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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-08-26
seIs,

Mr Oh Curl aud family from east OF
the mountains have moved here and
will occupy the residence lately vacated
by Rev " VI Hallam
Grandma hyde is seriously i'll at the
residence Of her son. DIR Z o Hyde. DR.
Hili, Of Albany, Was called in censnlta-
ton one day last week.
4 T Powell, OF near This city, last
week lost q young cow in rather pecu-
liar manner. She gained entrance 10
the barn and was eating hay and litter
from the floor, aud swallowed a sack
needle that had been dropped there. As
she xas neither camel nor an ostrich,
snch an article OF diet proved mdigesti
BILE, and q cause of inflammation in the
internal organs from which she died the
next morning.-Press.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-08-26

Honld you ike 10 know why the people,
party has nothing to say in resegsnce to the
haekBeyed tariff question: Read what we
have to say in our national ? atfor1n relative
10 the graduated Income tax and yon vii
never again staItify yourself by askins
fooiisa and iEpersIDsnt questions Leila
non 4dosncs.
The fact that the people party favor an
inc0me tax Is no answer TO the question
being asked by the peoples party voters al
over the country zfy their leaders entirely
ignored all reference 10 the tariff question.
Thousands Of ;hese people are opposed to
high tariff taxation and they want TO knoz
whether this question vas sirnpl yOversookesi
by the platform committee AZ Omaha. q,
Wheeler, as tbey suspect. i was left out by
deslgn- The AfEasoe certainly makes q
great mistake il il Eappo~es fer 3 Enouaeu'
that il can saut the mouths of these peoyle 3
party voters BY telling thesa that ihsiE
questions are imrertins.t and foolish. Thsy
have notion that they haTezz much right
to discus The features of their platform as
tie great eiitnr uf the A4:sssoe.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-08-26

PAker Rros, grocers.
F. u. frcach kevps railroad time
bay yoar' groceries OF Parker Bros
Fine groceries At Cona i HendriCson's.
Latest sheet music at WIN s. Links.
New cream cheese just received at Conrst'
Meyers.
CIV Cobb. job printer. Flian Block, does
tirst class work.
Steway. & sox sell the very hort rassns
shears aud scissors.
The finest line Of poeSes knives in the
city at Stewart & Sox's.
Smoke the celebrated Iisv ans filed 5 cent
cigar at Jnlius Joseph's.
De II II E;lis. physicsn and surgeon
Albany, orssaa. Cats male IN cit, or
country.
With his new bakery Conrad Meys'
able to offer old and nav customers eve
thing tirstelass IN baked eandJ.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-08-26
SATURDAY.
Mr. q II Rudd is at the Bay.

Mr. u II Rudd is at the Bay.
CaspAr Vandran returned last night
from trip to Portland.
Mr. James Shahan has returned to Al
bany from his mountain ranch.
Pete Ruettner and Doc Conn having
returned from the Bay the tame deer Of
that country are safe.
Editor Hoier, OF the Salem Journal,
returned home today from Yaquina.
looking pretty thin but greatly improved
in health.
Mr. John Mimic, who recently went
with Salem party to Mt Hood got lost
and WAS thirty hours without food, so
reports the Mill City Gazette.
telegraph from Arlington to Mar
shal Hoffman announces the dangerous
illness of the father of r Wood, who
was expected in Albany with horse
today.
Mrs Thos Monteith, jr, will leave on
aext Tuesday on trip to Alaska, accom-
panying her father, Marshal Porter, who
will return from San Francisco on that
day.
The Rev Il N Condit, president OF the
Albany Collegiate Institute, OF Albany,
Oregon, will preach in the Presbyterian
church OF Ashland, Sabbath morning -
Record.
Among those who went to the bay
today were julius Joseph, 4 | Schiller,
Mrs G Z Mason and children, Misses
Annie and Catherine Althouse, Mrs T
Sites, Miss Bessie Merrill and Mr. John
McChesney.
At the First NJ L church the pastor,
Rev s + Meminger, will preach his fare
we'll sermon for this Conference year.
Sabbath school at 2:30 p m, and Ep-
worth League at6:45 p m. No service
in the evening.
| lie Mahieu, editor OF the Oregon City
Courier, passed through the city yester'
day on his way home from Yaqnina bay
and Alsea. He exercised his powers o
| pedestrianism by walking from Philo
ma,h to Alsea and return. .-Bentor
J Leader.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-08-26

