The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-08-28

THURSDAY.


THURSDAY.
Caroline Gage and troup have been stop |
ping at Eugene for several weeks.
Mr. McCulloeh has opened a shipping es-
tabii, hmsnt In the Cusiek block iustsnorth
of tho DEMOCRAT Off 80, and gill ship fruit,
produce etc.
The Portland Industrial Exposition will
open on Sept 10 and close Dot 10. Ts pro-
mises TO keep up the splendid reputation Of
tho past.
There were twenty -aeven applicants for
teachers certificates ht the regular oxamin--
alton held last week. Twenty-Five were
granted certificates. Ten received frat
giade certiiicstes, ten second grade and five
third gtsds. Eugene Regists'.
A sAspBAoaER.--Y Yesterday evening
Chief Of Police Hoffman arrested n man
going by the name Of Rogers, on suspics
Ion OF bis being the man wanted in
Salem for aandbagging man named
Johnson. Chief OF Police Mimic came up
on the night train and took Rogers back
this morning. lie said he was the man
wanted.
WaEAT.-Whcat las dropped as sud-
denly as II arose, says the Pendleton Il
o. Saturday 80 cents In the sack was
paid for several lots. Tuesday the price
was seven or eight points lower. Quite
q number Of farmers unloaded, however,
when the market reached the top notch.
In Albany the price 10 sO1s cents.
Whether 70 keep II or sell is very seri-
Gus question for the farmer TO decide.
Reports today show rising tendency.
A TRAMP Run OyER.-Frsm DR. II 4
DayIs, Of Harrisburg, the particulars are
learned Of . railroad accident at that city
last evening. The freight train was late
arriving there about o'clock. After II
had left the remains OF n man, evidently
tramp, were found on the track, with In
dicaiions that he had fallen from break
beam on the freight train. Ile was badly
inuiilaied, and nothing was found on him
10 identify him.
Wheat Is quoted al sis cent?, having gone
up cont.
A fall line Of Waraer's c0rsets, the very
best low priced eorsets made st w + Reads
The Mascot Cisb wers having q practice
shoot this afternoon on their grounds near
the depot.
A SeDde-e is o., ing wheat among otherr.
and IL taking prominent part in eleyAting
prices. Hs would like to talk with ypu be
fore selling.
Tho Weekly Advance, the farmers alii-
snee psper. appears this week from Letanon.
II IL we'll gotten up aDd is aiiye with lOcsl
news. Editor Adams 10 spicy writer.
A RELIABLE Wheat 10 now
coming In rapidly and the price still
stands at so cents per bushel.-Gazette
Of Aug. 81. The price at Albany IL Slk
cents, which shows Albany 10 he the best
market. Corvallis always starts out like
q meteor that soon vanishes; but the
market at Albany is the one 10 stand by.
We mention this on account Of several
boasting remarks in the papers there.
NJ l. CosgEREscE.-Atth the NJ + confer
encc in session in Salem the following
questions were voted on with the result
given: /. Shall women be eligible as
lay delegates 10 the ELECTORAL and gen
eral conference? For 80, against 20. 2.
Shall disipline Of church be amended as
above? Yes, by for 3S, against 20. :.
The General conference shall be COM
posed OF ministerial and lay delegates,
who shall always deliberately vote as one
body and never as separate orders. There
shall be as many lay delegates for an
annual conference ~ there are minister
ial. For 10. against ~.
Ar1gNrr At BURGLARY.-Last night
after Conn ( Hendricson had closed their
store, Gus Boenicke, on going 10 the real
Of his brothers. store, adjoining, observed
that the shutters 10 the window Of Conn
& Hendricson's had been tampered with
| but the window was down. Thinking
something might be wrong he called fol
his brother, who not hearing him h'
went in after him. On returning they
found the shutters thrown wide oper
and the window up. indicating that {
man had been inside and had made hi
escape. The shutters had been CLOSED
by Conn & HENDERSON on going home
and II Is thought the man must have Sc
creted himself In the store before il was
closed. Nothing was taken.