The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-09

A MYSTERIOUS AccinENr.--.A mystcri
Gus accident occurred at Monmouth
Thursday, in which tho l2.year ole
daughter OF DIR w II Parrish, physician
VAS seriously injured. While she wa,
sitting near an open fireplace terrible
explosion occurred In the fire, filing the
room with the debris. The noise soor
broughta q crowd OF people TO the spot
and when the excitement had subsidized
IL was found that the little girls lower
j limbs were filed with what was first
supposed to DO shot from cartridge.
DIR Parrish, however, could find no shot
in the wounds, nor the least vestige OF
any explosion in the fireplace. Later
in the day some small metallic fragments
resembling brass, were removed from
the wounds What the explosion was,
or how It got into the fire, Is wholly a
mystery. The little girl is resting well,
and II is thought will recover.
LEBANON. ) NJ Matehett sold his city
property to A Roberts this week for
SIaoo.
Married on the 27th Instant, at the resi-
dence of the brides father, Mr. + Al Crab.
tree, Rev G 5 uanleiter officiating, Mr.
William Bates and Miss Clara NJ Crabuec.
Married. at the ST Charles Hotel, In
Lebanon, Sept, 2oth, Geo II Dodge and
Josie Dodge, Rev Martin Hickman oili.
clating.
Ruff Hiatt finished bailing hops Mon
day. lie has about 5000 pounds which
he Intends TO hold Tor better prices than
are offered At present.
a Mongolian pheasant, unaccustomed
to city ways, became so beWildered last
Friday a. to fy against the front OF G I
Cotton's store, which so dazed him that
he fell an easy prey 10 $ NJ Garland.
Married, at the residence OF the brides
parents, near Lebanon, Sept. goth, Mr. W
II Cyrus, of Crook county, and Miss La
donla StrinIer, of Linn county. Rev &
K Lamar was the officiating clergyman
Advance.
THE SOLDIERS SAD FAKEw ELL.-Lien
tenant Ttipr, Sergeant Mehr and Private
Ouackenhush, VINO were stationed here as
recruiting officers for the Fifth infantry.
leit last night for Albany. where they viii
try 10 capture some unsophisticatcd chaps
who think that life In the ranks Is full of
peace and ldleness. One recruit reward-
ed their labors here. His name was VIII
liam Colovan and he was sent to Angel
Island, San Francisco harbor, where he
Nill make his debut as wearer of the
blue. The departure Ct this squad leaves
the city entirely destitute of BRASS button
splendor, excep, that furnished by the
home militia Statesman.
DfED N SALgM.-Monday morning
Oct. 3, ls9l, at three o'clock, Mrs Nc
Caustland, the young wife of + J Me-
Caustland, city engineer OF Salem, died
very suddenly and unexpectedly. She
had been i'll only two weeks OF malarial
fever and had not been thought 10 be in
danger. Mr. and Mrs McCaustiand have |
for some time made their home at the !
residence OF NJ V Rork, Chemeketa |
street, where the death occurred. De- |
ceased was % years old, and her home |
when married, Oct %, 1890, was at Hal |
sey, Linn county, whore her parents |
now reside.-Journal
They WERE THE MEN.-Deputy Sher. |
III Wrightman returned from jacksonville |
yesterday morning on the We land. hay
ing In charge the two men arrested at
Ashland Tor horse stealing. Mr Bates, of /
Linn county, to whom 1hey sold the out. |
ct, arrived In the city yesterday and iden-
iihed them as the men wanted. Sheriff 1
CrOisan lsft yesterday afternoon with his /
prisoners Tor McMinnville 70 turn them /
over to the authorities there .-rStatesman.
THE MILL TnERE-B NJ Huston ar
rived In Albany last evening from the /
mines. Ali the mill machinery had been
% the Albany Co.'S mines and /
was being set up as rapidly as possible. |
Setting up n stamp mill Is a big job, l
though, ard Il will probably be a month /
before ready for business. Then thirty 1
IONS Of ore a day will make things lively. |
A six inch snow fell last week; bu, Is all 4
gone now.
SALEM's B * L A.-The directors of the /
and Loan association met last 1
evening in regular monihly session and |
osned some $3.50 in two purses. one at
twenty-five and the other at sixty two
months interest In advance. The associa-
ion has now been running two full wears. /
The annual meeting of stockholders will /
BE- held on the nth OF yeu.ber. States J
man.
TALL CoRS.-C II Schmidt, who 10 in
terested In developing the dairy industry |
In the valley, brought in some very tall |
corn yesterday raised few miles from
Albany. The corn was fully II feet high |
and four stocks weighed fully IS lbs. Mr.
Schmidt says that he has seen fine corn
nearly every where in this valley and II Is
a very interesting feature for the pros
pective dairying, as corn will successfully
take the place of grass as green feed dur
ing September and October.
HAVE u noticed that Allen Bros gro
sery store is always full Of fruits, vege
tables, etc, tie very lat est in the mar
ket. II there Is anythi ng to be had they
have it.
Peach es,
ferries,
Cabbsges,
Turnips,
N,w Potatoes.