The poe; with high degree Of inteli-
gence sings. at is not all Of life 10 live nor
ali Of death 10 die. Tie true. patriotic
partisan whose sdeIi;y to the weal Of the
public ousweiglas his party zeal, may. with
equal logic, declare that ii is not ell Of party
success TO gain.office and the emoluulents
thereof. When party has 10 higher am
hilton or purpose than 10 gain the Offices Of
the federal government, it Is high TINS
that saea party shogld 80 into liquidation
Such parry Is sham. 1t IS matter Of
little consequence to the general pablic
what party controls and hold the post.
land and customs otiioes 50 long as their
duties are honestly and efficiently performed
But the policy cf the administration il
everything to the people. The DENocRA1
believes that there is radically wrcnA and
perniciously ulischieyous policy adhered Il
iu the policy of taxing. BY means Of ''pro
tectiye" duties, the many for the benefit ot
the few. II would defeat the republican
/ party for the purpose of changing this poliel
not primarily " to get the Offices.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-08-26
rriBsr

Mr. George Savage. % ss.cra, wasis The
city today.
Wash Phillips. Of the Jeferson Re
view. IS in the city.
Mr Roy Ctersy. sor ct Cherry, q:
Tacoma, has been in the city
Mr. Lawrence Helm, Of Corvallis, has
been in the city coaplc Of days.
Mr. Geo + simpson Is reported a lIsile
better today, but !: wzs thought best not 10
bring him ;o Alb~ny for several days,
ars Frank Tri,es, oi this city, is lying
dangerously Ill Of cancer Of the bowels,
witlIoG; prospect OF living more than .
iew houFs.
air Bernard Marks was IN Albany yes.
teFday on his way 10 walla WaIia where
he goes TO take charge OF the Empire
Business College.
Mr. Willis viditc, one OF the rustling
residents of the Aisea valley, j. in the
city, having come 10 Albany with Frank
+ roman and Louis Allen
| Prof Wright. wife. and Miss Ora Bal
lard expect 10 leave today for their home
in Astoria. Prof w has been etnployed
ss principal OF that school for another
rear with his salary increased $3.50
4
Lebanon Express.
Mrs W a Smick and children will
shortly go to Albany in order 10 give the
latter the advantage offered hy the
schools .oT that place. Mr. smick will
remain on the farm east OF town.-Rose
burg Plaiudealer.
| BIZ Prime, Of Weston. was In the cit,
Wednesday. Mr. Prime was the founder
of Prineville. Crook county. locating
there October 14,h. 1865. his son wa:
the second white child horn in what il
now Crook county, the first being a sor
OF George Judy. Both these births &C
CURED in 1869 -Pendleton e. O.
Frank Froman and Louis Allen ans
their families arrived last night from
their trip 10 the Alsea. They repor
thirteen deer killed and 2000 or 300
trout caught. L " Deyoe, who arrived
q few days before reported only sil
killed. This difference is causin,
some confusion and the Nimrods ar,
having their hands full explaining mat
tere. They all report, though, that TN
Alsea is fine place for spending |
month in glorious manner.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-08-26

Carter, chairman of the national repub-
licaa committee, says his party Is sun
winner this time. He says they are sure Of
q. 900 to $1,000 majority in New York
Weaver says the peoples party viii win
He says the republican, party is not in it, thai
the contest is wholly between the democrats
and the peoples party. The Toioe, the
prohibition organ of New York city, say:
that its party will make large and suhstan'
tial gains all over the country. The dem
ocrats are no: claiming the whole wsrld b,
any means. bat they are busy as bees and
saying bnt little as To their chances of sue
cess. Now You have it:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-08-26

