The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-07-02

keeps hn Mt the present rate. will soon
reach the. oltlfashioned Oregon Summer
weather, which just can't be beat any
where.
WooD FOR JUNCTIoN.-Four car loads
of wood passed mp the road from Wood
burn, to Junction City yesterday. A good
distance to haul corl-wood, we should
think, neither.
Rev. p. NJ. Starr, who passad through
this city yesterday, reports the campmet't-
ing at Monroe in the full tide of success,
with prospects for a glorious revival of re-
ligion before its close.
We omitted to mention, yesterday. the
death of Mrs. Hart's little babe. the remain-
ing twin. girl. She passed gently away
abont 0 o'clock Tuesday night, and was
buried on Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Fannie Willett has secured, through
the agent in this city. Rev. T.. Wilson, one
of those elegant, No. II, Estcy organs
price $3.50. Tie E<tey isasuperisf iastra-
ment. always giving satisfaction, 81
W. S. Elkins, of Lebanon, passed
through the. cry this morning. As lle
went like he had been shot out of gun,
we didn't get to swop words with him.
The Doniel boys brought two hacks
loaded with express matter for Portland
Yesterday. The express business is eoll-
stantly increasing Oh this line.
Rev. Mr. Bowcrsox. of Salem, reached
this city to-day. where lie proposes here
AFTER to make his home. We welcome
him among us.
Rev.I. Wilson has gone to campmeeting
ut Monroe. where lie will remain some
days.
FRIDAY. JUNE 2S. 1875.
ROBBERY LAST NIGIrr-rIIIEF CAUGHT.
\ German. probably 30 years of age, who
has been boarding at Mrs. Hopkillson's.
in the easterh'lart of the city. last night
sleclmpei. taking with him a fin, cloth
coat and sleeve-bnttous. belonging to Mr..
Francis. one of his fellow boanlcrS. silver
watch, and other articles. The thief had
sold the jewelry TO the parties from whom
lie stole them. w. b. Rice. Cliet Opera
tor o. Sc G.. Railroad, "a SOON the rob-
berry was discovered, telegrslplpd to Con-
luctur Stroud, who is running the Albany
/ s. Portland Express that leaves this city Mt
$50 A. NJ, the message catching him at
Salem. asking him if the German {desct'ib-
ing liml was OH his train. Stroud tele-
gr7lplietl back that he Was. City Marshal
Fox then telegraplieal TO the proper officer
ut Aurora to arrest him. The hero of this
theft was quietly scatedat the table of the
Dltclltown hotel. celebrated far and witle
for the excellency of its grub" uncen.
scior,s that the minions of the law were
about to lrounce etipon him and deprive linn
of his liberty for ..tlem leetlle jokes, = when
the officer spoke to him in gentle, soothing
tones. lyon are my prisoner Such Is
the history of the latest theft. The thief
was brought back to this city ON rlIt eleven
o'clock train.
Latey-The prisoner, who gave his name
as John Kline. w;is brought before Justice
Hannon about 2 O'Clock this afternoon.
! when and where iic plead guilty to the
charge of theft. and was bOtiinl over to
appear AMI answer at the next term of tue
Linn County Circuit Court. As lie could
give no bail he will occupy a room in tile
$1U.OOO Iills stINt UG ttter NiN.HSC OA
the taxpayers II few weeks. Prisoner.
when asked il lie took the articles, said
/, yes: sssitl he was broke. llaiis no work and
wanted to 90 to San FI=riiCiScn AMI we
/ suppose he took tlIe articles enumerated
above. especially the sleeve-btttoiis. to
keep him warm. 1t il very seldom tl:at a
thief gets his just deserts in SO short Il time
after committing Il crime.
| AccIDENT.-A young man at present
| engaged 1T work on Charley Rsrnc- place,
about twelve miles from this city, met With
| an accident on Tuesday. which might have
proved fatal. He was engaged IN sli.saring
sheep lie got hold of an old sheep that
| didn't seem to relish the idea of losing its
wool this caol weather. and rs sooli as he
| the struggle i'm some manner the point OF
| the shears struck him Oh the right temple,
seyering a blood vessel. The wound bletl
considerably. but lie paid very little attetl-
| ton to it, thinking it was only scratch.
but during Wednesday. evening the wound
! broke o.,t afrcsli, bleeding so proflsely
| that the young man became alarmed and
at once started for this city, reaching DIR.
Riee's residence abotit midnight, weak and
exhausted from loss OF bloosI. DIR. Rice
promptly attended TO the case. just in time,
too. and he Is all right at present.
DESrAL.-At the meeting of the Oregon
Dental Society in this city next Wetlnes-
day, theses upon the follcwing subjects
will be presented: Operative Dentistry !
by DIR. j. II. Hatch; Neuralgia, = by DIR
J. II. Carlwcll; aud. ..Irresularities o
1 the Teeth, and best method of correcting
the same by Dr. G. w. Gray. Tx
following subjects win also be presented
for general discussion by members Of th'
society, viz Merits of the various ma
terials used for Filling Teeth 81 ,Relatiy'
vaIue of the materials used as base 70
Artificial Teetll:'' and ssIc Extracting Teeth.
The list Of members includes the leatiin.
dentists Of the State. and the society vii
continue its session for three days.
Billy Boon tcelored), accompanied by
friend Of the same persuasion. last nigh
went TO the sq,iaw ranea. just above tli
city. and got into a bit of q row. Tn