The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-11-13

eftcIt OF paralysis OF the right siuo an
congestion OF the brain says the Ochoc
Review. The circumstances connects
with his death are most sad, and have cas-
gloom over the neighborhcod In whlcl
he resided. lie had arrived from Albau.
lonly a short time since and had takel
charge OF the ranch belonging TO himeel
aud brother on Crooked river, As mile
above Prinevllle, and with another gentle
man was ba,ching on the place. o.
Thursday evening he LETT the house ol
horseback to look after COW across tn
river. lie did not return that night, ant
Mr. Stanley, who was working for him
supposed he had gone to the postofiic'
after the mail, and did not feel much un
easlncss until the next evening when
neighbor boy brought Mr. Coxs hors'
home, having found II on the range. III
had evidently been struck with paralysl
aud had either fallen from his horse ol
had dlsmounted, Immediately becoming
unconscious and had lain In the place
where he was found for two nights and Z
day. A messenger was sent for DIR Bel
knap, and Mr. Cox was taken to the home
of Mr. Stewart where he fingered until
Sunday evening, though never regained
consciousness.
THR LoupKN CAsR.. .-Louden, who wal
arrested Monday on a charge OF being
an accessory 10 the murder of Henry
Ingram, was given q hearing before
Justice Humphrey this morning. q w
Watts, Il A Miner and Fred Goulei
testified substantially that Louden came
10 Goulet's saloon in this city the nigh
OF the killing and said that man had
been killed out at Frank lngram's by
Frank, and exhibited q revolver saying,
"this Is the boy that did the work.
They also testified that the deft. said he
asked Frank when the deed was COM
mitted IL he knew who IL was that he
had killed, when he said he did not. lie,
the deft,, said he asked Frank q second
time whom he had killed when he said
he guessed II was Henry. Fred Goulet
testified that he loaned I.ouden q pistol
since he began working for Frank. The
sheriff was directed by the district at
torney 10 produce the two pistols which
were in evidence during the trial Of
Frank, which he did when Goulet recog-
mixed the older OF the two as the one he
had loaned Louden. After a1dresse by
counsel the court held the deft. to await
the action OF the grand jury without
bail.
PHrLANrHRoPIc.- A Miss IIempssed,
Of 4o7 Vine street, Seattle, has written to
DR. Paine to learn II u Babeock. the
ter and plenty to eat II not, she Is WILL
Ing to take it upon herselft to see that he
Is properly provided for. a letter has also
been received from X ID Cuteer, captain
Of a ship running between Port Townsend
nd IITnAt,,lt. H. h. In
John from boyhood and that he was
always highly respected by all who knew
him. He expressed a wish thar John was
toi then he would be cared for the re-
mainder of his days.-Reglster
The SAME FELLow.-IIarry Kettle
man, sprinter, who worked the double
cross" act IN Thu city few yraTs ago, tried
the same game In Utah last week, but he'll
never do Il again. His hackers sho, him
square through the thighs with 4s-cali-
bre Colts revolver, and he will sprint no
more. When here he ran a race with
Martin, the son OF Yamhiil farmer. II
was "fixed" that the Jay" was to ain, and
the Yamhillcr mortgaged his farm TO bet
on his boy. Several Of his nelghbors wag-
cred large sums on the country lad, but
when the race came of Keitleman sho,
ahead Of him ike cannon ball. Then he
hoped Into a waiting hack and buried
from the grounds. Welcome
A PAYING FARM.-Here 10 an account
Of n farm that certainly paid. The
Pendleton East Oregonian says that good
wheat land in UmAtilla county has ad-
ra1 In raralty In xra1.a narfi~f.lari.r In
the eastern end, where il commands $40
and s45 per acre, several farms being
sold at that figure near Athena. An
comes from Gerking Flat.
Two or Three years ago Harvey Melon
aid bought the Quinn place for 1900.
He raised two crops on the land, and
made enough 10 pay for it, getting forty
bushels TO the acre this season. Tuesday
ne sold the place to T. ii Sanders for
1850.
A LIVE ASCENSION. Wheat Is Itself
again, and today we take pleasure In quo
Ing II At S6H cents, With promising out
look. The foreign market shows veiy
healthy signs, and the prospect Is good for
still higher, The Oregonian gives the San
Francisco market As 81 sax per GENITAL.
equal to So cents per bushel In Albany;
but local dealer says his advicers are for
81 SO, which should make the Albany
S8 cents, according TO the usual
style OF calculating Oats also show up
better and are quoted at 36H cents. A;
Salem wheat Is only placed at sax cents.
IN ALBANY Morgan, the world-com-
ing-to an end idiot, Is now affecting the
Lebanon people and telling what terrible
papers the Statesman and the Corvallis
Times are. There are a hundred better
and smarter men In the asVlum than Nor
gan.-Salem Statesman. Morgan instead
Of being in Lebanon Is IN Albany He Is
entitled TO his peculiar notions about the
world coming 10 an end. and II he is honest
In them the DEMOCRAT has no attack to
make on him. II takes all kinds of peo-
pie TO make up the world, and Morgan
has righr to his say,even If he is crazy.
ATTER MANY YEARS. - A gentleman
Is in Pendleton, zone of the old timers"
who was here last In 1864, when no Pen
dIeton existed. He Is Vino Circle, and
was seen this morning in The Peoples
Warehouse, where he was busy trading.
Mr. Circle now resides al Paulina, Crook
county, sixty miles west of Canyon City
and ISo miles from Pendleton. lie came
here with band of cattle for shipment,
making the trip In seventeen days. Pen
dleton E. o.
NEED ENEMIEs. The Astorian says
''there are men In The world of so little
importance that they have no enemies.
The AstoTian should have added: and
these are the men SO often mentioned as
suitable candidates for Office. because they
are so popular The popular man Is us.
ually the fellow who Is afraid to speak be.
cause he will offend some one. and who
lacks force because he fears II" This
makes US feel quite important.
ELECTION BoorHs.-The contract for
furnishing election booths for Linn
county has been let to Glass Il Prud-
homie, Of Portland. They will be made
by the Grants Pass Sugar Pine & Lum-
Der Co. with whom the above firm has a
contract and will cost Linn county about
s400 in all. The Australian system will
not be observed in the coming city elec.
tion, though it is as necessary in city
elections as any. Glass & Prudhomit
also have the contract for Lane county
IMPORTANT FIRE Matters meet.
ing Of the Board of Fire Delegates wa
held last evening. Frank Dannals. o
No. rs was elected judge, and w z Gil
lett. of No. as and Percy Kelley, of tn
II 81 l. Co. clerks for the fremen's electio