbit. Sup
posing the rabbit dead they put him In th
uff h Fsfft kne
Is the rabbit suddenly left his prison an
2 scampcred into the brush. The hunters G.
amined the sack and found that the rabbi
had devoured the ducks"
= Our ex's are hereby authorized to ste
.. all the items they please from the DRM'
k cRAr. We have stood II for years, rcciprs
eating as often as possible.
.sl Corvallis furnishes another proof that Il
: sword do move" The city dads pnblii
the ordinances by posting them on telegrar
s poles, instead of patronizing their local pl
= pers. In olden times there were no tel
:. graph poles.--Portland Mans. Ditto
"a Dallas /fensigey. Albany goes one bette
Of They don't publish them here at ALL
q This week Joe Watt and Mr. Coulter,
a. behalf Of the grange of Amity, induce
farmers of Mccoy to place 10000 bushc
re of wheat in a pool, and the farmers I
Ar Perrydalc similar amount In the san
pool, making 10000 bushels from these "
points. The price paid was very close to
r not exactly 6s cents per bushel. This Is
<; good price, and the farmers in the nofthcl
| part Of the county feel good over their sal
rt --Es. The above price Is paid In Alban
/; nearly twice as far from Portland, witho
I, any pooling at all.
IL, A big mass meeting was held at Corvi
lis last week TO raise the remainder of q
$75ooo required to keep the AgricuituI
College there.
Ex.President Arthur was buried /,
es' Monday with unimposing ceremonies