The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-15

line OF the Warm Springs reservation in |
Oregon have reported that the line run and |
surveyed by I Is liandley. in the year 1871. |
from the initial point up to and incluinng
the twenty-sixth mile thereof. thence in q |
due course 10 the summit of the Cascade |
mountains, is the boundary. There has
been Il long dispute over this matter. try |
ing to prove from the claim by the Indians, |
that in 1856 one Il X 1homp6on blazed an |
oak tree, and aaid that would be- the line !
The settlers have gone on 10 the lands south |
OF the blazed tree, and their lands have al- |
ways been in dispute. Troubles have grown |
out of the matter. and resulted in Senator
Mitchell having the commission appointed
10 settle the boundary. A strip Of land
several miles wide wis in dispute.
Aimsst grszen 10 Dsaih.
WALrA WALIA. Jan llDanicl Brown
was found almost frozen 30 death this morn
ing in a hay stack. two miles west of the
city. lie was brought To the hospital, and
DIR Blalock found his right hand and bath
feet badly frozen. They will probably have
10 be ampntatcd. lie came from Seattle.
and when he reached Wallula last night.
had - centst which he gave the brakeman
for ride to Walla Walla between two box
cars on the bnmbers. When near the city
he got so cold he jumped on aud went TO
tho hay stack.
Jadss uaHfsFd Seatioasd.
WAsutSoroS, Jan ll.--1he latest news
OF tho appointment Of IL circuit Judge for
the ninth circuits that judge Hanfo.d. Of
Seattle, now United States district judgy,
for Washington. may bo agreed upon and
promoted 10 the oircalt bench, President
Harrison is very much pleased with the
decisions that Judge iianfnrd has rendered
during his term on III. district bench, and
thinks very fayorably Of promoting him 10
the circuit bench. il the Pacific coast dele.
CATION can agree upon him,
a stage Rsbber.
Pnwsix. AriE Jan | "A rpecirl 10 the
Republican, Gays that the Flurcnoe and
Globe stage was hald up by one highway.
man nine miles west Of riverside. Aria.
Wells Fargo's boz and two bars Of silver
bullion were taken. but the mail was un-
touchcl. The robber is described as tall.
with dark. heavy mustaehe. lie wore no
mask. The same Etagu was robbed near
this point ten dayf ago. and Wells fargo.s
box taken supposedly by the same man.
Nhc BedJ F0unus
RosgnuRn. Jan il.-At midnight Inst
night, n message waa received here from
Oakland. conveying the intelligence that
the body Of Dr e shanbrook, who VIVA
drowned while crossing the Umpqua at
kellogg. Tuesday evening, December &. had
been found. Particulars 80 far forwarded
are very meagcr. The reports say the body
was taken from the river at Rapp's ferry,
fifteen miles below where the drowning took
place As DIR Shambrook WAS tho county
coroner. the necessary inquest will be held
by the justice Of the peace.
Killing their Prisoners.
EAGLE Pass. Tex Jan 1.-THE Mexican
government has a law which permits its
guards TO shoot PRISONERS who attempt 10
escape. and this has been observed down
the river on the Mexican aide TO such an
extent that those who were thought 10 be
in sympathy with CARO-, 10 the number Of
20 or 100, have fallen victims 10 their
eaptors.
Terrible Accident.
McAIIisTER, T, Jan 9.-The excite
ment. intensified almost to insanity, be-
causo OF the mine explosion. shows no
abatement All day yesterday and today
5000 people were around the shaft Of the
mine, crowding, gesticulating and shriel-
lug. This morning the company ordered
txty-five, and local undertaken ordered
carload o collins. All the mines in the
vicinity have shut down. and the miners
and women Of krebs are working 10 rescue
and perform Offices for the dead, aud to re-
lieve the suffering Of tho wounded. Forty
one dead bodies have been recovered.
Waits for Regiss.r
WAsmgGToS, Jan i0.-Tbe Oregon del
cgation has recommended DR. John w Watts
for register oi the land office Of Iakeview,
Or. This ends quite little episode connec |
ted with the appointment 10 vacancy. !
Some time ago Senator Dolph said to Sena-
tor Mitchell:
''lf find vacancy, will you join me in |
recommending DIR Watts for the place."
'Oh, yes, replied Mitchell.
well" said Dolph, Warren Truitt |
register ut lakeview, will be made Judge Of |
Alaska, and we will put Wattsin his place
Hold on" said Mitchell 1--WE had
better SOC Hermann.
A Revolving People.
BUEgos AYREs. Jan l0.--Rumors are
current that revolt has taken place among
the Seventh and Second regiments, II IL
commonly believed the revolters were sub
borned by followers Of General Roca. The
government has taken measures 10 suppress
the insurrection. The First regiment and
Third artillery have been ordered to rein
force the Buenos Ayres garrison. Cartridges
were SO we'd 10 all the men, but it is feared
that despite these preparations the insur-
gent, are so stroag they will march from
Raseario Mendoza and La Plata upon Buenos
Ayres.
Nate Gird Did II.
PORTLAND, Jan 10.-C L Thompson, q
young man who racently came to Portland
from Tan Francisco, where he was emplop-
I'd as clerk in clothing house, was stabbed
in the right side in the region of the lower
Hoating rib last night by q man named Nate
Gird. The stabbing took place in the
Hotel Delevan, on Fourth and D streets, in
4 room occupied by Matte Jtephens. 1t
appears that this woman was the cause of
The trouble, as Gird, who had been her
Tor several years, suspecsed her of being in
Innate with Thompson.
San Jose Champions.
SAN FRAEcIsco, Jan l0.-The cham
pionship series is over San Jose holds the
pennant. The record was tie at end Of
the first game today, but the second game
broke up in row, which ended in Umpire
giving San Jose the game by
score of 8 to O., thus making that club
champion of the Pacific coast, In the first
game San Jose was completely shut out, not
scoring a single rum
Ignited Dynamite
BELLAIR, 0 Jan 9.-In stone quarry ON
Rock Hill; mile west of here, the employ
ss placed forty sticks of dynamite around
the fire today. It ignited, and John Wal
ters, with board pitched the dynamite
away. It went of with terrific force
Walters was blown 100 feet across the road
and probably fatally injured. John Smith
and seven Italians were seriously injured,