The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20

Five Denver property owne,s, who can
/ not sign their names, are milllonnires.
Edwin Arden, the young actor, IL mar
rird To the daughter OF Thomas w Keene,
the tragcdlan lie used 10 support the
father now he supports the daughter.
- Mr. NJ J Kinney, one Of the most prom
inent democrats in Astoria, voted tailor's
/ bill, and citizen of Monmouth voted n
bank deposit check, thinking IL was his
ticket.
srhere Ia groser on Nineteenth street,
/ Philadelphia, named McGlnty, VINO has
been so much annoyed by The boys that
he has had his name taken from his dc.
livery wagon.
A Dallas man told his wife he was yo.
ing to Asusangwatousoga ongton-
J gowa fishing, and then sent his friends 10
/ the house 10 ask whore lac was. When
| lac returned his poor wife was exhausted
she couldn't speak for week.
German newspapers report that the
hegira from Iceland heretofore noted In
these columns ls assuming extraordinary
proportions II is eshmated that fully
| 10000. about one fourth OF the entire pos.
ula,ion, will emlgfa,c during the present,
year.
From the Salem Statesman we learn
that Mr. Scott win he given some light
work about the yard and about the pris-
on. lie said 20 II McMinnville reporter
that his sentence might as we'll have been
a life one as he did no expect to survive
ten years confinement within the gloomy
structure.
Frances Willard. In her walks about
Chicago. has discovered women who ~ ak c
Ii A Il. A
own thread. She also fines children
working twelve hours day for dollar a
week, MAY mule kick us u ever again
We growl at delinquent subscriber.
The iiillsbofo Independent gives ole Of
i,s men Il rather left handed compIlme nj
when II says Walter $ Huchanon has
left this office 10 assist In the census Of the
people. When he Ia about Il VIC hope he
will take advantage Of the occasion &c I'm.
prove his own senses.
During the abaence oi Conductor Illus.
ton at Salem Mr. a ID BaTkcr'~ portly form
may be seen on the Lebanon [; ain. The
boys say that when Barker yc,ia tickets
the train fairly stops with agitation. ready
for the dismissal oi the passenger In case
| OF hes,ancy. Geo Henderson Is doing
tae breaking
The mammoth show doing business In
the Pipe block for several days has left
for Corvallis The stuffed crocodile, the
electric battery, the picture gallery, the
fortune telling woman, and all the mar
yclluus curioritics will be- seen no more
in our city. Mr. Barnum does not need
to come Ia Oregon. Our appetites are
gluttcd.
The telerhonc company oprr ating IN
this city has been obliged la suspend oper.
ationa for the present at least. An attorney
Of the Bell telephone monopoly was In
the city Yesterday aud threatened to bring
Law Auii II thcv didn't cease operations
at once, aud as they did not want an ex
| pehssve suit they closed their business.
| The Bel company has becn after them
from the time they started. Claiming they
are Infringing on the Bell eompany's pa
tents Eugene Register,
! Mary iane Itolmes.,he popular novelist.
| and her husband. Daniel Holmes. of New
York. were In Seattle lFst Friday, ON their
way 10 Alaska. Mrs Holmes /, one ot tho
beet known writer's OF America. and her
books are admired by millions q! people.
A DEaocGAr man has passed her p'easan,
home at brockiori. y. Y, a great many
times. an honor Mrs Holmes has probabi y
!
Al the wooden mill the cashmere weav
ers have been cut down from I. 20 !.
cents q yard, and the weayers oi white
blankets = cent yard, says the Oregon
City Courier. This reduction IL equal "a
a reduction in wages Of from 10 TO % per
cent. Under the former schedule oi
rates per yard the best cashmere weavers
made from sf5 10 tS2 per month and
those less expert from $50 to $40. II
would seem that weayers wages here are
low as the lowest. since last week wcav-
or went back 10 Philadelphia, because, ,as
lac said, the pay is better there.
/ The iransicr OF the Stewart property TO
gentleman from Portland was made last
Friday. The sale comprises one hundred
and fifty acres on tho hill just south Of
town, and the purchase price Is si2s per
acre. This transfer is lookck upon ~ one
OF considerable importance, but no one
seems to know what use the property Is tO
be put to.-Regisier Such property al
Albany would bring $500 an acre.