The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-01

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a Coon TIsrneT The excursion party re-
turned heme from Salem Saturday night
Ia good spirisa. getting here about io;3o
They reported au excellent time and fine
treatment BY the Salem hremen An ele-
CANT dinner was served at noon and good
feeling prevailed. The Stalssa'aa has the
following 10 say 81 The visit tothat city :
"The Salem Aremen, with Chief Engineer
Churchill al their head, and the Second
Regiment band were on hand to escert the
visitors up town. A procession was form.
ed, the band in the lead, aud the line Of
march throughthe principal streets was
takenup. AtUgers' engine house an im-
lprompta rostrum Was made out of Aler
Heck and Ladders truck, and Mayor Muir
ply climbed up en top and made Q very
neat and cordial address oi welcome TO the
Albany boys. The nremen and visitors
then dispersed and visited the various points
OF interest about the city, at noon congrc-
eating at w. G. r. U. Hall, where most
bountiful dinner was served by the ladies'.
The Albany iremen are about to purchase
new engine,and they inspected thorough.
y the equipment OF the Salem depart
ment Capitals La France engine was
taken cut OF It's house, steam gotten up, and
! water thrown The Albanyitcs spent five
very pleasant hours In the capital city, and
at p. IN. started for home They express
cd themselves MS much pleased with the
courteous treatment. The visitors were
accompanied by the Albany jnnler band,
which plays very creditably."
FooLED Yesterday afternoon DEMO-
GRAFT man ia company with q friond was
walking along First street when ho espied a
tne looking horse standing in front of J. j
Dabruille's, a. il ready Co bs harnesaed.
several men surrounding il with admiring
gazes. ''Fine looking horse. said the ID. NJ,
''shall wO 60 down and see il. As they
went towards the animal he expatiated to
his friend. who Il just from the East, about
the splendid animals we have ia Linn county.
AS the animal didn't even whlsk his tail and
considerable debris was lying around, tho
DEM0cRAr man soon saw that he had been
fooled and had been excited oyer ''model, ("
but il il a beauty Of a model, just received
by Mr.. Dnbruille fron the East for display
in his shop. IL is life size and life like,
made OF paper and gray in color We under-
stand IL Is the only Que in the state. Tho
possession OF Il speaks Tor the enterprise, OF
Mr.. Dubruille who is alwaysi in thetront. II
viii pay our citizens to cali and see this piece
Of ssatuke.
WHAT FoR.-Sunday evening as Mrs
shane and son, Arthur. were leaving the
Orera House. where they had been attend
ing memorial services, a strange man step
ped up to them and offered young Shane
fifty cents II he would so with him about
block aud help him manage horse TIL,
boy consented and they started down Sec
ond street together After going quite
distance the Shane boy tod the man the,
had gone over a block and asked where
the horse was. The man had hold Of hi
arm, and suspecting something was wrong
young Shane made a desperate effor, ans
succeeded in Jerking loose, when he ran a
fast as he could, frightened nearly &
death, the man after him. Fortunately
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ed, when the man Ia turn ran and wa
seen no more. The boy was taken home
Just what the object Of the stranger wa
can only be surmised. Whether II was Il
kidnaP the boy or rob him, or whatis no
known.
, BACK FROM rIE MtNEs.--Last Saturda,
evening Messrs. ]. J. DaYis, II. KentoI
and S. II. Althouse returned frsm tn
Santiam mines, where they have stake,
out three claims and established the loca
ton for quartz mine Their mine will b
only abeut seven miles from the OregoI
Pacific, with road running 10 1t. Th'
: present outlook isythat IL contains some
fine ore; but il has not yet been thorough
~ prospccted Some OF the mines farthc
from the railroad are being worked witl
moderate results. What Is needed il capi
tai. With il there is no reason why bi,
results should not be obtained, for there /
no doubt that the precious metal is there II
large quantities.
a YoUNG MAN. - Sunday afternoer
a young man was found lying in the wood
above Lebanon in a specchless condition
He was brought down TO Lebanon ans
resto.atiyes applied. when he recovered 81
that he could speak When brought Il
Lebanon he was recognized by citizens
there as a MIR. Warmer OF Salem. lie i
supposed to be the son of DR.. Warmer O
that place. Being without money the citi
zens of Lebanon made up purse to bu,
him ticket and sent him 10 Salem.
PRESBYTERIAN SocIAL USioN.- Th
second annul meeting Of this Union vii
be held at Aurora on June 9th. Attraciiv,
programs for the Church and Sunda,
School have been prepared. Rev. E. r
Pritchard of this city will conduct tn
music, and Rev. ebony, of Lebanon, viii
offer the opening prayer at the Sunda,
School sessions. These meetings are sal
to be very ENJOYABLE affairs. The trip itsei
effers an opportunity to take an excursion
cheap, and no doubt some Of our Alban,
people will do so. The ronud trip rate
will be Albany, $2.Io Lebanon, S2.6o
Halsey, S2.So Eugene, $3.Ss.
OK THE Palette Lane, a Sill
etz Indian, ran away with an Indian maid
en- namsd Anna jones, Monday night
They were pursued and caught at Eugen
City, Wednesday, and at once returned Il
the Siletz. Lane was married to Mrs
Eliza Halo Gleece about three weeks since
but tired of his new wife and slid out will
Miss Anna. Lane has been married tw'
or three times, and as our informant said, I
nearly II on the marry Posi-.
DIED.-Mrs. 6. w. Sanborn, wife Of tn
painter, died at her home in the Thir
Ward, Saturday evening, of quick con
sumption, and was buried Sunday after
noon, funeral services being conducted b
Rev. Pritchard.
A Pension Last Saturday evening
t Mr.. John Nor rison, a worthy member {