The Reqahiioan p.ess oi Ibis secs ION hal
be sn e5rcutssiag as supplements sIve-eolzEzs
eafiets essE,lxi .sPfns eefiua and ReciprozlsY.
The Ne~ N0sx TSnes xsys shss melted oi
e5sc=ssng the zzxses. adopted hy ;ae rspzb-
isczn rasasgsrs. IS pecat;zr- This lezflet Is
called Eapnshly ssd tesss a. the head of the
sisss cnsszn this nossos. "Eaiezeb q. the Nsw
y ork possofiice. y. l .ss second class natter
The iezflrs r ir3cs $ =aR3e ~ wholly ci
political articles. sn3 ceEss n'y has 10 night "a
lse ea;sEea - sscoz6-eiasxazss Rerzhsicsa
papers are Soabssess Huazzss that they are
violating sAe pos:RA lzws Ely cirrs,s,ing fhez<
Supplements. S.-czlisd East OFrgozssz.
Qsiie sssnbes ct car tspabli7an exchanges
On this coass as 3sll as fro2 the esz have
these Leaflets They are ssst Supplements
aud sheig circulation in ssis say are snSass-
,so=ably violation oFshe postal lass.
The camqsigs committee c; the democratic
na,Soasl ooamis.s4 decided 10 establish hsanch
headquarters il Chicago, ia ShaEge If Doa NJ.
Dickinsoa. of Chicago; B. T. cahei. Of IT.
inois. aad z. c. Wall. oiW sseoaSia. Their
territory ~ili b Aiansso:s. MlchisSn. WIS
eoaIia. lliiaOis. North za5 soaih D1kosa.
Ksaszs. Nebraska. Io~s aud IRaizzs
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-08-26
---ORECON--.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
Monmouth. oregon.
The Leading Normal ScnooI of the
Northwest.

The State Normal il a live school
rapidly growisg,and rapidly adding "a
stS facilities for the special training q!
teaeher'. Its graduates are In deman6
tn nil Good positions A gain Of so per
cent tn attendance was made last year.
. An enrolment of SEQ Ia lnticipaled for
the next year. New members have bsen
added To the faculty. and additions al ap.
paratus supplied. A diploma from the
school entities one 10 teach in any
county in the s'ate without further ex
animation.
Normal. Scrmsl Advanced. Business,
Music snd Art Departments. Special
advantages in Vocal and instrumental!
Music.
A year at schoo for $3.50. tuition re
duced TO SO % Normal, and Si 90 Sub
Normal per term often weeks. Board
at Normal Dining HAL. $50 per wee k.
Furnished rooms 81 on per week. Board
and lodging, private families. So so per
week. Beautiful and healthfal iocAtion
NO saloons. r1rss term opens Sept. 30
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-08-26

The worsingman. he pays the bin in the
Republican campaisn -Four years ago Car
neeie gave, ii is said. SIoo.ooo 10 help elect
Harrison and lait year gave the Mckinley
ssople in Ohio handsome contribution. This
year he reduces the wages ot bis workingmen
In order to suve enough 10 give Harrison an
other sioo,ooo. This Is the internal style Of
class Congressional legislation as praetised BY
the Republican party, and leads TO anarchy
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-08-26

The oregoniaa and other force bill or
gans seem to think that democrats no longer
need fear the force bill, 2ince the negroes,
(most alD voted the democratic ticket at the
late election in Alabama. Bless your soul,
yes, they viii fear it just as much as ever.
IL Ben II could get the bill passed it sould,
in his hands. be iustas much an engine OF
power against negroes who vote the DEM
oeratic ticket as against whites who thus
vote The object Of the force bin is to res
triet The rights o. democrats to vote. Only
| this and nothing more.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-08-26

