The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-23
nemE AsD ABaoAD
THURSDAY.

Harpole Bros, saloon at junction City
has boon sluaed on an alta ,hment, the prin.-
cipai creditors being Chevaliier h Co., Of
Portland, 10 whom they are indebted to the
amount oI s7s3.53.
Recently Jack Mcdonald, a sheepherder,
nj Mitchell, at Jsmes Stepbeson, ,in the face
with knife, cutting cash about fivejnehes
long in the tight temple. Mcdonald was
fined : 70 aud tbe mattsr was compromised
between the matter. Peculiar Justice.
Yesterday at Salem Miss Clivo Capw.ll
resigned M superintendent of the blind
school, and Rev E 8 Bolinger was appointed
10 her place. Mrs Boiinger was appointed
matron. This closes the matter. about
which so muoq has been and written
Last night small fruit dryer belonging Ia
Fritz Hoffman, WAS burned at his home ia
the First ward. The fire was discovered by
w > John, at bis home on the island; but
too la'e TO ex,inguish IL. About hyo bushels
Of apples were burned with u.
Little Lord Fontleroy will bs 10 Aleany
Oct 10. Clcveland's ministries, Philip
Philips aud the Moss funly are down for
November. Maud Granger end Kate
Castlston will be hsre In January. Albany
people arc promised some Fne attractions
the coming season.
SroLE BACON Yesterday at Lyons
Joseph Peters was examined before Justice
Lyons, on the charge of having stolen Sc
pounds OF bacon from the warehouse 81
Joseph Mitchell. X Wyatt appeared for
the state and Queener Il Hull for the de-
fense. According TO the testimony after
the bacon was missed from the warehouse
1t was dlscoved hid In the rear Of house.
The bacon was left there, watch set and
Peters observed at night to go and get f.
The justice held him TO await the action oi
the grand jury and Constable Potter
brought him 10 Albany today and left him
at the county jail.
TIE BAPTIST CosvgNrfos. s.--Y Yesterday
afternoon after an address Of welcome by
GWfIill and u response byIMcKillop, tine
following permanent officers were elect.
ed: ID g Latourettc, Of Oregon City,
president; Rev Geo T Ellis, Of Baker
City, vice president; Rev 9 A Woody, o.
Mt Tabor, recording secretary; Rev q NJ
Hill, Of Portland, corresponding secre-
tary; N ] Blagen, Of Portland, treasurer
A paper on home missions prepared
by Mrs 9 NJ Hi was read by Mrs Jane
Failing. Addresses were made by Alice
Voss, Mrs A l. Mead and Miss Emma
Miller. Remarks were made by the fol
lowing new ciergymen in the state: Re'
Gilman Parker, Of Oregon City; q "
Donnell Of Oakland, Oregon; s J Num-
Of Albina;J r Moore of Elgin l. ID Good
win Of Mediord Feehter Of German
church, Salem G X LAMAR OF Lebanon
The treasurer's report showed receipt
from all sources, t4449. .0i, disbursement
1880 80, balance in the treasury sllG0 II
ti0Oo OF which is In the form Of perman
ent investment. There IL also q balance
in the hands Of the New York board O
between $500 and 400. Mr. Blagen pre-
hented the following statement as 10 tn
contribution for home missionH OF tn
30 Baptist churches OF Oregon, all hay
contributed bat 80, from about cent
per membership 10 over s.. The aver
age per member IL - cents, and ON tia
total membership of the state is 30 cents
In the evening an address on woman
work was presented by Miss Alice Voss
on Retrospect and Prospect "by Re
/ Brownson, and home missions by Re,
Gilman Parker.
This forenoon the time Was taken %
| by the board Of managers and in report
| of committees >, and the annual serfno
WAS delivered by Rev Bateman. Tn
afternoon was devoted 10 Sunday sehoo
work under charge of T. q " heeler. Te
night will be devoted TO education an
there will be addresses by Reys Woody
Donneii and Hill.