LOOK HRRE A MOMENT have some
of the choicest residence lots in Albany
! fer sale, terms SO reasonable that any ybedy
can buy and own home of his own BY
paving small paymea, down aud smail
montaty payments thereafter until all is
paid for. For further information cal at
the office. corner and and BFoadalbin sts,,
opposite DEMOCRAT office.
DR G w MAsroN.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-08-26

The statement is now made in apparent
ly reliable way that Blaine will not make
any speeches in Maine during this cam
paign. Mr. Blaine, it is proper to say, is
| not in speech making moed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-08-26
.oe..I AND PERSONAL


DIR r II Curl Of Brownsville, ~as II
the city ;odiy.
| Marshal Hoffman went TO Portland ,hi
morning on business.
Hon l. BlIyeu was In Albany today OF
his way home from Yaqnina.
Mr Geo " Dodder left this noon for hii
mountain ranch fora weeks soiourn.
] a Cumming aud Ed Cusick are rasii.
ealing somewhere In ihe Cascade noun
| tains.
Miss Vaughan, wl, has been visiting
her sister. .ars Joe k,ia.. OF Albany, re.
turned home Monday Eugene Register
Editor Yoran and family, OF Eugene
| returned home today flom Yaquina
which he nronounees beautiful resort.
Mr. McCee. the inventor Of the calcu,at.
ing machine was In tie ei,s on his way to
Salem. He has been In California selling
fruit trees.
hir Geo F Simpson Is repo, Ted better
today. and tomorrow Will be brough,
hons to Albany. lie IL now conscious
and eau speak q few words,
License has been iskced for the marriage
Of MIR ID p Amer, a prominent Mas06. ol
Richmond, Ky +. Sni sirs Betic Bro~n a
relative OF Mrs 4 Hyman, who rectntly
o-ated in Albany.
Supt E D McElroy aud family returned
this morning from their tour OF the East
and visit % ihe national teachers 1ssocia-
,ion Al Saratoga -Salem Journal.
Miss Mu.ton, teacher Ia The public
schools OF Victoria, B {, and mother. are
in the cstv, the guests of their fD.mer
Eastern ncighbor and friend Mr. Fred
Dawson.
\ B Matthews. Councilman Hawkins
ano eS Councilman L c MARSHALL re-
rnrued last evening frosn Ut Jefferson,
with a recsrd OF Eve deer and a splendid
time.
Z ] Iccaus,Iand. OF Salem. passed
through ALBANY yesterday for Mil City,
with MS tao eyes on some bridge build
ing, Mr. MecanssIand has bccome a
general contractor.
All members of the Apollo club are
requested 70 meet =, the Fisst Rap;is,
church mex; Saturday evening n O'Clock.
Business of inpoFtance. ] c Liiller,
president.
Mr. w { TAYLOR. VINO has heen tierking
IN Albany for ,he pas: year. has accepted
a position In Tacoms. and leis iof that city
a day or twS ago. Mr. TAy.os has broth
er in that city
Mr Frank Ffoman and l4oais Allen and
families have been expected home from
Alssa for several Gass. Anyoae kno~Iug
nf their whereabouts will pieasc report al
Deyoe & Fsonaan Bros neN store.
Two more Albany yoaag men viii enter
the Monmouth, H.. college in September,
Elliot ard Gem Irviac, probably the
Sophomore year With Percy Young
ard Carlton Sox they wiil leave for Mon-
mouth in . weeA OF Tao.
Mr. B Cougill ~il go TO YaquinA TO
zaofrow Ia begin The erection OF = cottage
tor L Blasn. Il will be In 4 sighs :
location on tho nosth side OF Nye cfes :.
not far from ) 6 Irvias's res sidrnce, end
will have a piazza on shFee sides iog s,and
sight seeing.
tIoa I MsF pssson Is home from the
grels knights Tcrsplsrs co-eiaye II Den
ver. OF course he bad a grand time. ard
thinks Denver one Of the huest cstses in
the world. While this NAV ali be ;Ess.
the good man also realizes that he lives
In pretty goeS. town himself. d.-Ssaeu
Journal. Wait silI our AIbsny refFesen-
,atives return, and ws wili repost some
solid egowsag over AsAany ard her big
bridge.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-08-26

Il was prostfated with severe bi iious
complaint, writes Erastus Southwor sh, of
Bath, Me. "After vainiy trying . n amber
of remedies. was finally induced o take
Ayers Pills. / had scarcely take,s two
boxes when was completely cured.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-08-26

when Baby was ssch, We gave hor castoria
When shs was Child. she cried for caster,a
When she became Miss. she chung 70 Tastora
When she had Children. she gave them Castor,A.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-08-26

Look HERk.-Thos Brink will repai
your furniture neat and cheap or make
furniture 10 order and sell furniture on
commission at the old stand.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-08-26

Pfunder's Oregon 8loodG Purifier Is the
great conqnsror of billiousness and liver
complaint. Relief certain in every Gaze
. Sold at one dolllr bottle. Tfyit.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-08-26

Ashhv & Carse. Real Estate. s0S Was b.
nglon Street. Portland, Or.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-08-26

Grass widows ara no; exenps from hay
fsyer.-Stase4xaa
Ia MI our varied experience We never
heard i; called nay fever" before.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-08-26

Benamin Scbolfield. Prasiieas. JBV
Buier. Secretary; ex Uffieio. Hi Excl
leney Governor Sylvester Peunoyer, Hon
+ b McEircy. superintendent OF Publi,
instruction, Hon 6 W Mcbride, Secretary
o. state; Hon Jacob voorhees,, Hon <
Noltner, J G White, Hon " III Holmes
Alfred I-sey. Hon W Haley, Hon ] j
Daily.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-08-26
Wonders

are wrought By tie use of Ayers Hair
sigos III restoring gray hair % It's origiral
color. promoting new growth, prevent
ng the hair from falling. keeping il so..s,
silky. and abundant, and tie scalp cool.
healthy, and free from daBdrua Or hnInors.
The universal testimony IS that this pep
aratton has no equal as a dressing ard
ls. therefore. Indispensable 10 every veil
furnished toilet.
Il rave used Ayers Hair fIgor for some
time and II has worked wonders for NE, I
vas troubled with dandEua and was rapsaiy
becoming bald: but since using the yIeor my
head IL perfectly clear Of dandruH, tie hair
has ceased coming cut, and I now have q
good growth. Of the same color as when I
vas young woman. ! can heartily recens-
IHetsd any one suffering from dandyila on
s0ss Of hair 10 use Ayers Hair yizor as
dressing" = Mrs. Lydia o. Moody. East
PIttsioh. Me.
Seine time ago my wIfe's hair began TO
come out quite freely.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-08-26

sr J. 81. PowELL. a. NJ.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-08-26
Ayers
Hair Vigor

nas oaiy prevented ny wife from becoming
bald, but it also caused an entirely new
growth Of lIalr. ] am ready 10 certify 10 this
statement before Justice Of the peace
II. BHisebHls, LewtsbHrgfi, Iowa
Some years ago. after severe attack uf
brain feTeF, ny hair al cane ouf- I used
sch preparations for restoring Il as my ply
kieaaIls ordered. bsrt failed 70 pxoduee 4
growta og hair. / then tried. saecesslsefy,
se@esat articles recommended by druggists.
as.ss all alike feii short Of accomplishing the
essiFed result Tlae last remedy applied
Eas Ayers Hair FiSDr. which brDugflt q
growth uf hair "a . few weeks / think
issed eight botties In two years. naore risaa
sszs necessary ss arest0Fztsve. bat liked X
as dressing and have eougfnEed 70 use Il
for that purpose. I believe Ayers Hair
Sseor possesses virtues far zboTe those Of
any siEaifzE pseFszratsos usEy On TIE market -
--Xtzs-FrF IaFs@s Ffessrsvszk Ega
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-08-26
--- ---ALB n NX--

we want your trade and if good stylish goods, low
prices and courteous treatment are anS, indnca.
ment we hope to merit share OF yoar patronage.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-08-26

EXCITEMENT. HicH.-w II McOscar
returned yesterday fIom Jefferson ard
says excitement was high there on Mon
day over a woman who passed through
| town who It il selieged was one of the
escaped convicts In disguise. Mr. McOscar
satisfied himself tina; il was not one of the
missing men, bus still thinks II may have
been a man in womsn's ai,ire.-JournsI.
Probably all fake, as such a character
could not very well pass Albany withou:
being sized No. " c have several citizs rs
who can tell man in woman's clothes
nearly ten blocks away
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1892-08-17
SENATORS HOLD OVER.
No Elections of Members of tho Uppel
House in Minnesota This Year,

No Elections of Members of tho Upper
House in Minnesota This Year,
ST. PAUL, Aug. 13.-Attorney General
Clapp has rendered an opinion which
has a direct bearing ON the fall election
as regards members Of the state senate.
The opinion was made at the request of
L, A. Reed, chairman of the Republi-
can county convention of Hennepin
county, and for the purpose of deciding
whether or rot members from the odd
numbered districts held over,
In giving his opinion the attorney
general claims there will be no election
this fall for the reason that under legis.
lative enactment all members of the
senate hold over, making their terms
four instead of two years. There had
been no question about the senators
from even-numbered districts holding
over, but there were those who con-
tended that the terms Of the senators in
sld-numbered districts expired this
fall. The senate consists of twonty-six
Republicans three of whom are classed
as independent Republicans, thirteen
Alliance and fifteen Democratic mem
bers. The Republicans must, under the
ruling, secure more than bare major
ity of the house in order to insure the
return of Republican United States
senator.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1892-08-17
WORK OF MINERS.
Several Hundred More Convicts Driven
from Tennessee Mines,

Several Hundred More Convicts Driven
from Tennessee Mines.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 15.-The
East Tennessee miners are again seeking
, vengeance. About 3 a. m. 800 men,
mostly armed, marched into Inman,
little mining town in Sequatchie valley.
The mob of vengeance seekers went to
the coal mines and captured the seven
teen guards, marched them to the stock
AIDES and put them under guard. The
272 convicts who were at work were
then taken to Victoria, little village
near by, packed in box cars and started
to Nashville. Governor Buchanan, on
hearing of the affair, telegraphed the
sheriff Of Marion county to summon q
posse and prevent the burning of stock
ades If further trouble ensues the gov
ernor says he will order the militia.
Trouble is expected at other mines and
the whole of East Tennessee is in state
Of excitement. All is quiet at Tracy
City.
A mob of miners returned to the
Btockades during the afternoon and with
axes destroyed one side Of the barricade
and all the buildings. When they left
a sheriff's posse took charge and will
probably prevent further damage.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1892-08-17
OVER A CLIFF.
Frightful Accident Caused by n Cattle
StamnoGe.

Frightful Accident Caused by a Cattle
Stampede.
BOISE CITY, Ida, Aug. 12.--Hungry
prospectors on Tuesday caused the loss
of 361 head of fine cattle and the death
of two cowboys near Bannock Butte.
The prospectors, who are now under
arrest, attempted to capture stray calf
which ran into the herd. The prospect
ors attempted to cut out the calf. A
stampede resulted. Two cowboys,
Watson and Hancock, succeeded in get
ting in front of the-h herd, and attempted
to bring the animals to standstill.
Their Mortified companions saw them
swept off the cliff as the maddened ami
mails, unable to stop, rushed over. Three
hundred and sixty -one cattle were forced
off the cliff and fell seventy-nine feet.
The bodies of the two cowboys were
found dreadfully mangled
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1892-08-17
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY

Will be open as follows: Wednesday after
noon from to and Saturday evening from
to o'clock.
j. ID. GILLESPIE, Librarian.